Self-Image / Decision Making
Tobacco Cigarettes
Alcohol & Ads
Anxiety
Communication
100

Give one example of an everyday decision that you make.

What to wear, what to eat, etc.

100

Name two things that happen to someone’s body within seconds of smoking.

Heart beats faster, hand steadiness decreases, carbon monoxide in lung increases, temperature of the skin drops, the pattern of brain waves changes.

100

What are two reasons why someone does NOT want to drink alcohol?

Don't like the taste, they want to be healthy, cost, illegal under 21, etc. 

100

What are some other words you can use to describe anxiety?

Nervous, uneasy, anxious, stressed, etc.

100

Give one reason why communication is an important skill.

Good communication helps develop healthy relationships, avoid bad feelings, prevent misunderstandings, get work done, etc.

200

What are two important tips for achieving goals?

Have a positive attitude, don't be afraid to make mistakes, praise yourself for progress, identify areas that need improvement, use your imagination and visual yourself achieving. 

200

How old does someone have to be in Michigan to buy tobacco cigarettes? 

21 

200

True or false: drinking alcohol helps people to sleep better.

False. 

200

True or false: most people do not experience anxiety 

False. Most people do experience anxiety. 

200

What are the two types of communication? Give an example of each.

Verbal, as in using words and the loudness and tone of our voice. Non-verbal as in gestures, body language, or facial expressions.

300

What is the definition of self-image? 

Self-image is the mental picture (beliefs and attitudes) that we have about ourselves.

300

Name two long-term effects of smoking.

Cancers, lung diseases, heart disease.

300

Name three common advertising techniques?

Celebrity endorsement, bandwagon, romance, maturity, popularity, voice of authority, scientific evidence, comparison tests, demos, deal appeal. 

300

Name three physical symptoms of anxiety

"Butterflies", rapid heart beat, shaky voice, muscle tension, sweating hands, dry mouth, difficulty concentrating. 

300

What is a misunderstanding?

A misunderstanding is the result of a failure to communicate clearly. The sender communicates one message but the receiver hears another.

400

Name three people or things around you that can influence your decisions.

Parents, friends, media, etc.

400

Rather than calming you down, smoking makes you more nervous. Why is this true?

Nicotine, the main chemical found in tobacco smoke, is a stimulant.

400

Define target group is and give an example of one.

A group of people that an advertiser aims his advertising at in order to get them to buy the product (e.g., parents, kids, teens, etc.).

400

List two situations that commonly make a middle schooler anxious.

Various answers... 

400

Describe how you might use communication skills to improve your communications either at school, at home, or with friends.

Any response that identifies an area to apply the skill and a benefit.

500

What are the 3 Cs of Decision-Making?

Clarify, Consider (collect information and consequences), and Choose.

500

What is one reason that smoking makes a person’s heart beat faster?

Nicotine causes the adrenal glands to release chemicals that make the heart beat harder and faster; or inhaled carbon monoxide takes oxygen from the blood forcing the heart to beat harder to get more oxygen to the body.

500

What does the term "implied message" mean?

The hidden message conveyed by the look or the sound of the ad.

500

We learned about three healthy techniques for dealing with anxiety. What are two of them?

Any two of the following three. Deep breathing, mental rehearsal, and/or relaxation exercise.

500

What are four skills for avoiding a misunderstanding?

Send the same message on verbal and nonverbal channels, be specific, ask questions, and paraphrase. 

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