Stress
Stereotypes
Self Esteem/Resilience (Mcfarland)
Body Image/Eating Disorders
Depression-Anxiety/Suicide-Self Harm
100

The Reaction Of The Body And Mind To Everyday Challenges And Demands

Stress

100

Oversimplified Image Or Idea Of A Person Or Thing

Stereotype

100

How much you value, respect and feel confident about yourself

Self Esteem

100

The way that someone perceives their body and assumes that others perceive them 

Body Image

100

Fear or nervousness about what may happen

Anxiety 

200

Known As The Negative Type Of Stress

Distress

200

Throwing Like A Girl 

Gender Stereotype

200

To bounce back after something bad happens 

Resiliency 

200

A mental illness that leads to unhealthy eating behaviors

Eating Disorder

200

When a person deliberately hurts or injures themself  

Self Harm

300

Known As The Positive Type Of Stress

Eustress 

300

Court Yard Kids Are

A DDHS Stereotype


300

Building resilience begins with?

Self Awareness 

300

This is subjective (based on opinion) and NOT objective (based on fact)

Body Image

300

An individual shows 5 or more symptoms that last longer than 2 weeks

Clinical/Major Depression

400

Three Healthy Ways To Deal With Stress 

Time Out, Work Out and Reach Out! 

400

Stereotypes Are Commonly Portrayed Here 

The Media/Movies/TV

400

The best way to improve self esteem and avoid negative thoughts

Positive Self Talk

400

Third most common chronic illness among adolescents 

Anorexia Nervosa 

400

-Family History-Brain Chemical Imbalance-Social/Environmental 

Causes of Depression

500

Three Stages Of Stress

Alarm, Resistance and Fatigue! 

500

Asian People Are Good At Math

Racial Stereotype

500

Which student/runner from McFarland HS ended up going back and teaching PE at Mcfarland HS after college?

Johnny Sameniego

500

Compulsive Overeating (more common in males)

Binge Eating Disorder

500

Counseling, Anti-depressants and Lifestyle Improvements are?

Treatments for Depression

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