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Peer Pressure
Components of Health
Alcohol
Nutrition
100

using technology to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target someone

cyber bullying
100

a clear, direct request or suggestion given to engage in a specific behavior

direct pressure 

100

The condition of your body, including fitness, nutrition, sleep, and absence of disease.

physical health  

100

4 short term effects of alcohol 

slurred speech, impaired vision, loss of coordination, hangover, blackout, vomiting, poor judgement

100

a label on food packages or drinks that provides important information about what’s inside the food

nutrition label 

200

cyber bullying prevention. give me 3

•Think Before You Post – T.H.I.N.K Method

•Don't Be a Bystander – Support victims, report bullying.

•Use Privacy Settings – Limit who can see your posts.

•Block & Report – Use platform tools to stop bullies.

•Talk to a Trusted Adult – Cyberbullying is serious, and adults can help.

200

when you feel pressured to fit in or do something because of what you see others doing, even though no one is directly asking you to do it.

indirect pressure

200

The ability to recognize, understand, and express emotions in a healthy way.

emotional health 

200

alcohol is classified as what type of drug and why 

Depressant because it makes people feel relaxed or sleepy, but it can also affect coordination, thinking, and reaction time.

200

Nutrient that provides the body with a lot of energy

carbohydrates

300

why do people say things online they wouldnt say in person. give me 2

•People feel safe behind a screen

•Being online makes people feel bolder or less restrained

•Some people post mean comments for attention, validation, or social acceptance from their online friends or followers

•It’s easier to be cruel when you don’t see someone’s emotional response in real-time.

 anynoumous 

300

when you feel the need to fit in or be accepted, and your own thoughts or insecurities push you to do something because you think it's what others expect.

internal pressure

300

The impact of your surroundings on your well-being, including air quality, safety, and access to clean water and food.

environmental health

300

what are 3 reasons on why people continue to drink and drive even though they know it's bad

peer pressure, no other ride, overly confident, impaired judgment, habit

300

a schedule or list of meals that you plan to eat over a certain period, like a week

meal plan

400

T.H.I.N.K before you post. What does each letter stand for?

true, helpful, inspiring, necessary, and kind

400

give 4 refusal skills

excuse, walk away, say no confidently, use humor, change subject

400

The ability to think clearly, learn, and cope with stress effectively.

mental health

400

operating a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs

DUI

400

are concentrated source of energy and help absorb certain vitamins

fats

500

name 3 classifications of drug

cannabis, opioid, stimulant, halluncigen, depressant

500

During lunch at school, you overhear a group of friends talking about how fun their weekend was because they all went to a party and drank. They talk about how cool and grown-up it felt. Even though they never ask you to join in, you feel a pressure to drink the next time you’re invited to a party to feel included in the group.

indirect pressure

500

A sense of purpose, values, and inner peace

spiritual health 

500

The alcohol percentage you cannot go over when driving is _________. How many drinks is that equal too?

0.08. depends on the weight of the person. with your second drink, you will be over the limit

500

name the six classes of nutrients

carbohydrates, water, fat, protein, vitamins, minerals

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