Psychology - Labeling Emotions
Neurology - Neurotransmitters + Emotions
Medicine - Mental Health + Emotions
Pop Culture - Emotions
Nutrition - Food + Emotions
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What does emotional labeling mean?

Naming emotions with nuanced and distinct language.

100

What neurotransmitter is related to happiness?

Dopamine

100

Are intrusive memories related to anxiety, PTSD, or depression?

PTSD
100

The Broadway Show, Dear Evan Hansen, portrays teenagers with social anxiety and depression. In the musical, what worsens the emotional struggles of the protagonist? 

Social media  

100

True or False: When feeling stressed, foods high in fat and sugar are more appealing. 

True

200

True or False: Emotional labeling reduces emotional regulation, by affecting the prefrontal cortex and amygdala. 

False

200

When you can’t fall asleep, which over-the-counter neurotransmitter might you take as a medicine?

Melatonin

200

Define agoraphobia and OCD? Are they forms of anxiety or depression. 

Agoraphobia - fear of public spaces 

OCD - compulsive and obsessive repetitive behaviors that stem from fear

Forms of anxiety

200

In Inside Out, Sadness is initially repressed. What ultimately happens to Sadness?

Sadness is normalized.

200

What is emotional eating?

Eating to feel better - to fill emotional needs rather than the stomach. May be triggered by powerlessness, hunger, and shame. 

300

Give an example of how you would name an emotion, the intensity, the urgency, and duration. 

E.g. Feeling hurt deeply (8/10 severity) that is constant (high urgency) and lasts for a whole day (24 hours). 

300

What neurotransmitter regulates well-being and overall mood?

Serotonin

300

True or False: PET scans of depressed individuals show high activity 

False. Electrical stimulation is lower

300

In Inside Out, the character "Fear" is a combo of what neurotransmitters?

Epinephrine, Adrenaline, and Norepinephrine. 

300

True or False: Irritable bowel syndrome (GI disease) is related to anxiety and depression. 

True
400

Stress and overwhelm are common emotions. Describe the difference. 

Stressed - being in the weeds, having a lot to

Overwhelmed - being blown away, body shuts down

400

When you hug your friend, what neurotransmitter is released?

Oxytocin

400

Do mental health struggles get subsequently better or worse from first generation, to second generation, to third generation immigrants. 

Mental health struggles get subsequently worse. 

400

In “Dead Poets Society” what mental health disorder does Neil Perry struggle with and ultimately succumb to? 

Depression

400

Gut bacteria make what percent of the body’s supply of serotonin, to regulate mood? (E.g. 30, 40, 50, 75, or 95%)

95% 

500

True of False: The belief that woman are more emotional than men persists as a strong gender stereotype 

True. Labeling women as “emotional” undermines their credibility.

500

If you want to be calm after feeling fearful (epinephrine flood), what neurotransmitter needs to be involved?

GABA


500

What is Ataxophobia?

A fear of untidiness that is associated with OCD

500

In Phantom of Opera, which character is grieving the loss of a father and struggling with Depression. 

The protagonist, Christine Daaé. 

500

What is an Ayurvedic diet?

Eating based on your body type, and what suits your specific constitution. 

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