Risk Behaviors/Decision Making
Dimensions of Wellness
Relationships
Components of Fitness
Disorders and Feelings
100

What is the easiest way to avoid risky behaviors?

Say no

100

True or False: 

There are seven dimensions of wellness

True

100

What are your siblings

Brothers and sisters that came from either the same mother, father, or both

100

What is the most important component of fitness?

Its all of them (GOT YOU) :)

100

Is obesity a disease?

Yes because it leads to many other health problems

200

How can emotions affect decisions?

Emotions can change the way you look at a situation

ex) anger or sadness can cause the hurting of you or someone else

200

What is the wellness called that a person needs to create and maintain healthy relationships through choices made?

Social wellness

200

Define a blended family

A married couple and their children from previous marriages

200

What does endurance mean?

Doing something over a long period of time

200

Define addiction

A physical or mental dependence (or need) for a particular substance, habit, or behavior

300

What does the HELP strategy stand for

Healthful

Ethical

Legal

Parent Approval

300

Define occupational wellness

Finding fulfillment in your job and know that it has meaning

300

What is friendship?

A significant relationship between two people that is based on trust, caring, and consideration

300

What is strength?

Doing something in short periods of time but with heavier weight

300

Define anxiety

An emotional state of high energy that causes a stress response(it is normal to feel anxious some of the time) 

example: fear

400

How can decision-making skills improve your health?

By making bad decisions, it puts your body in a bad situation because of the stupid things you may be doing, but making good decisions makes you happier which is better for you and others

400

Can career wellness be applied to teens?

Yes 

Decision-making and choices related to work, school, or training are all related to career wellness

400

Define cooperation and compromise

 Cooperation- working together for the good of all

 Compromise-a problem-solving method in which each participant gives up something to reach a solution that satisfies everyone

400

What category does the sit-up test fall under?

Respiratory endurance

400

How can you improve your self-esteem?

Set realistic goals, find something your good at, ask for help when you need it, and accept nobody is perfect

500

True or False:

Breaking a long-term goal into several short-term goals can make the long-term goal easier to achieve

True

500

What is intellectual wellness?

Learning something new

500

Deliberately harming or threatening other people who cannot easily defend themselves is known as _____

Bullying

500

What is the recommended amount of step a person should get in a day?

At least 10,000 steps

500

What are some examples of a stressor?

Parents getting a divorce, being late for events, having a big exam/test, speaking in front of large groups, or big changes like moving houses

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