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Mental & Emotional
Mental & Emotional
Describe you are a key to what you value.
traits
Building blocks for character
Your values
A person’s belief about his or her worth.
Self-esteem
A mental disorder in which a person has a compelling need to starve, binge, or to binge and purge.
An eating disorder
A specific feeling
An emotion
The feeling of being irritated or annoyed.
Anger
Standard or belief
A value
Is the degree to which a person regulates his or her own behavior
Self-control
A person’s belief that he or she is worthy and deserves respect
Positive self-esteem
What is Anorexia nervosa?
An eating disorder in which a person starves his or her body and weighs 15 percent or more below the healthful weight for his or her age and gender.
A chemical that is involved in controlling states of consciousness and mood.
Serotonin
A chronic state of anger
Hostility
Delayed gratification
is voluntarily postponing an immediate reward in order to complete a task before enjoying a reward.
When you are sensitive to the needs, wants, and emotions of others, and you are forgiving.
Compassion
A person’s belief that he or she is not worthy and does not deserve respect.
Negative self-esteem
An eating disorder in which a person binges and then purges
Bulimia
A thought or event that causes a person to become angry
An anger trigger
The releasing of anger on someone or something other than the cause of the anger.
Displacement
When you abide by the rules and are a good sport, and do not take advantage of others.
Fairness
When you treat others as you want to be treated and refrain from violence.
Respect
An individual’s unique pattern of characteristics.
Personality
A disorder in which people binge on large quantities of food.
Binge eating disorder
Anger that is not recognized and is expressed in inappropriate ways.
Hidden anger
What is Loneliness
Is a feeling of being emotionally isolated from others.
When you do what you promise and are accountable for your decisions.
Responsibility
When you are dependable, loyal, and honest.
Trustworthiness
A compelling desire to use a drug or to engage in a specific behavior, continued use despite negative consequences, and loss of control.
addiction
A disorder in which a person’s patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting interfere with daily living.
A personality disorder
What are Anger-management skills
Are healthful ways to control and express anger.
Often caused by fear that someone or something you love will be lost.
Jealousy
When you refuse to lie, steal, or mislead anyone.
Honesty
Having high regard for oneself.
Self-respect
The compelling desire to use a drug even though it harms the body, mind, or relationships.
Drug addiction
A disorder in which a person’s patterns of behavior are in conflict with society.
Antisocial personality disorder
Is the response of the body to the demands
of daily living.
Stress
A physical state that places the body at greater risk of developing severe illness.
Hostility
The compelling desire to be flawless
Perfectionism
The compelling desire to be connected to another person.
Relationship addiction
The compelling desire to play computer games or engage in other computer activities.
Computer addiction
A disorder in which there is a breakdown in logical thought processes
Schizophrenia
What is a stressor
A source or cause of stress
What is Eustress
A healthful response to a stressor
A person neglects himself or herself to care for, control, or try to “fix” someone else.
Codependence
A person who supports the harmful behavior of others.
An enabler
A behavioral or psychological syndrome or pattern that occurs in an individual
A mental disorder
A disorder in which a person is constantly worried about illness
Hypochondria
What is Distress
A harmful response to a stressor.
In GAS, what is The alarm stage?
Is the first stage of the GAS in which the body gets ready for quick action.
Mental disorders are caused by genes, physical injuries, and illnesses that affect the brain.
Biological influences
Mental disorders include stress, traumatic experiences, and poor coping skills
Psychological influences
A disorder in which feelings of terror strike suddenly and repeatedly with no warning.
Panic disorder
What is Inpatient treatment
Involves staying at a hospital or other treatment facility during part or all of their treatment.
In GAS, what is the The resistance stage?
Is the second stage of the GAS in which the body attempts to regain internal balance.
In GAS, what is the exhaustion stage?
The third stage of the GAS in which wear and tear on the body increase the risk of injury, illness, and premature death.
A disorder in which there is an excessive fear of certain objects, situations, or people that pose little or no actual danger
A specific phobia
A disorder in which the after-effects of a terrifying event keep a person from living in a normal way.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
A disorder in which a person’s brain deteriorates in function.
A cognitive disorder
What is Outpatient treatment
Involves living at home, but visiting a hospital, doctor’s office, or other facilities for treatment.
Explain the effects of Prolonged stress
Makes it difficult for you to think clearly and concentrate and increases the risk of depression and psychosomatic diseases and makes it difficult to be resilient.
Is the act of intentionally taking one’s own life.
Suicide
A disorder in which a person is overly anxious and self-conscious in everyday social situations.
Social anxiety disorder, or social phobia,
A disease in which brain deterioration affects memory, language, and reasoning.
Dementia
A disorder in which a person regularly violates the rights of others and breaks social rules.
A conduct disorder
Support groups
People who have mental disorders and/or addictions may benefit from being in a support group.
The GAS occurs in three stages:
the alarm stage
the resistance stage
the exhaustion stage
Is the third leading cause of death for people between 15 and 24.
Suicide