Definitions
Self Esteem
Strengths
Statistics
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100

This is defined as: your overall opinion of your own personal value, worth, and capabilities

Self esteem

100

What is an example of a core belief?

I am incompetent, I am worthless, I am ugly, etc.

100

This strength is defined as: the ability to truly understand and share the emotions of another person

Empathy

100

What percent of people will drink alcohol at some point in their life time? (guess within 5%)

84.1%

100

This type of communication is direct but respectful; it allows you to communicate your needs while also taking into consideration how your words might land with someone else

Assertive

200

This is defined as: the natural qualities, abilities, and positive attributes that helps someone succeed

Strengths

200

Low self esteem is a symptom of what mental health disorder?

Depression

200

This strength is defined as: hoping and believing that good things will happen in the future

Optimism 

200

In 2023, what percentage of college students used marijuana? (guess within 5%)

39.5%

200

Someone is in this stage of change when they are not aware that change needs to happen or that their behavior is a problem

Pre contemplation 

300

This is defined as: deeply ingrained fundamental assumptions we hold about ourselves, other people, and the world that act as the internal lens through which we interpret our experiences

Core beliefs

300

What are 2 ways we can improve our self esteem?

Developing a skill, achieving a goal, sticking to our values, reminding ourselves of our strengths, reminding ourselves what we have overcome, positive affirmations, etc. 

300

This strength is defined as: the quality of being real, genuine, true, or legitimate

Authenticity

300

What percent of Americans 12+ battled a SUD in 2024? (guess within 5%)

16.8% (48.4 million people)

300

The person in this family role takes on too much responsibility at a young age

The Hero

400

This is defined as: the principles and values that guide how people make decisions, judge right from wrong, and act in daily life

Values

400

What is one way to challenge negative core beliefs?

Thought challenging, cognitive restructuring, putting thoughts on trial, examining evidence for or against the belief, behavioral experiment 

400

This strength is defined as: the ability to adapt well and bounce back after facing stress, adversity, trauma, or life stress

Resilience

400

What percent of young people use an illegal drug by the time they reach 12th grade? (guess within 5%)

36.8 % 

400

Someone with this type of boundaries may struggle with saying no, will be overly impacted by the emotions of others, and may overshare or be overly involved with others

Porous boundaries 

500

This is defined as: phrases, that when repeated regularly, can change negative thoughts and behavior patterns

Positive affirmations 

500

What is the difference between a negative core belief and a balanced core belief?

A balanced core belief is more neutral and objective, making room for multiple things to be true at once, as opposed to the black and white nature of a negative core belief

500

This strength is defined as: having a strong desire to be successful 

Ambitious

500

Among the 29.8 million individuals with Alcohol Use Disorder, what percent get treatment? (guess within 5%)

About 8%

500

SMART goals stands for what? (must get 3 out of 5)

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timeline

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