Stress and Coping
Health Triangle Basics
D.O.V.E
Guess the Side 1
Guess the Side 2
100

Which of the following could be considered a stressor?

  • A. School

  • B. Parents

  • C. Social Media

  • D. All of the above

 

D. All of the above

100

What are the three sides of the Health Triangle?

Physical, Mental/Emotional, and Social.

100

What does the D stand for?

Deferred Judgement

100

Directions: Decide which side of the Health Triangle (Physical, Mental/Emotional, or Social) best fits the example. (Can be multiple)


You practice positive self-talk before a big presentation.

Mental/Emotional Health

100

You help a classmate with their homework.

Social Health

200

Name two healthy coping mechanisms someone could use to manage stress.

Going for a walk, listening to music, deep breathing, journaling, or drawing, etc.

200

What happens if one side of your health triangle is ignored?

The other sides weaken, leading to poor overall health.

200

What does the O stand for?

Originality

200

You volunteer to help at a school event.

Social Health

200

You eat breakfast every morning before school.

Physical Health

300

What is another name for positive stress?

 Eustress

300

What does it mean to have wellness?

All three sides of the triangle are equally strong and maintained.

300

What was the purpose of the "colors contest" lesson

To show two heads is better than one. Emphasizing the power of teamwork

300

You schedule a doctor’s appointment for your yearly checkup.

Physical Health

300

You reflect on your choices and decide to make healthier habits.

Mental/Emotional Health

400

What is another name for negative stress

Distress

400

Give an example of an activity that supports more than one side of the Health Triangle.

Playing team sports — improves physical fitness and builds teamwork/social skills.

400

What does the V stand for?

Variety of Ideas

400

You apologize to someone after realizing you hurt their feelings.

Social and Mental/Emotional Health

400

Directions: Decide which side of the Health Triangle (Physical, Mental/Emotional, or Social) best fits the example. (Can be multiple)


You go for a walk to relax after a long day.

Physical and Mental/Emotional Health

500

Which hormone is released when your body experiences “fight or flight”?

Adrenaline

500

Why is it important to balance all parts of your Health Triangle, even when life gets busy?

It helps maintain total well-being and prevents burnout or illness.

500

What does the E stand for?

Energy on Task

500

You join a soccer team to stay active and make new friends.

Physical and Social Health

500

You call a friend to talk about how you’re feeling.

Social and Mental/Emotional Health

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