Mental Health Vocabulary
Social Media and Mental Health
Riddles
Exercise
Nutrition
100

What is the capacity to recover from difficult events?

Resilience

100

Name a positive aspect of social media.

What are:

- communicate/connect with friends and family

- find new friends and communities to connect with who share similar interests 

- creative/self-expression output 

- discover resources with valuable information/learning

- seek or offer support 

- raise awareness on important topics/issues

100

What invention lets you look right through a wall?

What is a window?

100

You do not need this to exercise.

What is special equipment?

100

What are the 5 food categories?

Starch

Grains

Protein

Dairy

Fats

200

What is the ability to understand and share feelings of another?

Empathy.

200

A study found that heavy social media users are 3 times more likely to experience symptoms of depression than occasional users.

What is true?

A study found that heavy social media users are 3 times more likely to experience symptoms of depression than occasional users.

200

What kind of room does not have any walls or doors?

What is a mushroom?

200

_____ reduces the risk of premature death and supports positive mental heath and healthy aging.

What is physical activity?

200

What is metabolism?

Metabolism encompasses all the ways in which the body changes and uses nutrients.

300

What is a return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength?

Recovery

300

A study found that feelings of ___________ increased with increased use of Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram

What is loneliness?

300

What do the numbers 11, 69, 88, and 96 all have in common?

They all read the same upside down.

300

Before working out, you should do this.

What is warm-up?

300

What are proteins?

Complex molecules made up of amino acids. They are essential for growth and repair. They build tissue and nitrogen balance.

400

The quality or state of being strong; the capacity of an object or substance to withstand great force or pressure?

Strength

400

This is the average amount of time that is spent on social media each day.

What is 2.5 hours?

400

I am made of metal surrounded by wood. Everyone uses me, what am I?

What is a pencil?

400

Everyday, especially while working out you should constantly have this nutrient.

What is water?

400

What are types of fat?

Unsaturated- not completely filled with all the hydrogen it can hold. It is lighter and less dense. Primarily made up on unsaturated fatty acids

Saturated- every carbon atom is fully bound to hydrogen. The molecules pack tightly together at room temperature and are dense, solid and heavy. Made up of mostly animal fats. 

Trans fatty acids- saturated fats created when food manufacturers add hero gen to polyunsaturated plant oils such as corn oil to break down the double carbon bonds and straighten out the molecules. They are found in many margarines and other processed foods containing hydrogenated vegetable

500

The object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result?

A goal
500

Studies indicate that getting “likes” and “notifications” on your phone can trigger the release of __________, a feel good hormone. This lends itself to social media addiction.

What is dopamine?

500

A man who was outside in the rain without an umbrella or hat didn't get a single hair on his head wet. Why?

He was bald

500

Strengthening muscles in your core.

Leg lifts, sit-ups, crunches, planks, mountain climbers.

500

Why are vitamins important?

Vitamins are organic substances that are necessary for metabolism or preventing a particular deficiency disease. Because the body cannot make vitamins they must be supplied in the foods we eat. They are critical in building and maintaining body tissues, supporting our immune system so we can fight disease ensuring healthy vision. They help our bodies break down and use the energy found in carbs, proteins and lipids. They are critical during rapid growth pregnancy laceration and healing. Evidence supports the claim that some can prevent chronic illness.

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