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Resilience
Learning the skills required to cook a meal for your family would most likely impact this sense
Competence
Accepting your mistakes and thinking of them as learning opportunities would be an effective way to improve this
Self-Esteem
From the list below which needs must be met first according to Maslow
Friends, safety from danger, reaching potential, food and water
Food and water
Being honest, loyal, and realiable
trustworthiness
Being interested and involved in your school and community
Being considerate of others and treating their possessions with care
Respect
Being open minded and playing by the rules
Fairness
Being accountable for the choices you make
Responsibility
Signals that tell your mind and body how to react
Someone who serves as an example to others
Role Model
If you have this you can be counted on to observe core ethical values
Integrity
This is what sets you apart from other people and determines how you will react in certain situations
Personality
People who have high or good _______ show respect for themselves and others
Character
These non-hostile comments point out problems and encourage improvement
Constructive Criticism
Mental processes that protect individuals from strong or stressful emotions or situations
Defense Mechanisms
The ability to imagine and understand how someone else feels
Empathy
Chemicals secreted by glands that regulate the activity of body cells
Hormones
Intentional use of unfriendly or offensive behavior
Hostility
Hostility is an outward expression of this emotion
Anger
Making excuses to explain a situation or behavior
Rationalization
Involuntary pushing of unpleasant feelings out of conscious thought
Repression
Students who organize a campaign against drunk driving are demonstrating what trait of good character
Citizenship
This is the ability to bounce back from disappointment
Resiliency
Attributing your own feelings or faults to another person or group
Projecting