Stressors
Percent chance of experiencing a college stressor.
What is 100%?
Percentage of depression patients that don't recover. (Within 10%)
What is 20%?
A wide range of conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior.
What is mental illness?
Term for the thought of ending one's life.
What is Suicidal Ideation?
This is the term for the guided or independent practice of focusing on oneself.
What is Meditation?
Most common stressor category.
What is Relationship?
Increased chance of aquiring when high amounts of stress are dealt with regularly.
What is Anxiety?
The most common mental illness.
What is Anxiety?
The last four digits in the national suicide hotline.
What is 8255?
A way of protecting yourself from psychological harm and problematic experiences, as well as behavior.
What is Coping?
Root cause of most mental health problems.
What is stress?
The term for the mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person.
What is Stigma?
Average time between onset of mental illness and start of treatment. (Within 3 years)
What is 11 years?
The term for a strategy or approach that is intended to prevent an outcome or to alter the course of an existing condition.
What is Intervention?
Unhealthy examples of coping mechanisms.
What are Alcohol and Drugs
Second most common stressor category.
What is financial?
The term for the existence of more than one mental illness in one person.
What is Comorbidity?
Percent of college student drop outs due to mental health. (Within 15%)
What is 64%?
Fill in the quote: “Every year in the United States, approximately _____ college students between the ages of __ and ___ commit suicide, and nearly _____ attempt it”
What is 1,100, 18, 24 and 24,000
Stress is physiological and psychological. Physiological stress can be seen by ...
What is Use of Coping Mechanisms?
An extreme effect of a stressor on a college student.
What is dropping out?
Three name brands of antidepressants.
What are Lexapro, Prozac and Zoloft?
Brain chemicals involved with all mental health issues. (Only need one correct)
What is Dopamine and Serotonin?
External resource for support.
What is counseling?
Separating oneself from parts of your life.
What is Dissociation?