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used in certain moments to avoid certain feelings and thoughts

What are defense mechanisms

100

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person

What is empathy

100

unhealthy thought patterns

What are cognitive distortions

100

 illegal activity related to health products and services (fake medical devices/false claims by someone without medical degree and license) Elizabeth Holmes

What is health fraud

100

This is the leading cause of mortality for adolescents

What are accidents (#1 car crashes)

200

used to gain power, money, create distrust, outright lies/deep fakes

What is disinformation

200

This chemical is released when there is stress and gratitude can reduce the amount that is produced

What is cortisol

200

Having the ability or inability to access healthcare, housing, healthy food options, etc...

What are socioeconomics

200

People who are able to understand others perspectives, realize how and when their emotional responses impact others, are able to control themselves when they are under stress, and are able to build and maintain healthy relationships

Who are emotionally intelligent people

200

According to this person, the primary task for adolescents is to form a sense of unique identity

Erik Erikson

300

Ability to show appreciation for what one has in life. Studies have found that it has many physical, mental, social, and emotional benefits for health such as: better sleep, reduces anxiety and depression, more dopamine, reduces stress hormone production, immune system boost, and connecting with others

What is practicing gratitude

300

connection to a particular social group that shares cultural/national connections

What is ethnic identity

300

one becoming the best version of themself through a variety of needs being met on different levels

What is self-actualization

300

transferring feelings to another person

What is displacement

300

Based off of theories and claims, there are no published articles or peer reviewed results

What is pseudoscience

400

abilities and feelings can change through hard work and dedication

What is growth mind-set

400

Organizations and programs that help people such as: Grocery stores, schools, food pantries, clinics, fire and sherif's department, waste management services, access to clean water

What are community resources

400

Creating awareness about a health related issue and wanting others to know why it is important (flyers/announcements)

What is health promotion

400

areas in a community without full service grocery stores and rely on places such as convenient stores and fast food restaurants for majority of their diet

What are food deserts

400

In this stage of Maslow's hierarchy of needs being met people will be shown that they have meaningful relationships. They have people who they spend quality time with, have deep conversations, often times will make sure that the person knows that they are a priority in their life.

Love and acceptance

500

an unhealthy thinking pattern where people constantly try to prove that their attitudes and behaviors are correct. Always need to win an argument

What is always being right

500

A person who is dealing with a serious health issue who will need to stay in the hospital (Intensive Care Unit-ICU, nursing homes, addiction recovery)

What are inpatient facilities

500

People who always expect negative outcomes and are not hopeful about the future

Who are pessimistic people

500
acting in an immature way/grown up tantrum

what is regression

500

Cases where conditions appear suddenly and last for a short time (flu, broken leg, sunburn, etc...)

What is acute

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