Values and Morals
Stages of Morality
Self Awareness
COPING & MENTAL HEALTH
COMMUNICATION
100

These are the beliefs that guide how we act and what matters most to us.


values

100

At Stage 1, people make decisions mainly to avoid this.


punishment

100

Looking honestly at your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors is called this.


self-reflection

100

A _____ is something that increases the urge to use substances or engage in unhealthy behaviors.


trigger

100

What kind of communication means expressing your needs while still respecting others.


Assertive

200

A value-based decision is guided by what matters most to you, rather than this.


emotions, appearance, popularity

200

At Stage 2, a person helps someone because of ________

exchange/self-interest

200

True or False: A negative label can become harmful when a person begins believing it defines their entire identity.


True

200

An ____ is a strong desire to engage in a behavior, but it does not mean you must act on it.


urge

200

A reaction is usually immediate and emotional, while a response is more _______.


thoughtful, intentional, or regulated

300

True or False: Values can change and grow throughout life.


True

300

This stage is often called "social awareness/conformity" stage


Stage 3:

300

"Finding your people" means surrounding yourself with individuals who do this.


Positively support, accept, and encourage you

300

Name one healthy coping skill that can help distract from an urge.


Examples:

  • Walking
  • Music
  • Calling a friend
  • Exercise
  • Journaling
  • Art 
300

The DBT skill used to make effective requests and set boundaries is called this.


DEAR MAN

400

This happens when your actions match your values and you feel genuine or "real."


living authentically

400

At Stage 4, people follow rules because they believe society needs this.


order, laws, or social stability

400

Anchoring your self-worth in appearance or achievements can be risky because those things can do this.


change, fail, or disappear

400

Low mood is usually temporary, while this mental health condition involves persistent symptoms that interfere with daily functioning.


depression

400

In DEAR MAN, the "D" stands for this.


Describe

500

Give one example of a value and one behavior that shows that value in action.


  • Value = honesty → telling the truth
  • Value = family → spending quality time together
500

A person breaks an unfair law because they believe human rights are more important. Which Kohlberg stage is this?


Stage 5 or Stage 6

500

Name one reason building identity around values is healthier than building it around performance.


  • Values stay with you
  • Less affected by failure
  • Creates stronger self-esteem
  • Provides direction during hard times 
500

Name three common warning signs of depression.


Examples:

  • Loss of interest
  • Fatigue
  • Isolation
  • Sleep changes
  • Appetite changes
  • Feelings of hopelessness 
500

A friend spreads a rumor about you. Which communication style would be most effective: passive, aggressive, or assertive?


assertive

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