Self-Regulation
Habits
Self-Defeating Acts
Suicide
100
The process in which an individual recognizes the process they have made.
What is monitoring?
100
The repetition of a task.
What is a habit?
100
Self-defeating acts are also known as what in common language
What is stupid behavior?
100
It is extreme irrational self-destructive behavior.
What is suicide?
200
Drug abuse and eating disorders are an example of.
What are self-regulation problems?
200
Needed to break habits.
What is self-control?
200
Acts that bring failure, suffering, or misfortune to oneself
What are self-defeating acts?
200
Factors that increase the rate of suicide
What are rich countries and warm climates?
300
T.O.T.E. is an acronym for.
What is Test, Operate, Test, Exit?
300
Conserved by acquiring habits.
What is energy?
300
The belief commonly found in women that if they succeed in their career they would be undesirable, lonely, and unhappy
What is the fear of success?
300
Feelings associated with suicide
What are feelings of worthlessness, burdonsome, emotionally numb, and like a failure?
400
Capacity for change is also known as.
What is willpower?
400
The chemical that our brain releases that makes us crave for our habits.
What is Dopamine?
400
Accepting the bad outcomes with the good outcomes.
What is a trade-off?
400
Two theories for suicide.
What are religious sacrifices, cultural meanings, relief from misery, feelings of burdonsomeness?
500
Depression, anxiety, and OCD are causes of ____.
What are eating disorders?
500
The part of the mind outside of consciousness that performs simple operations
What is the automatic system?
500
The ability to make immediate sacrifices for later awards.
What is the capacity to delay gratification?
500
Ways to help prevent suicide other than seeking professional help.
What is the refocus on long-term goals and pleasures that can be fulfilled in distant futures?
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