General
Definitions
Types of Mental Illness
Types of Neurotransmitter
True & False
100

What is one of the most important factors that impacts a young person's stress levels?

Sleep

100

To bounce back from hardships

Resilient

100

This is the most common mental illness

Depression 

100

The hormone that prepares the body to react?

Adrenaline

100

Empathy is a choice

True

200

Name two warning signs a teen might have that are at risk of suicide. 

Depressed, change in eating or sleeping, withdraw from family and friends, give away their stuff, obsessed with death, not interested in usual things, has a plan, suddenly happy, self-mutilation, or impulsive. 

200

______ is a negative, unreasonable opinion/attitude or having a problem with people in a certain group, but not actually doing anything to them. 

Prejudice

200

A progressive disease of the brain?

Alzheimer's Disease

200

Too little of this is associated with anxiety and depression?

Serotonin

200

Having children vaccinated has been linked to Autism?

False

300

How long do symptoms have to last to be classified as Clinical Depression?

2 weeks

300

Good form of stress is called what?

Eustress

300

This condition causes the person to fluctuate between episodes of depression and mania

Bi-polar Disorder

300

What response is activated with the hormone adrenaline is engaged?

Fight or Flight

300

Only 2% of adults are considered to be in optimal mental health?

False- 17%

400

Name the "Three Outs" for relieving stress?

Time out, Work out, Reach out

400

What disease is a physical disorder caused by an emotional reason? Ex. Stomach ache caused by fear or headache from stress.

Psychosomatic Disease/stress

400

This often impacts women after giving birth?

Postpartum Depression

400

Controls movement, enjoyment, mood, motivation & reward?

Dopamine

400

Selfishness is the opposite of empathy?

True

500

This type of mental illness means that something from one's environment led to a psychological impairment, such as childhood emotional trauma or neglect.

Functional 

500

These deliver messages from your brain, jumping the gap between your nerve cells?

Neurotransmitters

500

Also known as "Winter Depression"

SAD- Seasonal Affective Disorder

500

This controls motor control, vision, anxiety and sedation

GABA

500

Dissociative identity disorder is another name for PTSD?

False

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