Mental Health
Self-Care
Stress-Management
Attention/Focus
Finance
100

What is a state of emotional, psychological, and social well-being that shapes how we think, feel, act, and relate to others. 

Mental health 

100

How much sleep should a healthy 18-21 year old sleep each night?

7-9 hours.

100

What is a natural reaction/state of mental or emotional strain caused by something.

Stress

100

How often does the average college student check their phone?

113 times per day, nearing 7 hours of daily screen time. 

100

An amount of money owed to a party that accrues interest. 

Debt. 

200
This term describes the hesitation or societal shame that prevents people from seeking professional psychological support. 

Stigma

200

Personal, explicit limits that are put in place to protect time, energy, and mental-well being. 

Boundaries. 

200

True or False: It is natural to experience some degree of stress

True! Stress is a human response to challenges and threats and prompts us to address it. However, chronic stress is not healthy!

200

Things that help you stay focused in class?

Participation, eye contact, notetaking, being engaged, etc. 

200

What is a portion of income that is set aside and used for future purchases. 

A savings.


300

What percentage of college students report experiencing a mental/behavioral concern?

60%-70%

300

What are the values called that shapes our automatic thoughts, which then drive our emotions and beliefs. 

Core values.

Important to identify so you can gain direction and understand experiences. 

300

What is this perspective of seeing a difficult challenge as an opportunity to learn? 

Cognitive Reframing

300

How long prior to bed should you be off of your screen? 

30-60 minutes due to the blue light that interrupts the development of melatonin. 

300
On average, how much does a college student spend on fast food monthly? 

Around $410.

400

Three resources (on campus or off) you can use to support your mental health. 

Counseling/therapy, exercise, rest, time outside, talking to a friend, enjoying a hobby, etc. 

400

Phrase used to describe the mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion caused by prolonged, unmanageable occupational stress. 

Burnout. 

400

What are some positive coping strategies to decrease/help with stress.

Meditation, exercise, deep breaths, spending time in nature, talking to someone, writing thoughts down, stepping away from technology, etc. 

400

Two executive function skills that help complete homework.

Planning

Time Management

Task Initiation

Sustained Attention

Flexibility

Perseverance

400

What is an unsubsidized loan? 

A loan where interest grows as you're still in school.

500

What chronic conditions does poor mental health increase the risk for?

Heart disease, strokes, cancer, neurological difficulties, etc. 

500

A chemical released when doing activities such as exercising, socializing with friends/family, or participating in a hobby you enjoy. 

Endorphins.

500

What is the #1 cause of stress among college students?

Up to 87% of students point to their education and academic performance as their primary source of stress.

500

Three foods that help you focus better? 

Fish, blueberries, dark chocolate, leafy green vegetables, nuts. Overall: fruits and vegetables. 

500

What is the recommended amount to put aside weekly for needs, wants, and savings? 

50% for needs, 30% to wants, 20% to savings. 

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