Maslow
This is the first level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, and includes food and water.
What is Physiological?
These are signals that tell the body and mind how to react.
What are emotions?
An irrational fear.
What is a phobia?
Being realistic about your strengths and weaknesses, being responsible for your personal behavior, avoiding high risk behavior and putting talents and abilities to good use are all signs of this.
What is good mental health?
These are heredity, environment and behavior.
What are the foundations of personality?
This is the ability to imagine and understand how someone feels.
What is empathy?
Exercising, listening to music, and painting are examples of handling your emotions in this manner.
What is a positive way?
These are the messages you receive that indicate who they think you are or what they think you are like.
What is feedback?
Striving to be the best you falls under this level in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
What is Self Actualization?
Physical changes, such as rise in heart rate, perspiration, tightening of muscles, vein enlargement, may occur when the body feels this.
What is anger?
What is aesthetic?
These are nonhostile comments that point out problems and have the potential to help a person change
What is constructive criticism?
Hunger, thirst, shelter, sleep
What are physical needs?
The need to be loved, belong and be valued
What are emotional needs?
The ability to adapt effectively, and recover from disappointment, difficulty or crisis
What is resilience?
This is feedback from yourself.
What is self talk?
This is the peak of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
What is Self Actualization?
An emotional response to doing something wrong
What is guilt?
Feedback from them is not always positive and shouldn't always be valued.
What are peers?
Having bad self esteem is a sign of this
What is bad mental health?