Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Name that Influence
True/false
Q+A
100

the way you view yourself overall


Self-concept


100

How you feel about yourself

Self-esteem

100

Skin colour, eye colour, hair colour

Heredity

100

In order to build resilience, you should only do things you know you are easily able to do

False

100

What is one benefit of having high self-esteem?

Taking care of yourself, meeting new people, increased opportunities, skill improvement, ect...

200

A combination of your feelings, likes, dislikes, attitudes, abilities, and habits.

Personality

200

Identifying with and sharing another person's feelings

Empathy

200

Family and friends

Environment


200

To build self-esteem, we should not ask others for help

False

200

Name one physical need

Getting enough food, water, rest. Having shelter, a sense of safety

300

belief in your ability to do what you set out to do


Confidence


300

Having a positive attitude about the future


Optimistic

300

The choices you make

Behaviour


300

Your self-concept is based on both internal thoughts and external input

True

300

Name one social need

Give and receive love, feel recognized, feel connected to people you trust

400
The ability to handle the stresses and changes of everyday life in a reasonable way.

Mental and emotional health

400

The ability to recover from problems or loss

Resilience

400

The local climate

Environment

400

For our mental health, we should avoid situations that make us anxious.

False


400

Name all 3 sides of the health triangle

Physical, social, mental/emotional

500

___________ allows you to face challenges and move past them in a healthful way

Resilience

500

Some ways to build ______________ are to set healthy goals, accept no one is perfect, and ask for help when you need it.

Self-esteem

500
Personality traits

Heredity

500
To build self-esteem, we should identify our weaknesses and work to improve them.

True

500

What are the 3 types of influences on your personality?

Heredity, environment, behaviour