week 1-3
What does DP stand for?
Developmental Psychology
What is personal information?
Your full name, home address, school name, or phone number
When receiving a compliment, it’s important to respond with what saying?
“Thank you”
True or False: When you give someone a compliment, it's important to say their name
True
True or False: Drugs relieve stress temporarily
True
What is self image?
How you see and think about yourself
What is a digital footprint?
A unique trail of data that a person or business creates while using the internet
What is the difference between being assertive and being aggressive?
Assertive means standing up for yourself respectfully; aggressive means hurting others with words or actions
What are the four ways of consuming drugs?
Injection, oral, snort, inhale
What is tolerance?
Needing more of a drug to get the same effect
What does it mean to be a bystander?
A person present at an event, emergency, or incident of bullying/harassment who witnesses the situation but is not directly involved
True or false:
Both are false
Your friends ask you to skip class. What is an assertive way to respond?
No im fine im going to class I don’t want to get in trouble
True or False: Drugs relieve stress in the long run
False
How do drugs impact the brain?
Kills nerve cells, lowers mental capacity
When can you practice growth mindset?
When facing challenges or learning something new
What is the first step to make a responsible decision?
Identifying the problem
True for False: Everyone has the same excitabilities
False
What are the 3 different categories of drugs?
Stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens
If drugs leave the body, how can they still cause harm to your body?
They can cause lasting damage to organs or brain
What is the SMART criteria for academic goal setting?
Goals should be Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
What are the 5 excitabilities?
Intellectual/Organizational - likes to figure things out Sensory - notice things through their senses (smell, hear, touch, sight), Emotional/social - gets upset easily, likes being around people, Imaginational - imagine things, Physical - likes to move around a lot
When making a decision, why is it important to think of the consequences?
To understand how different people experience emotions and reactions differently
What are the symptoms of withdrawal?
Physical discomfort or illness when stopping a drug
What does cross-tolerance mean? Can you give an example?
Using a substance builds up a tolerance for another drug (ex- alcohol and sleeping pills)