Emotions 101
Decision Making & Stress
Positive Mindset & Coping Strategies
Trauma 101
Self Advocacy, Exercise and Emotional Wellness
100

These guides help us to act quickly in ways that ensure our survival and success.

What are emotions?

100

This is responsible for logical reasoning, using knowledge to guide decision-making and planning. 

What is the thinking brain?

100
These are attributions that a person forms about a recent event.

What are explanatory styles?

100

This is when you experience events that are so stressful they feel overwhelming to your body and mind. 

What is trauma?

100

These are people who can help you process painful emotions and traumatic experiences.

What are social workers, psychologists, counselors, and mental health professionals? 

200

Recognizing conflict as potentially healthy, becoming aware of your feelings, and practicing positive financial behaviors are all components of this.

What are practices to enhance emotional wellness?

200

Acute, chronic, eustress, and distress are all examples of these.

What are the types of stress?

200

This person is the opposite of a pessimist.

What is an optimist? 

200

These include emotional abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and drug abuse.

What are causes of trauma?

200

This skill is important as you grow up in life so that you do not get walked all over and abused by peers. 

What is self-advocacy?

300

This emotion tends to fight against problems.

What is anger?

300

Cognitive, emotional, physical and behavioral are all these. 

What are the common warning signs and symptoms of stress?

300

This person tends to view problems as internal, unchangeable, and pervasive. 

What is a pessimist? 

300

If you are exposed to a traumatic even, you will most likely be in a continuous state of this.

What is Fight, Flight, or Freeze?

300

This element helps make it possible to interrupt negative thoughts during a workout.  

What is mindfulness?

400

This emotion protects us from danger.

What is fear?

400

These are the physical or psychological events, challenges and situations that create stress.

What are stressors?

400

Approach and avoidance are the different types of this.

What are coping strategies?

400

This helps you continuously recover from difficulty. 

What is Resilience?

400

This load-bearing activity has been scientifically proven to relieve trauma-related stress. 

What is weight training? 

500

This emotion connects us with those we love.

What is sadness.

500

When a person considers both the emotional mind and reasonable mind, a positive, healthy choice may be made using this.

What is a wise mind?

500

This is when someone can stop and see the best form of themselves.

What is the meta-moment?

500

Moving toward your goals, taking decisive actions, and looking for opportunities for self-discovery are all examples of this. 

What are resilience-building factors?

500

These are chemicals in the brain that relieve pain and stress. There are more in the brain after exercise. 

What are endorphins?