Self-Care
Positive Emotions
Resisting Substances
Random
Symptoms
100

This is paramount for regulating emotions and enhancing the body’s ability to handle stress, with 7-9 hours generally recommended for adults. 

Quality Sleep

100

This motivates us to move forward and anticipate good things in the future. 

Hope

100

This is crucial for self-care and well-being by learning to say no to demands.

Boundary Setting

100

Charles Darwin believed this was beneficial for evolution because it improved chances of survival.

Emotions

100

Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of

Sadness and loss of interest.

200

This can help with boosting your mood and reducing stress and anxiety, not to mention helping you shed extra weight. 

Exercise

200

This is the emotion of being thankful, and was relatively unstudied until recently. It is a positive emotion because research evidence shows that showing this emotion can feedback and give us a greater sense of well-being

Gratitude

200

This is the influence exerted by a peer group on its individual members to fit in with or conform to the group’s norms and expectations. 

Peer pressure 

200

Your brain processes this many different emotions every waking hour. 

16

200

Common anxiety signs and symptoms include

Feeling nervous, restless or tense.

300

Doing this can help prevent short-term memory loss and inflammation, both of which can have long-term effects on the brain and, in turn, the rest of the body.

Eating healthy foods

300

The chuckle or sly smile, when someone tells a joke, is a giveaway that we are experiencing this delightful, positive emotion.

Amusement

300

 This is a group of people who provide you with support when you need it most.

Support System

300

Ancient doctors believed that this controlled certain moods.

Different organs

Happiness, for example, came from the heart, anger from the liver, and fear from the kidneys.

300

This disorder is formerly called manic depression, and is a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings.

Bipolar disorder

400

This can help you reduce stress, lower your blood pressure, and live in the moment. Studies have even shown that this can help reduce fatigue, making it a great way to overcome symptoms of depression or burnout. 

Getting Outside

400

We experience this emotion when we associate ourselves with some personal achievement, or the accomplishments of others. We also experience this emotion when someone else admires us.

Pride

400

This plays a crucial role in substance abuse prevention. Early intervention and ongoing support for this can significantly reduce the risk of substance use disorders.

Mental Health

400

Researchers note that the emotion most associated with fear is this.

Interest. 

Some psychologists have gone so far as to suggest that fear has two invisible faces: one, the wish to flee and, second, the wish to investigate.

400

This disorder is a disease that affects a person's brain and behavior and leads to an inability to control the use of a legal or illegal drug or medicine.

Substance Use Disorder

500

Studies have also shown that individuals that regularly have this are less likely to feel low or depressed. In fact, having this can make you happier and more relaxed.

Hobbies

500

The emotion of experiencing inner peace. Research suggests that this emotion can reduce stress and anxiety and lead to a feeling of well-being. We experience this emotion when we are relaxed and feel that “things are simply good.”

Serenity

500

This can help individuals avoid the pitfalls of substance abuse. Engaging in this reduces the appeal of drugs and alcohol.

Healthy Lifestyle Choices

500

Some researchers fear that technology, particularly this, is creating emotional disconnection rather than connection.

Social Networking

500

This disorder is a mental health condition that is marked by a mix of schizophrenia symptoms, such as hallucinations and delusions, and mood disorder symptoms, such as depression, mania and a milder form of mania called hypomania. 

Schizoaffective disorder