Wellness, Personal Success
Health & Nutrition
Fitness & the Body
Mental Health
Adolescent Development
100

How I see myself vs. how I would like to see myself.

What is self-concept?

100

Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients into the body. 

What is the Digestive System?

100

Hot girl fit.

What is weight training without cardio?

100

Deviant, Deistressful, and Dysfunctional.

What is a Disorder?

100

This system has glands that release hormones that are responsible for all kinds of important homeostatic functions.

What is the Endocrine System?

200

Being open and honest with yourself and others. Showing your true self, flaws and all.

What is showing vulnerability?
200

An eating disorder often associated with body image (but not always) where a person starves themself in order to lose weight.

What is Anorexia Nervosa?

200

Running long distances helps you with this type of fitness.

What is cardio fitness?

200

Things in your life that strengthen your well-being and often help to counterbalance negative interference. 

What are protective factors?

200

This gland is responsible for releasing the growth hormone.

What is the Pituitary Gland?

300

Being independent and striving for self-goals vs. taking care of family and focusing on community wellness.

What is individualism vs. collectivism?

300

A protein found in wheat, barley, and rye that upsets the stomachs of those who have a sensitivity to it. When eaten by someone with this autoimmune disorder, one would experience bloating, discomfort in the gut, and diarrhea. 

What is gluten?

300

Interval training involves different exercises to strengthen different parts of the body. 

What is cross-training?

300

A perspective from which to look at a person's well-being that considers how they are biologically made, the social influences in their life, and their coping strategies.

What is the Biopsychosocial Model?

300

During adolescence, we care more about what other people think of us than before, and it can affect our mental health. This developmental psychologist dives into our social self as we move through the stages of our lives. 

Who is Erik Erikson?

400

Be impeccable with your word.

Don't make assumptions.

Always do your best.

Don't take anything personally.

What are the 4 Agreements?

400

Too much of this can give you the jitters, anxiety, insomnia, and even a headache.

What is caffeine?

400

This system provides structure and support for the body, and it also protects the organs.

What is the skeletal system?

400

How others see me vs. how I would like others to see me/

What is self-concept?

400

Peer pressure and how we perceive ourselves socially often dictate how and why we act in social settings. This term describes when we get caught up in the energy of the crowd and do something we wouldn't normally do by ourselves.

What is the Herd Hazard or Mob Mentality?

500

Your coping strategies tool kit in order to help yourself mentally, socially, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

What's in your personal First Ais Kit?

500

This system helps to filter out toxins in your body and get rid of what your body can't use.

What is the excretory system?

500

This system provides support for the joints, it contributes to good posture, warms the body, and allows for movement.

What is the muscular system?

500

Having a growth mindset, vulnerability, admitting when you're wrong, and showing that you care all lead to this.

What are Healthy Relationships?

500

The reproductive hormones that allow men and women to procreate are.

What are Estrogen, Progesterone, and Testosterone?