What is Health?
Personality, Self-Esteem, and Emotions
Managing Stress
Mental Disorders
Potpourri
100

The three types of health that are important to overall well-being are physical health, social health, and *this*.

What is "mental and emotional health"? (Either/or is acceptable)

100

*This* is someone who derives their energy from socializing and being around others, rather than spending time on their own.

What is an "extrovert"?

100

A good friend is in the hospital with a serious illness. This stressor can be classified as *this*.

What is a "major life change"?

100

*This* is defined as: "a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome."

What is "anxiety"?

100

Mr. Mondi went to *these two* universities.

What are Kean and FDU?

200

The two ways to evaluate overall health are quality of life and *this*, the number of years one can be expected to live at birth.

What is "life expectancy"?

200

Personality stems from a combination of one's environment and *this*, the traits passed down from his/her parents.

What is "heredity"?

200

Your body undergoes *this* response when it first experiences a stressor.

What is "fight-or-flight"?

200

*This* is defined as an anxiety that is related to a specific situation or object.

What is a "phobia"?

200

Mr. Mondi is a fan of these three teams (one for basketball, baseball, and football).

What are the 76ers, Yankees, and Giants?

300

This is any type of behavior that it done so often that it becomes automatic.

What is a "habit"?

300
*This* is defined as one's estimation of one's own abilities and self-worth. It can have a significant impact on one's health and confidence.

What is "self-esteem"?

300
Of the four types of stressors that we studied, these are the ones that you can generally control.

What are "everyday problems"?

300

*This* eating disorder is characterized by periods of excessive eating followed by purging.

What is "bulimia"?

300

Infinity Institute opened *this* year.

What is 2010?

400

Heredity and certain aspects of your environment are risk factors that you cannot control. *These* are risk factors that you can control.

What is...

Your level of physical activity

Your intake of fat, sugar, or salt

Your use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs

Your use of protective gear, such as seat belts

Your choice of friends

400

According to psychologist Erik Erikson, the main challenge people face during adolescence is to

a) develop competence

b) search for identity

c) develop trust

d) look back with acceptance

What is "search for identity"?

400

*This* is the ability to bounce back and recover from setbacks.

What is "resilience"?

400

*This* is a mental health condition that could result from past traumatic experiences.

What is "post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)"?

400

There are *this* many students in the Infinity Institute Class of 2025.

Note: anything within ten of the correct answer is acceptable

What is "137"?

500
*This* is part of your social environment and refers to the beliefs and patterns of behavior that are shared by a group and passed from generation to generation.

What is "culture"?

500

Self-actualization is the process by which people can

a) improve self-esteem

b) reach their full potential

c) establish an identity

d) develop trust

What is "reach their full potential"?

500

*These* are two of the ways in which stress can yield a positive result.

What is... helps you escape from danger, promotes personal growth, helps accomplish goals, motivates you.

500

A mental health professional will look at *these* two factors in a patient's symptoms to determine if they have a mental disorder.

What are "intensity and duration"?

500

Name one custodian and one security guard at Infinity.

Mr. Bostick, Mr. Maxwell, Ms. Ashley, Mr. Sweeney