Health Triangle
The 3 dimensions of health, otherwise known as the 3 sides of health triangle.
Physical, Social, and Mental
The exchange of information through the use of words or actions
Communication
Bullying can affect these areas of an individuals health
Physical, Mental, and Social
Violence between 2 individuals who have a relationship
Dating or domestic Violence
Someone in your age group
Peer
This is NOT just the absence of disease. It is a state of complete physical, mental, and social-well being.
Health
Examples of this non-verbal form of communication are Postures, Gestures, and Facial Expressions
This person is a witness. In a bullying situation they can choose to be an ally and stand up for the bullied or befriend them.
Bystander
This is woring together to reach a common goal
Collaboration
Someone in your age group encouraging or influencing you to do something
Peer Pressure
This part of our health involves our body functioning as it's designed, being free from illness or injury, nutrition, exercise, hygiene, and safety
Physical Health
These are the 3 communication styles
Passive, Assertive, and Aggressive
This is a type of bullying that occurs over an electronic device by texting, social media, or email.
Cyber-Bullying
This is a disagreement or argument
Conflict
an example of this is a friend knowing you have a big test and encouraging you to study instead of having fun
Positive Peer Pressure
This is area of health involves realizing one's own abilities, coping with stress, being able to be productive. It is how a person thinks, feels, or perceives.
Mental Health
Using this type of assertive communication gives your point of view in a direct way.
I-message
This is like bullying but the it is done is because someone belongs to a specific group.
Harassment
This is an example of a conflict resolution skill
Compromise, Negotiation, or coming to a win-win solution
This acronym is used to identify whether it is negative or positive peer pressure.
H.E.L.P
*Bonus 500 points if you can identify what each letter stands for
This area of health involves our ability to interact and have meaningful relationships and trust others.
Social Health
This is the healthiest communication style
Assertive Communication
Federal law protects against harassment for individuals in these groups
Race, Religion, Age, Gender, national origin, skin color
A person who is a 3rd party and has nothing to do with a conflict but may help the individuals in a conflict come to a resolution
Mediator
This acronym can be used to turn down Negative Peer Pressure.
S.T.O.P
*Bonus 500 points if you can identify what each letter stands for