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Your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors form your
personality
When you agree by giving in a little
compromise
A bodily reaction that signals an illness or a physical problem
symptom
Using one's body to send messages
nonverbal communication
Treat differently on the basis of something other than individual worth
discriminate
A person's emotional makeup
temperament
How others value a person
social esteem
Practical or reasonable
Realistic
The urge to react before taking time to think
Impulse
A condition or situation that makes reaching a goal harder
Disadvantage
Able to bounce back from misfortune or hardship
Resilient
Help somebody or something grow or develop
Nurture
Understanding oneself as an individual
Self-awareness
Observing other people to determine how to behave
Negative or unfavorable, opinions formed about something or someone without enough experience or knowledge
Prejudice
Recognition and understanding of other people's feelings
Empathy
Tending to expect the worst possible outcome
Pessimism
Tending to expect the best possible outcome
Optimism
Very personal or private
Intimate
Help for those you care about
Social Support
What type of well-being is an ongoing process that you work on throughout your entire life?
Emotional Well-being
What are the 4 areas of well-being?
Physical, social, emotional, and personal
You can become more emotionally healthy by improving your self-acceptance through
Self-awareness and Social Comparison
Maintaining healthful relationships involves what 2 things
Successful communication and good self-esteem
Personality development is affected by temperament, meaningful relationships formed early in life, and
Self-concept