The Brain
Mental Health
Personality
The Brain 2
Random
100

The amygdala is responsible for what response?

fight/flight/freeze

100

If someone likes their materials all perfectly organized and gets annoyed if they are not, do they have OCD?

No

100

A  _______ is someone who is commonly a hands-on learner and curious.

(Analysts, explorers, diplomats, sentinels)

explorers

100

Neurons that light up when we do an action and when we see someone else do the same action are called...

mirror neurons

100

What is Ms. V's full last name?

Miss Vanden Brink

200

What is commonly known as the second brain?

The gut/intestines

200

This mental health disorder is characterized by excessive, hard to control worry

anxiety

200

True or False - We can have a mix of different personality traits

true

200

Why do we have mirror neurons

Helps build connection and helps us understand what others are feeling. 

200

What is Mrs. V's full last name?

Mrs. Van Den Assem

300

What is it created when neurons fire together repeatedly? (think of throwing the yarn ball)

Neural pathway

300

This mental health disorder is characterized by periods of euphoria (super high moods), periods of depression, and times between

bipolar

300

Why do psychologists study personality?

To help us understand how people think, feel and behave. 

300

Name one simple strategy talked about to help fight peer pressure

Take a breath, delay your response, stick with one supportive friend, remember long-term goals

300

Name one of the kinds of peer pressure

indirect, direct, positive, negative peer pressure

400

The front part of the brain - responsible for executive functioning

Prefrontal cortex OR Frontal Lobe

400

What is the name of the bacteria in the gut that has been found to have a connection to mental health?

microbiome

400
True or False. Personality traits are primarily inherited (genetic)

False 

400

What hormone is released in your brain that tells you to do something again

dopamine

400

Give one of the reasons mentioned in our presentation of why do we follow rules?

Authority, social norms, consequences, morals and values. 

500

This brain part is shaped like an almond

Amygdala

500

Give 2 examples of a good, healthy coping mechanism

options vary - go for walk, talk to trusted adult, praying, taking some deep breaths...

500

What is the acronym for the big five personality traits (hint: conscientiousness, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, neuroticism)

OCEAN

500

What hormone is made primarily in the gut and is responsible for regulating mood, sleep and emotions?

Serotonin
500

Why do illusions work?

Our brain fills in the blanks based on previous experiences (top-down processing)