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100

What are some benefits of mindfulness? 

Keeps you in the moment, better emotional control, improves confidence, focus, emotional balance, endurance, helps deal with distractions and helps ease fear and anxiety. 

100

What is Stress?

Stress is pressure or tension imposed by events, circumstances, or demands. It is a state of mental tension arising from external demands

100

The way we speak and the words we use can affect the people around us.

TRUE 

(We should try our best to refrain from saying things such as "you are so moody you have bipolar disorder" and "OMG my pens have to be all blue I am so OCD" 

100

If someone does not have a mental illness and is feeling great what category do they fall under: 

a) No illness and distress 

b) Distress and illness 

c) Wellness and No illness 

d) Illness and wellness 

C) Wellness and no illness 

100

1 in __ Canadians will experience a mental illness

5

200

What are some ways to maintain good mental health?

Examples: 

Eating healthy, working out, hobbies, family and friends, relaxation/meditation, controlled breathing, talking to someone. 

200

What is Anxiety? 

Feelings of worry, unease, tension - physiological response to threat includes tension and heart racing. 

200

Stress is our own personal reaction to a situation 

TRUE 

200

If someone has schizophrenia and is not coping well which category do they fall under: 

a) Wellness and no illness 

b) Illness and Distress

c) No illness and Distress

d) Illness and Wellness 

b) Illness and Distress 
200

The most common mental illnesses include: (2)

Depression and anxiety

300

In youthTALK there is the in ____ team and the ______ team

School and Regional

300

What is environmental stress and what are some examples?

Environmental stress is external, examples include substance abuse, relationships, low social support, trauma. 

300

Women have higher rates of addiction than men, while men have higher rates of mood and anxiety disorder 

FALSE 

*other way around* 

300

If someone does not have any mental illness but has been really upset lately which category do they fall under: 

a) Wellness and No illness 

b) No illness and distress

c) Distress and Illness 

d) Illness and wellness 

c) No illness and distress 

300

What are some ways to manage work stress? 

Track your stressors and keep a journal. Develop healthy responses and establish your boundaries. Take time for yourself and learn to relax. If needed speak to a supervisor and get some support.

400

Young people aged ____ to ___ are more likely to experience mental illness/ substance use disorder than any other group 

15 to 24 

400

What is coping?

It means you are able to deal with the problems and troubles encountered in life. *good coping skills make for good mental health wellness* 

400

Stress can only come from bad things 

FALSE - stress comes from good and bad things (prom vs. exam) 

*Important to know that there are strategies to help you take control*

400

Difference between Illness and no Illness

Illness is when there is a diagnosis or diagnosable condition while no illness is the absence of a diagnosis  

400

What are some unhealthy/ harmful coping strategies?

Self-harm, poor eating and sleeping habits, drug or alcohol abuse/misuse. Risk-taking and lashing out. 

500

What are the three components included in risk factors?

1) Biological factors 

2) Personal attributes 

3) Environmental/ Social Stress 

500

What is an Anxiety Disorder? 

A term describing a number of mental disorders in which anxiety is the primary feature 

500

Psychological health problems and illnesses are the number one cause of disability in Canada 

TRUE

500

Danger Model: Rate the following steps of understanding stress: (1 to 5) 

Heart rate increases 

Internal Signals 

Brain Registers Danger 

DANGER! -> A BEAR!

Flight or Flight Response for Safety and Protection 

1- DANGER -> A BEAR! 

2- Internal Signals 

3- Brain Registers Danger 

4- Heart rate increases 

5- Flight or Flight Response for Safety and Protection 

500

What is the difference between anxiety and panic attacks?

Anxiety symptoms vary in intensity from mild to severe. Panic attacks appear suddenly, while anxiety symptoms become gradually more intense over minutes, hours, or days. Essentially, panic attacks usually subside after a few minutes while anxiety symptoms can prevail for long periods