Time Management
Trauma
Physical Wellness
Spirituality
Money Management
100

Why is it important to set goals?

Meaningful goals can give direction to your life, highlight your most important values, and give a sense of purpose 

They can be used for motivation, a tool for exploration, or a guide for making decisions. 

100

What is trauma?

Trauma is a response to an intensely stressful event or situation that can affect your physical and mental well-being

100

What foods are a good source of protein?

eggs

meat

milk

100

True or False: Religion and spirituality are the same thing.

False

100

Why is having a budget important?

Budgeting is a plan for your money. Budgeting puts you in control of your money. Budgeting gives you permission to spend (and save!).  Budgeting is how you reach financial peace. Budgeting creates accountability.

200

What are 2 ways that can help with procrastination?

set a deadline

dont multitask

use lists

break up large projects

reward yourself

avoid stimulation

200

Name 2 positive affirmations.

I am loved

My life matters

I am worthy


200

How many of hours of sleep a night is typically considered ideal for an adult?

7 to 9

200

What is meditation?

  • Meditation involves making your mind quiet and stopping the flow of thoughts 

  • Meditation is used to give you a period of mental rest 

  • Can increase in mental and emotional strength for the problems they have to deal with 

200

What money management style is defined as: a focus on instant gratification, buying unnecessary things, and spending money compulsively 

Options: managers, savers, spenders, amassers, risk takers

spenders

300

What are 2 reasons someone might procrastinate?

anxiety

impulsivity

depression

perfectionism

avoidance

300

Define what a trigger is and give an example.

can be anything that reminds you of a past trauma — which might include a certain smell, a particular song or sound, or a piece of clothing. Triggers are unique to the individual.

300

Name 2 components of physical wellness.

sleep

nutrition

physical activity

leisure activities

300

What is altruism?

Altruism is the renunciation of the self, and an exclusive concern for the welfare of others

Altruism is the act of helping others without expecting anything in return, even if it costs us something.

Altruism can be motivated by empathy, compassion, moral values, or even self-interest, such as gaining social approval or avoiding guilt.

300

What money management style is defined as: money is about status, your worth is tied to possessions, uses money and possessions to compare self to others.

Options: managers, savers, spenders, amassers, risk takers

amassers

400

Why is it beneficial to break down goals into smaller tasks?

Long to-do lists and difficult responsibilities often lead to stress and anxiety. If the stress and anxiety get to be too much, avoidance and procrastination may be used as unhealthy coping strategies.

400

Name 2 ways to cope with triggers

avoidance

breathing techniques

visualization

social support

400

How much water should you drink in a day?

a minimum of 64oz, but 88oz is more ideal for women and 104oz for men

400

Name 3 ways you can practice spirituality

prayer

meditation

worship

church

going out in nature

400

Family, education, clothing, etc. are examples of ___ when it comes to how someone may spend their money. 

priorities 

500

How are values and goals connected?

Values explain a lot about who we are, what we focus on, and what we do. Knowing our values can help us set our goals

500

What is a victim mentality?

A victim mentality is a mindset that blames others or circumstances for one's problems and feels powerless to change. Learn how to identify and cope with this mindset, which can stem from trauma, betrayal, codependency or manipulation

500

Name 2 common barriers people face when it comes to improving physical wellness. 

mental health

money

time

transportation

500

Name 2 benefits of creativity on mental health

  • Reduced stress

  • Better coping skills

  • Decreased depression and anxiety

  • Improved memory

  • Increased resilience

  • Better self-esteem

  • Improved trauma-coping

500

In the Psychology of Money, what does "Nerd versus Free Spirit" refer to?

This has to do with how you approach budgeting. Nerds thrive on crunching numbers. Free spirits like to live life to the fullest.