Values and Goals
Decision Making
Time Management
Mental Health and Stress Management
Wardrobe Management
100

What is an example of a value?

dependability, loyalty, commitment, honesty, open-mindedness, efficiency

100

Why use the decision making process?

To know you made the best decision in the end.

100

Why is time management important?

to be a more effective person

100

What is a stigma?

A negative stereotype 

100

What are benefits of the wardrobe management process?

less stress, save money, better for the planet

200

What is a tip for setting and writing a goal?

keep your goals visible, etc.

200

How can peer pressure have an influence of decision making? 

Most teens won't actually think about it.

200

How do To-Do List make you stay more organized?

helps you stay organized, tackle most important jobs first, feeling productive

200

What is resilience? 

Not giving up and pushing through your challenges

200

What are the steps in the wardrobe management process?

1. Audit 2. Edit 3. Re-invest

300

What is it called when a goal is far reaching and takes longer to achieve?

Long Term Goal

300

What is the last step in the decision making process?

Reflect on the decision

300

How can you determine your priorities? 

Use personal goals to determine what your priorities are

300

What is stress?

Feeling of emotional or physical tension

300

What is comparison shopping?

the practice of comparing the price of products or services from different vendors before buying

400

Define "universal value"

Something that everybody cares about or values

400

What is the first step in the decision making process?

Identify the decision

400

What are some tips for creating To-Do lists?

Prioritize, use it to track progress, keep list available and visible

400

What is chronic stress?

When stress interferes with your daily life

400

What is impulse buying?

buying something without planning

500

What does S.M.A.R.T. goals stand for?

S-specific m-measurable a-attainable r-relevant t-time based

500

What part of the brain is responsible for decision making?

the frontal lobe

500

How does multitasking affect your work?

Multitasking splits your brain power instead of devoting all of your energy to one thing. Makes you less productive and makes the quality of your work lower.

500

What are some examples of careers in mental health and counseling?

Psychologist, mental health counselor, social worker

500

Where are places you can recycle old clothes?

  • Goodwill

  • Plato's closet 

  • Women's shelter 

  • Garage sale