Vocab
Adolescent Difficulties
Peer Pressure
Understanding Depression
Signs & Support
100

What is Social Acceptance?

What is accepting differences and diversity in other groups of people

100

These are the two common mental health struggles that teenagers face during adolescence

What is depression and anxiety

100

This is the positive side of peer influence when friends push you to do better

What is encouraging positive habits or learning new skills

100

Unlike physical cuts or broken bones, depression causes this intense type of internal pain

What is emotional or mental pain

100

Many teenagers choose to do this with their depression because they feel ashamed or embrarrased

What is suffer in silence

200

What is Conformity?

What is acting in accordance with some specified authority

200

This term describes aggressive behavior or exclusion meant to hurt someone socially or physically

what is bullying

200

This type of behavior includes dangerous stunts, using substances, or breaking rules to look cool

What is risky behaviors

200

This is a core emotional feeling of depression where a person feels completely alone or disconnected

What is extreme loneliness

200

Adults often mistakenly dismiss a teenager's clinical depression as these normal adolescent updates

What is normal mood swings

300

What is Appearance Ideas?

 What is the socially defined standards of beauty and physical attractiveness within a specific culture or era.

300

This modern online platform is listed as a major source of social comparison and stress for modern teens

What is social media

300

This emotional feeling happens when a teen has a constant fear of being left out or mocked by friends

What is severe anxiety or emotional distress

300

This symptom causes a student's grades to slip because they lose ability to focus in class 

What is drop in school performance

300

This is the easy-to-remember, 3-digit phone number for the national Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

What is 988

400

What is Anorexia Nervosa?

What is a serious eating disorder characterized by a free of gaining weight that results in prolonged self-starvation and dramatic weight loss.

400

During adolescence, a teen's primary focus shifts away from this group and towards their peers

What is their family

400

Peer pressure can cause a loss of this if a teen hides their true beliefs just to fit into a group

What is personal identity

400

This is the painful belief held b depressed teens that they are a bother to everyone around them

What is feeling like a burden

400

This phrase means taking action early to help a teen before their depression worsens

What is early intervention

500

What is Bulimia Nervosa?

What is a serious eating disorder characterized by compulsive overeating usually followed by self-induced vomiting or abuse of laxatives.

500

These are the three social goals teenagers look to explore when they connect with peer groups

What is values, autonomy and social role

500

This term describes the intense negative effects on a teen's self-worth when they don't meet social expectations

What is low self-esteem

500

This word describes the dangerous lack of hope where a teen believes things will never get better

What is hopelessness

500

These are two medical or professional solutions used to help manage clinical depression in adolescents

What is therapy, counseling, and medical evaluations