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100

An example of what someone who is not socially “well” does in a group of friends.

Isolates themselves; stares at their phones; is really quiet; etc.

100

Name a hobby that someone can get involved in to make more friends.

*any social hobby*

100

What bad things does social wellness reduce?

Stress and anxiety.
200

What is spending quality time with friends and loved ones an example of?

Good social wellness.

200

Is creating routines a positive or a negative change that can affect your social wellness?

Positive

200

How does having good social wellness change your conversational skills?

It improves them.

300

What is a group of people all sitting alone in a room an example of?

Poor social wellness.

300

How can a widowed or elderly person improve their social wellness?

They can get involved in activities with people their age or even younger people— just be social; make friends.

300

People with better social wellness live ____ lives.

Longer.
400

The use of iPhones increases this.

Risk of depression; risk of anxiety; negative mental health influences.

400

Joining team sports can change your social wellness how?

It can improve it because team sports are group activities and great opportunities to make friends.

400

Social wellness increases ____  ________.

Self esteem.

500

True or False: having close friends who are not great people will be good for your social wellness in the long run.

False.

500

Somebody seeing a therapist is showing this.

A will to get better.

500

Name 2 physical health benefits that come with having good social wellness.

Decreased stress and anxiety; enhanced immune system.