Health Triangle
Influences on Health
Mental & Emotional Health
Stress & Coping
Health Skills
100

Physical health focuses on this group of habits.


Answer: Nutrition, exercise, sleep, hygiene, and medical care. 

100

Traits passed down from biological family members.


Heredity.

100

Having a positive outlook and handling life's challenges.


Mental Health

100

What is stress?

Stress is your body's response to change.

100

Clearly expressing yourself while also listening.


Communication Skills

200

This side of health involves relationships and getting along with others.


Social Health

200

The places, people, and culture around you.


Environment.

200

The confidence and worth you feel about yourself.


Self-Esteem

200

What percentage of students struggle with mental health?

20.3%

200

Skills used to say no to unsafe or unhealthy choices.


Refusal Skills

300

This side of health includes feelings, emotions, and handling challenges.


Answer: Mental/Emotional Health.

300

The influence you have the most control over.


Behavior

300

The ability to understand another person's feelings.


Empathy

300
What is the body's first response to stress?

Alarm. We panic.

300

Goals that may take months or years to accomplish.


Long Term Goals

400

This model contains physical, mental/emotional, and social health.


Health Triangle

400

Friends, family, peers, and online communities make up this environment.


Social Environment

400

The ability to recover from difficulty or setbacks.


Resilience
400

Coach Hernandez's favorite color?

Green

400

Goals that can be accomplished in a short period of time.

Short Term Goals.

500

When one side of the Health Triangle changes, this happens to the other sides.


All sides are equal. If one side is affected, they are all affected.

500

Supports and strengths that reduce risky behavior.


Protective Factors

500

A defense mechanism that uses excuses to justify behavior.


Rationalization

500

Five stages of grief?

denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance 

500

What do the letters in S.M.A.R.T stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Timely.