who am i
healthy Chelsea
bob
stressed AS
too hard for you
100

who am i 

Who is Mr.Li

100

Two examples of negative coping strategies

drugs, alcohol, self-harm, sedatives, stimulants, suppressing feelings, excessive working, avoiding problems, denial, withdrawal from family and friends

100

3 types of external factors of my mental health

family, friends, school, social, cultural traditions, poverty, abuse

100

this percentage of the population from 16-85 will experience some mental disorders in their lifetime

45%

100

FFF is 

What is flight/fight/freeze

200

I am normal because 9 out of 10 people does something

What is statistical approach?

200

name as many of the big 5 as you can and get 100 for each correct answer

openness to experience, neuroticism, extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiouness

200

i am the categories of mental illness that lost contact to reality

psychosis

200

this is a physiological response to anxiety 

(except for increased heart rate)

muscle tension, rapid breathing, feeling of nausea, sweating, dry mouth, diarrhoea, frequent urination

200

the difference between delusion and hallucination

false belief of themselves or the world v.s. receiving sensory information that doesn't exist

300

I am THE book for mental disorder. (Double if can provide full name)

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental disorders.

300

this percentage of Australians from 16-85 will experience some sort of mental disorder in their life

what is 45%?

300

what a person  with internal locus of control will say to his friend after losing a footy game

god**** it my team mates suck, the grass is slippery from yesterday's rain

300

this is my ability to cope with stress

resilience

300

DAILY DOUBLE: an example of statistical approach to normality in school

-

400

I am mindfulness

paying attention, on purpose, in the present, and non-judgmentally, to the unfolding of experience moment by moment

400

name one from each of the four categories of symptoms in anxiety disorders (emotional, cognitive, behavioural, physiological)

Emotional- feeling tense, apprehensive

Cognitive- worrying about the situation, thinking you won’t be able to cope

Behavioural- avoiding the situation, not performing well in the situation

Physiological- increased hearth rate, muscle tension, dry mouth, nausea, frequent urination

400

bob's friend Mr.Li is very disciplined and reliable, this is ______ on the big 5

What is conscientiousness?

400

normal and abnormal response to going to a party

normal: anxious, keep looking into the mirror

abnormal: not going because of the anxiety, experience body pain, can't sleep or eat the day before

400

bob has a phobia for blood. he saw a person fell on the ground and started bleeding. These are the things bob did.

muscle tense, running away, sweat