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generally having a possitive outlook, being comfortable with yourself and others and being able to meet lifes challenges and demands
mental health
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first step toward improving your mental health is
access your general level of mental fitness
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the system that tells a person how to react and feel at a given moment
sympatheitic nervous system
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realistic about strengths and weaknesses, responsible for behavior and open-minded and flexible
signs of good mental health
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are obstacles in you own thinking, attitiudes or behaviors
roadblocks
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is essential for imporving your mental health
positive self image
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is the cinfidence and worth that you fell about yourself
self esteem
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are messages from others that indicate who they think you are or what they think about your life
feedback
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positive feedback when you make a mistake. try to learn and grow from the expierence
constructtive criticism
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is a ranked list of those needs essential to human growth and development presented in ascending order from most basic to the most fufilling or satisfying
- Maslows Hierarch of needs
- A. Physical needs
- B. emotional needs
- C. aesthetic (artisic) needs
- D. Self actualization
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food water sleep shelter
physical needs
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love and be loved
emotional needs
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intellectual needs, need to be creative, explore hobbies, understand and appreciate the arts
aesthetic (artistic)needs
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self fulling needs, the highest point on Maslows hierarchy of needs ..to be the best you can be
self actualization
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a complex set of characteristics that make you unique and sets you apart from others. A special mix of traits, feeling, attitudes, and habits
personality
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How is personality determined
- -heredity
- -environment
- -personal behavior
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the part of your personality that you have the most control over
personal behvior
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personalities that are more likely uptight adn competitve, high acheiving and aggressive
Type A
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personalities that are more laid back
Type B
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means copying the behaviors of those you are exposed to
modeling
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are signals that tell your mind and body how to react
emotions
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are professionals with doctoral degrees who diagnose and treat emotional and behvioral disorders
psychologist
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can greatly affect your emotions during adolescence. your 4 to 7 times more likely to die of heart disease if you are a hostile person
hormones
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involves strong affection, deep concern, and respect. people given __________ tend to develope high self esteem
love
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ability to imagine and understand how someone else feels.
empathy
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the response that and be a safe gaurd or protection if you need respond to a real threat.
fear
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reasonable or helpful fear
rational fear
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intentional use of unfriendly or nasty behavior
hostility
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emotional response when you think you have done something wrong
guilt
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the ability to adapt effectively and recover from dissapointment
resiliency
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strategies used to help and individual delay dealing with strong emotions until they are prepared
defense mechanisms
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common defense mechanisms
- repression
- supression
- rationalization
- regression
- denial
- compensation
- projection
- idealization
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unconscious pushing of unpleasant feelings below the surface
repression
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intentional pushing of unpleasant thoughts below the surface
suppression
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making excuses to try and explain a situation rather than taking direct responsibility
rationalization
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turning back to behaviors of earlier stage
regression
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unconscious lack of knowledge of something in ones enviroment that is obvious to others
denial
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wanting to cover up weakness and mistakes by making up for htem thru gift giving, hard work, etc.
compensation
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being unaware of attributing ones feelings to another person- blaming
projection
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seeing someone else as perfect
idealization
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