Chapters 3-4 Flashcards

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Self-esteem

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A measure of how much you value, respect and feel confident about yourself.

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2
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Self-concept

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A measure of how one views oneself.

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3
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Integrity

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The characteristic of doing what one knows is right.

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4
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Passive

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A person who has a passive communication style, does not offer opposition when challenged or pressured.

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Aggressive

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To be hostile and unfriendly in the way one expresses oneself.

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6
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Assertive

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The most healthy communication style. To express oneself in a direct, respectful way.

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7
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Empathy

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The ability to understand another person’s feelings, behaviors, and attitudes.

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8
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Mental health

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The state of mental well-being in which one can cope with the demands of daily life.

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9
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Self-actualization

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The achievement of the best that person can be.

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10
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Emotion

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The feeling that is produced in response to life experiences.

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11
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Defense mechanism

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An unconscious thought or behavior used to avoid experiencing unpleasant emotions.

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12
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Mental disorder

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An illness that affects a person’s thoughts, emotions and behaviors.

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13
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Symptom

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A change that a person notices in his or her body or mind and that is fused by a disease or disorder.

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14
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Depression

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Sadness and hopelessness that keep a person from carrying out everyday activities.

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15
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Stress

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The body’s and mind’s response to a demand.

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16
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Stressor

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Any situation that puts a demand on your body or mind.

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17
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Epinephrine

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Formally called adrenaline. One of the hormones that are released by the body in times of stress.

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18
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Eustress

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A positive stress that energizes one and helps one reach a goal. It makes you feel alert and lively.

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Distress

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A negative stress that can make a person sick or keep a person from reaching a goal.

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20
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Resiliency

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The ability to recover from illness, hardship, and other stressors.

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21
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Asset

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A skill or resource that can help you reach a goal.

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22
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Prioritize

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To arrange items in order of importance.

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23
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Grieve

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To express deep sadness because of a loss.

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24
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Wake

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A ceremony that is held to allow family and friends to view or watch over the deceased person before the funeral.

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25
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Funeral

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A ceremony in which a deceased person is buried or cremated.

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26
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Memorial service

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A ceremony to remember the deceased person.

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27
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Suicide

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The act of intentionally taking one’s own life.

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28
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What are the benefits of high self-esteem?

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  • Increased respect
  • Increased ability to reach goals
  • Increased willingness to try
  • Increased feelings of value
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29
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What are the risks of low self-esteem?

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  • Feeling insecure
  • Disrespects self and others
  • Vulnerable to peer pressure
  • Feelings of no value
  • Depression
  • Fears failure
  • Use of drugs and alcohols
  • Feels pessimistic
  • Behaves destructively
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30
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Constructive criticism

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Good advice on how to improve yourself

31
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How can you improve your self esteem?

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You can use positive self-talk, act with integrity, choosing to support your friends, and accepting yourself.

32
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Self-talk

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A way of coaching yourself about your own self-worth.

33
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What do you do when you have integrity?

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You respect others, yourself and your values.

34
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Communication

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A process through which two or more people exchange information.

35
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What are the 3 communication styles?

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Passive, agressive and assertive

36
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Verbal communication

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Refers to the specific words and tones that we use when we speak.

37
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Voice volume

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How loud or soft you speak.

38
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Inflections

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Tone and pitch or your voice, or emphasis in your voice when you speak.

39
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“I” messages

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A way of talking that explains how you feel while remaining firm, calm, and polite.

40
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“You” messages

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When you say something and it sounds as if you are blaming somebody else for something that occurred.

41
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Active listening

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Letting the speaker know you are listening and clarifying anything that is unclear.

42
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Paraphrasing

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Using your own words to restate what someone else said.

43
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What are the characteristics of people that are mentally and emotionally healthy?

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  • A sense of control
  • Ability to endure failures and frustrations
  • Ability to see events positively
  • Ability to express emotions in a healthy way
44
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Psychologist

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A person who studies emotions and behaviors.

45
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Hierarchy of needs

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Stage 1: Physical stage
Stage 2: Safety stage
Stage 3:  Social stage
Stage 4: Esteem stage
Stage 5: Self-actualization
46
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List the 11 defense mechanisms

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Compensation
Daydreaming
Denial
Displacement
Idealization
Projection
Rationalization
Regression
Repression
Sublimation
Substitution
47
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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder(ADHD)

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Makes a person frequently inattentive or impulsively hyperactive to the point that he or she has problems accomplishing daily activities.

48
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Panic disorder

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A type of anxiety disorder: The person may feel extreme fear for his or her life even though he or she is not really in danger.

49
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Phobias

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Anxiety disorders characterized by excessive or persistent fear of something that may or may not cause real danger.

50
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Psychotherapy

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A form of counseling received from a licensed specialist.

51
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Group therapy

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Led ny a therapist. The therapist leads a group of people who have a similar disorder.

52
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Schizophrenia

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When a person has false perceptions of reality. They have hallucinations and/or delusions. You can’t trust your senses.

53
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What are the 5 different types of stressors?

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1) Environmental stressors
2) Biological stressors
3) Thinking stressors
4) Behavioral stressors
5) Life change stressors

54
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What happens to your body during the fight-or-flight response?

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Your body provides you with energy, reflexes, and strength you may need to respond to the stressor.

55
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General adaptation syndrome

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A model that describes the relationship between stress and disease.

56
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What are the 3 stages of the general adaptation syndrome?

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1) Alarm stage
2) Resistance stage
3) Exhaustion stage

57
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What is the best way to make a schedule?

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Enter your priorities first
Be realistic
Prepare for problems
Make time to relax
Do it
58
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What are the 5 stages of the grieving process?

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Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
59
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Cremate

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To burn the body in intense heat.

60
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What are the ways that you can do to avoid stress?

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Take care of yourself
Learn to relax
Build resiliency
Change your attitude to become positive
Manage your time
61
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What are signs of suicide?

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Feeling hopeless
Withdrawing from family and friends
Neglecting basic needs
Experiencing the loss of energy
Taking more risks
Using alcohol and drugs
Giving away personal things
62
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Dissociative disorder

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Want themselves out of their lives because other people have done things that make them unhappy.

63
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Paranoid

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You don’t trust others around you.

64
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Munchauseins

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They know that aren’t sick and they fake it. OR they do things that will make them sick. They like the attention that people get when they are sick.

65
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Munchauseins by proxy

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When the parents make their children sick so they could go to the hospital.

66
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Proxy

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A fill in or substitute.

67
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What are the 5 therapy types?

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Psychoanalysis- Talking cure
Drugs
Group therapy
Behavioral 
Shaping
68
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Myths about suicide

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  • *Suicidal people are insane

* *Suicidal people want to die

69
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Inhibitions

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Tells you that is you do something it might make you look stupid.

70
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What happens to ones inhibitions when they are drunk?

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Their inhibitions are dulled and they say things that they always wanted to say but were to scared to do.

71
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What is the “Stress equation”?

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Stressor
+ Stress response=threat
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Stress

72
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List some diseases or disorders caused by stress

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Headaches
Cold/flu
Asthma
Back ache
Heart disease
Stroke
High blood pressure
Anxiety disorder
Insomnia
Depression
73
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Cortisone

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Stress hormone. It works against the immune system when it has problems.

74
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What could happen to your immune system when you are under stress?

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Your immune system can weaken and you are more likely to get sick.