Entirety of PE semester 1 Flashcards
the ability to understand ourselves and cope with the emotional challenges life can bring.
emotional wellness.
the ability to make a positive impact on the quality of our surroundings (community, city, and country).
environmental wellness
having your finances in place to achieve your financial goals (retirement, home, cars, etc) while adhering to basic principles of financial planning (not worrying about money).
financial wellness
the ability to open our minds to new ideas and experiences that can be applied to personal decisions, group interaction and community betterment.
intellectual wellness
the ability to maintain a healthy quality of life that allows us to get through our daily activities without fatigue or physical stress.
physical wellness
the ability to relate to and connect with other people in the world.
social wellness
the process of discovering meaning and purpose in life and demonstrating values through behaviors
spiritual wellness
seeking to have a career that is interesting, enjoyable, and meaningful that contributes to society.
occupational wellness
four characteristics of a healthy relationship
honesty
trust
respect
care
four unhealthy relationship behavior signs
Constant fighting
Extreme jealousy
Telling family member/ friend to stay away from a certain person
Not respecting boundaries
four functions of a family relationship
Provide food and water
Provide emotional support
Pass down culture
Teach acceptable ways to behave
competitive feelings between siblings.
sibling rivalry
is a small group of friends who deliberately exclude other people from joining or being apart of their group
clique
regularly spending time or communicating with someone whom a person is interested in romantically
dating
four characteristics friendships are based on
Mutual respect
Care
Trust
affection
Right of a creator to own original material and use it in any way
copyright
The practice of taking responsible, healthy actions as part of the digital community
digital citizenship
all of the content people share, access, or have shared about them online
digital footprint
writing mean/hateful connections with the intention of hurting others
flaming
cybercrime that uses computer code to open/read files
hacking