Module 4- Psychology Flashcards

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What is the definition of mental health from WHO 2010?

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State of well-being in which an individual 1.Realizes their own abilities
2. Can cope with normal stresses of life
3. Can work productively
4. Is able to contribute to their community

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What is the definition on mental health from Canadian Mental Health Association?

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Resilience, self actualization, balance, ability to enjoy life

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What is mental illness?

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Refers to a wide range of mental health conditions or disorders that affect your mood, behaviour, and thinking
-depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, eating disorders, addictions

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4
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What happened in the Stress-Vulnerability Model?

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Rat 1 pressed a button and was shocked then got a treat.
Rat 2 was shocked at the same time as Rat 1 and also given a treat.
Results showed that if it is self inflicted it won’t harm you as much
Rat 1’s outcome ended up better

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5
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Who was most lonely during the pandemic?

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People who made less than $50,000

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Covid pandemic mostly affected what age and gender?

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Females age 18-29 and 65+ were more lonely, males and female age 30-64 were equal

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Who did the peak of Covid restrictions cause higher anxiety, depression and loneliness in?

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Individuals from lower income households
People living alone or with parents
Young females

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What does in mean to have a good psychological well-being?

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Life is going well
Feeling good
Functioning effectively
Knowing painful emotions are normal

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When is psychological well-being compromised?

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When negative emotions are extreme or very long lasting and interfere with a persons ability to function in their daily life

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Examples of good psychological well-being?

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Happiness
Contentment
Interest
Engagement
Confidence
Affection
Having some control over one’s life
Having a sense of purpose
Experiencing positive relationships

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11
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Asymmetries in brain activation may reflect…..

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A persons typical emotional style

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12
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What examples play a crucial role during formation of psychological well-being

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Life events
Parental influences
Environmental factors

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13
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3 drivers of psychological well-being?

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Personality
Demographic factors
Socioeconomic factors

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14
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Psychological well-being is influenced by…..

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Early environment

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What is happiness?

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Resilience, self-actualization, balance (effectively juggling multiple demands), and an ability to enjoy life. (Canadian Mental Health Association)

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16
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What is the relationship between health and happiness?

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Physical ailments can increase mental health issues

17
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Define Altruism

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The belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others

18
Q

People who are emotionally kind and compassionate are…..?

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Generally more happy, health and better well-being and longevity

19
Q

How does happiness affect the human body

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Predicts lower heart rate and blood pressure
Healthier patterns of heart rate variability
Less likely to develops coronary heart disease
Strengthen your immune system

20
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Stress can trigger……

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Biological changes in our hormones and blood pressure

21
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2008 study on happiness and disease or disability

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Studied 10,000 Australians
Participants who reported being happy and satisfied with life most or all the time were about 1.5 times less likely to have long-term health conditions