Q3: Lesson 7 | Mental Health and Well-Being in Middle and Late Adolescence Flashcards
Refers to an individual’s state or condition that is
free from mental and emotional disorders.
psychological well-being
Solve problems in more realistic manner.
psychologically well person
Can make better choices in life.
psychologically well person
Demonstrate resilience.
psychologically well person
Free from frequent body pain and even sickness.
psychologically well person
Persistent disturbance of
eating that result in altered
consumption or absorption of
food and significantly impair
physical and psychological
functioning
eating disorder
-factors that cause ed
depression related factors
1. lack of social support
2. low self-esteem
Experience intense fear of
gaining weight, disturbed
b o d y i m a g e , r e f u s a l t o
maintain normal body weight
and dangerous measures to
lose weight.
anorexia nervosa
Over-eating followed by efforts to induce
vomiting, fasting and exercise.
bulimia nervosa
Over indulgence of food. § Fe e l ing that the e ating
behavior is out of control. § Eating even when full or not
hungry. § Eating rapidly during binge
episodes.
binge eating
Includes phobic disorders, panic disorders and
obsessive compulsive disorder which are all
characterized by excessive fear anxiety and related
behavioral disturbance.
anxiety disorder
Physical symptoms such as sweating, palpitation, chest pain and
dizziness is are manifestations o
anxiety disorders
Adolescence are said to be experiencing
phobia when their fears seriously obstruct
everyday activity.
phobic anxiety
Characterized by abrupt surge of
intense fear or discomfort.
phobic anxiety
Experiences persistent, uncontrollable intrusion of
unwanted thoughts (obsession) and urges to engage in
senseless rituals (compulsion).
obsessive compulsive disorder
C h a r a c t e r i z e d b y
hopelessness lac k of
e n e r g y , c r y i n g f o r
unexplained reason, and
low self-esteem
major depressive disorder
More so, loss of interest,
cannot make decisions
ant tend to hurt or blame
themselves
major depressive disorder
Formerly known as Manic-Depressive Disorder.
bipolar disorder
People who suffer
from this disorder experience depression and manic periods.
bipolar disorder
Characterized by repeated patterns
of behaviour in which the basic
rights of others are violated. (18y/o
below)
conduct disorder
Aggression to people and animals
Ø Destruction of property
Ø Deceitfulness and theft
Ø Violation of rules
conduct disorder
Enduring pattern of inner experience and behaviours that
deviates markedly from the individual’s culture, is pervasive, and
inflexible, has an onset in adolescence or early adulthood, is
stable over time, and leads to distress or impairement.
personality disorders
Individuals w/ this type of
this disorder usually
demonstrate a pattern of
distrust and suspiciousness
on the motives of the
people around them.
paranoid disorder
Manifested by the individual’s
disregard or violation of the
rights of others. They do not care
if their behaviors may harm
others, but they will do and get
whatever they want even at
expense of others. (18y/o above)
antisocial personality disorder
