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51 Cards in this Set
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tools for building a healthy life
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life skills
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results of your actions and decisions
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consequences
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impulsive decisions have ___ consequences
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negative
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good decisions have ___ outcomes
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positive
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GREAT stands for:
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G - Give thought
R - Review choices E - Evaluate the Consequences A - Assess and choose the best choice T - Think it over |
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If you made a bad decision, use ___, ____, and ____
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stop, think, go
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being influenced to improve yourself
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positive influences
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being pressured to do something you dont want to do
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negative influences
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a feeling you should do something because that is what your friends want
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peer pressure
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pressure that results from someone who tries to convince you to do something you normally wouldn't
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direct pressure
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pressure from being swayed to do something because people you look up to are doing it
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indirect pressure
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strategies to avoid doing something you don't want to do
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refusal skills
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something that you work toward and hope to achieve
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a goal
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can be achieved quickly
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short-term goals
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takes months or years to achieve
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long-term goals
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six suggestions for setting goals
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Safe
Satisfying Sensible Similar Specific Supported |
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a set of directions that will help you reach your goal
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action plan
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a measure of how much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself
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self-esteem
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benefits of high self esteem:
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increased respect
increased ability to reach your goals increased willingness to try increased feelings of value |
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risk of low self-esteem:
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vulnerable to peer pressure
more likely to make unhealthy decisions |
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measure of how one views oneself
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self concept
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the characteristic of doing what one knows is right
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integrity
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a tool for building good relationships
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communication
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doesnt offer opposition when challenged or pressured
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passive
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to be hostile and unfriendly
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aggressive
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to express oneself in a direct, respectful way
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assertive
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how loud or soft you are speaking
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voice volume
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inflections or emphasis in your voice when you speak
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tone and pitch
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replace "I" with "you"
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"I" messages and "You" messages
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the ability to understand another persons' feelings, behaviors and attitudes
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empathy
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letting the speaker know you are listening and clarifying anything that is confusing
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active listening
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using your own words to restate was someone else said
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paraphrasing
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state of mental well being in which one can cope with demands of life
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mental health
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acheivement of best a person can be
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self-actualization
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basic needs to reach self actualization
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hierarchy of needs
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feeling that is produced in response to life experiences
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emotion
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managing emotions:
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talk it out, blow off steam, be creative
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helps protect us from danger
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fear
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alerts you are going against your value
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guilt
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a fear that what you own or love will be lost
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jealousy
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makes you feel isolated from others
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loneliness
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unconscious thought or behavior used to avoid experiencing unpleasant emotions
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defense mechanism
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an illness that affect's a persons' thoughts, emotions, and behaviors
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mental disorder
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change in a persons body or mind caused by a disease or disorder
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symptom
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if you are facing depression:
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face the problem
identify the problem take action |
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when anxiety gets in the way of taking part in daily activities
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anxiety disorders
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an anxiety disorder where a person may feel extreme fear for their life when not really in danger
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panic disorder
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anxiety disorders characterized by excessive or persistent fear of something that may or may not cause danger
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phobia
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anxiety disorder triggered by uncomfortable thoughts and repetitive behaviors
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OCD
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a form of counseling received from a licensed therapist
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psychotherapy
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a group of people with a similar disorder
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group therapy
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