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Mental/Emotional Health and Self Esteem

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  • _________is the ability to identify and share another person’s feelings
    Empathy
  • Helping a friend with a problem represents what side of the health triangle?
    Social
  • List two ways to build resilience and self-esteem
    Make positive choices  Take part in activities that help you make a difference in others lives 
  • Glen works at McDonalds and gets free meals there every time he works. He is often tired after work, so he goes home and lays on the couch and drinks pop and eats chips. Which side of the health triangle is Terry lacking?
    Physical
  • Being ______means being able to bounce back from a disappointment, difficulty, or crisis.
    Resilient
  • self-esteem
    The way you feel about yourself, and how you value yourself
  • What components makes you who you are?
    Personality and Self Concept
  • Define self-concept
    The view you have of yourself
  • Laura gets her school pictures back and rips them up because she doesn't like the way she looks. What side of the health triangle is Laura lacking?
    Mental/Emotional
  • Explain the difference between Self-Concept and Self Esteem
    Self-Concept- What you know about your self (I have curly hair) Self Esteem- How you feel about your self- ( I hate my curly hair)
  • Define personality
    The unique combination of feelings, thoughts, and behaviors that make you different from everyone else
  • How can we improve our mental/emotional health?
    Recognize strengths and work on weakness, Set realistic goals, Act responsibly, Have a good attitude and be positive
  • ________ is a special mix of traits, feelings, attitudes, and habits.
    Personality
  • __________is the ability to deal in a reasonable way with the stress and changes of daily life.
    Mental/Emotional Health
  • How does Empathy help in improving Mental/Emotional Health?
    By identifying, understanding and sharing another person’s feelings
  • Lists 3 factors that Influence your Personality and Self-Concept
    Heredity, Environment and Behavior