Flashcard on Activities and Their Costs

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Anika is known for having high well-being. How are her relationships most likely described?

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Loving and dependable

Front

Mia chooses to join a club because it allows her to meet new people who like to do the same things as her. Which domain would that be tied to?

Back

Social

Front

Nora feels happy when she spends time with her friends and family. What is a reason this activity might make her happy?

Back

She has healthy relationships

Front

Liam just completed a challenging project at work and feels a strong sense of success. Which reason for happiness from an activity is related to feeling successful?

Back

Achievement

Front

Which of the following is one of the five domains of well-being? Environmental, Financial, Cultural, Technological

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Financial

Front

Based on the diagram with overlapping circles labeled Physical, Financial, Intellectual, Emotional, and Social, how many domains of well-being are there?

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Five

Front

Mia wants to improve her physical well-being. Which of the following should she do? Watching TV, Eating well, Skipping meals, Avoiding exercise

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Eating well

Front

Lily wants to improve her intellectual well-being. Which of the following should she focus on? Gaining and using knowledge, Physical exercise, Financial investment, Emotional support

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Gaining and using knowledge

Front

Samuel recently joined a local community group and started making new friends. He feels accepted and connected with others in the group. Which of the following is a component of social well-being that Samuel is experiencing? Physical health, Sense of belonging, Financial stability, Intellectual growth

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Sense of belonging

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Abigail is working on improving different aspects of her well-being. Which of the following would help her emotional well-being?
Options: Feeling a sense of worth and purpose, Accumulating wealth, Physical fitness, Social networking

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Feeling a sense of worth and purpose