Making Healthy Decisions

A good decision is

• one that makes your friend happy.
• one whose outcome you have carefully considered
• one that your teacher told you to make
• always easy to make

Peer pressure

• can be positive
• can be negative
• comes from your friends and classmates
• all of the above

A force that affects your choices when you have a decision to make is a (n)

• influence
• peer
• value
• decision

Advertisements on TV, radio, and the internet are examples of 

• peer pressure
• parental influence
• media influence
• none of the above

The result of an action you take is

• a precaution
• peer pressure
• a consequence
• none of the above

A precaution is

• the result of an action you take
• evidence that you made a good decision
• a force that affects your choices
• an action that you take

Henry wants the lead role in the spring play at school.  this is an example of 

• self-esteem
• a goal
• the decision-making process
• a consequence

A setback

• keeps you from ever succeeding
• represents failure
• can be a learning opportunity
• outlines the steps to reach a goal

Your goals might change do to

• changing interests
• a family move
• changing resources
• all of the above

Coping means

• dealing with problems in an effective way
• dealing with a ll problems in the same way
• working toward a goal even if your interests have changed
• measuring progress toward a long-term goal