WorksheetsStress/ Menthal Health/ Power of Mind
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
Caused by situations, are often called stressors.
Stress as Stimulus
Stress as Response
Stress as Relational
Is the way the body reacts to challenging situations.
Stress as Stimulus
Stress as Response
Stress as Relational
Is when a person experiencing stress takes a step back to look at the situation that is cousin the stress , and assesses it.
Stress as Stimulus
Stress as Response
Stress as Relational
These types of stress can motivate , energize and spur an individual into fruitful action.
Stress as Stimulus
Stress that is short and sporadic
Bad Stress
Can be transformed into good stress depending on how an individual assesses.
Stress as Response
Stress that is short and sporadic
Bad Stress
Are those that come outside of you like situations, people and experiences.
External stressors
Internal stressors
Healthy stressors
Are those coming from within you ,like thoughts that you have that caused you to feel fearful ,uncertainties about the future ,lack of control over situations ,even your personal beliefs ,which include your own expectations.
External stressors
Internal stressors
Healthy stressors
Choose 3 External stressors
Major life change
Toxic environment
Fear of change
Negative self-talk
Financial stress
Choose 3 Internal stressors
Fear to change
High expectation
Toxic environment
Perfectionism
Includes our emotional psychological , and social well being. Successful performance of mental function , resulting in productive activities , fulfilling relationships with other people , and the ability to change and to cope with adversity.
Mental health
Autonomy
Competence
Mental health denotes positive and healthy interpretations of a person’s self - concept , and how a person feels about himself.
Subjective Well-Being
Perceived Self-Efficacy
Autonomy
Competence
Mental health and well - being is also on one’s self - worth and value or self - esteem.
Subjective Well-Being
Perceived Self-Efficacy
Autonomy
Competence
It is the capacity for self-direction and having a clearly defined role of identity.
Competence
Autonomy
Mental Health
Intergenerational Dependence
A competent person will adapt to the change that can happen while he is in the thick of things , understand why such changes happen , and will adjust his actions and attitude according to the new demands that those changes bring.
Competence
Autonomy
Bad Stress
Mental Health
It refers to the relationship between individuals who belong to different generations but may be living separately as independent autonomous people during a specific period of time.
Self-Actualization of one’s intellectual and emotional
Competence
Intergenerational Dependence
Autonomy
It is about fulfilling one’s perceived potentials , becoming the person that one has always aspired for.
Self-Actualization of one’s intellectual and emotional
Competence
Intergenerational Dependence
Autonomy
The wrinkled , pinkish-gray , three-pound organ that is primarily composed of fat and water and goes by the name of the (a) .
Connects the spinal cord and the brain. It controls functions that keep people alive such as breathing , heart rate , blood pressure and food digestion.
Brain Stem
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
That region controls voluntary movement. When you want to lift your fork , wave your hand , brush your hair , or wink at a cutie , you form the thought and then an area in the _____ translates your will into action.
Brain Stem
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
Largest of the three brain sections , accounts for 85% of the brain”s weight and has four lobes.
Brain Stem
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
The basic working unit of the brain , a specialized cell designed to transmit information to other news cells , muscle , or gland cells.
Brain Stem
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
Neurons
Choose the Cerebrum 4 types of Lobes
Occipital Lobe
Parietal Lobe
Front Lobe
Cerebrum Lobe
Temporal Lobe
