True

False

Sometimes

Rarely

Intense feeling of happiness or excitement

A state of deep sadness

A feeling of confusion and disorientation

A sense of calm and tranquility

Respiratory depression, addiction

Increased heart rate, anxiety

Enhanced cognitive function, alertness

Improved mood, energy

Temporary altered state

Permanent mental condition

Increased physical strength

Heightened sensory perception

A method that encourages open communication and support without stigma or bias.

A treatment that focuses solely on medication without considering patient feelings.

An approach that involves strict rules and regulations for patient behavior.

A technique that prioritizes the therapist's opinions over the patient's needs.

Addictive substances

Recreational drugs

Prescription medications

Alcoholic beverages

Cardiovascular strain, psychological dependency

Increased energy and focus

Improved cognitive function

Enhanced physical performance

Methods to help reduce and control stress levels.

Activities that increase stress and anxiety.

Techniques to avoid dealing with problems.

Ways to ignore stressors in life.

Slow down central nervous system

Speed up central nervous system

Enhance mood and energy

Increase heart rate

Move to corner representing most interesting category

Stay in the center of the room

Sit quietly at your desk

Discuss with your neighbor

Community resources and networks that provide assistance and recovery options for individuals with addiction.

Government programs that offer financial aid to families in need.

Private organizations that focus on mental health without addressing addiction.

Educational institutions that provide training for addiction counselors.

Understanding and recognizing mental health issues.

Ignoring mental health problems.

Promoting physical health only.

Believing mental health is not important.

Caffeine, amphetamines, cocaine

Heroin, morphine, codeine

Alcohol, benzodiazepines, barbiturates

LSD, psilocybin, mescaline

True

False

Sometimes

Rarely

Alter perception and sensory experiences

Enhance physical strength

Reduce anxiety and stress

Improve memory retention

Discuss the differences between natural and chemically induced euphoria

Explore the benefits of teamwork in learning

Analyze the impact of social media on mental health

Evaluate the role of physical exercise in emotional well-being

Dopamine and serotonin

Norepinephrine and cortisol

Acetylcholine and GABA

Endorphins and oxytocin

Stimulants decrease neural activity and brain energy.

Stimulants have no effect on neural activity.

Stimulants increase neural activity and brain energy.

Stimulants slow down brain processes.

Acknowledging one's role in seeking help and making lifestyle changes.

Blaming others for one's addiction issues.

Ignoring the need for help and support.

Relying solely on medication for recovery.