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WorksheetsChapter 4 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are gender stereotypes?
Preconceived ideas, roles, and characteristics people associate with a certain gender.
Biological differences between males and females.
Cultural practices that vary from one society to another.
Personal preferences in clothing and behavior.
What are mood swings?
Sudden shifts in emotion.
Consistent emotional state.
A type of mental illness.
A form of physical exercise.
What is emotional intelligence (EI)?
Skill in perceiving, understanding, and managing emotions and feelings.
The ability to solve complex mathematical problems.
A measure of one's IQ and cognitive abilities.
The capacity to memorize large amounts of information.
What is mental distress?
A long-term emotional state characterized by happiness and contentment.
A short-term mental and emotional state in which negative thoughts and feelings impair relationships, daily tasks, and enjoyment of life.
A condition where one feels indifferent and apathetic towards life.
An overwhelming sense of joy and fulfillment in daily activities.
What are cognitive distortions?
Healthy patterns of thinking that are always grounded in reality.
Unhealthy patterns of thinking that are often not grounded in reality.
Thought processes that enhance problem-solving abilities.
Rational thoughts that lead to positive outcomes.
What is self-actualization?
The feeling of reaching one’s full potential through creativity, independence, spontaneity, and a grasp of the real world.
A state of complete happiness and fulfillment without any challenges.
The process of becoming aware of one's own personality and individuality.
A psychological condition characterized by extreme anxiety and stress.
What is Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs?
A model of understanding human needs, in which basic needs are met before higher-level needs.
A theory that suggests all human needs are equally important.
A framework for categorizing human emotions and feelings.
A method for measuring human intelligence and capabilities.
What is gender?
Biological differences between males and females.
Behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits and roles society associates with a biological sex.
The physical characteristics of an individual.
The legal status of being male or female.
What is personality?
A combination of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make a person unique.
A fixed set of traits that do not change over time.
The ability to influence others' opinions and decisions.
A measure of intelligence and cognitive abilities.
What are affirmations?
Statements that acknowledge a person’s value and strengths.
Random phrases with no meaning.
Negative thoughts about oneself.
Compliments given by others.
What are mental health conditions?
Patterns of thinking and feeling that enhance mental and emotional health.
Patterns of thinking and feeling that decrease mental and emotional health; can be everyday worries or serious mental illnesses.
Physical ailments that affect cognitive functions.
Temporary emotional states that do not impact overall well-being.
What is ethnicity?
One’s connection to a particular social group that shares similar cultural or national ties.
A classification based on physical characteristics such as skin color and hair type.
A legal status granted by a government to its citizens.
A term used to describe the economic status of a group of people.
What are emotions?
Strong feelings experienced based on one’s circumstances, relationships, or moods.
A type of physical reaction to external stimuli.
A set of rules governing social interactions.
A method of communication between individuals.
What are core values?
A set of rules imposed by society.
Part of identity that describes what a person believes and finds important; guide personal behaviors and choices.
A list of hobbies and interests.
A collection of financial goals.
What is biological sex?
A label based on physical factors such as hormones, chromosomes, and genitalia.
A social construct that varies across cultures.
An individual's gender identity and expression.
A term used to describe sexual orientation.
What is perfectionism?
A personal standard or attitude that rejects anything less than ideal performance.
A belief that one must always succeed without any failures.
An approach to life that embraces mistakes as learning opportunities.
A tendency to set low expectations to avoid disappointment.
What is identity?
A type of document that proves who you are.
Characteristics and qualities that distinguish who a person is.
A social role that one plays in society.
A set of beliefs that one holds about themselves.
What is self-image?
A mental picture of one’s abilities, appearance, and personality based on experiences and interactions with others.
A reflection of how others perceive you in social situations.
An assessment of one's financial status and wealth.
A collection of memories from childhood that shape personality.
What is self-esteem?
Confidence in one’s own worth and abilities.
A measure of how much money one has.
The ability to influence others' opinions.
A type of psychological disorder.
What is identity formation?
The process of discovering and establishing one’s identity through physical, cognitive, and social changes.
A method of evaluating one's academic performance.
A psychological theory about personality development.
A social trend in modern society.
