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| How well your body functions |
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| How bystanderds affect fights |
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1.ignore negative remarks to you
2.refuse to spread rumers
3.dont relay a threat or insult for one to another
4.stay away from area where fight takes place |
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D-define problems
E= explore alternatives
C=consider consequences
I= identify values
D=decide & act
E=evaluate the results |
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1.accept your feeling
2.identify triggers
3.describe response
4.seek constructive alternatives
5.evaluate progress
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| Mental disorder that revels itself through abnormal behavior related to food. |
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| Uncontrolled earge to eat lots amounts of food. |
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| Family members make each other feel important |
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| ability to understand anothers thoughts or feelings |
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| stay together through good & bad times |
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| Can tell eachother what they honestly think & feel |
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| Communicate options & feelings in a way that that may seem threatning or disrespectful to other people |
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| focusing your full attention on what the other person is saying and letting them know you understand & care. |
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| Holding back your true feelings & going along with the other person |
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| able to stand up for yourself when expressing your feelings in a way that does not threaten the other person |
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| statement that express your feeling, doesnt blame or jugde the other person |
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tension building stage
violent episode
a calm or "honeymoon " stage |
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victim
assailant
cots to society as a whole
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| Speach or behavior that is aimed @ a person of group based on personal characteristics |
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| encouraging fighting between others while staying out of the fight themselves |
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| supply energy for your bodys functions |
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| lack of acceptance of another persons opinions,beliefs or actions |
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| Process for resolving conflicts that involve a neautral 3rd party |
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1.anemia
2.heart irregularties
3.trouble regulationg body temp |
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| you use energy when your body is at rest |
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| difficulties falling asleep or staying asleep |
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| person stops breathing for short periods during sleep then suddenly resumes |
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| severe sleeping durning day or falls asleep suddenly |
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| Alcohol- effect on system |
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1.cardio
2.excretory
3.nervous
4.digestive |
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| rate on comsumption, gender, body size, amounts of food in stomach |
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1.liver begins to fill with fat
2.blocks flow of blood
3.cells die
4.may lead to liver failure & death |
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| may suffer long term learning & memory problem |
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| leading cause of death in u.s |
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1.brain damage
2.fetal alcohol syndrome
3.liver damage
4.heart disease
5.digestive problems |
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| Smoking & carbon monoxide |
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1.binds to hemoglobin molecules in red blood cells
2.cant transport as much oxygen as cells need |
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airways contanly inflamed
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| Children & second hand smoke |
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| 300,00 respitorty infections in children younger than 18 months |
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1.cerebral palsy
2.slight impairment
3.hearing problems
4.learning difficulties |
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1.damanged elveolinin the lung
2.can nolonger take medicine |
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| unwanted physical or mental effects caused by drugs |
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| increased activity of the nervous system |
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| slows brian & body reactions |
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| distorts perception, thought, & mood |
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