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| The well-being of one's body, mind, and relationships. |
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| How well the body functions |
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| How good one feels about oneself and how one copes with demands on their life |
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| How well one gets along with others |
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| A combination of physical, mental, and social well-being |
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| The degree of overall satisfaction a person gets from life |
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| All the traits that are passed biologically from parent to child; Ex. Hemophilia |
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| Environmental Risk Factors |
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| All of the physical and social conditions surrounding a person and the influence they have on that person; Ex. Nature, Bullies |
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| The decisions one makes each day. Not all risks pose an immediate threat, some build over time. Risk taking isn't always bad, it can also help a person to grow as a person. |
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| A comprehensive set of disease prevention and health promotions for the U.S., created by the U.S. Department of Health. |
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| Causes of death for adults |
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Top Three:
#1) Coronary Heart Disease
#2) Stroke & other cerebro-vascular diseases
#3) Trachea, bronchus, and lung cancers |
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| Causes of death for young people |
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| Driving under the influence, suicide, etc.. |
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D efine the problem
E xplore the alternatives
C onsider the consequences
I dentify your values
D ecide and act
E valuate your results |
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S pecifc
M easurable
A chievable
R elevant
T ime-bond |
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| Self Esteem/ Self Confidence |
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| How much one likes and feels good about oneself; Self respect |
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| Compensation, rationalization, denial, reaction formation, Projection, and regression |
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| Concluded that each invdividual's personality is made up of 3 parts, the Id, the Ego, and the Superego. Also, he stated that people's minds operate at two levels: conscious thought, and unconcscious thought. In addition to this, he also believes that one's personality is developed completely during childhood. |
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| Devised an 8 stage theory of personality development; Believes that personality continues to be influenced by experience beyond childhood (8 stages of development) |
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| Theorized that everyone has a basic drive to achieve his or her fullest potential. Believed in self-actualization, or the process by which each person strives to be all that he or she can be. |
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| Finds that human personality is greatly influenced by environment, and is not inborn. |
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Developed by Abraham Maslow: A pyramid of needs that goes in this order (from tip top to base):
1. Self Actualization
2. Esteem
3. Love
4. Safety
5. Phsycological Needs |
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| Any chemical that causes changes in a person's body or behavior |
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| Chemicals that are forbidden by law because of their dangerous and often unpredictable effects |
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| A depressant that slows down the nervous, respiratory and nervous systems, motor coordination, and intellectual performance. |
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| Mouth-->Stomach-->Small Intestines-->Blood Stream-->Heart-->Brain-->Liver-->Bladder |
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| Long Term Effects of Alcohol |
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| Raises risk of arthritis; cancers of the liver, pancreas, rectum, breast, mouth, pharynx, larynx, and esophagus; Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; Heart Disease; Hyperglycemia; Hypoglycemia; Kidney diseases; and other Liver Diseases |
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| Short Term Effects of Alcohol |
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| Vomiting; Difficulty breathing; Coordination and balance are impaired, Coma due to severly depressed Central Nervous System, Dehydration due to the loss of water; Mental confusion and blackouts |
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Factors that affect the rate in which alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream:
-age, gender, body weight, or consumption, food in stomach, medication, fatigue or illness |
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| Slow down the body's functions, include categories of sedatives and narcotics; Ex. Pain killers, tranquilizers, morphine, codine, heroin, and alcohol |
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| Increases blood pressure, causes erratic behavior, mood swings, and suppressed appetite. Ex. Amphetamines, cocaine, crack, crystal meth, and ecstacy |
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| Illegal drugs drugs that have no medical use and can produce unpredictable mood swings. Users can experience permanent memory loss. Ex. LSD, mescaline, and anabolic steroids |
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| Has THC that changes the way sensory information reaches the brain, and can act as a depressant stimulant. Ex. Marijuana |
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| Long Term Effects of Cannabis |
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| Short Term Effects of Cannabis |
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| Causes confusion, sudden mood changes, memory problems, and loss of coordination. |
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| Any drug that is breathed in through the nose. |
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| A stimulant that speeds up the activities of the central nervous system, the heart, and other organs. |
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| Smoker that inhales 2nd hand smoke. |
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| Smoke exhaled into the air from the smoker |
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| Goes directly into the air from the burning tobacco |
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| The rapid, uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. |
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| Radiation, and chemotherapy |
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| Long Term Effects of Tobacco |
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| Cardiovascular diseases such as a heart attack, respiratory diseases such as emphysema, and cancer of the lungs and mouth |
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| What is reaction formation? |
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| Behaving in a way opposite of what you are feeling |
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| Putting your own faults onto another person |
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| Returning to immature behaviors to express emotions |
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| What does the Id's function? |
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| Biological urges and needs |
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| What is the function of the Ego? |
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| Thoughtful, decision-making |
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| What is the function of the Superego? |
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