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A professional who helps people work through difficult problems by talking.
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| A measure of how much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself. |
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| Thinking about wanting to take your own life. |
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| A way of communicating by using facial expressions, hand gestures, and posture. |
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| The belief that other people want to harm someone. |
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| A disorder that affects thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. |
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| The way people think about and respond to events in their life. |
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| An illness that causes unusually strong nervousness, worry, or panic. |
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| A medical doctor who specializes in how illnesses of the brain and body are related to emotions and behavior. |
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| An illness in which people have uncontrollable mood changes. |
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| A feeling that is produced in response to a life event. |
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| A person, situation, or event that influences emotions. |
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| A set of emotions arranged by how pleasant the emotions are. |
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| The act of hearing and showing that you understand what a person is communicating. |
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| Thinking about the good parts of a bad situation. |
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| An automatic, short-term behavior to cope with distress. |
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| A phone number that teens can call to talk privately and anonymously about their problems. |
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| A chemical made in one part of the body that causes a change in another part; controls growth and development and other body functions. |
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| A mood disorder in which a person is extremely sad and hopeless for a long period of time. |
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