Intentional Injury Prevention and Participation

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Comprehensive practice flashcards covering intentional injuries (bullying, suicide, domestic violence, stalking), Philippine statistics, protection strategies, and healthy coping mechanisms.

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According to studies, what percentage of young males and young females in the Philippines have experienced violence?

More than 81%81\% of young males and 78%78\% of young females.

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How are intentional injuries defined?

Actions done to hurt others or oneself that are planned actions and not accidents.

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What are the four types of intentional injuries identified in the lecture?

Bullying, Suicide, Domestic Violence, and Stalking.

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How does UNESCO define school bullying?

A damaging social process characterized by an imbalance of power driven by social and institutional norms.

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What are the three essential elements of bullying?

Repetition, Intentionality, and Power imbalance.

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According to the 20222022 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), how many Filipino students experienced bullying in school?

One in three.

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What are the four specific forms of bullying mentioned?

Verbal Bullying, Social Bullying, Physical Bullying, and Cyberbullying.

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Between the passage of the Anti-Bullying Law in 20132013 and the year 20192019, how much did school bullying cases spike?

Cases spiked from about 1,0001,000 to 20,00020,000.

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What are the '3 R’s' of bullying?

Recognize the bullying, Refuse to be bullied, and Report the bullying.

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What rank does suicide hold as a cause of mortality for individuals aged 1515 to 2929?

3rd3rd leading cause.

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What is the nationwide crisis hotline number for the National Center for Mental Health?

Dial 15531553 or 1800188815531800-1888-1553. For SMART/TNT subscribers, a charge of P7.50P7.50 applies per call.

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What is the Reality regarding the myth that domestic violence is a private family issue?

Domestic violence is a crime, and the community has the responsibility to report it.

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What is stalking?

Behaviors aimed at someone that can make them reasonably afraid for safety or feel severe emotional distress, characterized by repeated or prolonged victimization.

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Under which Philippine law are examples of stalking addressed?

Republic Act No. 92629262 or Philippine Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children (VAWC) Act of 20042004.

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What are Protective Factors?

Characteristics, like skills, strengths, or resources, that help prevent undesirable conditions and enhance the capacity to cope with distressing situations.

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What are Risk Factors?

Characteristics that make a person more likely to develop undesirable conditions or participate in harmful situations.

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What are the five steps to effective problem solving?

1.1. Define the Problem, 2.2. Brainstorm Possible Solutions, 3.3. Evaluate the Solutions, 4.4. Implement the Solutions, 5.5. Monitor and Adjust.

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What are the four classifications of healthy coping styles?

Problem-focused Coping, Emotion-Focused Coping, Meaning-Focused Coping, and Social-Focused Coping.

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Which coping style involves taking steps to directly solve an issue and identifying what part of the problem you can control?

Problem-focused Coping.

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What is Meaning-focused Coping?

A coping style centered on finding purpose or lessons in difficult situations and looking at challenges as opportunities to grow.

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Give examples of Emotion-focused Coping as mentioned in the notes.

Practicing deep breathing/grounding, writing in a journal, or talking to someone you trust.