Freshman Health: Self-Esteem, Mental Health, and Bullying Concepts

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What is verbal bullying?

Threatening, taunting, teasing, starting rumors, and hate speech.

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What is exclusion from activities in the context of bullying?

Systematic exclusion of others, such as saying 'no one wants to play with him/her.'

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How can bullying be similar to sexual harassment?

Both involve someone with more power abusing someone with less power and often lead to the victim blaming themselves.

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Why do bullies needa learn

To acknowledge their actions, understand their impact on others, and change their behavior.

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What is cyberbullying?

Sending harassing emails, instant messages, or posting harmful information online.

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What is emotional health?

Expressing emotions in a positive, non-destructive way and asking for help when needed.

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What is social health?

The quality of relationships with others, including respect and support.

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What is mental health?

The ability to recognize reality and cope with daily life demands.

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What is spiritual health?

Maintaining harmonious relationships with living things and having a sense of purpose.

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What is environmental health?

Keeping air, water, food, and surroundings enjoyable and safe.

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What are the six components of health?

1. Physical 2. Emotional 3. Social 4. Mental 5. Spiritual 6. Environmental.

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Define health.

The state of well-being in which all components of health are in balance.

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Define wellness.

The achievement of a person's best in all components of health.

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What does physical health refer to?

The way your body functions, including diet, exercise, and being free of disease.

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What is self-esteem?

How someone thinks of themselves at a certain time.

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Define mental health.

The capacity to cope with life situations, grow emotionally, and develop to fullest potential.

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List five characteristics of mentally healthy people.

1. Don't overthink. 2. Can develop/maintain relationships. 3. Assume responsibilities based on their age. 4. Talk to others. 5. Learn from mistakes.

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What are five activities that can improve self-esteem?

1. Take a walk. 2. Compliment yourself. 3. Take a nap. 4. Engage in a favorite hobby. 5. Talk to someone.

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What are three positive characteristics you might have?

Examples include being a good listener, creative, and determined.

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Why is self-esteem important?

It can make or break your day and impacts how you think about yourself.

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True or False: Self-esteem is subject to change.

True.

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True or False: Health behavior is strongly influenced by attitudes about oneself.

True.

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What is bullying?

When someone keeps doing or saying things to have power over another person.

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List examples of bullying.

1. Calling names. 2. Writing nasty things. 3. Excluding from activities. 4. Threatening. 5. Physical harm.

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Why do some people bully others?

To gain popularity, appear tough, get attention, jealousy, or because they are bullied themselves.

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Why are some young people bullied?

No particular reason, being different, or appearing unable to stand up for themselves.

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What are the effects of bullying?

It can make people feel lonely, sad, unhappy, scared, and unsafe.

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What is physical bullying?

Hitting, kicking, pushing, choking, punching, pinching, etc.

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