Mental Emotional Health

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Mental Emotional Health Developing Good Character/Developing A Healthy Mind Lessons 8/9

Vocabulary Self Respect- A high regard for oneself because one behaves in responsible ways Self control- The degree to which someone regulates his or her behavior. Delayed gratification- Postponing an immediate reward in order to complete a task. Good character- Using self control to act responsibly

Building Blocks of Good Character Compassion- care for others, showing sensitivity to others needs Good Citizenship- Obey rules laws and respect authority and physical environment Fairness- treat others equally and do not take advantage Respect- Treat others as you wish to be treated Responsibility- Do what you promise and accountable for actions Trustworthy- Dependable, loyal and honest Honesty- Refuse to lie cheat or steal

Self-Esteem Belief about someone's own personal worth Attitude- Feeling or emotion you have toward something Negative Self-Esteem- Belief that one is not worthy and does not deserve the respect of others Social-emotional environment- The quality of contacts with whom he or she interacts Social-emotional booster- A personal contact that helps a person feel encouragement and support

Personality Type A person’s usual way of focusing energy, gathering information, making decisions and getting work done. 4 Categories Focusing energy Gathering info Make decisions Get work done.

Focus energy Extrovert - You are energized by people or things Introvert – you are energized by images or ideas

Gathering Information Sensor- Person who trusts tangible info that you gather from senses Intuitive Person – Gives more weight to information from their imagination or insight

Decisions Thinker- Makes decisions based on tangible evidence and objective principles Feeler- Goes more on gut feeling and against peoples issues and concerns

How you work Judging- Someone who likes structure and organization Perceiving- Prefer open ended deadlines and adapt methods of how you do things. Pg 83

Types of addiction Drug Exercise Gambling Nicotine Perfection Relationship Shopping Addiction Thrill seeking addiction Workaholics Release of hormones in the brain that cause euphoric or pleasurable feelings known as endorphins.

Vocab Attitude- Feeling or emotion you have toward something Relapse- Return to a previous behavior Addiction- Desire to use a substance or continue behavior despite negative side effects Support Group- Family and friends come together to help one get better