Chapter 1 Review Dealing with Feelings People your own age are called your...what? peers.

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Chapter 1 Review Dealing with Feelings

People your own age are called your...what? peers

What is it called when you do something again and again without thinking about it? a habit

How you see yourself most of the time is called…..what? self-concept

What do you call a group that excludes other people? clique

What is it called when you feel tired, restless, and uninterested? boredom

What feeling names great sadness that lasts for a long while? grief

Which feeling names a painful, empty feeling of isolation? loneliness

Which word names the condition of feeling good physically, mentally, and emotionally? health

What are the 4 basic physical needs that everyone needs in order to stay alive? shelterfood water air

We all have 3 emotional needs as well. What are they? a need for: lovesecurity a place to belong

Feeling tension in your body or mind is known as….what? stress

Deciding on something you want to work toward is called..what? goal setting

Which word names a strong feeling of displeasure arising from a disagreement or disappointment? anger

Which word names the influence of a group over your actions and decisions? peer pressure

A simplified judgement or attitude about a group of people is called..what? stereotype

What do you call the state of good health? wellness

What do you call a respectful process for solving problems that works to find win/win solutions to conflicts? conflict resolution

The way your body shows your feelings is called….what? body language

Which word names a struggle resulting from opposing needs or desires? conflict

When you express your anger in this way, you could harm someone emotionally and physically. aggressive

Doing things to reduce the stress in your life is called…what? stress management

Sometimes people have this feeling and avoid contact from others in new situations. shyness

What do you call a negative attitude towards a group of people? prejudice

Which word describes how you feel about life? attitude

What process uses students who are trained to listen and support their classmates to resolve conflicts and find peaceful solutions to problems? peer mediation

When is your Chapter 1 health test on Dealing with Feelings?

Be sure to study your book and your study guide notes!

Bring a library book to class with you tomorrow!