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Chapter 2 notes. With class activities/discussions. Pre-Test True False. 1. Emotional Health is not related to your physical health. 2. Once a person adopts personal values, they remain firmly fixed for a lifetime - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 2 notesWith class activities/discussions

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Pre-Test True False•1. Emotional Health is not related to your

physical health.•2. Once a person adopts personal values,

they remain firmly fixed for a lifetime•3. The best thing to do is to reject illogical

or unpleasant feelings you may have.•4. Most emotionally healthy people do not

need help from others- they stand alone on there own two feet

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Cont.•5. The primary problem people have in

making new relationships is the fear of being rejected

•6. The best way to solve a problem is to think up a solution and to concentrate all resources in making it work.

•7. A mentor is a person who is a neutral party that helps resolve problems between two parties.

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Chapt. 2 vocab.•Emotional Health – the state of being free

from mental disorders•Thoughts – Mental process in which a

person is always conscious. •Cortex – Upper portion of brain where all

thoughts occur•Values – Set of rules for behavior know

right from wrong.•Status – standing or rank within a group

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Mean girls trailer•https://

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Mean girls social status tables•https://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZ_qXmxdgGM

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Cont.•Emotions – feelings that occur that

express events that occur or have occurred

•Emotional Intelligence – ability to recognize and react with appropriate reactions

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When Dealing with an Emotion•1. Recognize the emotion

•2.Own it

•3. Verbalize it

•4. Express it physically

•5. Think about the situation (if negative and persists)

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Chapt . 2 Sec. 1 Notes•Resentment – anger that builds up due to

failure to express emotion•Suppress – hold back emotions!!!!!!!!!!!!•Confrontation – showdown between 2 or

more things or people•Support System – people or groups you

look to for advice or help•Mentor – Wise person that gives you

advice

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Your support system•List all the people you consider to be in

your support system.

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Chapt. 2 Sec. 2 and 3 pg. 35-45• Conflict – Struggle between people• Violence – brutal physical force intended to harm• Feud – bitter long term hostility• Tolerance – acceptance of differences between oneself and

others• Mediator – neutral party helps resolve conflicts• Communication – Two way exchange of ideas or thoughts.• Assertive – possessing the characteristics of appropriately

expressing feelings, wants and needs.• Passive – not expressing feelings appropriatley of

remaining silent.• Aggressive – being insulting or overly demanding to others

or invading territory.

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Strategy to greet and communicate with new people•SOFTEN TECHNIQUE

S smileO open stanceF forward leanT touchE eye contactN nod

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Chapter 2 Vocab.

•Alienation – Withdrawing from others•Ostracism – rejection and exclusion from

society•Nonconformist – person that does not share

society values and behaves in unconventional ways.

•Violent Crime – crime that involves threats or use of force assualt, murder, rape or robbery

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Review Questions• How would you change a negative thought into a positive

one?

• What are some ways in which you can express your feelings physically?

• What is the soften technique?

• Explain the difference between Alienation, Ostracism, and being a nonconformist.

• What are problems with passive and aggressive behaviors?

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Questions continued•Where do your thoughts come from within

the brain?

•If a person is a neutral party that helps resolve conflicts is called?

An ongoing (long term) disagreement is called?

Wise person that gives advice?

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Ability to turn the other cheek is called?•Force that is intended to harm or destroy?•If a person holds back feelings or

emotions it is called?•If a person pushes their opinions to the

point that its their way or nothing this is a form of what form of communication?

•Person that takes themselves away from a group?

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