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A family unit consisting of one parent and his or her children single-parent family
communication that inclufes facial expressions, body movements, and the position of te body body language
A family unit consisting of parents, children, and relatives extended family
The strong influence people of the same age group sometimes have on one another peer pressure
A family unit consisting of parents and their children nuclear family
people who are close in age peer
A condition that has to do with how a person feels abour himself or, is able to get along with others, and is able to meet the demands of life mental health
the ideas and feelings that a person has about his or her appearance, abilities and personality self-image
Positive feelings a person has abour himself or herself self-esteem
As people got used to a new situation, they generally gain _________ in their ability to handle it and feelings of self-conciousness usualy become easier to deal with self confidence
Affection, acceptance, and achievement are some basic __________ needs emotional
People who are mentally healthy genreally feel _____ about themselves and others good
Mentally healthy people accept ____________ for the way they act responsibility
One way a person can strengthen his or her self-esteem is to learn from his or her _______ mistakes
People can improve their mental health by accepting their ___________ and learning to deal with them in ways that do not hurt themselves or others weaknesses
Affection, ________, and achievement are some basic emotional needs acceptance
Learning about emotional needs can help perople better understand the ______ of themselves and others behavior
Effective communication involoves the exchange of ideas, viewpoints, and _______ feelings
A persone communicates through his or her ______ of voice as well as with his or her words tone
An ________ listener concentrates on what the speaker is saying active
Both speakers and listeners communicate through the attitudes through _____ ____________ body language
A person's friends and other people who are close to his or er age are called ________ peers
Peer pressure is __________ when a person is influenced by his or her peers to do something worthwhile positive
An important part of growing up is learning how to deal with ___________ peer pressure negative
By accepting and caring about family members, families help people feel ______ about themselves. better
_______ about problems can help family members understand each other Talking
How do you get more independance? To get more independance you need to fullfill your responsibilities and do extra things without being asked.
Emotional needs acheivement, accpetance, and affection
Mental Health 1. How you feel about yourslef 2. How you feel about others 3. How you meet the demands of life
How do you improve your mental health? You can improve your mental health by talking over your concerns and try to do good in school and activities
How do you improve your self esteem? You can improve your self esteem by concentrating on positive thoughts and express negative thoughts
tactfull In a nice way
Positive great
Negative bad
Physical needs a family provides Shelter, food, clothes, supplies
Emotional needs a familt provides Love, care, anger, happiness
How do mentally healthy people deal with problems or difficult situations? In helpful ways
Why is play important for good mental health? Because it gets reud of tense feeling, gives the feeling of achievement
Why should a person try to discover his or her strengths? To improve his/her self-image
How might a person act if one or more basic needs were not met? an undesirable way
Why does communication sometimes come to a stop when a person forces his/her ideas on others? Because you become afraid to say what you want to say
How does an active listener show interest in what a speaker is saying? look at the speaker, concentrate on what the speaker is saying, ask wuestions from time to time, listen to the speaker without interrupting, think about what the speaker says...not what you want to say next,etc
What is the best response when peer pressure might lead to a dangerous act? get an adult involved

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Creator shortstuff4ever
Created January 30, 2008
Groups khwms easiest 6th study ever, KHWMS Super Duper 6th Study, KHWMS SUPER 6TH STUDY!!
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  1. An important part of growing up is learning how to deal with ___________ peer pressure → negative - 2 misses
  2. By accepting and caring about family members, families help people feel ______ about themselves. → better - 2 misses
  3. communication that inclufes facial expressions, body movements, and the position of te body → body language - 1 miss
  4. A family unit consisting of parents, children, and relatives → extended family - 1 miss
  5. The strong influence people of the same age group sometimes have on one another → peer pressure - 1 miss
  6. A family unit consisting of parents and their children → nuclear family - 1 miss
  7. people who are close in age → peer - 1 miss