DESCRIBE THE 4 DIFFERENT PARTS OF A PERSONS IDENTITY

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DESCRIBE THE 4 DIFFERENT PARTS OF A PERSONS IDENTITY Test Thursday SUMMARIZE HOW ETHNICITY INFLUENCE A PERSONS IDENTITY

FOUR DIFFERENT PARTS OF A PERSON'S IDENTITY PHYSICAL IDENTITY Gender Race Age Height

FOUR DIFFERENT PARTS OF A PERSON'S IDENTITY ACTIVE IDENTITY Interests Sports Music Community

FOUR DIFFERENT PARTS OF A PERSON'S IDENTITY SOCIAL IDENTITY Family Friends Groups

FOUR DIFFERENT PARTS OF A PERSON'S IDENTITY PSYCHOLOGICAL IDENTITY Internal Thoughts Feelings

THREE STAGES OF ETHNIC IDENTITY UNEXAMINED ETHNIC IDENTITY. NO THOUGHT.

THREE STAGES OF ETHNIC IDENTITY IDENTITY SEARCH. ACTIVELY SEARCH

THREE STAGES OF ETHNIC IDENTITY ACHIEVEMENT. SECURE IN THEIR SENSE OF ETHNIC IDENTITY. IMPORTANT ASPECT OF WHO THEY ARE.

Objective: Describe how to manage emotions and express feelings in a healthy way.

Describe how to manage emotions and express feelings in a healthy way. Emotional intelligence The skill of identifying ones own emotions and understanding emotions of others Describe empathy, optimism, and Resilience.

Making sense of your emotions Mental and emotional health is internal thoughts and feelings emotions are moods and feelings you experience.

There are many different emotions Unpleasant Pleasant

Learning to manage Helps Teenagers

High Emotional Intelligence Self awareness Self regulation Ability to Express Positive Ways Motivation Healthy

High Emotional Intelligence More successful in work More successful in school More successful in relationships

Empathy The ability to imagine yourself in someone else's place.

Optimism The ability to keep a positive outlook

Resilience The ability to recover from dramatic or stressful events

Managing emotions Identify what you are feeling Acknowledge your feelings Express your feelings Get relief from your feelings Develop coping skills

Loneliness Anxiety Anger Jealousy Guilt Stress Depression Common unpleasant Emotions

People with good mental and emotional health spend time developing and maintaining close relationships. Discuss why this is true. People with good mental and emotional health never experience disappointments or failures. Discuss why this is false. Most teenagers regularly experience mood swings. Discuss why this is true. If you are experiencing unpleasant emotions, it is best to distract yourself and not think about what is causing them. Discuss why sometimes this is true.

Self image is your mental picture of yourself Your look at: Your skills, your abilities and your weaknesses.

Self-esteem your feelings of self worth. How you feel about yourself.

High self-esteem Great decision-making skills Feel good about themselves Trust their own judgment Follow their own values Courage to make the choice that is right. Courage to take responsibility for a bad choice.

Low self-esteem Worry about what others think of them. Concerned about the opinion of others. Vulnerable to peer pressure.

summarize Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Learn through experience. Take charge. a positive outcome.

Five factors affecting self-esteem Social interactions with family members friends and others Home school community and cultural environments Life events Media TV movies Facebook Body image

Self actualization is the feeling that you're striving towards and becoming the best person you can All needs have been for filled to some degree Liked and respected Need for support assurance praise acceptance Need to feel safe Air water food clothing shelter

Physical Needs Air water food clothing shelter

Security Need to feel safe

Love and acceptance Need for support assurance praise acceptance

Esteem Liked and respected

Self actualization All needs have been for filled to some degree

Accept self and others for who they are.

Feeling self-motivated instead of relying other people to provide motivation.

Working actively to solve problems in the world, in the community. Taking responsibility for finding solutions. helping other people to resolve problems.

Viewing the world with a sense of appreciation, inspiration and pleasure.

Enjoy spending time with other people but also feeling a need for independence and time alone.

Feeling at peace with themselves and the world.

Philanthropy. Individuals who make donations to improve others lives and wellbeing. Citizenship. The legal status of being entitled to the rights and duties of a community. Rumination. The act of thinking repeatedly about something for a long period of time.

Identify characteristics of people with good mental health and emotional health.

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Enthusiasm for life

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Responsible

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Balance

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Trustworthy

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Respectful

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Compassionate

Traits of good mental and emotional health. Good citizenship

Spend Learn Ask View Focus Develop Read Play

Strategies: Spend time in nature.

Strategies: Ask people around you. about their job. about places they've lived. about their interests. about places they visited

Strategies: View mistakes as valuable learning opportunities.

Strategies: Focus on what is positive in your life. Stop dwelling on events that are not going well.

Strategies: Develop new skills interests. Take classes Join clubs Watch "How to" videos. Visit places. Volunteer.

Strategies: Read for pleasure.

Strategies: Play Knowledge Games based games. Strengthen creativity. Puzzle solving

Strategies: Take care of your physical health. Get sleep. Regular activity. Eat nutritious food.

Strategies: Make time for relationships. Ensure that you stay connected to family. Ensure connection to friends.

Strategies: Join a club, group. volunteer to work for a cause you find meaningful. meet people who have common interests

Strategies: Set goals develop plans to meet goals. Chart your progress.

Strategies: Determine strategies for reducing stress that work well for you.

Strategies: Designate some time each day to have fun and take a break from the demands of daily life

Get adequate sleep. Practice good nutrition. Get plenty of physical activity. Avoid risky behavior.

Strategies for improving intellectual health. Make good decisions. Act on decision. Review the outcome. Learn from decisions. Self reflection