SH. HEALTH CH. 15 QUIZ

The ability to imagine yourself in someone else’s place (their needs, wants, and point of view) is called:

• Apathy

• Empathy

• Euphoria

How you FEEL about yourself, such as your self-worth and confidence. (Believing in yourself)

• Self-Image

• Self-Esteem

• Body-Image

Label the tiers in Maslow's Hierarchy.

a

b

c

d

e

Esteem

Security

Physical Needs

Self-Actualization

Love & Acceptance

Match the following

• Self-Actualization

• The ability to recover from traumatic or stressful events

• Self-Image

• A person’s connection to a cultural or national social group. (Includes tradition, language, and religious practices)

• Ethnicity

• your mental picture of yourself

• Resilience

• Feeling that you are becoming the best person you can be

What is something you do to help with your emotions?​ (a)   ​ ​ ​ ​

• Exercise
• Go outside
• Take deep breaths and count to 10
• Write down what I am feeling (journal)
• Talk to a friend.
• Talk to a family member.

• The legal status of being entitled to the rights and duties of a community

• Optimism

• Citizenship

• Emotions

• The moods or feelings you experience

• Emotions

• Self-Esteem

• Resilience

The ability to keep a positive outlook

• Self-Actualization

• Physical Identity

• Optimism

Read each scenario. Which person is demonstrating high emotional intelligence?

• Josue got an F on his Algebra test, and he's very angry about it. At lunch, he yells at his best friend for no reason and says some mean things to another student.

• Juanita got an F on her Health test. She tells her best friend that she is sad about failing. Juanita says she will study more for the next test.

• Jessica's boyfriend broke up with her. She is going to write bad words on her boyfriend's car. Then, she's going to tell everyone that he is a terrible person.