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Which statement BEST describes managing one's emotions?
Which statement BEST describes managing one's emotions?
Emotions are reactions triggered by events or thoughts.
Emotions are reactions triggered by events or thoughts.
False
Which group is more susceptible to hormonal changes?
Which group is more susceptible to hormonal changes?
Why are teenagers more susceptible to changing emotions?
Why are teenagers more susceptible to changing emotions?
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List and describe three common defense mechanisms.
List and describe three common defense mechanisms.
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Describe the steps to managing one's emotions.
Describe the steps to managing one's emotions.
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All of the following are true about emotions EXCEPT:
All of the following are true about emotions EXCEPT:
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What are some of the basic emotions we all experience?
What are some of the basic emotions we all experience?
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An individual will only feel stress in negative situations.
An individual will only feel stress in negative situations.
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Describe the process for managing emotional stress.
Describe the process for managing emotional stress.
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Study Notes
Managing Emotions
- Managing emotions involves accepting and expressing feelings in a healthy manner.
Nature of Emotions
- Emotions can be triggered by various events or thoughts, and while they often occur understandably, the statement claiming emotions are reactions to all thoughts is considered false.
Impact of Hormones
- Teenagers are particularly vulnerable to hormonal changes which can lead to fluctuations in mood and emotional states.
Reasons for Mood Sensitivity in Teenagers
- Hormonal changes inherent in teenage development lead to chemical variations in the body that significantly impact emotional stability.
Common Defense Mechanisms
- Denial: Unconscious refusal to acknowledge obvious truths.
- Suppression: Actively pushing unpleasant experiences from awareness.
- Repression: Subconsciously holding back unpleasant thoughts from conscious thought.
- Projection: Attributing one’s own faults and feelings onto others.
- Compensation: Attempting to offset perceived weaknesses through positive actions or gifts.
Steps to Manage Emotions
- Recognize your emotions: Identify feelings such as sadness, jealousy, happiness, or anger.
- Accept your feelings: Validate your emotions and come to terms with them.
- Control your reactions: Develop strategies to manage emotional responses, especially in negative situations.
Universal Nature of Emotions
- Emotions are inherent to all individuals; the claim that emotions only occur in some people is false.
Basic Emotions
- Core emotions experienced by people include anger, fear, happiness, sadness, guilt, love, and surprise.
Understanding Stress
- Stress is not limited to negative situations; individuals can experience stress in a variety of contexts.
Managing Emotional Stress
- Express your feelings openly rather than suppressing them.
- Prioritize self-care and listen to your body’s signals.
- Build resilience to effectively recover from emotional challenges.
- Maintain perspective by focusing on a positive outlook to mitigate stress impact.
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Test your knowledge on managing emotions and emotional health through this set of flashcards. Explore statements about emotional management and learn about hormonal changes in teenagers. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their understanding of emotional well-being.
