Teenagers Coping Strategies Quiz

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Teenagers who cannot manage their issues often resort to ______, prohibited drugs, and sometimes suicide.

alcohol

Coping is defined as the 'capacity to respond and recover from something useful' according to the ______.

WHO

Both positive and negative incidents require coping skills to accommodate changes in ______.

life

Exercise and sports participation release chemicals called ______, which help the body relax and make you feel happy.

endorphins

Sports play a significant role in managing stress by naturally relieving the body from the effects of ______.

stress

The chemicals released during sports participation which help the body relax, make you feel happy, and block any feeling of pain are called ______

endorphins

For the biggest benefits of exercise, it is recommended to include at least 2½ hours of moderate-intensity physical activity each ______.

week

_____ is the type of stress that can have a positive effect on performance and motivation

eustress

______ is the type of stress that is typically harmful and can lead to negative consequences

distress

_____ is a common cause of stress that can impact individuals physically and mentally

stress

One effective way to manage stress is through stress _____ techniques

coping

According to the content, the chemicals released during sports participation can help the body _____

relax

Changes because of stressful events in life endanger an individual’s sense of safety and ______.

confidence

Examples of negative stressors include the death of a loved one, losing a job, etc. These are part of the category of stress called ______.

distress

Everyday problems and petty incidents are examples of ______ stressors that can accumulate over time.

hassles

Physical surroundings like crowded transportation, street walks with foul odors, and noise can contribute to day-to-day ______.

stress

Other stressors involving teenagers include conflicts in relationships, peer pressure, and worries about the ______.

future

When faced with stressors, the heart rate may increase, breathing becomes more rapid but shallow, and muscles become ______.

tense

Test your knowledge on coping strategies for teenagers dealing with issues such as alcohol, drugs, and suicide. Understand the importance of positive coping mechanisms to balance mental and emotional conditions.

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