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What change occurs over time regarding the pain of loss?
What change occurs over time regarding the pain of loss?
- The pain does not change.
- The pain is completely removed.
- The pain lessens or occurs less frequently. (correct)
- The pain becomes more intense.
What ability do people develop over time after experiencing a loss?
What ability do people develop over time after experiencing a loss?
- To dwell on the past constantly.
- To avoid thinking about the loss.
- To forget the loss completely.
- To accept the loss and adjust to life. (correct)
How does the relationship between pain and time typically change after a loss?
How does the relationship between pain and time typically change after a loss?
- Pain diminishes but remains constant.
- Pain escalates as time passes.
- Pain may lessen, allowing for adjustment. (correct)
- Pain transforms into happiness immediately.
Which of the following is NOT a typical response over time to experiencing a loss?
Which of the following is NOT a typical response over time to experiencing a loss?
What role does time play in the process of dealing with loss?
What role does time play in the process of dealing with loss?
What is the implication of labeling feelings as 'good' or 'bad'?
What is the implication of labeling feelings as 'good' or 'bad'?
Which statement best describes the role of emotions in human experience?
Which statement best describes the role of emotions in human experience?
How might individuals typically express their emotions?
How might individuals typically express their emotions?
What can be inferred about the nature of emotions from the content?
What can be inferred about the nature of emotions from the content?
Which of the following statements is true regarding feelings?
Which of the following statements is true regarding feelings?
What is the primary focus when talking about your feelings regarding a situation?
What is the primary focus when talking about your feelings regarding a situation?
When someone is angry with you, what approach should you avoid?
When someone is angry with you, what approach should you avoid?
Using I-messages is important because it emphasizes:
Using I-messages is important because it emphasizes:
What should be the main strategy when discussing your feelings about anger?
What should be the main strategy when discussing your feelings about anger?
In a situation where you feel anger from someone else, what is a constructive action to take?
In a situation where you feel anger from someone else, what is a constructive action to take?
What does using the word 'died' in a conversation about loss indicate?
What does using the word 'died' in a conversation about loss indicate?
What is a key component to approach someone in grief according to the content?
What is a key component to approach someone in grief according to the content?
Why is it important to acknowledge a person's grief directly?
Why is it important to acknowledge a person's grief directly?
What effect does avoiding direct language in discussions of loss have?
What effect does avoiding direct language in discussions of loss have?
What is a common misconception about discussing death with grieving individuals?
What is a common misconception about discussing death with grieving individuals?
What is communication?
What is communication?
What is the main idea presented in the first sentence of the text?
What is the main idea presented in the first sentence of the text?
What is the key takeaway from the text about emotional health?
What is the key takeaway from the text about emotional health?
What is the connection between the first sentence and the second sentence of the text?
What is the connection between the first sentence and the second sentence of the text?
What does the text imply about the importance of listening in communication?
What does the text imply about the importance of listening in communication?
What kind of relationship can be established when a person actively listens?
What kind of relationship can be established when a person actively listens?
What is the most likely outcome for a person who consistently ignores another person's perspective?
What is the most likely outcome for a person who consistently ignores another person's perspective?
Which of the following actions would best exemplify the concept discussed in the text?
Which of the following actions would best exemplify the concept discussed in the text?
How does active listening contribute to effective communication?
How does active listening contribute to effective communication?
Flashcards
Emotional labeling
Emotional labeling
The process of categorizing feelings as 'good' or 'bad'.
Human experience
Human experience
The range of feelings that are part of being human.
Expressing emotions
Expressing emotions
Ways in which individuals show their feelings to others.
Good feelings
Good feelings
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Bad feelings
Bad feelings
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Expressing condolences
Expressing condolences
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Using direct language
Using direct language
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Open conversation
Open conversation
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Acknowledging loss
Acknowledging loss
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Demonstrating concern
Demonstrating concern
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Emotional health
Emotional health
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Communication
Communication
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Effective communication
Effective communication
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Ups and downs in life
Ups and downs in life
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Steps to improve emotional health
Steps to improve emotional health
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Active Listening
Active Listening
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Empathy in Communication
Empathy in Communication
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Interpersonal Connection
Interpersonal Connection
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Valuing others' opinions
Valuing others' opinions
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Emotional Engagement
Emotional Engagement
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I-messages
I-messages
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Trustworthy listener
Trustworthy listener
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Avoid mirroring anger
Avoid mirroring anger
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Focusing on feelings
Focusing on feelings
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Anger management
Anger management
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Adaptation to Loss
Adaptation to Loss
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Pain Diminishment
Pain Diminishment
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Acceptance of Loss
Acceptance of Loss
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Emotional Adjustment
Emotional Adjustment
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Ongoing Grief
Ongoing Grief
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Study Notes
Healthy Behavior
- Healthy behavior involves activities that promote mental and emotional well-being, not just the absence of illness
- Includes many dimensions, encompassing not just physical health but other aspects
Dimensions of Health
- Physical Health:
- Regular physical activity
- Nutritious diet
- Adequate sleep
- Safety precautions (e.g., seatbelts, sunscreen)
- Oral hygiene (brushing and flossing)
- Avoiding tobacco, alcohol and drugs
- Regular checkups
- Mental/Emotional Health:
- Understanding and managing emotions
- Healthy relationships
- Effective communication
- Stress management
- Decision-making skills
- Social Health:
- Building and maintaining relationships
- Connecting with family and friends
- Engaging in community activities
- Contributing to the wider community
- Spiritual Health:
- Finding meaning and purpose in life
- Following personal values and beliefs
- Acting in accordance with values
- The dimensions of health are interconnected and influence each other. Improving one aspect often positively affects others.
Emotional Health
- The ability to feel and express a wide range of emotions in healthy ways
- Includes aspects like coping with difficult feelings, resilience, and healthy self-acceptance
- Managing and expressing emotions effectively is key to overall well-being
- A good emotional state is needed to build and maintain relationships and to navigate life's challenges
Goal Setting for Emotional Health
- Setting goals is a crucial element in developing positive emotional health
- Includes short-term and long-term goals specifically related to emotional well-being
- Goals need to be specific, realistic and measurable
- Identifying benefits from reaching a goal is a key motivating factor.
- Understanding why a goal is important to an individual helps ensure effort and commitment
Communication
- Communication involves both verbal (words) and nonverbal (body language, tone of voice, facial expressions) elements
- I-messages are a way to communicate emotions clearly and effectively without blaming others.
- Assertive communication, involves stating feelings, needs, and opinions, respects others.
- Active listening is crucial– paying attention and showing that you are listening, responding and clarifying, ensuring understanding
Dealing with Grief
- Grief is a normal response to loss, especially the death of a loved one
- Common feelings associated with grief include shock, disbelief, sadness, regret, anger, and sometimes guilt
- It's important to allow oneself to experience these emotions and find healthy ways of coping
- People grieve in different ways, and it's essential to be supportive of others during and following a loss.
Stress Management
- Stress is a feeling of pressure caused by events, circumstances or situationsÂ
- Internal and external sources contribute to stress
- Identifying stressors is crucial for effective management
- Healthy coping mechanisms can improve emotional health
Understanding and Coping With Stress
- Stress is a normal part of life, but how you react to it affects your health
- Strategies to cope with stress include:
- Healthy choices (diet, exercise)
- Social support
- Creative expression (art, music)
- Relaxation techniques (meditation, breathing exercises)
Mental Health Disorders
- Mental health disorders are conditions that significantly affect a person’s thinking, mood and behavior.
- These conditions often require treatment and supportÂ
- Examples of mental health conditions include anxiety and depression
- Warning Signs of mental health disorders include changes in mood or activity levels or thoughts of suicide
- Seeking support from a professional is important for the well-being of individuals coping with mental health disorders
Eating Disorders
- Eating disorders are serious mental illnesses involving problematic eating habits and often an obsessive focus on body image.
- Symptoms can include restricted food intake/ eating or exercising in excess
- Can affect how the body functions causing a variety of health problems including malnutrition and organ damage
Social Media and Emotional Health
- Social media can significantly affect body image, relationships, and stress levels.
- Realistically evaluating media portrayals can foster a positive body image.
Healthy Relationships
- Healthy relationships are characterized by mutual respect, communication, honesty, trust, and empathy.
- Healthy relationships support and encourage individual well-being.
- Unhealthy relationships are often characterized by aggression, poor communication, or controlling behaviors.
Conflict Resolution
- The ability to manage disagreements constructivelyÂ
- Communication strategies, such as listening skills, assertiveness, and I-messages, can facilitate conflict resolution.
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