It is the cognitive function of the brain and how you react to different situations.
What is a growth mindset?
A mindset that is determined not to give up.
What does resilience refer to?
The ability to recover from difficult times.
What is context in relation to text?
Partofsomethingwrittenorspokenandusedtoclarify a text.
What is self-concept?
What you think about yourself.
How is self-esteem defined?
How you feel about the person you are.
What is self-actualization?
The process where someone reaches their full potential.
What does stigma refer to?
A stereotypical perception about someone.
What is a risk factor?
Something that could put us in danger.
What are protective strategies?
Something that protects you from a riskfactor.
How is health defined beyond the absence of disease?
Health incorporates physical, mental, and social well-being.
What are the determinants of health?
Health behaviours, physical environment, social connections, cultural background, digital environments, socioeconomic circumstances, access to health care, and genetics.
What are the components of holistic health?
Spiritual health
Physical health
Emotional health
Mental health
Social health
What is spiritual health associated with?
Self-concept, religious values, and purpose.
What does physical health encompass?
Disease, illness, and injury.
What are the aspects of emotional health?
Mood, resilience, and coping skills.
What does mental health include?
Mental illnesses, functions of the brain, and capacity.
What is social health related to?
Sense of belonging and relationships.
What does it mean if most attributes of holistic health are positive?
The person is assumed healthy.
What happens to stress levels when we know what is going to happen?
Our stress levels drop.
What is mental illness?
A health problem that significantly affects how a person thinks, feels, behaves, and interacts with people.
What are the effects of mental illness on cognitive, emotional, or social abilities?
It interferes with one's abilities in these areas.
What factors impact our self-concept?
Self-esteem, skills and abilities, resilience, values, connections, and previous experiences.
What is stress?
The brain and body experiencing something unfamiliar that sparks a response.
How does stress impact mental health?
In a negative way, as stress can lead to anxiety and mental illness if not managed correctly.
What is the difference between feeling depressed and having depression?
If overwhelming sadness lasts over six weeks, it is clinically diagnosed as depression.
Why does mental health in young people matter?
Young people face significant stress and changes, making it crucial to address their mental health.
What is physiological distress?
An individual's overall level of physiological strain or pain.
What percentage of the Australian population has experienced a mental health disorder?
Almost half.
What are risk factors in mental health?
A characteristic that increases the likelihood of an individual developing a condition.