4th quarter

• thomas wills - concluded that the brain is responsible in mental functioning
• linguistic - ability to use words in both, oral and written communication
• logico-mathematical - work with numbers
• visual spatial - perceive the visual
• musical intelligence - produce and appreciate music
• bodily kinesthetic - control body movements
• interpersonal - relate and understand other people
• intrapersonal - understand ourselves
• naturalistic - recognize and categorize natural elements
• mind map - graphical way to represent ideas and concept
• republic act 11036 - establishing a national mental health policy
• mental health illness - mental health condition that has negative effect on the way an individual
• eating disorder - eating too much or too little
• bulimia - alternate dieting
• anorexia - abnormally low body weight, an intense fear of gaining weight
• depression - common mental disorder
• suicide - when depression becomes too sever
• RISK FACTORS:

  • biological factors - based on genes or hormones
  • life experiences - unfortunate experiences
  • family history - members previously had mental health problems
  • extreme stress - if stress is long-term and acute
  • frequent consumption of alcohol and drug use - cause an individul to be delusional
• RESILIENCE:

  • ability to recover readily from illness
  • ”bouyancy” - “bounce back” to their normal life
• PREVENTION:

  • self-perception
• emotion - impulses to act
• self-awareness - recognizing and understandig personal moods
• self-regulation - ability to control or redirect impulses and moods
• internal motivation - the passion to work for internal reasons
• empathy - ability to undrstand emotional makeup of other people
• social skills - proficiency in managing relationships
• relationship - way in which two or more people or things are connected
• impersonal relationship - commtments not o a person or group of persons
• personal relationship - closely associated with a person
• 3 attachment styles:

  • secure attachment - most of the time present and available
  • avoidant ttachment - cold and detached, and unresponsive to the child’s needs
  • anxious - not consistent in terms of presence and in meeting the child’s emotional needs
• transference effect - liking someone who reminds us of someone in the past
• propinquity effect - liking someone who are familiar with us
• similarity - liking peole who we have similarities with
• reciprocity - liking a person who like us back
• physical attractiveness - liking someone who we find physically attractive