A) goals B) action plans C) decisions D) values
A) developing values B) making an action plan C) setting goals D) making decisions
A) reading a health assignment this evening B) attending college after high school graduation C) walking each day this week D) completing a paper by the semester
A) is less harmful than short-term stress. B) is not very common in teens. C) harms physical and mental health. D) usually goes away by itself.
A) evaluate choices and make decisions. B) identify and achieve goals. C) access valid and reliable health information. D) establish your values and beliefs
A) decision. B) goal. C) conflict. D) value.
A) identifying what is causing the stress B) practicing relaxation techniques C) using refusal skills to reduce the stress D) avoiding all the stressors in ones' life
A) keeping you calm and relaxed. B) helping you say no to demands on your time. C) eliminating all your stressors. D) changing the way you perceive a stressor
A) laughing B) all of the above. C) deep breathing D) a warm bath.
A) drink plenty of water for good health. B) avoid talking about your problems with others. C) drink caffeinated beverages for energy. D) stop exercising to save your strength.
A) True B) False
A) True B) False
A) True B) False
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) resilient B) fun C) additive D) stress
A) resiliancy B) stress management C) relaxation D) chronic stress
A) chronic stress B) awesomeness C) relaxation D) stress management
A) integrity B) relaxation response C) resilient D) character
A) tough B) resilient C) tired D) strong
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