1. Do Now:
In the following slides there will be a scenario describing a difficult situation. An individual or volunteer will read the scenario aloud and describe how you would approach the situation.

2. SELF TALK Taking the SAT’s for the first time.
Taking a pop quiz in ALG 2
Being placed on the foul line with no time and losing by one.
Having to do a forward dive off of the diving board for a grade in PE.
Having to say NO to a friend that offers you an alcoholic beverage.

3. Signs of Good Mental Health
You are realistic about your own abilities and who you are.
You take responsibility for your actions and realize that there are consequences.
You avoid high risk behaviors.
Open minded
Able to have fun and relax
You have respect for yourself and others
Invest time in developing relationships and realize the importance of doing so.
Express your emotions in ways that do not harm you or anyone else.

4. Needs and Wants
Each of you will be creating a list of 15 needs that you have.
You are going to use the packet that was handed out to personally rank you needs according to Maslow’s Pyramid of Need.
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a ranked list of those needs essential to human growth and development presented in ascending order from the most basic to the most fulfilling or satisfying.
Do you think that you categorize your needs the same way as Maslow categorizes needs? Are your needs more basic or most fulfilling?

5. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Self-fulfilling or
Self- Actualization
Aesthetic or Esteem Needs
Emotional (Love and Belonging)
Physical
Safety Needs

6. Kinds of Stress Distress Eustress Negative
Alters ability to be successful.
Distress
Positive
Causes people to take action.
Eustress

7. Kinds of Stressors Page 214 Biological Environmental Cognitive
Personal Behavior
Life Situation

8. How We Respond to Stress
We respond in three stages known as the Body’s Response to Stress