1. What is one thing you could do to help your self-esteem? The person who has the most white on their shoes is the responsible party. Pick up the assignment for your row please.

2. Get out your interview homework.

3. Review “The Teen Years” and “What makes you who you are?” assignments.

5. What are emotions? Emotions are your feelings created in response to thoughts, remarks, or events. Emotions can influence most aspects of your life, including how you behave.

6. #2. Take one minute to write as many emotions/feelings you can think of. You are writing only one word responses.

7. Emotions are neither good or bad, right or wrong. Feelings just ARE. They exist. There is a difference between having an emotion and doing something or acting on the emotion. Emotions don't last forever. No matter what you're feeling, eventually, it will lift and another emotion will take it's place. When a strong emotion comes, you do not have to act on your feeling. All you need to do is recognize the emotion and feel it. Emotions are not facts. Emotions are neither good or bad, right or wrong. Feelings just ARE. They exist. There is a difference between having an emotion and doing something or acting on the emotion. Emotions don't last forever. No matter what you're feeling, eventually, it will lift and another emotion will take it's place. When a strong emotion comes, you do not have to act on your feeling. All you need to do is recognize the emotion and feel it. Emotions are not facts.

8. Act it out. Volunteers?

9. Some emotions are: HappinessSadness FearAnger LoveEmpathy SympathyAnxiety Jealousy How do we show each of these emotions? Some emotions are: HappinessSadness FearAnger LoveEmpathy SympathyAnxiety Jealousy How do we show each of these emotions?

10. Is a sense of well-being.

11. Is a normal, healthy reaction to an unhappy event. You usually feel discouraged and have less energy.

12. An emotion that can help keep you safe from danger.

13. A common reaction to being emotionally hurt or physically harmed.

15. A combination of caring and affection that binds one person to another.

16. The ability to understand and share another person’s feelings.

17. To understand and share another’s problems or sorrow

18. An overwhelming feeling of dread, much like fear.

19. A feeling of resentment or unhappiness at another’s good fortune.

20. Emotions have 3 jobs 1.Communicate you feelings to yourself and others. How can others tell how you are feeling? 2.They help us with motivation and self-protection. They give us motivation to change a situation. Emotions save us time in important situations. Give an example. 3.They give us validation. They can inform us about a situation by being your “gut instinct”.

21. All of us experience a wide range of emotions in our lives. Usually, that's a good thing. But sometimes we have difficulty controlling our emotions, even to the point of letting our emotions control our behavior. Usually, that's not such a good thing.

22. Helpful suggestions for handling your emotions Be honest with yourself. Talk to somebody about your feelings. Don't ignore your emotions, they are telling you something. If you are having an unpleasant feeling, think of something you can do that will help, and then do it. Find positive ways to express anger that are not hurtful to others. Remember, whatever you are feeling, you're not alone. Try not to get overwhelmed, things usually improve. If you do get overwhelmed—ask for help.

23. We all have emotional needs – the needs that affect your feelings and sense of well-being Feeling Worthwhile: making a difference; making a contribution. Love and be Loved: cared for; special to people. Need to Belong: others accept and respect you as you are; reliable friends. We all have emotional needs – the needs that affect your feelings and sense of well-being Feeling Worthwhile: making a difference; making a contribution. Love and be Loved: cared for; special to people. Need to Belong: others accept and respect you as you are; reliable friends. Understanding your Emotional Needs