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Understanding Self Unit Jeopardy Review

Explore the qualities that make you unique, the stages of growth, and effective communication in this engaging review game. Understand how hormones impact sexual maturation and the importance of values in shaping your personality. Challenge stereotypes, develop independence, and learn conflict resolution strategies. Enhance your decision-making skills and improve communication with these key insights.

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Understanding Self Unit Jeopardy Review

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  1. Understanding Self Unit Jeopardy Review

  2. Chemicals in your body that aid in the body’s progression toward sexual maturation

  3. Hormones

  4. “Glass half full” people

  5. Optimists

  6. Skills and behavior patterns that develop normally within each life stage

  7. Developmental Tasks

  8. Qualities that make you different from everyone else

  9. Traits

  10. Process of sending and receiving information

  11. Communication

  12. Opinions formed without complete knowledge

  13. Prejudices

  14. The belief that one race is superior to another

  15. Racism

  16. How you feel about yourself

  17. Self concept

  18. The stage between childhood and adulthood

  19. Adolescence

  20. Disagreements or problems in a relationship

  21. Conflicts

  22. “Glass half empty” people

  23. Pessimists

  24. Being responsible for your own actions

  25. Independence

  26. Beliefs, feelings and experiences that you consider important

  27. Values

  28. Name the four developmental tasks

  29. Physical – height Mental – expanding minds Emotional – quickly changing moods Social – friends change

  30. What is heredity?

  31. Traits passed down from parent to child

  32. What are environmental factors that affect your personality?

  33. Your surroundings (include your family, friends, community and media)

  34. Why is it important to prove you are responsible?

  35. To gain more independence and be trusted by adults.

  36. What are the two types of goals?

  37. Long term – take months or years Short term – take weeks or days

  38. What are the two types of communication?

  39. Verbal (speaking, writing, texting) Nonverbal (appearance, facial expressions)

  40. What is an example of a stereotype?

  41. All boys like sports All girls like to cook

  42. Name two ways to improve communication

  43. Think before you speak Make points in a clear, concise manner Provide all of the needed facts Be considerate of others’ feelings Tone of voice Eye contact Manners Active listening

  44. Why do people have conflicts?

  45. People have different personalities, wants, needs and opinions

  46. What are the three sources of energy?

  47. Food Sleep Exercise

  48. Name the steps of the decision making process?

  49. State the problem Options Make your decision E valuate your decision

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