Title: Some ideas on how to present your topic
1Some ideas on how to present your topic
- Using Chap 3 (Psychological Health)
- to Illustrate Methods
2Goals of presentations
- To learn about health and health problems
- To have students teaching students
- To provide a forum for discussion
- To gain presentation experience
3Each presentation includes
- Content from text and other sources
- Research on media and/or peers
- /- Activity, performance, other creative endeavor
4Master of Ceremonies / Team Leader Introduces . .
.
5What will be covered. . .
- Student A Psychological Health Leading a
Fulfilling Life (pp. 48-52) - Student B Feeling in Control, Connecting with
Others, Understanding Mental Health, and Anxiety
Disorders (pp. 52-58) - Student C Depressive Disorders, Suicide,
Attention Disorders, and Schizophrenia (pp.
58-65) - On your own Overcoming Problems (pp. 65-68)
6First student steps up . . .
7B. Gerstman (gerstman_at_email.sjsu.edu)
- What is psychological health? (pp. 48 -49)
- Leading a Fulfilling Life Related (pp. 50
54) - Intro
- Feeling in control
- Connecting with others
8Components of Psychological Health (p. 48)
- Emotional health (feelings and moods)
- Mental health (ability to perceive reality as it
is, respond to challenges, and develop rational
strategies) - /- Spiritual health (ability to identify purpose
and experience fulfillment)
9Activity Mental Health Belief Survey
- Do not put name on surveys
- Complete survey
- Shuffle and redistribute
- Talley results by moving around room
10Psychological health is
- determined by interaction of culture,
environment, the responsible self (not in book),
genetics - essential to well-being and quality of life
- just as important as physical health
11Emotional Intelligence
- As important as IQ
- 5 components of EQ
- Self awareness
- Altruism ( doing good)
- Personal motivation (manageable goals)
- Empathy
- Ability to love and be loved
- Which emotional competencies benefit college
students most?
12Yada yada yada
- Student 1 finishes content then moves to
13Media and/or Peer Group Research Ideas
- Popular media
- TV
- Movies
- Music
- Print
- Peer group
- Survey
- Focus group
14A Popular Images of Emotional Health
- He laughs a lot
- He is accepting of others
- He is wise
- He is compassionate
- He is peaceful
15Student B
- Topic 1
- Topic 2
- Etc.
- Research
16Student C Major Mental Disorders
- Major depression
- Bipolar disorder
- Anxiety disorders
- Schizophrenia
- Suicide
- These are serious ailments e.g, major depression
more than feeling blue (cold/pneumonia) - These are more prevalent than some believe
17Major Depression (DSM Criteria) ? 5 of the
following
- Depressed mood
- Diminished interest/pleasure
- gt 5 weight gain or loss per month
- Insomnia/hypersomnia
- Observable psychomotor agitation/retardation
- Fatigue or energy loss
- Feelings of worthlessness
- Diminished ability to think/concentrate
- Recurrent thoughts of death or suicide
18How common is major depression?
- 12 of Americans will suffer from clinical
depression - Affects 5-10 of teenagers
- Girls twice as likely as boys
19Treatment for Major Depression
- Psychotherapy
- Medication
- Exercise
- Electroconvulsive therapy (shocking!)
20Anxiety Disorders
- Phobias (irrational fears)
- Panic disorders
- General anxiety disorder
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
21Suicide
- Stats
- 752,000 US suicides per year!
- 3rd leading cause of death in children/adolescents
- Underling cause is often depression
- Risk factors include male, elderly, Native
American, access to firearms, drugs, alcohol,
social isolation
22Attention Disorders
- Controversial
- Many children grow out of the problem
- 1 (rare) of adults have an attention disorder
- Symptoms
- Hyperactivity
- Impulsivity
- Distractibility
23Schizophrenia
- Most debilitating mental illness
- Lifetime incidence 1-2
- A common cause of homelessness
- Strong genetic basis w/ environmental triggers
24Grading
- Presentation (4 points)
- Peer reviews (0.4 point each)