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Your ability to like yourself and to accept yourself as you are. |
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The sum total of your feelings, attitudes and habits. |
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The passing on of traits from your parents. |
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The sum total of your surroundings. |
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The way you act in many different situations and events in your life. |
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The picture you have of yourself and the way you believe you are seen by others. |
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Your body's response to changes around you. |
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The stress that helps you to accomplish and reach your goals. |
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Distressed; A stress that can hold you back. |
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a chemical that makes your heart beat faster and speeds up blood flow to brain and muscles. |
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Extreme tiredness of the body as a whole. |
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Extreme tiredness caused by your mental state. |
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Ways by which people temporarily escape their problems. |
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Inability to see reality. |
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Imagining through daydreaming that a problem has been solved. |
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The blocking out of unpleasant thoughts. |
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Having bad feelings toward someone not really related to the cause of the problem. |
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Unsknowingly blaming someone else for a problem. |
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When a fear gets in the way of person's ability to funtion in daily life. |
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A condition in which a person is not able to funtion in the real world. |
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the name of a medical condition in which the sufferer feels extreme sadness and lack of energy. |
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