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SEGUNDO MODULO GIF
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- 1—YOUNG
Which it is in the period of life between childhood and middle age
That has little time or age or is in the early stages of their existence or development. - 2—IRRESPONSIBLE
It applies to the wing who can not ask for responsibility
or even that work or makes decisions without considering responsible for making
- 3—VIOLENT
It is something that is out of its natural state, situation or mode; running with force, momentum or abruptness; or that is against the will of taste or oneself.
therefore, it is a deliberate behavior that can cause physical or mental harm to others. It is important to note that, beyond physical aggression, violence can be emotional by insults or threats. Why violence can cause both physical and psychological consequences.
- 4—PLAYGROUND
The recreation yard or playground is a delimited place, which can be open or covered, associated with an educational institution (primary or secondary), where students can relax and distracted during daily breaks
- 5—INSECURITY
Emotional insecurity is a feeling of discomfort, nervousness or recklessness associated with a multitude of contexts, which can be triggered by the perception that one is vulnerable, or a sense of vulnerability and instability that threatens the self-image or self, Insecurity can promote states of shyness, paranoia and social isolation or alternatively, may encourage compensatory behaviors such as arrogance, narcissism, or aggression.
- 6—CONFUSION
It is the inability to think as clearly and quickly as one normally does. You may feel disoriented and having difficulty paying attention, remembering and making decisions.
Confusion may come on quickly or slowly over time, depending on the cause. Often short-lived and disappears, sometimes it is permanent and incurable. It may be associated with delirium or dementia.
Confusion is more common in the elderly and often occurs during a hospital stay.
Some confused people may have strange or unusual behavior or may act aggressively.
- 7—WEAK
The word we use with recurrence weak when we say that something has very little strength and endurance.
Moreover, the weak word, when applied to individuals, can account for the character rather soft which holds one person and then makes bow to pressure or to accept contrary opinions with a lot more easily than others. those who are weak of character also turn out to be a very simple goal when being manipulated or deceived. Mary is so weak he can not face her husband
- 8—UNHAPPY
is the feeling of not being happy because someone or something is missing, something not complement your life or something prevents you from achieving their fair happiness. Also, the unhappy adjective is often used disparagingly medium to medium affectionate referise both unhappy in general and that person innocent, good-natured and timid character.
- 9—STUCK
places obstacles to the development of a process or action stay
attacked detained in a place unable to move or advance
pause someone in what you are doing or saying because of some obstacle or difficulty that prevents you follow
- 10—JEALOUS
Jealousy is an emotional response that arises when a person perceives a threat to something he considers himself. It is commonly called as well to suspicion or concern about the possibility that loved attention in favor of another. It is also well known the feeling of envy toward success or possession of another person.
- 11—HURTFUL
Such people are everywhere. May be your boss, your friend, brother, or even your partner. You recognize a toxic person, because it is the one that continuously talks about negative issues, rather than flatter you for something, find the black point, does not accept the first opinion or suggestion, they are hurtful, aggressive, inflexible and extol easily if they are contradicted. They are right always.
- 12—STRONG
are those with strength and endurance also applies to people who have strength or courage to endure and cope with difficult situations or misfortunes
- 13—CALM
Calm is the peace of mind; the emotional strength of the subject leaves no affect in a negative way by external circumstances. That is, a person who stays calm to external circumstances affect leaves. It's difficult to stay calm in moments of difficulty and in a tense situation.
- 14—VISUALIZATION
Visualization is a technique of projection of pleasant images in order that these projections can become a reality. This exercise of the mind can be very useful in many different areas.
- 15—SMILE
The smile is a form of facially express a feeling of satisfaction. when you feel happiness or joy po yourself or others
- 16—LAUGHTER
Laughter is a biological response produced by the body in response to certain stimuli. The smile is considered a smooth and quiet way laughing. Currently there are various interpretations of nature
- 17—STRATEGY
planning something an individual or group is proposed.
set of actions to align the goals and objectives of an organization
- 18—COMMUNICATION
conscious activity is to exchange information between two or more participants in order to transmit or receive meaning through a shared system of signs and semantic rules. The basic steps of communication are forming an intention to communicate, the composition of the message, the message encoding, transmitting the signal, the signal reception, decoding the message and finally the interpretation of the message by a receiver.
- 19—ADVICE
- 20—TEACHERS
is someone who has studied teaching and is responsible for the formal and institutionalized children in kindergarten, primary or special education schools or colleges. Some teachers may be aimed at secondary schools in social security programs, compensatory education or support for pupils with special educational needs, as well as centers of Adult Education
- 21—FAMILY
is a group of people consisting of individuals who come together primarily by relations of affiliation or relationship. The Dictionary of the Spanish Language defines, among other things, as a group of people related to each other living together, which implies the concepts of kinship and cohabitation, although there are other ways, such as adoption. According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it is the natural, universal and fundamental group unit of society, has the right to protection by society and the State.
- 22—FRIENDS
A friend is a person with whom a friendship remains. A friendship is an emotional relationship between two people, built on the basis of reciprocity and regular treatment. Core values in a friendship are loyalty, love, solidarity, unconditional, sincerity and commitment.
- 23—QUESTIONS
A question may be either a linguistic expression used to make a request for information, or order it by that expression. The information requested can be provided with a response. The questions usually are made or formulated using interrogative sentences.
- 24—RESPONSIBILITY
Responsibility is a value that is in the consciousness of the person who studies ethics based on moral which is the science that studies the responsibility. Accountability is what allows us to think, manage, guide, analyze and assess the consequences of our actions.
Implemented, the magnitude of such actions and how to address them in the most positive and comprehensive manner to help in the future is established.
- 25—SURPRISE
emotional disturbance caused by something unforeseen or unexpected
- 26—REACTION
an action performed or a feeling experienced in response to a situation or event.
- 27—ATTENTION
the action of dealing with or taking special care of someone or something.
- 28—RESPECT
a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
- 29—STRENGTH a good or beneficial quality or attribute of a person or thing
- 30—CONVICTION a formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, made by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law.
- 31—HONESTY
the quality of being honest
- 32—TRUTH
the quality or state of being true
- 33—PROVOCATION
The term refers provocation, in general, the act of provoking, be provocative or attention.
- 34—Sign
a sign is a unit capable of transmitting representative contents. A sign can be a word, an image, a smell and many other things.
A sign is perceptible by the senses, mainly by sight and hearing, which is used to display or represent something: are signs icons, signs and symbols.
They are also signs:
Any of the characters used in writing and printing.
Sign or signal.
Figure that notaries add to his signature on public documents.
Gesture or movement made to communicate something.
- 35—SITUATION
all of the facts, conditions, and events that affect someone or something at a particular time and in a particular place.
- 36—CONTROL
master or moderate emotions
- 37—BREATHE
take air into the lungs and then expel it, especially as a regular physiological process.
- 38—WALK
Walking from one place to another, especially if it follows a defined path.
- 39—AWAY
A lot of distance in space or time
- 40—VISUALIZE
Make visible by any method or device which normally can not be seen with the naked eye.
- 41—MANAGE
Do the necessary to achieve or solve one thing steps.
- 42—FLEXIBILITY
the quality of bending easily without breaking
- 43—BLEND
a mixture of different things or qualities
- 44—FORGIVE
stop feeling angry or resentful toward (someone) for an offense, flaw, or mistake.
- 45—EMPATHISE
understand and share the feelings of another
- 46—SYMPATHIZE
feel or express sympathy.
- 47—SYMPATHY
Feeling generally instinctive affection or inclination toward a person or to his attitude or behavior, which causes find nice presence, wish things would go well, etc.
- 48—PERSONALITY
Set of traits and qualities that shape the way of being of a person and distinguish themselves from other
- 49—SOLUTIONS
is to provide solution to any problem we have family problems such that school and all that is know desarrolar things in an intelligent way without creating more conflict or make it worse
- 50—CONFRONT
Put a person or thing, tangible or intangible, against another to compare or oppose them to each other.
- 51—ANGER
Feeling of disgust and unwillingness to a person or thing, usually because of something that contradicts or harms
- 52—UNDERSTAND
Perceive and have a clear idea of what is said, done or happens or discover the deeper meaning of something
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