Medical Terminology

3. Strongly held ideas or convictions that influence a person's thoughts, actions, and perception of the world.
4. A field that focuses on how behaviors, emotions, and mental health affect a person's overall well-being.
6. Fear of places or situations where escape might be difficult, often leading to avoidance.
7. During the Kubler-Ross grief cycle, this stage is where a person attempts to negotiate or reverse the loss, often using "what if" statements to reflect on what could have been done differently.
8. A strong, often uncontrollable chronic condition characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding behaviors despite negative consequences.

1. Actions or thoughts that differ from what is typically expected in a person's culture or society, often leading to distress or impairment.
2. Actively supporting a cause or individual the bring about positive change.
3. Compulsive behaviors that provide short term satisfaction but lead to negative consequences
5. A person's feelings, beliefs, or opinions about something or someone that can affect their behavior.
6. The ease with which individuals can obtain necessary healthcare services and resources.