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Mental Health in Higher Education Crossword

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Complete this crossword puzzle using key concepts about student emotions and habits.

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Mental Health in Higher Education CrosswordOnline version

Complete this crossword puzzle using key concepts about student emotions and habits.

by Deysi Ramos
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Physical activity like walking or sports that helps reduce anxiety.

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The performance area heavily disrupted by anxiety, depression, and learning modifications.

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Related to your interior feelings, like happiness, sadness, or worry.

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The opposite of happy. How students feel when they have severe personal problems.

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Academic pressure and worry caused by exams and assignments.

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A strong feeling of fear and nervousness about your university life or the future.

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The numbers or scores you get in your exams, like 5/10 or 10/10.

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The classmates or people you love, trust, and talk to when you have a problem.

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