https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/view.php?f=24099 What is this Scavenger Hunt for?This activity is to familiarise yourself with key terminologies used in this module.&nbsp;&nbsp;This activity&nbsp;will help you grasp the key concepts while building up notes that you can use for your study and assignments. Some of the websites are also worth revisiting in the next ten weeks. Bookmarking the websites on your laptop would help revisit them.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;What you need to doUsing the links provided, see how different organisations define the terminologies listed. There may be different weblinks giving information about the same terminology. It is better to look up at least two key terms on your own, but&nbsp;work in small teams so you cover all the key terms on the list as a group. Share your 'finds' on the forum.&nbsp;&nbsp;Please do not copy and paste the definitions to drop in the Moodle forum. Instead,&nbsp;paraphrase&nbsp;each term in your own words and share them. Remember to provide relevant citation(s) and reference(s) in your summary.&nbsp;After the session, read your fellow students' paraphrased definitions and compare these to your understanding. It's worth comparing how different organisations, such as WHO or the American Psychological Association, might define the terms similarly or differently.&nbsp;What you are hunting forHere are the four key terms and their suggested websites.&nbsp;Mental disorders&nbsp;Suggested websites:&nbsp;Mental disorders (who.int)Browse by m – APA Dictionary of PsychologyPsychopathology&nbsp;Suggested websites:&nbsp;Frontiers | Psychopathology—a Precision Tool in Need of Re-sharpening (frontiersin.org)APA Dictionary of PsychologyMental Health and Mental illnessMental disorders (who.int)Mental Health/Illness and Resilience – CAMHS (hampshirecamhs.nhs.uk)Psychiatry.org - What is Mental Illness? Moodle en (c) 2026 UWTSD Moodle https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/theme/image.php/learnr/core/1765381289/i/rsssitelogo https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk 140 35 https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=126905&parent=211436 Mon, 15 Sep 2025 13:53:42 GMT by Franca Nwaeke. &nbsp;<p><div class="text_to_html">A state of mentally unstable of an individual from Emotion, Behavioral state or lifestyle etc.<br /> But there’s always support for these conditions.</div></p> https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=126905&parent=211436 https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=126905&parent=211429 Sun, 14 Sep 2025 15:21:10 GMT by Fateha Altafi. &nbsp;<p><div class="text_to_html">A significant change or disturbance in an indivdual's cognitive, emotional regulation and behavior is known as Mental disorder. mental disorders often leads to psychosocial disabilities, cjhanges in mental states associated with significant distress, impairment in fucnction or risk to self harm.<br /> Term Psychopathology defines the scientific advancement in understanding abnormal mental states and it provides a strong foundation and structure to phychiatric disorders and guided clinical and scientific progress in phychatry.<br /> Mental health is somthing that we all have and it varies on the basis of its condition in every individual, mental health is responsible for your feeling, emotions, actions etc. it is often refer as our emotional, physiological and social wellbeing.</div></p> https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=126905&parent=211429 https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=126964&parent=211427 Sat, 13 Sep 2025 07:13:50 GMT by Doris Acheampong. &nbsp;<p><p>Mental Health refers to our psychological state including including our thoughts feelings and behaviours and also our emotional well being, how we behave. Good Mental Health enable us to enjoy life experience happiness fulfillment and purpose. </p> <p>it enables us to coop with stress, build relationships, and make good decisions. Mental Health can be affected by life experiences, biological factors, social and environmental factors </p></p> https://moodle.uwtsd.ac.uk/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=126964&parent=211427