Question

jj used to enjoy spending time with them, but lately things have changed. jj feels angry a lot of the time, keeps picking fights and has been cancelling plans with friends. when you tried to talk about it, jj said, who cares, life is not worth it. where would you put jj on the mental/ emotional health continuum? thriving surviving struggling in crisis

Explanation:

JJ expresses negative feelings like anger, engages in fights, and has a nihilistic view ("life is not worth it"). These are signs of significant distress. In the mental - emotional health continuum, "In Crisis" indicates a state where an individual is in a severe emotional or mental state that can be harmful. Thriving would mean positive mental health, surviving is a basic level of getting by without such severe symptoms, and struggling is a more moderate state compared to the crisis - level symptoms shown by JJ.

Answer:

In Crisis