q1: , describe the definitions of mental health.refer to the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of mental health, the definitions proposed by existential psychologists (i.e., Maslow and Frankl), and the definition based on a statistical norm. Which these definitions best reflects the meaning of mental health, Please explain why and support the answer with examples

q2:How did David Foster Wallace's speech inform your understanding of the meaning of mental health and the role that "real education" plays in it? What does he mean by "real education"? Why is important to mental health/well-being? Have you ever reflected on your own thinking and the ways it affects your well-being? For example, can you stop thinking? Can you change how you think or what you think about? Is the "dialog in your head" mostly positive or negative? How does your thinking and emotions affect your well-being?