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What are the factors that affect well-being?

• Emotional, environmental, cultural, physical, spiritual, social
• Emotional, environmental, cultural, practical, spiritual, social
• Emotional, economic, cultural, physical, spiritual, social
• Emotional, economic, cultural, physical, spiritual, nutritional

A need can be defined as

• Things that make us happy
• Things that we want
• Things that make us live comfortably
• Things that we need for survival

She Seas in terms of specific needs stands for:

• –  adequate standard of living (food, clothing, shelter) –  health –  education –  employment –  safety and security –  sense of identity
• –  adequate standard of living (food, clothing, shelter) –  health –  education –  employment –  safety and security –  sense of indemnity
• –  adequate standard of living (food, clothing, shelter) –  health –  economics –  employment –  safety and security –  sense of identity
• –  adequate standard of living (food, clothing, shelter) –      happiness  –  economics  –  employment –  safety and security –  sense of identity

Maslow's Hierarchy is a model used to demonstrate

• needs and levels of needs
• needs, behaviours, and motivation
• how we behave
• how we behave and are motivated

The original Maslow's Hierarchy had 5 levels. More recently it was adapted to show:

• 3 levels
• 7 levels
• 8 levels
• 9 levels

Maslow's Hierarchy demonstrates how:

• people climb to the top of the chain
• people move through the levels of responsiblity
• people can only progress to the next level if they meet the needs of the lower levels
• People can only progress if they have money

With Goal Setting the acronym SMART stands for

• Specific, Maintainable, Attainable, relevant, timebound
• Specific, Maintainable, Attainable, resilient, timebound
• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, resilient, timebound
• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, relevant, timebound

Food & Clothing can be classified as what type of resource?

• Specific and physical
• Practical & physical
• Human & non human
• Physical and human

Which resources are more likely to be nonrenewable?

• Human
• Non human
• Human & non human
• None of these

Which factors influence the availability and access of resources?

• •  age, finances, disability, culture, socioeconomic status
• •  age, gender, disability, culture, socioeconomic status
• •  age, finances, media, culture, socioeconomic status
• •  age, gender, media, culture, socioeconomic status