It is a state of physical, mental and social well-being in which disease and infirmity are absent.

• Illness

• Health

• Love

• Affection

It involves thriving in all domains of human experience. It’s a “whole person”, “whole life” phenomenon.

• Deep Feelings

• Healthy Living

• Deep Health

• Nutrition

It is a state of health and well being, specifically, how our body feels, performs sports or exercises, occupation, and daily activities.

• Existential Health

• Emotional Health

• Mental and Cognitive Health

• Physical Health

It is a state of well-being in which an individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively.

• Mental and Cognitive Health

• Physical Health

• Emotional Health

• Environmental Health

It focuses on being in tune with our emotions, vulnerability, and authenticity.

• Deep Health

• Emotional Health

• Mental and Cognitive Health

• Existential Health

It focuses on being a part of “bigger picture”, and/or a larger purpose than ourselves alone.

• Mental and Cognitive Health

• Relational Health

• Physical Health

• Existential Health

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This is when people start to wonder what life means, and what their purpose or the purpose to life as a whole is.

• Existential Crisis

• Existential Health

• Emotional Health

• Mental and Cognitive Health

It is connecting and interacting well with others. Developing and maintaining authentic, fulfilling relationships.

• Physical Health

• Relational and Social Health

• Emotional Health

• Environmental Health

Which of the following is NOT included in the "Stages of Relationship"?

• Continuation

• Acquaintance

• Buildup

• Indifference

• Deterioration

Are the physical, chemical, and biological factors external to a person, and all the related behaviors.”

• Environmental Health

• Mental and Cognitive Health

• Emotional Health

• Physical Health