U3AOS1 -Dimensions of Health

What does the term 'optimal' refer to in the context of health and wellbeing?

• The fluctuating level of health and wellbeing

• The average level of health and wellbeing

• The highest level of health and wellbeing

• The lowest level of health and wellbeing

What does the term 'subjective' mean in relation to health and wellbeing?

• Consistent for everyone

• Based on scientific evidence

• Influenced by personal beliefs and opinions

• Objective and unbiased

What does the term 'dynamic' imply about health and wellbeing?

• It remains constant over time

• It changes gradually and is not obvious

• It can only deteriorate over time

• It is not influenced by personal beliefs

Which dimension of health and wellbeing relates to the functioning of the body and its systems?

• Physical health and wellbeing

• Emotional health and wellbeing

• Social health and wellbeing

• Mental health and wellbeing

What does the term 'emotional health and wellbeing' refer to?

• Inability to express emotions

• Ability to manage and express emotions in a positive way

• Inability to manage emotions

• Ability to manage and express emotions in a negative way

What does 'mental health and wellbeing' relate to?

• The ability to form relationships with others

• The ability to think and process information

• The physical state of the brain

• The ability to manage emotions

What does 'social health and wellbeing' relate to?

• The ability to think and process information

• The physical state of the body

• The ability to manage emotions

• The ability to form meaningful relationships with others

What does 'spiritual health and wellbeing' relate to?

• The ability to form relationships with others

• The physical state of the body

• The ability to manage emotions

• Ideas, beliefs, values and ethics that arise in the minds of other people