Health Advocacy Quiz

What is the goal of creating an advocacy message?

• To persuade different audiences using unreliable information.

• To support the health of self and others using valid and reliable information.

• To create a message that only benefits oneself.

• To demonstrate health-related messages without adapting them.

What is the purpose of adapting health-related messages?

• To confuse the audience with complex information.

• To make the message less persuasive.

• To persuade different audiences.

• To create a generic message that is not audience-specific.

What term is used to describe giving public support for an idea, plan, or way of doing something?

• Negotiation

• Advocacy

• Legislation

• Arbitration

What does the term "advocate" refer to?

• A) A person who opposes an idea, plan, or way of doing something.

• B) A person who supports an idea, plan, or way of doing something.

• C) A person who is indifferent to an idea, plan, or way of doing something.

• D) A person who finances an idea, plan, or way of doing something.

What is the goal of advocacy?

• To create a personal benefit

• To persuade other people to also support your cause and to help positively change the world

• To entertain people with different ideas

• To compete with other causes

What does the letter "I" in the I CARE acronym stand for?

• Inspire others with your message

• Identify and research a health issue

• Implement a health plan

• Involve community leaders

What is the meaning of the letter "C" in the I CARE acronym?

• Communicate clearly

• Create a health budget

• Create a positive message that is supported by facts

• Collaborate with peers

In the I CARE model, what does the letter "A" represent?

• Analyze data

• Act passionately

• Allocate resources

• Address the public

What does the "R" in I CARE stand for?

• Review health policies

• Relay your health-promoting message

• Recognize achievements

• Research further

What does the "E" in I CARE encourage individuals to do?

• Engage with professionals

• Educate others

• Evaluate the effectiveness of your advocacy effort

• Establish a network