Underlying Concepts

Which of the following best describes the Māori concept of hauora?

• Physical fitness only

• Holistic well-being encompassing physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health

• Spiritual health only

• Mental health only

What is the primary goal of health promotion initiatives related to nutrition?

• Increase sales of unhealthy food products

• Educate individuals about the benefits of unhealthy eating habits

• Encourage consumption of a variety of nutritious foods

• Promote fast food consumption

Which perspective emphasizes the interconnectedness of individual health with social, economic, and environmental factors?

• Socio-economic perspective

• Socio-ecological perspective

• Socio-political perspective

• Socio-cultural perspective

What is a key component of attitudes and values that promote hauora in relation to nutrition?

• Promotion of unhealthy eating habits

• Disrespecting cultural dietary practices

• Respect for cultural diversity in food choices

• Encouragement of unhealthy body image ideals

How do individual choices about nutrition reflect the socio-ecological perspective?

• They are solely influenced by personal preferences

• They are influenced by factors at personal, interpersonal, community, and societal levels

• They are only influenced by cultural factors

• They are not influenced by external factors

Which of the following is an example of a health promotion initiative related to nutrition?

• Encouraging consumption of sugary drinks

• Promoting sedentary lifestyles

• Launching a "5 A Day" campaign to encourage fruit and vegetable intake

• Advocating for fast food consumption

How can individuals contribute to health promotion in their community regarding nutrition?

• By promoting unhealthy eating habits

• By advocating for policies that limit access to nutritious foods

• By encouraging their peers to make healthy food choices

• By ignoring the impact of food choices on health

In the socio-ecological perspective, which level of influence includes factors such as family dynamics and peer relationships?

• Personal level

• Interpersonal level

• Community level

• Societal level

Which of the following is NOT an underlying concept of the New Zealand Curriculum in relation to nutrition?

• Hauora

• Health promotion

• Interpersonal relationships

• Socio-ecological perspective

Why is it important to consider cultural influences on nutrition?

• Cultural influences have no impact on food choices

• Cultural dietary practices may impact individual preferences and habits

• Cultural influences are irrelevant to health outcomes

• Cultural diversity should be disregarded in nutrition education