Understanding Social-Ecological Models

What is the impact of perceived barriers on physical activity?

• They encourage physical activity

• They have no impact

• They can discourage physical activity

• They always lead to physical activity

What is strongly associated with higher levels of activity over a person’s lifetime?

• Extrinsic motivation

• Intrinsic motivation

• Socioeconomic status

• Age and gender

What is the significance of this image in relation to the individual level of the social-ecological model?

• It shows the impact of socioeconomic status on physical activity

• It illustrates the development of motor skills

• It highlights the importance of extrinsic motivation

• It depicts the influence of age and gender on physical activity

What is the impact of family support on physical activity?

• It has no impact on physical activity

• It negatively impacts physical activity

• It positively impacts physical activity

• It only impacts physical activity in adults

What does the social environment influence in the social-ecological model?

• An individual's economic status

• An individual's level of physical activity

• An individual's employment status

• An individual's education level

What is the impact of workplaces on adults' physical activity behaviour?

• They have no impact

• They discourage physical activity

• They can have a similar impact as schools on adults' physical activity behaviour

• They only influence children's physical activity

What is the relationship between social support networks and physical activity levels?

• Strong social support networks decrease physical activity levels

• Strong social support networks have no impact on physical activity levels

• Strong social support networks increase physical activity levels

• Strong social support networks only influence children's physical activity levels

Who are some examples of healthcare professionals and educators that can influence an individual's behavior?

• Doctors, coaches, and teachers

• Lawyers, engineers, and architects

• Chefs, artists, and musicians

• Pilots, drivers, and conductors

What is an example of an educator influencing an individual's behavior?

• A teacher encouraging a student to pursue a sport outside of school hours

• A lawyer defending a client in court

• A chef preparing a gourmet meal

• An engineer designing a building

What is increased sunlight correlated with?

• Decreased exercise

• Increased exercise

• Increased social interaction

• Decreased social interaction