Chapter 1 Unit Test

What is a continuum in the context of health?

• A sudden change in health status

• A gradual progression through stages between two extremes

• A fixed state of health

• A measure of life expectancy

What is the purpose of using the DECIDE process in decision-making?

• To make random decisions

• To make informed decisions

• To avoid making decisions

• To complicate decision-making

What is the significance of values in decision-making?

• They are irrelevant

• They reflect personal standards and beliefs

• They complicate the process

• They are only considered in emergencies

How can individuals improve their health literacy?

• By ignoring health information.

• By relying solely on others for health decisions.

• By seeking reliable health information and resources.

• By avoiding medical check-ups.

What types of products are available for consumption?

• Only consumable items like snack foods.

• Only durable goods like sports equipment.

• Both consumable items and durable goods.

• Only personal care products.

What is essential to ensure value for money when comparing products?

• Evaluating the service provider's experience

• Checking for references and complaints

• Cost comparison

• Assessing the credibility of information

What should consumers verify when evaluating services?

• The cost of the service

• The qualifications and experience of the service provider

• The location of the service provider

• The popularity of the service provider

What helps assess the quality and reliability of a service?

• Checking for references and complaints

• Checking the cost

• Checking the location

• Checking the popularity

What do advertisements often highlight without offering comprehensive details?

• Product features or endorsements

• Company history

• Customer reviews

• Environmental impact

What is the impact of advertising on consumer choices?

• It has no impact

• It influences consumer choices

• It only affects older consumers

• It only affects younger consumers