1.01 Key Term (Different Version)

Cultural Influences

• the customs and beliefs of a racial, religious or social group.

• influences such as television, print and the Internet.

• influences such as television, print and the Internet.

• influences that exist within the individual such as physiological, psychological and situational or social.

Economic Influences

• factors such as air, water, soil, mineral, plant and animal resources.

• food choices based on supply and demand, price and availability.

• influences that come from outside of the individual or family.

• influences such as gender, age, wellness and activity levels.

Situational Factors (social factors)

• Influences such as appetite, emotions, thoughts, stress, and personal likes and dislikes.

• influences such as gender, age, wellness and activity levels.

• influences such as states of life, family schedules, financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group.

• influences that exist within the individual such as physiological, psychological and situational or social.

Environmental influences

• influences such as appetite, emotions, thoughts, stress, and personal likes and dislikes

• influences such as television, print and the Internet.

• influences such as states of life, family schedules, financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group.

• factors such as air, water, soil, mineral, plant and animal resources.

Media Influences

• influences such as television, print and the Internet

• influences such as appetite, emotions, thoughts, stress, and personal likes and dislikes.

• factors such as air, water, soil, mineral, plant and animal resources.

• the developments improving any methods for doing tasks.

Technological influences

• influences such as states of life, family schedules, financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group.

• influences that come from outside of the individual or family.

• influences such as appetite, emotions, thoughts, stress, and personal likes and dislikes.

• the developments improving any methods for doing tasks.

Internal Influences

• influences that exist within the individual such as physiological, psychological and situational or social.

• influences such as television, print and the Internet.

• influences such as gender, age, wellness and activity levels.

• influences such as states of life, family schedules, financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group.

Wellness

• the state of being in overall good health.

• the developments improving any methods for doing tasks.

• influences such as states of life, family schedules, financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group.

Psychological Influences

• influences that exist within the individual such as physiological, psychological and situational or social.

• influences such as appetite, emotions, thoughts, stress, and personal likes and dislikes.

• influences such as gender, age, wellness and activity levels.

• influences that come from outside of the individual or family.

Physiological Influences

• influences such as states of life, family schedules, financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group.

• influences such as appetite, emotions, thoughts, stress, and personal likes and dislikes.

• influences such as gender, age, wellness and activity levels.

• factors such as air, water, soil, mineral, plant and animal resources.