WorksheetsHealth Promotion
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
This approach focuses on
improving health through policies that affect
the health of all the inhabitants of a particular place, rather than individuals.
intergenerational health approach
population health approach
multi-faceted health approach
whole-group health approach
This approach means that the campaign is targeted at the environmental health determinants that surround individuals in a society.
individual health approach
deterministic health approach
environmental health approach
ecological health approach
Which is not a section in the ecological health model?
Community
Organisational
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
When your beliefs and actions are inconsistent, you experience _______________, which makes you uncomfortable, and you will try to align your beliefs and actions.
prejudice and discrimination
cognitive overload
cognitive dissonance
placebo effect
_________________________ is/are persuasive messages that emphasize the potential danger and harm that will befall
individuals if they do not adopt the messages’ recommendations
Fear appeals
Emotional appeals
Self-efficacy
Meta-analysis
Who dis?
Nardwuar
Lil Uzi Vert
Tyler the Creator
Iggy Pop
The government can be involved in health promotion strategies through...
Subsidies and legislation
Legislation and taxation
Taxation and subsidies
Legislation, taxation and subsidies
The cognitive practice similar to meditation, an attempt to focus an individual’s attention on the present....
mindlessness
focused meditation
mindfulness
fullmindedness
MBSR stands for...
Multi-brain Sensory Reduction
Mindlessness-based Stress Reduction
Musically-barren Sound Recording
Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction
Studies have shown that this/these can act as a buffer against stress...
Pilates and physical activity
Yoga and physical activity
Pilates and Yoga
Emotional support animals
Pow et al., Nabi, Prestin and So, and Kim, Sherman and Taylor found that...
social support acts as a protective factor, reduces stress and is a culturally dependent coping mechanism.
social support shows negligible impact in dealing with stress.
social support acts as a risk factor, increases stress and is a universal coping mechanism.
the impact of social support cannot be measured.
