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WorksheetsG-W Health vocab 1-2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
State of complete physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual well-being.
Wellness
Health
Well-being
happiness
The process of identifying one's state of health and taking steps to improve it.
Wellness
Health
Well-being
happiness
A person's ability to function positively and overall satisfaction that life's present conditions are good.
Wellness
Health
Well-being
happiness
The dimension of health that refers to how well the body functions.
(a)
The dimension of health that describes how a person observes and interprets information to make decisions, solve problems, and examine situations.
(a)
The dimension of health that refers to the expression of thoughts and feelings, including emotions moods, feelings about one's self and views about the world.
(a)
The dimension of health that refers to how well a person gets along with others.
(a)
The length of time a person is expected to live.
life span
quality of life
life expectancy
lifetime
The actual number of years a person lives.
life span
quality of life
life expectancy
lifetime
The extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life.
life span
quality of life
life expectancy
lifetime
State of excellent health and wellness, including physical, mental and emotional and social health.
(a)
Poor overall state of health in which a person cannot function normally; caused by factors such as disease risky behaviors, hazardous substances, and concerns with mental or emotional health.
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Courses of action one can take.
goal
values
alternatives
consequences
Specific endpoint that signifies a condition one hopes to reach.
goal
values
alternatives
consequences
Qualities or priorities one considers important.
goal
values
alternatives
consequences
End point that is specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and timely.
(a)
The process of working with others to make decision.
Decision making process
collaborative decision-making
Step 1 of the DECIDE Process
Determine how you feel about yourself
Define the problem
Decide and Act
Defeat the Enemy
Making a list of possible alternatives for solving a problem
Define the problem
Explore the options
Consider the consequences
Evaluate your choice
What part of the DECIDE process asks you to reflect on your decision?
Define the problem
Explore your options
Evaluate the results
Decide and Act
What are trust, respect and honesty examples of?
Options
Consequences
Values
Results
Matt's parents encouraged him to pick what high school he would like to attend. After some thought, he decided to attend St. Francis in Wheaton. This is an example of:
Defining the problem
Deciding and acting
Evaluating the results
Considering the consequences
The DECIDE Process is a six step decision making tool. Which of the following would be an example of when this tool should be used?
Selecting your next pair of vans
Picking your after school snack
Deciding on what game to add to your phone
Quitting the basketball team to get an afterschool job
When a person is thinking over an option, what factor is NOT important?
Is the choice popular with my friends?
Is the choice safe?
Is the choice legal?
Is the choice respectful of myself and others?
I stands for:
I don't know.
I need some help with this decision.
Identify your choices.
Identify your values.
