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Designing a health campaign

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which set lists three plausible examples of health campaigns?

a)

Anti-smoking outreach, vaccination awareness week, road safety ‘wear a seatbelt’ initiative

b)

Luxury gym membership promotion, celebrity perfume launch, esports tournament

c)

Hospital staff rota change, clinic inventory count, operating theatre refurbishment

d)

Personal food diary challenge between two friends, private yoga class, home renovation show

2.

What is the primary purpose for having health campaigns?

a)

To inform and motivate communities to prevent disease or adopt healthier behaviors

b)

To replace all clinical services with online videos

c)

To eliminate the need for personal responsibility in health

d)

To standardize entertainment offerings across media platforms

3.

Which strategy focuses on knowing who the message is for?

a)

Identify your target audience

b)

Increase hospital bed numbers

c)

Mandate uniform policies

d)

Standardize clinical lab tests

4.

Which listed strategy is about making the campaign’s core ideas easy to understand?

a)

Create clear messages

b)

Outsource all tasks to vendors

c)

Avoid community input

d)

Limit all content to technical jargon

5.

Which strategy explicitly highlights respect for diverse beliefs, languages, and practices within audiences?

a)

Incorporating cultural sensitivity

b)

Reducing message frequency

c)

Centralizing all decisions in one office

d)

Focusing only on majority groups

6.

Which focus area directly tackles obstacles that prevent people from adopting healthier actions?

a)

Addressing barriers to change

b)

Celebrating early success parties

c)

Expanding office space

d)

Hiring only senior staff

7.

Which method best supports clear understanding of health campaign goals?

a)

Using simple and direct language

b)

Relying on technical terms exclusively

c)

Presenting information without explanation

d)

Sharing messages only with professionals

8.

Which is the following is NOT an aspect of designing around behaviour change?

a)

Promoting long-term engagement

b)

Addressing barriers to change

c)

Watching someone and mimicking their health behaviour

d)

Applying behavioural science principles

9.

Why do is it important to evaluate your campaign?

a)

To see if you're doing it wrong

b)

To see what is working and what is not and adapt accordingly

c)

To see if you're doing it right

d)

To see how many times you need to redo it