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Module 2: Taking Charge of Your Health

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Taking action to influence others to address a health-related concern or to support a health-related belief:

a)

Interpersonal communication

b)

Refusal skills

c)

Advocacy

d)

Stress

2.

The process of ending a problem through cooperation and problem-solving:

a)

Advocacy

b)

Stress

c)

Refusal skills

d)

Conflict resolution

3.

The exchange of thoughts, feelings, and beliefs between two or more people:

a)

Interpersonal communication

b)

Stress

c)

Advocacy

d)

Ethical

4.

The reaction of the body and mind to everyday challenges and demands:

a)

Stress

b)

Long-term goal

c)

HELP strategy

d)

SMART goals

5.

Communication strategies used to say no to unhealthful behaviors:

a)

Action plan

b)

Values

c)

Advocacy

d)

Refusal skills

6.

A goal that can be reached in a week is a:

a)

Short-term goal

b)

Long-term goal

c)

SMART goal

d)

HELP goal

7.

The HELP strategy can be used to:

a)

Set goals

b)

Make decisions

c)

Sell products

d)

Get a refund

8.

This is involved when you make decisions:

a)

Action plan

b)

Goals

c)

Values

d)

Refusal skills

9.

In the HELP strategy, the E stands for:

a)

Evaluate

b)

Ethical

c)

Evolution

d)

Emotional

10.

If you check the price and ingredients of two different shampoos, you are:

a)

taking part in malpractice

b)

giving a testimonial

c)

comparison shopping

d)

being an advocate

11.

The primary purpose of television commercials advertising health products is to:

a)

inform the consumer about health products.

b)

share information with medical professionals.

c)

advocate for consumer's rights.

d)

sell particular products.

12.

A commercial for a health-related product that includes how a popular celebrity is using the products is an example of which advertising technique?

a)

Good times

b)

Bandwagon

c)

Testimonial

d)

Great outdoors

13.

Health care professionals who fail to provide proper treatment may be guilty of:

a)

quackery

b)

malpractice

c)

advocacy

d)

health fraud

14.

Which of the following are you most likely to see in an advertisement that uses the bandwagon advertising technique?

a)

A large group of people using a product

b)

A famous musician

c)

Scenes of nature

d)

A fancy, expensive home

15.

Which of the following is a warranty most useful fot?

a)

Getting a refund on a defective product

b)

Comparing the ingredients of different brands of similar products

c)

Finding out what features a product has

d)

Determining the price of a product

16.

When evaluating health information on the internet, you should NOT consider the:

a)

purpose of the site

b)

sources of the information

c)

quality of the site's graphics

d)

date the information was written

17.

If a local store publishes a misleading advertisement, which organization could best help you resolve the situation?

a)

Food and Drug Administration

b)

Consumer Product Safety Commission

c)

Consumer's Union

d)

Better Business Bureau

18.

Which agency would investigate a medication with a fraudulent claim on its label?

a)

Underwriters Laboratories

b)

Better Business Bureau

c)

American Medical Association

d)

Food and Drug Administration

19.

A teen who wears a bicycle helmet every time he rides his bike is demonstrating which health skill?

a)

Conflict resolution

b)

Stress management

c)

Decision-making

d)

Practicing healthful behaviors

20.

This is a strategy that can be used to achieve goals:

a)

Values

b)

Action plan

c)

Testimonial

d)

Health fraud