Are You Smarter Are You Smarter Than Your Neighbor?Than Your Neighbor?

Are You Smarter Are You Smarter Than Your Neighbor?Than Your Neighbor?

11stst Six-Weeks Review Six-Weeks Review

Positive or negative influences peers place on others to behave

in certain ways . a) Healthb) Peer Pressurec) Emotionsd) Wellness

Positive or negative influences peers place on others to behave

in certain ways . a) b) Peer Pressurec) d)

A state of complete well being, not merely the absence of disease or

infirmity. a) Healthb) Wellnessc) Emotionsd) Peer Pressure

A state of complete well being, not merely the absence of disease or

infirmity. a) Healthb) c) d)

Statements that express your feelings or thoughts on a subject.

a) They-Messageb) I-Messagec) You-messaged) Mixed-Message

Statements that express your feelings or thoughts on a subject.

a) b) I-Messagec) d)

One who promotes health and influences others’ health behaviors and decisions .

a) Health Advocateb) Health Literatec) Health Acknowledgmentd) Health Learner

One who promotes health and influences others’ health behaviors and decisions .

a) Health Advocateb) c) d)

Statements that place blame or shame on another person status .

a) They-Messageb) I-Messagec) You-messaged) Mixed-Message

Statements that place blame or shame on another person status .

a) b) c) You-messaged)

The quality of one’s life resulting from health .

a) Healthb) Peer Pressurec) Emotionsd) Wellness

The quality of one’s life resulting from health .

a) b) c) d) Wellness

An illness that can affect the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of a person, preventing them from leading a happy, healthy, and productive life .

a) Psychosomatic Diseaseb) Alzheimer'sc) Obsessive Compulsive Disorderd) Mental Disorder

An illness that can affect the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of a person, preventing them from leading a happy, healthy, and productive life .

a) b) c) d) Mental Disorder

A healthful behavior you work to achieve and maintain .

a) Health Goalb) Grief c) Empathyd) Health Behavior contract

A healthful behavior you work to achieve and maintain .

a) Health Goalb) c) d)

Physical illness or disorder caused or worsened by emotional states.

a) Psychosomatic Diseaseb) Alzheimer'sc) Obsessive Compulsive Disorderd) Mental Disorder

Physical illness or disorder caused or worsened by emotional states.

a) Psychosomatic Diseaseb) c) d)

The ability to share other another person’s emotions or feelings .

a) Sympathyb) Empathyc) Synergyd) Energy

The ability to share other another person’s emotions or feelings .

a) b) Empathyc) d)

A person’s positive or negative belief about his or her own worth.

a) Self-Esteemb) Self-Respectc) Self-Worthd) Self-Motivated

A person’s positive or negative belief about his or her own worth.

a) Self-Esteemb) c) d)

Deep emotional distress caused by a loss .

a) Empathyb) Synergyc) Depressiond) Grief

Deep emotional distress caused by a loss .

a) b) c) d) Grief

Which of the following is NOT an advertising appeal?

a) Brand Loyaltyb) Violencec) Humord) Testimonial

Which of the following is NOT an advertising appeal?

a) b) Violencec) d)

Which of the following is NOT an example of nonverbal

communication?a) Talkingb) Sign languagec) Body languaged) Facial expressions

Which of the following is NOT an example of nonverbal

communication?a) Talkingb) c) d)

An eating disorder in which a person starves his or her body is known as:

a) Bulimia Nervosab) Binge eating disorderc) Obesityd) Anorexia Nervosa

An eating disorder in which a person starves his or her body is known as:

a) b) c) d) Anorexia Nervosa

Clarifying, restating, summarizing and affirming a response are all ways to

showa) Active Listening Skillsb) Conflict Resolution Skillsc) Communication Skillsd) Resistance Skills

Clarifying, restating, summarizing and affirming a response are all ways to

showa) Active Listening Skillsb) c) d)

Which of the following is a leading health indicator of Healthy People

2010?a) Financial stabilityb) Economic growthc) Overweight/Obesityd) Advertisements

Which of the following is a leading health indicator of Healthy People

2010?a) b) c) Overweight/Obesityd)

What is the fourth stage of loss and grief called?

a) Acceptanceb) Angerc) Depressiond) Denial

What is the fourth stage of loss and grief called?

a) b) c) Depressiond)

The two main goals of Healthy People 2010 are to___________________ the

quality and years of healthy life and to___________________ health disparities in the population

a) decrease; increaseb) eliminate; decreasec) increase; eliminated) increase; decrease

The two main goals of Healthy People 2010 are to___________________ the

quality and years of healthy life and to___________________ health disparities in the population

a) b) c) increase; eliminated)

What is the fourth stage of loss and grief called?

a) Acceptanceb) Angerc) Depressiond) Denial

What is the fourth stage of loss and grief called?

a) b) c) Depressiond)

What are the 6 components of health? a) Physical, Emotional, Medical,

Environmental, Spiritual, Socialb) Physical, Emotional, Mental,

Environmental, Spiritual, Sexualc) Physical, Emotional, Mental,

Environmental, Spiritual, Sociald) Physical, Emotional, Medical,

Environmental, Spiritual, Sexual

What are the 6 components of health? a)

b)

c) Physical, Emotional, Mental, Environmental, Spiritual, Social

d)

What does WHO stand for? a) World Hugging Organizationb) World Hand-gliding Organizationc) Worst Health Organizationsd) World Health Organization

What does WHO stand for? a) b) c) d) World Health Organization

What does CDC stand for? a) Center for Disorder Controlb) Center for Disease Controlc) Central Disease Controld) Central Disorder Control

What does CDC stand for? a) b) Center for Disease Controlc) d)

What does NIH stand for? a) National Intelligence Headquartersb) National Institute of Herpesc) National Institute of Healthd) National Immunization for Health

What does NIH stand for? a) b) c) National Institute of Healthd)

What does FDA stand for? a) Food and Drug Administrationb) Food and Drug Advisoryc) Federal Drug Administrationd) Federal Dietary Allocations

What does FDA stand for? a) Food and Drug Administrationb) c) d)