Wellness
Self-Esteem
Health
Health Triangle
Prevention
Lifestyle Factors
Health Education
Wellness
Physical Fitness
Health
Prevention
Wellness
Health
Physical Fitness
Work
Wellness
Self-Esteem
Self-control
Confidence
Sedentary Lifestyle
Tobacco
Culture
Heredity
Media
Culture
Media
Peers
Attitude
Health disparities
Responsible citizen
Self-directed learner
Effective communicator
Using "I" messages
Be respectful and caring
Always making your point heard
Be an active listener
Stress
Advocacy
Conflict resolution
Analyzing influences
Weigh outcomes
List short-term goals
List all options
Evaluate
Identify sources of support
Set reasonable time fram
List steps
Make a decision and act on it
Rich & Famous
Bandwagon
Good Times
Testimonials
Power Walking
Cycling
Swimming Laps
All of the Above
Running
Swimming laps
Weightlifting
All of the above
Homicide
Suicide
Motor vehicle or other accidents
All of the above
Depression
Suicide
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
All of the above
Drinking Alcohol
Using Drugs
Not using seat belts
All of the above
Anaerobic
Aerobic
Anaerobic
Aerobic
Option 3
Option 4
A tendency to use tobacco
Being physically inactive
A tendency to develop high blood pressure
Eating meals that are high in fat
Caused by pathogens
Caused partly by unhealthy behaviors
Anything dealing with heart disease
Anything that increases the likelihood of injury
Coping with daily demands
Expressing your emotions
Maintaining harmonious relationships
All of the above
Prevent certain diseases, such as heart disease
Feel good about himself or herself
Have strength and endurance
All of the above
Headaches
Laughing
Anger
All of the above
Ask friends
Consider the source
Trust the internet
Believe advertising claims
May not be reliable
Are illegal
Are good resources
Help you set goals
Listening skills
Decision making skills
Communication skills
Mental/emotional health skills
Building self-esteem
Relieving stress
Weighing possible outcomes
Communication skills
Pass the exam
Lose 5 pounds
Do well on a presentation in class
Graduate from high school
A desire for food
A response to stretched stomach walls
A physical need for food
An inborn response
Improved appearance
Less calories burned
Improved self-esteem
Build muscular strength
Hamburgers
Soy burgers
Pasta with chicken
Hot dog
Carbohydrates
Water
Protein
Fats
Starches
Proteins
Sugars
All of the above
Chips and a candy bar
Low-nutrient dense foods
High-nutrient dense foods
None of the above; snacking is a bad habit
Food intolerance
Food issue
Food allergy
Option 4
Friends
Emotions
Time
Culture
Not noticeable
Different in males and females
Similar to malnutrition and starvation
Not life-threatening
Pasta with cream alfredo sauce, toasted garlic bread, toss salad
Boiled fish, steamed carrots, brown rice
Fried eggs, bacon, buttered toast and jelly
Beef tacos with sour cream, cheddar cheese, refried beans, rice
Involves eating only one food
Promises quick results
Promises spot-reducing
Requires a life-style change
Weight Cycling
Fad Diets
Eating Disorders
Osteoporosis
Anorexia
Bulimia
Protein
Compulsive Overeating
Time
Advertising
Culture
Money
Mediator
Victim
Negotiator
Assailant
Drugs and alcohol
Positive peer pressure
High self-esteem
Parental support
14
16
15
18
Of Age
Knowing
Permission from parent
Willing
Enzymes
Hormones
Metabolic rates
Nerve impluses
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