Ch2 L1
What are some influences on your life choose 3
1.Personal values
2.Personal beliefs
3.family/culture
4.Health care providers
1.Personal values
2.Personal beliefs
3.family/culture
What is one part of the HELP Strategy
1. Make tough decisions
2.(L) Legal,Does this choice reflect what you value
3.Set goals for yourself
4.State the situation
2. (L) Legal,Does this choice reflect what you value
What is a Technique
1. Bandwagon
2.Labels
3.Warnings
4.The Amount
1.Bandwagon
If you are not satisfied with your efforts ask from:
1.The better Business Bureau
2. Parent/guardian
3. Co-worker
1. The better Business Bureau
The ideas,beliefs,and attitudes about what is important that help you guide the way you live is:
1. Advocacy
2.Goals
3.Values
4.Refusal Skills
3.Values
what does the H stand for in the Help Strategy
The H stands for Healthful, does this choice present any health risks
what information can you get from product labels
The products name
its intended use
Directions
If you are using the product correctly and it isn't working the way you expected then.
Read the warranty to learn the manufacturer requires you to return it
Refusal Skills are:
1. Communication strategies that can help you say no
2. taking action to influence others
3.things you aim for
4.the process of ending a conflict
1.Communication strategies that can help you say no
what is a short term goal
a short term goal is a that you can reach in a short period of time
Two effective ways to sharpen consumer skills
read product labels
Do some comparison shopping before you buy
what is one claim you should look out for
secret formula
Miracle cure
overnight results
All natural
what is a long term goal
a long term goal is a goal that you plan to reach over an extended period of time
who is a Health consumer
anybody who buys or uses health products
what do consumer advocates do
they test products for saftey
what type of people are most lilkley to fall for Health fraud
Older people
what is malpractice
it is the failure by a health professional to meet accepted standars