Advertisement Appeals
Peer Pressure and Decision Making
Health Triangle
Health Influences
Miscellaneous
100

This type of advertisement appeal implies that everyone is using this brand.

Bandwagon Appeal
100

Name 3 examples of peer pressure statements.

No one will find out.

Everyone is doing it!

It won't kill you!

I do it all the time...

You'll really like it!

Don't be a whimp..

I won't be your friend anymore.

100

Who is responsible for your health?

You

100

What factors can affect your health?  Name 4

Heredity, Environment, Access to health care, Health Knowledge, Media, Emotions, etc.

100
Provide an example of a health care service.

X-Ray, Teeth Cleaning, Eye Exam, Chiropractor appointment, Therapy Session

200

This advertisement appeal is used to convince someone that they will have a certain image by using a particular product or service.

False Image Appeal
200

This type of decision making style is when the person fails to make a choice or decision.

Inactive Decision Making Style

200

Name the three sides of the health triangle.

Physical Health

Family-Social

Mental-Emotional

200

The sum of the positive and negative influences on a person’s health and well-being is called what?

Health Status

200

What is the difference between a healthful behavior and a risk behavior?

Healthful behaviors promote health and prevent injury and risk behaviors threaten health, cause injury and/or damages the environment.

300

This advertisement appeal uses a spokesperson, typically someone famous, to name the benefits of the product.

Testimonial Appeal

300

This type of decision making style is when a person describes the situation that requires a decision, identifies and evaluates possible decisions, makes a decision and takes responsibility for the outcome.

Proactive Decision Making Style

300

This type of health contains your feelings and your thoughts

Mental-Emotional Health

300

What is the sum of your surroundings, including the physical places you work and the people you interact with?

Environment

300

What is a chance that has an unknown outcome?

Risk

400

This advertisement appeal is used when a company tries to convince someone that one brand is better than all others

Brand Loyalty Appeal

400

This type of decision making style is when a person's decision is easily influenced by what others think, do or suggest.

Reactive Decision Making Style

400

This type of health involves communicating clearly and listening to others

Family-Social Health

400

How can the environment in which we live affect our health status? Provide an example

1. Access to health care - quick? available?

2. Public parks? Promote an active lifestyle?

3. Community Involvement

4. Quality of air

5. Quality of schools

400

What is the name of the tool that helps an individual decide how well they are practicing healthful behaviors?

Health Behavior Inventory

500

Name 4 questions to use when evaluating an advertisement:

1. What is being advertised?

2. Where and when did the advertisement appear?

3. Who appears to be the targeted audience?

4. What advertising appeals are used?

5. What does the advertiser want me to believe?

6. What do I know to be true?

500

What are the 6 steps in responsible decision making?

1. Describe the situation that requires a decision

2. List all possible decisions you might make

3. Share the list of possible decisions with someone you trust

4. Use questions to evaluate the possible consequences (is it safe? legal?)

5. Decide which decision is most responsible and appropriate

6. Act on the decision and evaluate the results

500

Why do we represent our health in the form of a triangle?

All sides are equally important

500

When finding valid health information, there are 4 tips.. what are they?

1. Maintained by the federal government or a professional organization

2. Miracle cure

3. Based on medical research, not opinions

4. Recently updated

500

Name 4 out of the 6 categories of risk behaviors

1. Behaviors that result in intentional or unintentional injury

2. Tobacco use

3. Alcohol use

4. Sexual behaviors

5. Diet choices

6. Lack of physical activity

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