Health Triangle
Building Blocks for Health
Refusal Skills
Impacts on Health
Evaluating Risk
100

How many parts of the health triangle are there?

3

100

To be able to access reliable information, which 3 web addresses should we stick to?  .org, .edu, and ______

.gov

100

True or False: There are many techniques to refuse someone.

True

100

What are the 3 major impacts on our health?

Heredity, environment, behavior

100

Can we avoid every risk that is out there?

No- We take many risks everyday.

200

Which part of the triangle deals with the condition of your body inside and out? (P health)

Physical Health

200

Resolving conflicts and communicating with others are important skills.  If needed an extra, neutral person can provide assistance.  What is this extra person called?

Mediator

200

Which refusal skill technique allows you to lie to the person pressuring you?

Give an excuse- But it has to be a believable lie.

200

Which impact on our health involves traits from our biological parents and we have no control over it?

Heredity

200

True or False: Risks only involve ourselves.

False: Risks may affect other people as well.

300

If someone has many friends, gets along well with their family, and is polite; what part of the health triangle is this person really good at? (S Health)

Social Health

300

Someone who stands up for something they believe in is practicing what skill?

Advocacy

300

Can you use more than one refusal skill in a single confrontation?

Yes- You can use as many refusal skills as you want.

300

Which impact on our health involves all the living and nonliving things around us?

Environment- Includes our physical and social environment

300

What are the results of our actions called?  (They come after the risk is taken)

Consequences

500

Practicing math, managing stress, and having a growth mindset all help with which part of the health triangle?

Mental/Emotional Health

500

True or False: Practicing healthy behaviors on a daily basis helps keep our health triangle balanced.

True- And helps achieve wellness.

500

True or False: When refusing it's important to be assertive, and use firm but not angry tone of voice.

True- Say it like you mean it!

500

Which impact on our health do we have the most control over?

Behavior

500

Prevention helps lower our risk.  Is wearing a mask a form of prevention?

Yes- Helps lower the risk of illness and infection.

1000

What is it referred to when you can keep your health triangle balanced for a long period of time?

Wellness

1000

Being an active speaker and an active listener really helps with what building block/skill?

Communication

1000

If you do not like the decisions your friends are making and they are constantly peer pressuring you, it's okay to back away from these people for a while (until they perhaps grow up a bit) or get new friends.

Yes

1000

True or False: The choices we make, our decisions, our actions, and our habits make up our behavior.

True- Our behavior is what we have the most control over.

1000

Are drugs, alcohol, and vaping all things we should abstain from?

Yes- Abstinence is the promise to yourself that you will not participate in high-risk activities.

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