Refusal skills
Communication strategies that can help you say no when you're urged to take part in behaviors that are unsafe.
How do you properly practice interpersonal communication skills?
You have to make tough choices, set goals, and plan how to reach those goals.
Why does the bandwagon advertising strategy work?
It encourages people to buy something because their peers are doing it.
Saving packaging, receipts, and checking for warranty is an example of what?
Resolving consumer problems
Goals
Things to aim for that take planning and work.
What are valid sources of health information?
Healthcare providers and professionals, .gov or .edu health organizations, trusted adults, or recent and respected material.
Why is it important to talk to your family before making important decisions?
Your family most definitely shares your values, and that is an important part of decision making.
How should you properly evaluate products?
Read their labels and compare them to other options based on quality and price.
What should you watch out for with advertising?
"Secret formula!","Miracle cure!", "Overnight results!", "All natural!", and "Offer ends soon!".
Warranty
A company's/store's written agreement to repair or refund a faulty product.
Does personal values influence your health decisions?
Yes
Yes
What are some things you can find on a product label?
You can find it's name, use, directions, warning, manufacturing info, the amount, and its active and inactive ingredients.
What is one thing you can do to avoid health fraud?
You can check with a professional, talk to family, check with Better Business Bureau, or check with a health organization about it.
Malpractice
Failure by a health professional to meet accepted standards.
How do you practice self-management skills?
Practice healthful behavior and manage stress properly.
What is a difference between long and short term goals?
What is one of the questions to ask yourself before you buy a service?
Does this service come from a respectable place? Is the info valid? Who pays for the website? Is it reputable? What's its purpose?
What are consumer organizations also called?
Consumer advocates