Health Dimensions
SMART Goals
Decision-Making Process
ACT Vocabulary Power
Coach Cooks
100

Which dimension focuses on staying active, eating healthy, and avoiding harmful substances?

Physical

100

 Which part of SMART focuses on tracking your progress? (M)

Measurable

100

What is the first step in the decision-making process?

Identify the problem

100

Define Pragmatic.

Practical; focused on realistic solutions

100

What subject does Coach Cooks teach?

Health Education

200

 If you’re stressed and anxious, which dimension needs improvement?

Mental/Emotional

200

Fix this goal: “I want to do better in school.”

Example: “I will study 30 minutes daily for the next two weeks.”

200

What step comes after listing your options?

evaluate pros and consequences  

200

If something begins to protrude, what does it do?

Sticks out

200

True or False: “We a family in here.”

True

300

Which dimension involves finding purpose and satisfaction in your career or work?

Occupational

300

Why are SMART goals more effective than vague goals?

They’re structured, measurable, clearly stated and achievable.

300

You’re deciding between studying or playing basketball. Which step involves predicting long-term effects?

Weighing consequences

300

What is an excerpt?

A short passage from a larger text

300

Who always has “a story for everything”?

Coach Cooks

400

Explain how neglecting one dimension can impact the others.

Example: Poor mental health can affect physical, social, and occupational health.

400

What does SMART stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

400

What is the final step in decision-making?

Reflect and evaluate your choice

400

If your mood fluctuates, what’s happening?

It changes frequently

400

What did Coach Cooks do while in college?

Work with men's collegiate basketball team

500

Name the six dimensions of health.

Physical, Mental/Emotional, Social, Spiritual, Environmental, Occupational

500

“I will walk 20 minutes a day, 5 days a week, for the next month.” Tracking using a notebook. Which SMART elements are shown?

Specific, Measurable, Time-bound

500

Why is it important to consider your values when making decisions?

Values guide healthy and responsible choices.

500

Describe a languid movement.

Slow, relaxed, lacking energy

500

What school did Coach Cooks go to?

Southern Miss TTT

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