Evolution of health
What was the quality of health measured in?
What is mortality and morbidity rates
How is physical health measured?
What is how easily one can do their daily task
also works: to one's body and bodily functions, examples of this may vary from body size, responsiveness, susceptibility to disease, physical fitness, recuperative abilities, and disorders.
Nodding your head, or waving your hand is a form of what?
what is non-verbal communication
what is word behind "a widely held or oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing."
what is a stereotype
what are
Friends
Parents
Coaches
Coworkers
Teammates
Relatives
What did being healthy mean before modern medicine
What is the opposite of sickness
How is social health measured?
what is how a person deals with social obstacles such as communication, transactions and public behavior
Also works: the ability to satisfy interpersonal relationship, including transactions with other, ability to social situations and appropriate daily behaviors
Talking out loud to the a person or party is a form of what?
What is verbal communication
When are stereotypes most often used?
What is
Race/Ethnicity
Gender/Sexuality
Age
give an example of a easy relationship?
what is someone you get along with really well.
The discovery of this was the motive that health was good hygiene, which included sanitation and behavior
What is Microorganisms.
How is intellectual health measured?
what is to one's ability to think in order to overcome life’s obstacles.
Also works: the ability of the ability to think clearly, reason objectively, analyze critically and use brain power effectively to meet life's challenges
when you do what is in your best interest, with regards to others emotions. is called?
What is assertive communication
Where are stereotypes most often used
what is
Media/ Internet
School
Workplace
What are the three c's of a strong healthy relationship?
what is
Communication.
Compromise.
Commitment.
What is mental, emotional, social, and spiritual.
How is emotional health measured?
what is to one's ability to control their emotions and functions when it's appropriate and inappropriate.
Also works: the ability to express emotions when it is appropriate, controlling them when its not, and avoiding expressing emotion inappropriately. This includes one's self-esteem, self-confidence, self-efficiency, trust, love, etc.
Aggressive communication is when?
what is when you think and/or doing what you want regardless of anyone else's feelings
Why do we stereotype
What is a prejudgment function that we developed over time through past experiences, or new information given to us.
What are keys to a strong relationship?
what is
Selflessness
Trust
Apologies
Remember the little things
What does biological fitness mean?
What is how well a persons genes fit into it's environment.
How is environmental health measured?
what is to one's ability to appreciate the external environment given to them, such as the house, the outdoors, or any place.
Passive communication is when?
what is when you have feelings and desires that you don’t openly express, for example, is when you put others before you.
How can we avoid stereotyping?
what is by opening ourselves to new cultures and experiencing them ourselves. Presenting us with new information.
what is difficult