Dimensions of Wellness
Miscellaneous
Stages of Change
Processes of Change
Dimensions of Wellness (Part 2)
100

This dimension of wellness is caring for your body now and in the future. 

What is physical wellness? 

100

Name one of the food groups. 

What are (carbohydrates, proteins, dairy, fruits/vegetables, or fats/sugars)?

100

Name one of the six stages of change.

What is (precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, or termination). 

100

Name one of the cognitive processes of change. 

What is (Consciousness Raising, Emotional Arousal, Self Re-evaluation, Environmental Re-evaluation, or Social Liberation)?


100

It is important to develop positive health ______ to improve physical, mental and emotional wellbeing for a better quality of life. 

What are habits?

200

This dimension of wellness demonstrates commitment to a healthy planet. 

What is environmental wellness?

200

This food group is the building block of the body. 

What are proteins?

200

This stage of change in the second stage of change. It follows "I might change." 

What is contemplation?

200

Name one of the behavioral processes of change?

What is (Commitment, Countering, Environmental Control, Rewards, or Helping Relationships)?

200

________ is the most transformative thing you can do for your brain. 

What is exercise?

300

Name three of the eight dimensions of wellness. 

Three of the following: 

What is (physical, intellectual, emotional, social, spiritual, vocational, financial, or environmental) wellness?

300

This is a great strategy to manage stress that Seaward recommends. 

What is mindfulness?

300

This occurs when an individual moves back to a previous stage of change. 

What is recycling?

300

This process of change follows “I acknowledge myself and celebrate when I have successes in my behaviour change efforts.”

What are rewards?

300

_______ boosts your mood and memory — and protects your brain against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.

What is exercise?

400

Fill in the blank. 

"Change your habits, change your ______."

What is life?

400

According to the Holmes-Rate life story inventory, this is the top life event that causes the most stress.

What is death of a spouse?

400

This stage of change is the most obvious to those outside the change effort.

What is action?
400

At these stages of change rewards works best. 

What is action? What is maintenance?

400

This food groups is responsible for minerals, antioxidants, and nutrients that fuels your body. 

What are fruits and vegetables?

500

This is “our ability to direct our behavior and control our impulses so that we meet certain standards, achieve certain goals, or reach certain ideals.

What is self-regulation?

500

Name an area of social wellness. 

What is (community, new people, or social time)?

500

This is when individuals are simply unwilling to consider change. 

What is reluctant precontemplation?

500

Health care provider family, friends, and support Group are techniques suggested by a healthcare provider for this process of change. 

What is helping relationships?

500
This is the number of calories your sedentary body burns naturally. 

What is BMR or Basal Metabolic Rate?