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Fall Final Exam 2017
Quiz by Erin Carmody
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- Q1What is advocacy?To talk about somethingTake a clear stand for a healthy choice while using information to share why it is a healthy choice30s
- Q2Someone who disrespects others by using verbal or physical threats, gossiping, or bullying is using what type of communication?Assertive CommunicationPassive-Aggressive CommunicationPassive CommunicationAggressive Communication30s
- Q3Someone who lets others disrespect them to get what they want or does not say anything is using what type of communication?Passive Aggressive CommunicationAggressive CommunicationAssertive CommunicationPassive Communication30s
- Q4Someone who stands up for their rights while respecting others, considers the needs and wants of other, and letting others know your needs and wants is using what type of communication?Assertive CommunicationAssertive CommunicationPassive Aggressive CommunicationAggressive Communication30s
- Q5What does the "S" stand for in SMART Goals?SpecialSpecificSubjectSmart30s
- Q6What does the "M" stand for in SMART Goals?MakeMeaningfulMeasurableMighty30s
- Q7What does the "A" stand for in SMART Goals?AttainableAcceptableAchieveableAwesome30s
- Q8What does the "R" stand for in SMART Goals?RetainableResponsibleReliableRelevant30s
- Q9What does the "T" stand for in SMART Goals?TerrificTight DeadlineTimelyTime-Bound30s
- Q10The following are examples of what type of influence: peer pressure, social media, family, friends, celebrities/pro athletes, weather, etc.EnvironmentExternal InfluenceInternal InfluencePeer Pressure30s
- Q11The following are examples of what type of influence: values, emotions/feelings, learning, attitude, lifestyle, beliefs, conscience, etc...Peer PressureInternal InfluenceMotivationExternal Influence30s
- Q12Credible or Not Credible: A website ending in .org has health information using an author without any further information and no publisher.Not CredibleMaybeCredible30s
- Q13Credible or Not Credible: A website ending in .eduCredibleNot CredibleMaybe30s
- Q14Credible or Not Credible: A blog ending in .netCredibleNot CredibleMaybe30s
- Q15Credible or Not Credible: A website ending in .govCredibleNot CredibleMaybe30s