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Health
Chp. 2
Test
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What skill do you need to be an effective communicator?
good listening skills
When making a decision, what effect can new information have on your choice
it may change the situation
What should you do when you receive reliable information?
consider the source
What does good social health mean?
to have good communication and refusal skills
What is the negative effect of ads promising that a product will make you look and feel better?
it may not be reliable
What is a good way to rechannel negative energy?
to play sports
What skills are building self-esteem and managing stress do?
mental/emotional health skills
What should you do when making decisions?
consider your values
What should you consider when setting goals?
show respect for yourself and others
What type of skills require good use of body language?
refusal skills
T/F - Shouting at someone is a form of good communicaiton.
FALSE
T/F - Goal setting requires a competitive nature.
FALSE
T/F - Your decisions should agree with your pesonal values.
TRUE
T/F - A possible choice in decision making is "no action."
TURE
T/F Facial expressions are important in being a good communicator.
TRUE
T/F the messages you send yourself influence your self-esteem.
TRUE
T/F Avoid eye contact when you are using refusal skills.
FALSE
T/F When you need help, you can turn to community resources.
TRUE
T/F When evaluating health information, ignore the source of information.
FALSE
health skills
needed to make informed health choices
self-esteem
feelings of confidence and worth
refusal skills
ways to say no
communication skills
sending and receiving messages
stress
body's and mind's reactions to daily demands
goals
future plans and hopes
community resources
offer help to people in need
listening skills
needed for good communication
relaxing and laughing
stress management skills
focusing on past successes
strategy to improve self-esteem
After reading the chaper, construct an answer to the following question.
How can messages you send yourself affect your self-esteem?
In the essay question regarding messages, make sure and include the following points.
Examples of messages
How it affects
More than one way it affects