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The transformation of love progresses in the following way |
high levels of passion, increasing intimacy, diminished romance, and enduring love. high levels of passion, increasing intimacy, diminished romance, break up of relationship |
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Emotional intelligence includes |
recognizing feelings as they occur. |
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Exercise alters blood fat levels by |
raising HDL levels. |
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Men have a greater risk of heart attack and stroke than women because |
most premenopausal women seem to be protected by estrogen. |
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cardiovascular disease risk factors can't be changed |
family history of cardiovascular disease |
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How often should people over 20 have their cholesterol checked |
every 5 years |
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cancer cells enter the lymph or blood system |
they can form secondary tumors elsewhere |
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Ultraviolet rays |
cancer promoters. |
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oncogene is a gene involved |
in the transformation of a normal cell into a cancer. |
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essential nutrient that does not supply energy |
vitamins |
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Protein provides |
4 calories per gram |
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amino acids. |
building blocks of proteins |
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recommended daily intake of protein is |
10-35% of total daily calories |
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Saturated fats are primarily found in |
animal food sources and are solid at room temperature. |
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richest in complex carbohydrates |
grains and legumes |
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When it comes to building strong bones, good advice would be to |
engage in weight-bearing aerobic activities. |
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The body's ability to respond or adapt to the demands and stress of physical effort denotes |
physical fitness. |
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The American College of Sports Medicine recommends a workout frequency of |
2 to 3 days per week to develop strength. |
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best definition of a psychoactive drug is a drug that |
alters a person's experiences or consciousness. |
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Through what part of the body is most alcohol absorbedinto the bloodstream |
small intestine |
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The connection between the amount of alcohol consumed and its effects is called the |
dose-response function. |
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disease of the liver caused by excessive and chronic drinking is |
cirrhosis. |
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the addictive drug in tobacco |
nicotine |
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Hospitals' palliative care units |
focus on controlling pain and relieving suffering. |
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An example of a resilient person would be |
a person with a disability going undiagnosed. |
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LEAST effective strategy for coping with stress |
denying the reality of the stress |
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The ability to share feelings without fear of rejection from another is most closely associated with |
intimacy. |
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Which is most likely to separate those individuals with psychological problems from those who enjoy good psychological health |
denying the reality of problems. |
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Factors that may limit human population growth include |
energy, available water, and food supply |