PHP 0320 MIDTERM 2 | FINAL QUIZ | QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which of the following are popular methods of qualitative analysis?
Case-control studies
Semi-Structured Interviews
Focus Groups
Unstructured Interviews - Answers - Semi-Structured Interviews
Focus Groups
Unstructured Interviews
Which of the following are common methods used to describe neighborhood boundaries
in the United States?
Zip codes
Telephone numbers
Historic landmarks
Census data - Answers - Zip codes
Census data
Neighborhoods only influence aspects of the physical environment in which an
individual lives.
true
false - Answers - false
The Flint Water Crisis is considered a massive failure of what type of prevention?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary - Answers - Primary
Because of Massachusetts's high health insurance coverage, Boston is a unique city in
that its residents experience very few health inequities compared to other U.S. cities.
True
False - Answers - False
According to the study by Walker et al., activity changes associated with the pandemic
led to reductions in sound levels in both the residential and commercial areas in
Chelsea, Massachusetts.
, true
false - Answers - true
Smoking, diet, and physical activity are examples of what types of risk factors?
Modifiable
Nonmodifiable
Genetic
Environmental - Answers - Modifiable
Which of the following is/are NOT true about social networks?
Many health-related behaviors are socially transmissible through social networks.
Social network sizes are constantly fluctuating.
To be considered a social network, there must be at least 5 people.
The structure of a social network is dynamic. - Answers - To be considered a social
network, there must be at least 5 people.
How do social networks affect the health of an individual?
They serve as a source of perceived and practical social support.
They exert social influence by conveying norms.
The create opportunities for person-to-person contact and social engagement.
None of the above - Answers - They serve as a source of perceived and practical social
support.
They exert social influence by conveying norms.
The create opportunities for person-to-person contact and social engagement.
According to the article by Tapp and Hudson, the higher prevalence of STIs among
some racial and ethnic groups as compared with white persons is not due to ethnic
differences but rather social factors that impact these minority groups.
true
false - Answers - true
Which of the following is/are NOT potential negative impacts of social media
involvement on the mental health of youth?
Elevated rates of self-reported psychological distress
Decreased sleep time and diminished sleep quality
Cyberbullying
Fear of missing out (FoMO)
None of the above; all are examples of potential negative impacts of social media
involvement on youth mental health - Answers - None of the above; all are examples of
potential negative impacts of social media involvement on youth mental health
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which of the following are popular methods of qualitative analysis?
Case-control studies
Semi-Structured Interviews
Focus Groups
Unstructured Interviews - Answers - Semi-Structured Interviews
Focus Groups
Unstructured Interviews
Which of the following are common methods used to describe neighborhood boundaries
in the United States?
Zip codes
Telephone numbers
Historic landmarks
Census data - Answers - Zip codes
Census data
Neighborhoods only influence aspects of the physical environment in which an
individual lives.
true
false - Answers - false
The Flint Water Crisis is considered a massive failure of what type of prevention?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary - Answers - Primary
Because of Massachusetts's high health insurance coverage, Boston is a unique city in
that its residents experience very few health inequities compared to other U.S. cities.
True
False - Answers - False
According to the study by Walker et al., activity changes associated with the pandemic
led to reductions in sound levels in both the residential and commercial areas in
Chelsea, Massachusetts.
, true
false - Answers - true
Smoking, diet, and physical activity are examples of what types of risk factors?
Modifiable
Nonmodifiable
Genetic
Environmental - Answers - Modifiable
Which of the following is/are NOT true about social networks?
Many health-related behaviors are socially transmissible through social networks.
Social network sizes are constantly fluctuating.
To be considered a social network, there must be at least 5 people.
The structure of a social network is dynamic. - Answers - To be considered a social
network, there must be at least 5 people.
How do social networks affect the health of an individual?
They serve as a source of perceived and practical social support.
They exert social influence by conveying norms.
The create opportunities for person-to-person contact and social engagement.
None of the above - Answers - They serve as a source of perceived and practical social
support.
They exert social influence by conveying norms.
The create opportunities for person-to-person contact and social engagement.
According to the article by Tapp and Hudson, the higher prevalence of STIs among
some racial and ethnic groups as compared with white persons is not due to ethnic
differences but rather social factors that impact these minority groups.
true
false - Answers - true
Which of the following is/are NOT potential negative impacts of social media
involvement on the mental health of youth?
Elevated rates of self-reported psychological distress
Decreased sleep time and diminished sleep quality
Cyberbullying
Fear of missing out (FoMO)
None of the above; all are examples of potential negative impacts of social media
involvement on youth mental health - Answers - None of the above; all are examples of
potential negative impacts of social media involvement on youth mental health
