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EXSC 221 BYU Midterm 1 Questions and
Answers (100% Correct Answers) Already
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Psychological needs that result in greater health and wellness
[ANS:] Autonomy, competence, relatedness

Percent of disease that is attributed to lifestyle factors [ANS:] 80%
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Considered the second brain [ANS:] the gut/ENS (enteric nervous
system) 80% of the bodies serotonin receptors are found here

Materialism [ANS:] I am only my body
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Immaterialism [ANS:] I am only my mind

Holism [ANS:] I am my mind and body

Wellness [ANS:] The overall harmony of physical, mental, social,
and emotional dimensions

Physical, mental, social, and emotional are dimensions of the
whole person, while "wellness" is [ANS:] The overall harmony of
those dimensions

Determinism [ANS:] A belief that people and life are the way they
are and there is no freedom to choose another way; things are
out of your control- already determined- you have no choice

Self Efficacy [ANS:] Confidence that people can be in a high risk
situation and not revert to former coping methods

Review the principles of goal setting [ANS:] SMARTER:

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Specific

Measurable

Attainable

Relevant

Time bound

Ethical
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Reevaluate/Reward

Self acceptance self esteem [ANS:] Parallel to autonomy
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(opposite of being controlled)

Achievement self esteem [ANS:] Thinking of self as a failure if you
don't achieve your goals

Intrinsic motivation [ANS:] More powerful, internalized behaviors;
we initiate this behavior because we want to and because it is
satisfying to us

extrinsic motivation [ANS:] often dependent on others approval or
rewards action takes place to please others.

Changing to living a healthy lifestyle is [ANS:] None of these:

- facilitated by a fixed mindset

- the most difficult change to make

- dependent on how others are living

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