CHLH 304 UIUC Exam 1 Questions With Verified Answers

Objective goal - Answer defined by performance - measurable Subjective goal - Answer not related to specific performance Subjective or objective? "My goal is to do ___ 5 times/week?" - Answer Objective Subjective or Objective? "My goal is to do better at..." - Answer Subjective S.M.A.R.T. Goal stands for - Answer Specific Measurable Attainable/achievable Realistic/Relevant Timely S - specific - Answer Who is involved What do you want to accomplish Where will it be done Why are you doing this M - measurable - Answer Can you track progress? How much / many How do you know when is goal accomplished? A - attainable/achievable - Answer Is goal reasonable enough to accomplish? Goal is not out of reach or below standard performance. R - relevant - Answer Is the goal worthwhile / will it meet needs? Is each goal consistent with the other goals you have established / fit with long term plans? T - timely - Answer Objective should include a time limit. ex: i will complete the goal in month/day/year Social Determinants of Health - Answer Conditions in the environments in which people - live - learn - work - play - worship - age 5 key areas of Social Determinants of Health - Answer Neighborhood and Built Environment Economic Stability Education Social Community Context Health and Health Care Critical Theory - Answer A way to understand the many factors that contribute to the current moment-our ideologies, norms, values etc. Critical approaches to health behavior - Answer society culture environment health care Health in the 19th and early 20th centuries - Answer Quest for physical and psychic health fitness/leisure behavior to replace hard labor health = individual effort - eugenic fitness - dr's and advertising Eugenic fitness - Answer society at risk (NOT GOOD AT ALL) - negative eugenics: sterilization, abortion, euthanasia - positive eugenics: good breeding practices Dr's and advertising - Answer Doctors were used in advertising to promote consumerism, in health industry Health in 1970s - Answer growing environmental concerns - safety hazards - indoor smoking legal - personal responsibility nto environmental concern New Health consciousness 1970s - Answer simplified cause and effect - ignoring social determinants of health - smoke = cancer - exercise = avoid heart disease - rejection of National Health Insurance Health as a super-value - Answer Holism = well being Healthism/moralism = to be healthy is to be moral Health in early 21st century - Answer risk control anxiety