HED Exam 2 Questions and Answers
Philosophy - Answer-love of wisdom
Philodoxy - Answer-love of opinion
wellness - Answer-integration of the spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional, environmental and social
dimensions of health
holistic philosophy - Answer-unified human being
philosophy of symmetry - Answer-health has physical, emotional, spiritual, and social components, and
each is just as important as the others.
behavior change philosophy - Answer-using behavioral contracts, goals setting, and self monitoring to
try to foster a modification, in an unhealthy habit in an individual.
cognitive based philosophy - Answer-increase the individuals knowledge so that they are better armed
to make decisions about their health.
decision making philosophy - Answer-simulated problems, case studies, or scenarios to students or
clients.
, freeing or functioning philosophy - Answer-freeing people by to make the best health decision possible
based on their needs and interests.
social change philosophy - Answer-creating social, economic, and political change that benefits the
health of individuals and groups.
eclectic health education/promotion philosophy - Answer-using any health education/promotion
approach that seems appropriate to the situation.
Three major areas of philosophy - Answer-Ethics, Epistemology, Metaphysics
Ethics - Answer-study of morality
Epdistemology - Answer-study of knowledge
metaphysics - Answer-study of nature of reality
professional ethics - Answer-actions that are right or wrong in the workplace and are of public matter
morality - Answer-activity of making choices and of deciding, judging, justifying, and defending those
actions or behaviors.
ethics vs morality - Answer-ethics- the science of how choices are made or should be made
morality- activity of making choices and defending those actions or behaviors.
why should one act ethically? - Answer-brings meaning or purpose to the life of that individual
Philosophy - Answer-love of wisdom
Philodoxy - Answer-love of opinion
wellness - Answer-integration of the spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional, environmental and social
dimensions of health
holistic philosophy - Answer-unified human being
philosophy of symmetry - Answer-health has physical, emotional, spiritual, and social components, and
each is just as important as the others.
behavior change philosophy - Answer-using behavioral contracts, goals setting, and self monitoring to
try to foster a modification, in an unhealthy habit in an individual.
cognitive based philosophy - Answer-increase the individuals knowledge so that they are better armed
to make decisions about their health.
decision making philosophy - Answer-simulated problems, case studies, or scenarios to students or
clients.
, freeing or functioning philosophy - Answer-freeing people by to make the best health decision possible
based on their needs and interests.
social change philosophy - Answer-creating social, economic, and political change that benefits the
health of individuals and groups.
eclectic health education/promotion philosophy - Answer-using any health education/promotion
approach that seems appropriate to the situation.
Three major areas of philosophy - Answer-Ethics, Epistemology, Metaphysics
Ethics - Answer-study of morality
Epdistemology - Answer-study of knowledge
metaphysics - Answer-study of nature of reality
professional ethics - Answer-actions that are right or wrong in the workplace and are of public matter
morality - Answer-activity of making choices and of deciding, judging, justifying, and defending those
actions or behaviors.
ethics vs morality - Answer-ethics- the science of how choices are made or should be made
morality- activity of making choices and defending those actions or behaviors.
why should one act ethically? - Answer-brings meaning or purpose to the life of that individual
