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NS 1400 test 2 (Answered) Latest, Updated 2025/2026. define ecology the interrelation between organisms and their environments define social ecology environmental relations, which is the social, institutional and cultural contexts of people social ecology involves the intervention at the what and what level interpersonal and interpersonal what are the 5 levels of social ecology model interpersonal, interpersonal, institutional, community and societal

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NS 1400 test 2 (Answered) Latest,
Updated 2025/2026.
define ecology

the interrelation between organisms and their environments

define social ecology

environmental relations, which is the social, institutional and cultural contexts of people

social ecology involves the intervention at the what and what level

interpersonal and interpersonal

what are the 5 levels of social ecology model

interpersonal, interpersonal, institutional, community and societal

what is required for intentions/decisions to be maintained long term

supportive social and physical environments

why are the levels of social ecology important to address

it helps to facilitate behavior change

what do the physical and social environments influence of an individuals

the healthfulness of a situation and well being of an individuals

what is a core assumption of SEM in regards to personal attributes

that it has a role in the health of a situation and individual

what are 3 examples of human environments being multidimensional and complex

physical vs social

objective vs subjective

proximal vs distal

what are the different levels that participants and their environments are studied at and define them

microsystem- individual level
mesosystem- small groups
exosystem- organizational level
macrosystem- population level

what are the 3 factors that interact (for people and the environment)

individual, environment, and behavior

what is the intrapersonal level of the social ecological model

, -individual personal attributes,
- social identity
- values, attitudes, knowledge, experiences, beliefs,
VAKEB

what is the interpersonal level of the SEM

- formal and informal social network and social support system
examples; family, friends, coworkers

social support is conducive to what changes

health

what is the institutional layer of the social ecological model

social institutions with organizational characteristics
- like church or school

what is corporate culture

when employees feel like there is management support in health programs

what is the community layer of the social ecological model

relationships that are among organizations, institutions and interpersonal connections
linkage

what is the societal layer of the social ecological model

cultural context, geographical , emotional, ideological

- laws: local,, state and national

what are a few of the things that. affect our food choice and diet related behaviors

- biologically determined.

- experienced w food

- person related

- social/environmental

what are some things linked to childhood obesity

- child characteristics and risk factors

- parenting styles and family characteristics

- community, demographics, and societal characteristics.

what are some of the influences of food choice

- taste, smell, texture, experience, family, culture, availability, cost

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