Health Promotion Interventions
Psychology ⇒ Health and Well-being
Health Promotion Interventions starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe how cultural factors can impact the success of a health promotion intervention.
Describe one challenge in implementing health promotion interventions in low-resource settings.
Describe one example of a community-based health promotion intervention.
Describe the importance of tailoring health promotion messages to specific populations.
Describe the role of peer education in health promotion interventions.
Explain how health promotion interventions can be adapted for different age groups.
Explain the concept of 'empowerment' in health promotion.
A city implements a bike-sharing program to encourage physical activity. What type of health promotion intervention is this? (1) Policy/environmental (2) Individual counseling (3) Medical treatment (4) Genetic screening
A city implements a bike-sharing program to encourage physical activity. What type of health promotion intervention is this? (1) Policy/environmental (2) Individual counseling (3) Medical treatment (4) Genetic screening
Which model explains health behavior as a result of individual beliefs about health conditions, perceived benefits of action, and barriers to action? (1) Health Belief Model (2) Transtheoretical Model (3) Social Cognitive Theory (4) Theory of Planned Behavior
Which of the following best describes a multi-level health promotion intervention? (1) Focuses only on individual behavior (2) Targets individuals, communities, and policies (3) Only uses mass media (4) Only provides medical treatment
Which of the following best describes a participatory approach in health promotion? (1) Experts make all decisions (2) Community members are actively involved in planning and implementing interventions (3) Only government officials are involved (4) No one is consulted
Fill in the blank: A ________ approach in health promotion involves working with multiple sectors such as education, transportation, and housing.
Fill in the blank: Health promotion interventions that focus on changing the environment to make healthy choices easier are called ________ interventions.
Fill in the blank: The ________ approach in health promotion aims to improve the health of the entire population, not just high-risk groups.
Fill in the blank: The ________ approach in health promotion involves focusing on individuals who are at high risk for a particular health problem.
True or False: Health promotion interventions can address both communicable and non-communicable diseases.
True or False: Health promotion interventions can help reduce health inequalities.
True or False: Health promotion interventions only focus on physical health.
True or False: Health promotion interventions should be based on scientific evidence.
