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What are the five dimensions of health?
What are the five dimensions of health?
- Physical, mental, emotional, environmental, and social (correct)
- Physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual
- Physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and environmental
- Physical, mental, spiritual, environmental, and social
What are the five dimensions of health?
What are the five dimensions of health?
- Physical, mental, emotional, occupational, and social
- Physical, mental, emotional, financial, and social
- Physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and financial
- Physical, mental, environmental, spiritual, and social (correct)
What is emotional health?
What is emotional health?
- A person's sense of overall purpose in life
- A person's cognitive aspect of health
- A person's ability to make and maintain meaningful relationships with others
- A person's mood or general emotional state (correct)
Which dimension of health relates to a person's sense of overall purpose in life?
Which dimension of health relates to a person's sense of overall purpose in life?
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What is social health?
What is social health?
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What is social health?
What is social health?
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Study Notes
- There are five dimensions of health: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social.
- These dimensions are interrelated and affect each other.
- Physical health refers to the bodily aspect of health and ranges in quality along a continuum.
- Mental health refers to the cognitive aspect of health and includes mental health issues such as Alzheimer's and dementia.
- Emotional health is about a person's mood or general emotional state and affects self-esteem and social interactions.
- Spiritual health relates to a person's sense of overall purpose in life, which can affect emotional and mental health.
- Social health refers to a person's ability to make and maintain meaningful relationships with others.
- Good social health includes behaving appropriately within relationships and maintaining socially acceptable standards.
- The family is the basic social unit of relationships, but other key relationships include friends, social networks, teachers, and youth leaders.
- A decline in any dimension of health can result in a decline in other forms of health.
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