Question

1. how do cultural norms influence attitudes towards physical activity?

• they have no impact on attitudes.
• they provide scientific evidence.
• they guide behavior within a society.
• they are based on individual preferences.

1. what is the role of media perceptions in shaping individuals’ views on physical activity?

• media influences how individuals perceive and interpret information.
• media shapes individual values.
• media shapes collective beliefs.
• media has no influence.

1. why is critically evaluating claims made by fitness products and programs important?

• to blindly follow marketing tactics
• to prevent unrealistic expectations
• to promote exclusivity
• to promote individualism

Explanation:

Question 4

• Option 1: Cultural norms do impact attitudes, so this is wrong.
• Option 2: Cultural norms are not about scientific evidence, so this is wrong.
• Option 3: Cultural norms guide behavior in a society, including attitudes towards physical activity. This fits.
• Option 4: Cultural norms are societal, not individual preferences, so this is wrong.

• Option 1: Media influences how individuals perceive and interpret info about physical activity, shaping their views. This is correct.
• Option 2: Media's role here is about perception of physical activity, not shaping values generally.
• Option 3: The question is about individuals' views, not collective beliefs.
• Option 4: Media does have an influence, so this is wrong.

• Option 1: Critical evaluation is against blind following, so this is wrong.
• Option 2: Evaluating fitness claims prevents people from having unrealistic expectations (like believing a product gives impossible results). This is correct.
• Option 3: Critical evaluation doesn't promote exclusivity.
• Option 4: Critical evaluation isn't about promoting individualism.

Answer:

C. They guide behavior within a society.

Question 5