Question

wellness in your life continued

1. resources: name one resource that has an important influence on your food choices, and explain how your choices are affected.

1. food advertisements. name one food advertisement that you think has influenced your food choices. explain why you think your choices have been influenced.

1. what you know about food, nutrition, and wellness. list one thing you have learned recently that influences your food choices.

directions: the first step in decision making is identifying the decision that needs to be made. the following scenario. on the lines provided, write the decision that you think aldonza needs to make.

“no time for dinner, mom,” aldonza said as she breezed through the kitchen. “i’ve got to my paper that’s due friday, and this is my skating class night.”
“can’t you work on your paper in the morning before your first class?” asked her mother
“no, in the morning i have early basketball practice, and i’m babysitting right after sch
“no wonder you’re tired all the time,” her mother said, but aldonza ignored the comm
the telephone rang. aldonza’s friend eva was calling to ask if aldonza could help he what to wear to the school dance. “i can’t, i’m too busy,” said aldonza. eva seemed up she said goodbye. aldonza sighed, grabbed two cookies, and started for her room.

1. aldonza needs to decide:______

Explanation:

Aldonza has multiple commitments: a paper due Friday, skating class, early basketball practice, babysitting, and a friend asking for help with dance attire. She also skips dinner and is tired. The key decision is about organizing her time to balance these activities, including possibly making time for dinner and rest, and deciding which tasks to prioritize or how to schedule them.

Answer:

How to effectively manage her time to balance her academic (paper), extracurricular (skating class, basketball practice), personal (babysitting, helping friend, having dinner, resting) commitments. (Or a more specific decision like "whether to make time for dinner and rest amidst her busy schedule" or "how to prioritize her tasks: paper, skating, basketball, babysitting, helping Eva, and having dinner".)