Question

1. how do concerns about violence impact community health? (ch 2)

a. increase opportunities for physical activity
b. reduces anxiety
c. lowers risk of health conditions
d. increases stress

1. what does the acronym smart goal mean? (ch 2)

a. simple, measurable, accurate, realistic, timed
b. specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time - bound
c. smart, motivated, active, ready, thorough
d. strategic, manageable, appropriate, reliable, timeless

1. which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication? (ch 3)

a. spoken word
b. tone of voice
c. written letter
d. social media post

1. which of the following is an effective nonverbal refusal skill? (ch 3)

a. avoiding eye contact
b. talking quietly
c. saying no
d. standing up straight

Explanation:

• Question 5: Concerns about violence typically lead to increased stress in a community. Physical activity opportunities are not increased by violence concerns. Anxiety is more likely to increase rather than reduce. The risk of health conditions (like stress - related illnesses) may increase, not lower.
• Question 6: The SMART goal acronym stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time - bound. Option a has "Accurate" instead of "Achievable". Option c has incorrect words. Option d has words that do not match the SMART criteria.
• Question 7: Non - verbal communication includes elements like tone of voice. Spoken words (a) and written letters (c) are verbal (written is a form of verbal communication as it conveys language). Social media posts (d) are also a form of written/verbal communication.
• Question 8: Standing up straight can be a non - verbal refusal skill as it shows confidence. Avoiding eye contact (a) may show indecision. Talking quietly (b) is more of a verbal aspect (volume) and may not be a strong refusal. Saying no (c) is a verbal refusal.

Answer:

1. d. Increases stress
2. b. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time - bound
3. b. Tone of voice
4. d. Standing up straight