Question

1. which of the following is not part of active listening? (ch 3)

a. reflecting the persons feelings
b. making eye contact
c. paraphrasing the message
d. thinking about what you will say next

1. the addictive toxic substance present in all tobacco products is called (ch 11)

a. carcinogen
b. carbon monoxide
c. adrenaline
d. nicotine

1. which of the following is not an effective self - management strategy to help stop using nicotine? (ch 11)

a. setting a \quit date\
b. pushing yourself if you slip up
c. asking friends and family to support your efforts

1. what does the term gras stand for? (ch 11)

a. good resources are safe
b. government regulated and standardized
c. generally recognized as safe
d. genetically revised and secure

Explanation:

• Question 9: Active listening involves being fully present and engaged in the communication. Reflecting feelings (a), making eye contact (b), and paraphrasing (c) are all part of active listening as they show engagement and understanding. Thinking about what to say next (d) indicates a lack of full - attention on the speaker, which is not part of active listening.
• Question 10: Nicotine is the addictive substance in tobacco. Carcinogens (a) are cancer - causing substances (not the addictive one). Carbon monoxide (b) is a harmful gas in tobacco smoke but not addictive. Adrenaline (c) is a hormone in the body, not in tobacco.
• Question 11: Pushing yourself if you slip up (b) is not an effective self - management strategy. It can lead to feelings of failure and demotivation. Setting a quit date (a) gives a clear goal, and asking for support (c) provides external motivation.
• Question 12: GRAS stands for "Generally Recognized As Safe". It is a term used in the food industry to denote substances that are considered safe for consumption.

Answer:

1. d. Thinking about what you will say next
2. d. Nicotine
3. b. Pushing yourself if you slip up
4. c. Generally Recognized As Safe