Question

7 which of the following accurately describes mental - health disorders? a. they increase the likelihood of cancer b. they impact on daily activities, like eating and sleeping c. they cannot be treated d. they are the same as emotions
8 how do you know if you have consent from another person? a. someone has said yes to the question in the past b. someone said yes and then changed their mind c. someone has said yes for that specific situation d. someone has said yes to other people
9 how does technology benefit ones health? a. it increases passive screen time b. it decreases active screen time c. it provided potential solutions and access to information d. it replaces the need for doctors
10 which of the following should not be considered when making a health/fitness plan? a. any illness or injuries b. the ability of others c. family history d. current levels of fitness
11 why is education important for lifelong health? a. higher education can be expensive b. there are limited benefits to a good education c. health information can only be accessed in a school setting d. education leads to a good career that can provide access to quality health services
12 why might the social norms of a community differ? a. it is not clear what the norms are b. people in a community can be diverse, and their individual situations can vary c. there must be a similar religion to have a single set of norms d. norms are the same as laws, and some people dont follow laws.
13 how does one develop their ethics/morals over time? a. morals come entirely from a persons family. b. everyone gets morals primarily from religious organizations c. individuals reject the morals they

Explanation:

• Question 7: Mental - health disorders impact daily activities like eating and sleeping. They don't necessarily increase cancer likelihood, can be treated, and are not the same as emotions.
• Question 8: Consent is given when someone says yes for a specific situation. Past yes - responses or yes - responses to others don't imply consent for a new situation, and changing one's mind means consent is withdrawn.
• Question 9: Technology benefits health by providing potential solutions and access to information. Increasing passive screen - time is a negative, and it doesn't decrease active screen - time or replace doctors.
• Question 10: When making a health/fitness plan, the ability of others is not relevant. Illnesses/injuries, family history, and current fitness levels are important.
• Question 11: Education is important for lifelong health because it can lead to a good career that provides access to quality health services. Higher education can be expensive, but that's not a reason for its importance in health; there are many benefits to good education, and health information is not only accessible in school.
• Question 12: Social norms of a community might differ because people in a community are diverse and their individual situations vary. Norms are not always clear, but this isn't the main reason for differences; similar religion doesn't always mean a single set of norms, and norms are not the same as laws.
• Question 13: One develops ethics/morals over time through a combination of factors, not just family or religious organizations, and individuals don't just reject morals.

Answer:

• Question 7: B. They impact on daily activities, like eating and sleeping
• Question 8: C. Someone has said yes for that specific situation
• Question 9: C. It provides potential solutions and access to information
• Question 10: B. The ability of others
• Question 11: D. Education leads to a good career that can provide access to quality health services
• Question 12: B. People in a community can be diverse, and their individual situations can vary
• Question 13: None of the above (as the provided options are inaccurate)