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| to convince a person that one particular brand is better than another |
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| Glittering Generality Appeal |
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| exagerated appeal, believe a product will take care of their needs |
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convince a person will have a certain image by using a particular service or product |
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| implies that everyone is using a particular product |
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a certain brand will make you more attractive |
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| the latest and greatest is the best |
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| Scientific Evidence Appeal |
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| this uses data from test to convince you one product is better than another |
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| something that sticks in your mind, contains a "hook" |
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| think that they will get something for nothing |
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| spokesman who promotes a product |
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| the abiltity to indirectly sway an opinion, choice, or outcome |
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| How to Analyze Influences on Health |
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1. Identify people and things that may influence you. 2. Evaluate how this affects health behavior and decisions. 3. Choose the positive influences on health. 4. Protect yourself from negative influences. |
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| forms of mass communication |
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| paid announcement about a product |
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| high-tech/modern equipment to communicate |
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| arts, beliefs, customs that make up a way of life for a group of people at a certain time |
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| skill of being able to recognize and evaluate the influence of the media |
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| the condition of a person's body |
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| the condition of a person's mind and the ways that a person expresses feelings |
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| the condition of a person's relationships with family members and with others |
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| Factors That Affect Health Status |
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1. Health knowlege 2. Accessing health information, products, and services 3. Behaviors 4. Influences such as culture, media, and technology 5. Communication skills 6. Decisions involve choices 7. Health advocacy skills 8. Heredity 9. Your Environment 10. Random Events |
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| the information and understanding a person has about health |
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the sum of the positive and negative influences on a person's health and well-being |
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| the ways in which a person chooses to share feelings, thoughts, and information with others |
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| methods a person can use to say no to an action or situation that could damage health status |
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| Conflict-Resolution Skills |
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| steps that you can take to settle a disagreement in a responsible way |
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a person who influences the health behavior and decisions of others and advances certain health-related beliefs and concerns |
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| something that increases the odds of a positive outcome |
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| something that increases the odds of a negative outcome |
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| a chance that has an unknown outcome |
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| a chance that a person takes after carefully considering all possible outcomes |
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| a chance that, after weighing all the possible outcomes, you decide is not worth it |
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| an incident over which a person has little or no control |
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the quality of life that results from a person's health status |
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| a scale that shows the range in quality of life |
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| a general idea formed from an understanding of health knowledge |
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| a person who demonstrates the skills of effective communication, self-directed learning, critical thinking (and problem solving) and responsible citizenship |
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| How to Attain Health Literacy |
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1. Effective Communication 2. Self-directed learning 3. Critical thinking 4. Responsible citizenship |
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| How to Access Health Information, Products, and Services |
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1. Identify health information, products, and services you need. 2. Find health information, products, and services. 3. Evaluate health information, products, and services. 4. Take action when health information is misleading. |
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