Chapter 06 Life-Situation Interventions: Intrapersonal Answer Key
Multiple Choice Questions
1. | An intrapersonal matter is between:
A. | you and other people you know. |
D. | you and other people you do not know. |
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2. | Which of the following is a reason for being malnourished?
A. | Eating too little of the recommended foods |
B. | Eating too much of the recommended foods |
C. | Ingesting some nutrients in inappropriate amounts |
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3. | Which of the following foods is high in saturated fats?
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4. | Which of the following is an eating disorder that involves self-imposed starvation?
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5. | Food substances that produce a stress-like response are known as:
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6. | Examples of sympathomimetics include all the following EXCEPT:
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7. | Which of the following conditions can result from a deficiency of the vitamin B complex and vitamin C?
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8. | A condition in which bones become weak and brittle and the sufferer is at an increased risk for fractures is known as:
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9. | A condition of low blood sugar is known as:
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10. | All of the following can be effects of unpleasant noise EXCEPT:
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11. | Noise that helps you relax and also drowns out other sounds that may interfere with relaxation is called:
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12. | A word used for focusing in some forms of meditation is called a _____.
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13. | The presence of significant others with whom one can discuss stressors is called _____.
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14. | Daily interactions with the environment that are essentially negative are known as _____.
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15. | Positive events that make us feel good are known as _____.
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16. | According to Lazarus:
A. | significant life changes are more harmful than daily hassles. |
B. | daily hassles are more harmful than significant life changes. |
C. | absence of uplifts is related to ill health. |
D. | hassles are not harmful. |
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17. | Which of the following has been found to be associated with depression and a three times greater chance of dying in older men?
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18. | Which of the following is an example of bulimic behavior?
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19. | What percentage of American adults have prehypertension?
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20. | Excess body fat can increase the risk for _____.
C. | post-menopausal breast cancer |
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21. | Which of the following noises registers at around 85 decibels, the noise level at which stress responses usually start to develop?
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True / False Questions
22. | Diets high in saturated fats increase the amount of cholesterol in the blood. TRUE |
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23. | Although it is desirable to control body weight, an overemphasis on dieting can itself be unhealthy. TRUE |
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24. | Diet books conform to our desire to lose weight. However, some diets are unhealthy and can lead to even more stress. TRUE |
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25. | Chronic stress can deplete the vitamins we take into our bodies. TRUE |
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26. | Stress can interfere with calcium absorption in the intestines. TRUE |
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27. | Body mass index (BMI) is the only measure of obesity. FALSE |
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28. | Waist-hip ratio has been linked to the development of hypertension. TRUE |
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29. | Success does not lead to improved self-esteem. FALSE |
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30. | "Unique stressors" are defined as those that a person experiences often. FALSE |
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31. | Healthy foods are low in saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, and added sugar. TRUE |
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32. | Almost 11 percent of Americans aged 20 and older have diabetes. TRUE |
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33. | One out of every four women and one out of every two men aged 50 and over will have an osteoporosis-related fracture in their lifetime. FALSE |
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