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Health (Ans- State of physical, mental and social functioning that realizes the potential of which a person is capable Wellness (Ans- State toward a higher level of functioning- improved physical and mental health state Illness (Ans- Social construct in which people are in an imbalanced, unsustainable relationship with their environment and are failing in ability to survive and create higher quality of life Disease (Ans- failure of a persons adaptive mechanisms to adequately cou...

Health is... Correct Answer-"a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" (WHO) Ways people view their health: Correct Answer-Clinical -- absence of disease, illness, or symptoms Functional -- ability to perform as expected in social/work roles Adaptive -- ability to adapt to environment and stressors, maintain stability Eudaimonistic -- ideal state o human nature, exuberant well-being, ability to achieve high...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...

Define health Correct Answer-a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity Define public health Correct Answer-the science of protecting and improving the health of families and communities through promotion of healthy lifestyles, research for disease and injury prevention and detection and control of infectious diseases Define global health Correct Answer-health problems, issues, and concerns that transcend national boundari...

Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brie

HPAT Vocabulary Latest 2024 Graded A+ Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gen...

HPAT vocabulary | 185 Questions and Answers 100% Correct Latest Updated Scornful - Correct Answer Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt - Correct Answer The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision - Correct Answer Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant - Correct Answer Full of energy/excitement Assertive - Correct Answer Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing - Correct Answer Having executive control or aut...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...

According to the author, Picasso's artistic achievements were in large part the result of his: correct answers D. Learning to work with apparent spontaneity In referring to "this transformation", the author implicitly accepts Apollinaire's judgment that Picasso "was able to convert himself into the first type of artist", an "unreflective virtuoso", by consciously acquiring a childlike style. That is, the author attributes Picasso's artistic achievements to his success in learning "...