lesson 1 taking responsibility for your health begins with a commitment to take charge of your...
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Lesson 1
Taking responsibility for your health begins with a commitment to take charge of your actions and behaviors
in a way that reduces risks and promotes wellness.
Building Health Skills
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Demonstrate communication skills in building and maintaining healthy relationships.
Demonstrate refusal strategies and conflict resolution skills.
Apply self-management strategies.
Analyze influences on behavior.
Develop evaluation criteria for health information.
In this lesson, you will learn to:
Lesson Objectives
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The first step in taking responsibility for your health is to develop health skills.
Health Skills
Building Health Skills
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Interpersonal Communication
One of the traits of a health-literate individual is having effective communication skills. Interpersonal communication involves not only making yourself heard but also being a good listener.
Effective communication skills involve:
Clearly saying what you mean.
Paying attention to how you say something.
Being a good listener.
Interpersonal Skills
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Refusal skills can be used to handle situations in which you are asked do something that you know is harmful or wrong.
Sometimes you must reinforce your decision to say no.
Say NO in a firm voice.
Explain why.
Suggest alternatives.
Use appropriate body language.
Leave if necessary.
Refusal Skills
Interpersonal Skills
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In addition to practicing effective refusal skills, it is important to develop and apply strategies for dealing with conflicts or disagreements and avoiding violence.
The key to conflict resolution is respecting others’ rights and your own.
Conflict Resolution Skills
Interpersonal Skills
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Steps When Dealing with a Conflict Situation
Interpersonal Skills
Take time to calm down and think through the situation.
When discussing the conflict, speak calmly and listen attentively, asking questions when appropriate.
Use a polite tone and try to brainstorm solutions where no one loses respect.
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Practicing Healthful Behaviors
Self-Management Skills
Eat nutritious foods.
Get regular medical and dental checkups.
Express your feelings in healthful ways.
Build your self-esteem.
Maintain healthy relationships.
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Managing Stress
Stress, the body’s and mind’s reactions to everyday demands, is a natural part of life.
Learning stress management will become increasingly important as you assume more responsibility for your health and take on additional roles as an adult.
Self-Management Skills
Lesson 1 Analyzing Influences
Factors Influencing Your Health
Internal influences include your knowledge, values, likes, dislikes, and desires.
These are based on your experiences and your perspective on life.
Internal Influences External Influences
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Parents, guardians, and other trusted adults
Library resources
Reliable Internet sites
Newspapers and magazines
Government agencies and health organizations
Reliable Sources of Health Information
Accessing Information
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Advocacy enables you to positively influence the health of those around you.
You can help others become informed and publicly support health causes that concern and interest you.
Encouraging family, friends, peers, and community members to practice healthful behaviors is one way to practice health advocacy.
What Is Advocacy?
Advocacy
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1. Stress management
2. Character
3. Interpersonal communication
4. Advocacy
Q. _____ is a responsible role in which
you influence others’ health behaviors.
Choose the appropriate option.
Quick Review
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A. Advocacy is a responsible role in which you influence others’ health behaviors.
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Provide a short answer to the question given below.
Q. List five refusal strategies.
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A. Five refusal strategies:
1. Say NO in a firm voice.
2. Explain why.
3. Suggest alternatives.
4. Use appropriate body language.
5. Leave if necessary.
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Provide a short answer to the question given below.
Q. What is stress management? Identify three ways to reduce
the effects of stress.
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A. Stress management is a way of dealing with or overcoming
the negative effects of stress. Some strategies for managing stress are:
Engaging in physical activity
Listening to soothing music
Managing time effectively
Taking a warm bath
Laughing
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What are two ways you could show support for a health cause or organization?
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Provide a suitable explanation.
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A. Correct! Advocacy is a responsible role in which you
influence others’ health behaviors.
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Lesson 1 Analyzing Influences
Factors Influencing Your Health
Internal Influences External Influences
External influences come from outside sources.
These include your family, your friends and peers, your environment, your culture, laws, and the media.
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The first step in taking responsibility for your health is to develop health skills.
Health Skills
Building Health Skills
A health skill is a specific tool and strategy that helps you maintain, protect, and improve all aspects of your health.
A health skill is a specific tool and strategy that helps you maintain, protect, and improve all aspects of your health.
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One of the traits of a health-literate individual is having effective communication skills. Interpersonal communication involves not only making yourself heard but also being a good listener.
Effective communication skills involve:
Clearly saying what you mean.
Paying attention to how you say something.
Being a good listener.
Interpersonal Communication
Interpersonal Skills
Interpersonal communication is the exchange of thoughts, feelings, and beliefs between two or more people.
Interpersonal communication is the exchange of thoughts, feelings, and beliefs between two or more people.
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Refusal skills can be used to handle situations in which you are asked do something that you know is harmful or wrong.
Sometimes you must reinforce your decision to say no.
Say NO in a firm voice.
Explain why.
Suggest alternatives.
Use appropriate body language.
Leave if necessary.
Refusal Skills
Interpersonal Skills
A refusal skill is a communication strategy that can help you say no when you are urged to take part in behaviors that are unsafe or unhealthful, or that go against your values.
A refusal skill is a communication strategy that can help you say no when you are urged to take part in behaviors that are unsafe or unhealthful, or that go against your values.
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Conflict Resolution Skills
Interpersonal Skills
Conflict resolution is the process of ending a conflict through cooperation and problem solving.
Conflict resolution is the process of ending a conflict through cooperation and problem solving.
In addition to practicing effective refusal skills, it is important to develop and apply strategies for dealing with conflicts or disagreements and avoiding violence.
The key to conflict resolution is respecting others’ rights and your own.
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Stress, the body’s and mind’s reactions to everyday demands, is a natural part of life.
Learning stress management will become increasingly important as you assume more responsibility for your health and take on additional roles as an adult.
Managing Stress
Self-Management Skills
Stress management is a way of dealing with or overcoming the negative effects of stress.
Stress management is a way of dealing with or overcoming the negative effects of stress.
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Advocacy enables you to positively influence the health of those around you.
You can help others become informed and publicly support health causes that concern and interest you.
Encouraging family, friends, peers, and community members to practice healthful behaviors is one way to practice health advocacy.
What Is Advocacy?
Advocacy
Advocacy is taking action to influence others to address a health-related concern or to support a health-related belief.
Advocacy is taking action to influence others to address a health-related concern or to support a health-related belief.