unit 4: Health and environmental responsibility

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what is health

a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease

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name 3 health determinants

  • physical health

  • mental health

  • social well being

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what does personal health behaviour refer to

patterns of behaviour that affect learners health currently and as they develop into adults

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health behaviour includes.. (5)

  • sleeping 8 hours a day

  • maintaining a well balanced diet

  • regular physical activity

  • avoiding the use of drugs and alcohol

    • appropriate use of legal medication

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name 6 environmental challenges south africa faces

  • inadequate water and sanitation systems

  • overcrowded communities

  • insufficient safe and clean fuels for domestic use

  • pollution

  • lack of adequate health facilities

    • scientific ignorance towards traditional medicine

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2 factors affecting health

  • lifestyle and behaviour

  • environmental and health care services

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name 3 key roles in enabling an IP learner to increase control over their health

  • life skills teachers

  • school health policies

  • government health services

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what 5 things are key to approaching and teaching health and environmental responsibility

  • Participation

  • Awareness

  • skills

  • attitudes

  • knowledge

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what is the resilience and risk theory

A risk factor such as poverty can increase the susceptibility to disease and environment

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what is the social learning theory

health behavioural change is the result of reciprocal relationships between the environment, personal factors and behaviour

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what is the cognitive problem solving theory

a continuous active process whereby learners are challenged to apply critical thinking skills to solve problems

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what is the social influence theory

the social influence of individuals or groups improves behaviours

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what is the multiple intelligence theory

the facilitation of learning by stimulating different intelligences

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what is the constructivists psychology theory

the learner gains knowledge, reflects analytically on the experience and imagines how to apply the learning in real life situations