The Process of Selective Choice Represents a Hierarchy

question 39

Multiple Choice

The process of selective choice represents a hierarchy. The four stages of selectivity are:

• A) Attention, comprehension, acceptance and retention
• B) Accumulation, comprehensive, acceptance and renovation
• C) Accuracy, comprehension, acceptance and retention
• D) Accuracy, comprehensive, acceptance and renovation

Identify strategies to improve dietary habits and behavior change.

Recognize the importance of empathy and congruence in the counselor-client relationship.

Evaluate the influence of the counselor-client relationship on counseling outcomes.

Analyze the role of nutrition knowledge in dietary quality and behavior.

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Definitions:

Morality

A set of principles or standards of behavior that guide the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.

Ethics

The branch of philosophy that deals with issues of right and wrong in human affairs.

Truth

Conformity to fact or reality; an accurate representation of matters as they are.

Stability

The state of being steadfast and unchanging, commonly referred to in economic, financial, and social contexts to denote consistency and reliability.