Are Long-Standing Behaviors That Increase One's Chances of a Disability

question 75

Multiple Choice

are long-standing behaviors that increase one's chances of a disability.

• A) Risk factors
• B) Personal factors
• C) Extraindividual factors
• D) Intraindividual factors

Understand the significance of social justice and empowerment in advancing agendas for social and economic change.

Understand basic medical abbreviations and terminology related to musculoskeletal terms.

Recognize different types of medical interventions and their terminologies.

Comprehend the anatomy and physiology of the musculoskeletal system.

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Definitions:

Anger

An emotional response to a real or imagined threat or provocation

Suicide Note

A suicide note is a message left by an individual who intends to take their own life, often explaining the reasons behind the decision or expressing last thoughts to loved ones.

Control Over Events

The extent to which individuals believe they have power over outcomes and events in their lives, a concept often related to locus of control.

Entity Theorists

Entity theorists believe that personal qualities, such as intelligence and ability, are fixed and cannot change significantly over time.