A Large Region Identifiable by Several Topographic or Geological Traits

question 15

Multiple Choice

A large region identifiable by several topographic or geological traits is known as a

• A) topographic region.
• B) ecoregion.
• C) physiographic province.
• D) biome.

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Definitions:

High-Risk Approach

A strategy focusing on the prevention or mitigation of risks by identifying and managing those most likely to experience negative outcomes or posses high-risk factors.

Universal Approach

An approach to prevention programs designed to include all individuals in a certain geographical area (for example, the neighbourhood, the city, the province) or a certain setting (for example, school, the workplace, a public housing complex).

Promotion/Prevention Programs

Initiatives designed to enhance positive health behaviors and outcomes (promotion) while reducing the risk or impact of negative health conditions or behaviors (prevention).

Better Beginnings Program

A community-based early intervention program designed to support children's health, development, and well-being from a young age.