Life Course Models Use Biographical Data to Substantiate the Models

question 59

Multiple Choice

Life course models use biographical data to substantiate the models, but sometimes people cannot accurately remember events in their past, or they may interpret them differently in the present. This is an example of

• A) participant bias
• B) volunteer bias
• C) self-selection bias
• D) selective bias
• E) process bias

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Definitions:

Aboriginal Medicine Wheel

A holistic healing tool embodying the knowledge, traditions, and practices of Indigenous peoples, symbolizing the interconnection of all aspects of life.

Holistic View

An approach that considers the whole person, including their physical, mental, social, and spiritual aspects, rather than focusing on individual parts.

Physical, Emotional, Intellectual

Attributes or dimensions of wellbeing that include bodily health, emotional resilience and regulation, and cognitive abilities and knowledge.

Illness

A highly personal state in which the person feels unhealthy or ill, may or may not be related to disease.