What Is the Difference Between 'Endemic' and 'Epidemic' Diseases

question 52

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between 'endemic' and 'epidemic' diseases?

• A) Endemic diseases last longer than epidemic diseases.
• B) Endemic diseases are native to a given population or area and exist in some kind of balance with their hosts, while epidemic diseases are/do not.
• C) Endemic diseases affect individuals, while epidemics affect populations.
• D) Endemic diseases affect populations, while epidemics affect individuals.
• E) There is no difference.

Recognize the stages of change model and its significance in behavioral change.

Identify the characteristics and actions relevant to each stage in the stages of change model.

Analyze scenarios to determine which stage of change an individual is in.

Acknowledge the importance of perceptions of control over the outcome in changing behavior.

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