A Preoccupation with Drinking Would Be an Example of the _______

question 85

Multiple Choice

A preoccupation with drinking would be an example of the _______ component of the criteria used to define alcoholism.

• A) psychological-behavioural
• B) social
• C) physical
• D) cultural

Understand the process of writing clear and measurable objectives for nutrition education interventions.

Recognize the benefits of conducting theory-based nutrition interventions.

Identify sources of information for conducting needs assessments when direct contact with the target audience is unavailable.

Understand where effective nutrition interventions can be implemented within the community.

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Definitions:

Moral-Hazard Problem

A situation where one party engages in risky behavior knowing that it is protected against the consequences, often because another party bears the cost of those actions.

Moral-Hazard Problem

The moral-hazard problem arises in situations where one party's willingness to take risks is increased because the negative consequences of those risks will be borne by another party.

Principal-Agent Problem

A dilemma in economics where one party (agent) is supposed to act in the best interest of another (principal) but may have a tendency to act in their own interest.

Asymmetric Information

A situation in which one party in a transaction has more or superior information compared to the other.