The Generation of Statistics That Estimate Indicators Such as Incidence

question 2

Multiple Choice

The generation of statistics that estimate indicators such as incidence, prevalence, morbidity, and mortality helps policy makers establish national health priorities. These numbers often reveal:

• A) Many communicable diseases still exist in communities.
• B) Disparities in community environments.
• C) More data needs to be collected to accurately assess communities.
• D) 45 clinical preventive services are needed.

Understand the concept of conformity and its impact on behavior.

Recognize the role of social facilitation and how the presence of others affects individual performance.

Identify the difference between informational and normative social influences.

Explain the concept of deindividuation and its effects on individual behavior.

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Definitions:

Implied Trust

A trust formed by the law from the conduct or circumstances of the parties involved, rather than by explicit written agreement.

Created

Brought into existence or formed out of nothing.

Testamentary Capacity

The legal ability of a person to make a valid will, usually involving being of sound mind and of certain age.

Testator

An individual who has made a will or testament in which they name one or more persons to manage their estate and provide for the transfer of their property at death.