Primary Prevention Is Based on the Premise That More Health

question 15

Multiple Choice

Primary prevention is based on the premise that more health services will result in better health. Which of the following is an example of primary prevention?

• A) A smoking cessation program
• B) Radiation therapy for lung cancer
• C) Care at a long-term care facility
• D) Hospice care

Distinguish between the concepts of sexism, gender equality, and social prejudices within the context of feminism.

Understand the importance of diversity and intersectionality in feminist psychology.

Recognize the role of feminist movements in achieving gender equality in education and employment.

Appreciate the influence of societal norms and dominant group beliefs on gender roles and identities.

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Definitions:

Employment

The condition of having paid work, or the relationship between an employer and an employee where the employee provides labor in exchange for compensation.

Collective Decision Making

The process where a group comes together to make decisions as a unit, sharing input and considering multiple viewpoints.

Work-Related Stress

Stress experienced by employees due to work demands or environment that exceeds their capacity to cope.

Definition Of Work

A description or measure of tasks, activities, and responsibilities assigned to an individual or team, often in exchange for payment.