Like Dwayne and Robin in the Real-World Profile, college student Amari perceives that his good health will persist independently of his behaviors. This belief is:
A) not a problem, because it both is accurate and is beneficial.
B) potentially hazardous for inaccuracy and risks of accidents.
C) dangerous mainly by raising his short-term risks for illness.
D) not accurate but harmless since the perception is beneficial.
Question 2
Most college students rate their health as good to excellent; that perception
A) is accurate-individuals in this age group have lower morbidity and mortality.
B) is accurate for college women but not for college men, who experience poorer health.
C) is not accurate-individuals in this age group experience more health problems than older adults.
D) is true only for those college students who do not consume any alcohol.
Nursing Student
World oil reserves
teaching children about some of the world’s environmental problems
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North American temperate deciduous forest. Forest soil profile at right.