Answer to Question 1
Predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors.
Answer to Question 2
Positive self-talk can improve self-esteem and eliminate the chronic, nagging stress that destroys people from the inside out. Your thoughts generate your feelings. Thinking negative thoughts about yourself affects your self-esteem. The results are negative, stress-producing emotions such as guilt, anger, anxiety, and fear. Conversely, thinking positively about these learning experiences affects your self-esteem similarly, but in a positive way. As a result, your stress-reducing emotions are positive, including happiness, peace of mind, confidence, and self-control. Mental health professionals promote the conscious use of positive self-talk as a powerful force for changing the way individuals think, feel, and act.
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Factors affecting vital signs of older adults
The Increasing Cost of Health Care, 1960–2010
Variations Affecting Health Care Among Different Cultures
Prevalence of good health in Canadians aged 65 years and older