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Which of the following is commonly used as a home remedy for promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety?

Chamomile tea

People with higher levels of Subjective Well-Being (SWB) generally experience:

Better physical health

What is the life expectancy in the United States?

78 Years

In traditional Western European and North American medicine, health was historically understood in terms of:

4 humors

Reactance, a factor associated with anti-vaccination attitudes, refers to:

A negative reaction to perceived threats to personal freedom

Which factor did the Harvard Study of Adult Development find to be most important for long-term happiness?

Close relationships

What cultural factor is associated with greater mask usage during the coronavirus pandemic?

Collectivism

Which of the following is a consequence of stereotyping HIV as a disease that only affects certain groups?

Delayed response and attention to other affected populations

In a remote village affected by Ebola, traditional burial practices involve washing and touching the deceased. Health professionals advise against these practices to prevent the spread of the virus. What is the best approach for the health professionals to take to gain the villagers' compliance?

Educate the villagers on the risks and offer alternative practices that respect their traditions

Subjective well-being refers to:

Feelings of happiness and life satisfaction

What was HIV originally called when it was first identified?

GRID: Gay-Related Immune Deficiency

According to the biomedical model, which of the following is a primary cause of disease?

Genetic abnormalities

Which of the following is NOT a benefit associated with higher levels of SWB?

Increased artery blockage

Mark has been feeling isolated and does not have a strong social network. Based on the Alameda County Study, which health issue might he be at higher risk for?

Increased risk of premature death

Which of the following best describes the health impact of a Western diet?

It is linked to higher rates of obesity, heart disease, and diabetes

How did the initial name GRID contribute to homophobia and stigma related to HIV/AIDS?

It suggested that HIV/AIDS only affected gay men

Which term describes subtle, often unintentional, discriminatory comments or actions directed at a marginalized group?

Microaggression

Sarah is a 45-year-old woman who exercises regularly, maintains a healthy weight, and avoids smoking. According to the findings of the Alameda County Study, which of the following is she most likely to experience?

Reduced risk of chronic diseases

Which of the following behaviors was identified as beneficial in the Alameda County Study?

Regular physical activity

Maria has a positive outlook on life and high levels of SWB. During flu season, she is less likely to contract the virus. What is the most likely reason for this?

She has a stronger immune system

What was a key finding of the Alameda County Study regarding social relationships?

Strong social ties are linked to better health outcomes

A country with less corruption is likely to have citizens with higher:

Subjective well-being

How can cultural beliefs and practices affect the spread of diseases like Ebola?

They can both hinder and help disease control efforts

Which cultural practice can hinder the control of Ebola?

Traditional burial practices involving close contact with the deceased

Which of the following best describes the biomedical model's approach to treatment?

Using medication and surgery to treat physical causes of disease

Raw Bok choy is often consumed for its health benefits. Which of the following is a known benefit of consuming raw Bok choy?

Improved eye health due to high vitamin A content

What is one way health professionals can improve compliance in treating Ebola?

Incorporating cultural understanding and sensitivity into their approach

Vicarious discrimination refers to:

Observing or being aware of discrimination happening to others

According to the biomedical model, what is the role of pathogens in disease?

Pathogens are a primary cause of disease

The biomedical model, which is prevalent in the U.S., primarily focuses on:

Physical and biological factors

In the context of the biomedical model, physical insults refer to:

Physical injuries or harm to the body

Increased hate crimes, microaggressions, and vicarious discrimination experienced by Asians during the pandemic are associated with:

Poorer physical and mental health

Which country has the highest maternal mortality rate among industrialized nations?

United States

Individuals with lower levels of SWB are more likely to experience:

Higher susceptibility to viruses

The immigrant paradox refers to the phenomenon where:

Immigrants have better health outcomes than expected, despite facing socioeconomic disadvantages

What is the maternal mortality rate in the United States?

23.8 per 100,000 live births

Which of the following health concepts is associated with traditional Chinese medicine?

Yin and Yang

Which country has the highest life expectancy?

Monaco

Which home remedy involves placing a coin inside your shoe, and what is it believed to treat?

Nickel in your shoe for foot pain relief

Which of the following is a significant predictor of subjective well-being?

Social support