 |  A Wellness Way of Life, 5/e Gwen Robbins,
Ball State University
Debbie Powers,
Ball State University
Sharon Burgess,
Ball State University
Planning Wellness for a Lifetime
Chapter Objectives1.Define quackery and list six of its nine common characteristics. |
| | | 2.Identify the four premises on which corporate wellness programs are based, and give examples of wellness programs that corporations might offer their employees. |
| | | 3.Describe three ways parents can foster wellness habits in their children, and give two examples of behaviors within each dimension of wellness that parents can develop in a young child. |
| | | 4.List five guidelines for wearing a seat belt properly. |
| | | 5.List two responsible precautions that you can take to minimize your risk of injury/trouble in each of the following situations: a. Walking alone on campus at night, b. Apartment or home fire, c. In the home, d. In a hotel, e. On an airplane |
| | | 6.Describe seven responsible precautions you can take to minimize your risk of being attacked, assaulted, or robbed. |
| | | 7.Identify three trends and describe how they will affect wellness in the future. |
| | | 8.Identify and describe three future challenges we face in regard to wellness. |
| | | 9.List six environmental concerns that may affect our wellness. |
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