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Course: HNFE 4644, Spring 2008School: Virginia Tech
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Format HNFE Exam 4644 REVIEW Final Exam Exam is comprehensive covering material from readings & lecture throughout the semester 75 multiple choice & T/F questions; 5-7 short answer You will use the scan sheets for multiple choice and T/F (BRING #2 pencil) Suggested Study strategies: 1) Review and know quiz content All quizzes (available online and Quiz #3 contents included at end of this list)...
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HNFE Exam 4644 REVIEW Final Exam
Exam is comprehensive covering material from readings & lecture throughout the semester 75 multiple choice & T/F questions; 5-7 short answer You will use the scan sheets for multiple choice and T/F (BRING #2 pencil)
Suggested Study strategies:
1) Review and know quiz content All quizzes (available online and Quiz #3 contents included at end of this list) 2) Behavior Modification & Individual Behavior Theories Know the steps of behavior modification & definitions (antecedents, interventions, consequences, etc) Know the individual theories, define the constructs of each and be able to explain how each hypothesize behavior change 3) Define Health, Health Promotion and Health Counseling
4) Purviews of health counseling
5) Typical or necessary skills for health counseling
6) Definitions from ethics lecture: Ethics, Morality, Ethical principles
7) Define goals? What are the properties of goals? What are the different types of goals?
8) What is a behavior contract? When/why is it used?
9) Define relapse & lapse
10) What is relapse prevention?
11) What are the intervention strategies for relapse?
12) What are the global strategies for relapse?
13) Define maintenance? How does relapse/lapse relate to maintenance?
14) Define EBM. How does it apply to health counseling? What 15) is the community guide? What is the supporting evidence for physical activity interventions?
16) Define Disparities, Race, Ethnicity, Culture, & Acculturation, Ethnocentrism, Ethnosensitivity, Cultural Competence
1) What are the 3 frameworks used to understand culture and health?
2) What are the criteria for substance dependence? Substance abuse? What makes a behavior an addiction?
3) What are the strategies to reduce smoking (ETS, initiation and cessation)
4) What are the main types of eating disorders (characteristics, health outcomes, etc)? What are typical treatment options for those with eating disorders?
5) What is successful aging?
6) What are some of the key problems/issues we discussed for the elderly?
7) What is the role of PA, Nutrition and social support for the elderly?
8) What is palliative care? Hospice? DNRs and living wills?
9) Define social support. What are the types of social support? Be able to give examples of the different types.
10) What is ecotherapy?
11) Name the common strategies used for stress management. What is the overall goal with stress management? Be able to discuss in detail a couple of strategies (e.g. biofeedback, cognitive restructuring, meditation)
What is ecotherapy? When might ecotherpay be helpful to a client?
12) How do religion and spirituality relate to health?
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