Discuss three common reasons used to explain the current high rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: (Any three of the following)
• Shame and embarrassment may prevent infected people from seeking diagnosis and treatment. They may continue to be sexually active, thus infecting their partners.
• People may not be comfortable communicating with partners about using condoms.
• Many people have casual attitudes about sex without consideration of the consequences.
• In spite of massive educational efforts, there is still ignorance about infections, transmission of those infections, and the asymptomatic nature of many STIs.
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A. It usually begins at 50. B. It occurs over a shorter period than menstruation. C. It may involve loss of muscle mass and increase in fat mass. D. It can be treated with testosterone replacement therapy in younger men.
Which of these is a commonly used psychobiological tool used during exercise?
A. Profile of Mood States B. The mood states thermometer C. Borg RPE D. Heart rate monitor
Which suggestion is more likely to enhance your exercise compliance?
A. Be a chronic exerciser. B. Exercise in the same place. C. Exercise in silence whenever possible. D. Conduct periodic fitness assessments. E. Accept a certain amount of pain and discomfort.
Which of the following is the best advice for someone wanting to gain weight?
A. Drink protein drinks, especially at breakfast. B. Substitute milkshakes for other beverages. C. Add two to three healthy snacks between three moderate-size meals. D. Eat more cheese and drink more milk. E. Have a candy bar for a mid-morning and mid-afternoon snack.