Which of the following groups involves all parts of a person's life and is concerned with meeting basic human needs to promote health?
A) Peers
B) Family
C) Community
D) Health care providers
Ans: B
Almost every person is a member of a number of groups, such as friends, colleagues at work, or members of a church or school class. Each of these groups involves a specific part of the person's life and is important to the person. Only the family, however, is concerned with all parts of a person's life and with meeting his or her basic human needs to promote health.
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