Full question: 1. These are data and facts about health products and services you can get from
media and the people around you.
2. These are procedures, actions or work furnished or supplied to help satisfy your
needs and wants as consumers.
3. These are health information based on customs and superstitions.
4. These are health information based on educational institutions.
5. This refers to the decisions you make about the purchase and use of health
information on products and services.
Explanation:
1. health information - data and facts about health products and services that someone can get from media or people are considered as the health information which is requiring all of the information about some product that consumer must know.
2.health services - health services are considered as actions, procedures, and work that somebody needs in order to feel better. These services are requiring help from doctors, nurses, and more.
3.unreliable resources of information - this type of resources are referring to information that are based on supersitions and customs.
4.reliable source of information - those are information or facts that are based on educational institutions and they are also the most important ones.
5.health consumer - decisions about purchasing and consuming health products.
You may think to yourself,feel anxious,want to D I E, lots of stuff
Answer:
A) Coordination
Explanation:
general knowledge of health stuff.
Answer:
I think its Participant Observation
Explanation:
In participant observation studies, the researcher becomes (or is already) part of the group to be observed. This involves fitting in, gaining the trust of members of the group and at the same time remaining sufficiently detached as to be able to carry out the observation. The observations made might be based on what people do, the explanations they give for what they do, the roles they have, relationships amongst them and features of the situation in which they find themselves. The researcher should be open about what s/he is doing, give the participants in the study the chance see the results and comment on them, and take their comments seriously.
