Answer:
A. a man believing that dietary change would not reduce his risk of a heart attack
Explanation:
A perceived barrier is an individual's estimation of how challenging social, personal, environmental, and economic obstacles are to reach a desired goal. <em>This barrier prevents the person to engage in health-promoting behavior, </em>therefore the example that best exemplifies this barrier is a man believing that dietary change would not reduce his risk of a heart attack,<em> where the perceived barrier is the dietary change not helping and the desired goal is to reduce the risk of a heart attack.</em>
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Your question/statement states: <span>A sense of self-compassion gives a person confidence to dare to attempt to achieve at school or work and to reach out to others to form friendships and close relationships.
This statement above would be a </span>

statement.
When a person has that pride, and that great self esteem toward them self, they would not lack confidence. They would gain that confidence to make that attempt to

and to reach out and getting out of your shell.
Your correct answer would be

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