The option that isn’t a habit of healthy goal setting is D. Goal allow individuals to track their progress against others.
Your personal health is based on you as a person, not the records or plans of others. While there is a basic set line of what is healthy and what isn’t, each and every individual has different needs to achieve their best self. Comparing oneself to others not only lowers ones self esteem and empowerment, but isn’t healthy since someone else’s life isn’t applicable to yours. You are in charge of your own health and shouldn’t feel obliged to follow someone else’s plan or goals.
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Answer:
A healthy one
Explanation:
I live in Texas where the big belief is supporting one another and family and the norm here is to eat healthy and when people are threatened or bullied 7 out of 10 someone intervenes
Making decisions based on personal values can keep you from: <span>engaging in risky behaviors
For example, a lot of teenagers that engage in drug abuse mostly caused by a peer pressure, which cause them to sacrifice their own value.
By making decision on your personal value, you won't be influenced by negative persuasion that could get you in trouble</span>
Answer:
By eating, Diet, and/or Therapy
Explanation:
if you're lacking the proper BMA then you'd eat more
if you're over the proper BMA to the point that you're considered overweight then you'd probably go on a diet
therapy is on case you're purposely doing this to yourself
