HAPP 398 Midterm practice EXAM PREP
HAPP 398 MIDTERM PRACTICE EXAM PREP LATEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS-
ACE YOUR EXAM
Which of the following activities would be considered to be an example of
PRIMARY prevention?
A. Clarifying the use and effects of prescribed medications with a pharmacist.
B. Receiving an immunization against influenza.
C. Receiving an annual mammogram.
D. Eliminating offending allergens from asthmatic patients.
E. In a diabetic patient, screening for renal, eye, and foot problems. - Correct
Answer-B. Receiving an immunization against influenza.
Which of the following activities would be considered to be an example of
SECONDARY prevention?
A. Clarifying the use and effects of prescribed medications with a pharmacist.
B.Receiving an immunization against influenza.
C.Receiving an annual mammogram.
D.Eliminating offending allergens from asthmatic patients. - Correct Answer-
C.Receiving an annual mammogram
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, HAPP 398 Midterm practice EXAM PREP
Which of the following statements could be an example of a normative belief,
within the context of the Theory of Planned Behavior ( this theory not on exam)?
[but know what normative belief is]
A. Wearing a seatbelt when driving.
B. Expecting to have my blood pressure measured when I visit my physician.
C. Doing what my peers suggest to me about my health is important.
D. Having my family and friends think that I should go on a diet.
E. Being healthy is a desirable outcome of quitting smoking. - Correct Answer-D.
Having my family and friends think that I should go on a diet.
Which of the following challenges to the Canadian health care system can be
targeted by health promotion programs?
A. Self-reported health rating for off-reserve First Nations people are poorer than
those of a non-First Nations population that is matched for socioeconomic levels
and health behaviors
B. Smoking adoptation patterns among adolescents.
C. Infant mortality rates are greater among people in Canada's lowest income
bracket than the rates for people in the highest income bracket
D. Risk-related behaviours are more common among people in particular
occupations. For example, 43% of people working in construction-related
professions smoked cigarettes daily, compared with 20% of people in managerial
occupations.
E. All of the above. - Correct Answer-E. All of the above.
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, HAPP 398 Midterm practice EXAM PREP
The Theory of Planned Behavior includes the concept of "perceived behavioral
control." Which of the following statements could be said by someone who is
speaking about their self-efficacy? ( this theory not on exam but know what
behavioral beliefs are)
A. I think that being healthy and looking good are desirable attributes.
B. I am confident that I could quit smoking if I wanted to.
C. The decision to exercise is within my control.
D. Options B and C are correct.
E. All of the above. - Correct Answer-D. Options B and C are correct.
Which of the following is correctly matched to a stage of the Transtheoretical
Model?
A.Preparation stage: "Stress causes me to crave a cigarette, so I use yoga help me
relax."
B.Maintenance: "For the last year, my friends and I go golfing every Sunday
instead of spending the day drinking beer at the pub."
C.Contemplative: "High blood pressure runs in my family. There's nothing that I
can do about it."
D.Options A and C are correct.
E. All of the above - Correct Answer-B.Maintenance: "For the last year, my friends
and I go golfing every Sunday instead of spending the day drinking beer at the
pub."
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HAPP 398 MIDTERM PRACTICE EXAM PREP LATEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS-
ACE YOUR EXAM
Which of the following activities would be considered to be an example of
PRIMARY prevention?
A. Clarifying the use and effects of prescribed medications with a pharmacist.
B. Receiving an immunization against influenza.
C. Receiving an annual mammogram.
D. Eliminating offending allergens from asthmatic patients.
E. In a diabetic patient, screening for renal, eye, and foot problems. - Correct
Answer-B. Receiving an immunization against influenza.
Which of the following activities would be considered to be an example of
SECONDARY prevention?
A. Clarifying the use and effects of prescribed medications with a pharmacist.
B.Receiving an immunization against influenza.
C.Receiving an annual mammogram.
D.Eliminating offending allergens from asthmatic patients. - Correct Answer-
C.Receiving an annual mammogram
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, HAPP 398 Midterm practice EXAM PREP
Which of the following statements could be an example of a normative belief,
within the context of the Theory of Planned Behavior ( this theory not on exam)?
[but know what normative belief is]
A. Wearing a seatbelt when driving.
B. Expecting to have my blood pressure measured when I visit my physician.
C. Doing what my peers suggest to me about my health is important.
D. Having my family and friends think that I should go on a diet.
E. Being healthy is a desirable outcome of quitting smoking. - Correct Answer-D.
Having my family and friends think that I should go on a diet.
Which of the following challenges to the Canadian health care system can be
targeted by health promotion programs?
A. Self-reported health rating for off-reserve First Nations people are poorer than
those of a non-First Nations population that is matched for socioeconomic levels
and health behaviors
B. Smoking adoptation patterns among adolescents.
C. Infant mortality rates are greater among people in Canada's lowest income
bracket than the rates for people in the highest income bracket
D. Risk-related behaviours are more common among people in particular
occupations. For example, 43% of people working in construction-related
professions smoked cigarettes daily, compared with 20% of people in managerial
occupations.
E. All of the above. - Correct Answer-E. All of the above.
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, HAPP 398 Midterm practice EXAM PREP
The Theory of Planned Behavior includes the concept of "perceived behavioral
control." Which of the following statements could be said by someone who is
speaking about their self-efficacy? ( this theory not on exam but know what
behavioral beliefs are)
A. I think that being healthy and looking good are desirable attributes.
B. I am confident that I could quit smoking if I wanted to.
C. The decision to exercise is within my control.
D. Options B and C are correct.
E. All of the above. - Correct Answer-D. Options B and C are correct.
Which of the following is correctly matched to a stage of the Transtheoretical
Model?
A.Preparation stage: "Stress causes me to crave a cigarette, so I use yoga help me
relax."
B.Maintenance: "For the last year, my friends and I go golfing every Sunday
instead of spending the day drinking beer at the pub."
C.Contemplative: "High blood pressure runs in my family. There's nothing that I
can do about it."
D.Options A and C are correct.
E. All of the above - Correct Answer-B.Maintenance: "For the last year, my friends
and I go golfing every Sunday instead of spending the day drinking beer at the
pub."
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