Questions: Question 1 ( 0.5 points) Which of the following is a health condition that persists over time, typically for periods longer than three months? 1) social integration 2) health psychology 3) chronic disease 4) stressors

Question 1 ( 0.5 points) Which of the following is a health condition that persists over time, typically for periods longer than three months? 1) social integration 2) health psychology 3) chronic disease 4) stressors
Transcript text: Question 1 ( 0.5 points) Which of the following is a health condition that persists over time, typically for periods longer than three months? 1) social integration 2) health psychology 3) chronic disease 4) stressors
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The answer is 3) chronic disease.

Explanation for each option:

  1. Social integration: This refers to the process by which individuals are incorporated into the social structure of society. It is not a health condition, so this option is incorrect.

  2. Health psychology: This is a field of psychology that focuses on how biological, social, and psychological factors influence health and illness. It is not a health condition, so this option is incorrect.

  3. Chronic disease: This is a health condition that persists over time, typically for periods longer than three months. Examples include diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis. This option is correct.

  4. Stressors: These are events or conditions in one's environment that trigger stress. While stressors can impact health, they are not a health condition themselves, so this option is incorrect.

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