| Media and Marketing of Food and Nutrition | Energy Balance | Food Insecurity | Nutrition Education | Performance Nutrition & Eating Disorders | 
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					  What is benefits society					 
					 The “bottom line” for social marketing is to _________________. | 
					  What is healthism					 
					 The theory of "____________" posits that each individual as personally responsible for their own health and wellness, regardless of their social situation. | 
					  What is obesity					 
					 Food insecurity can coexist with this health condition. | 
					  What is nutrition education					 
					 This refers to a process of learning that influences the knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, and behavior of an individual or a community. | 
					  What is remain active					 
					 Physical activity enables the working body to _____________ with an elevated heart rate over time. | 
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					  What is targeted advertising					 
					 The concept of “______________" means that advertisers conduct market segmentation research and focus their ads on specific minority groups. | 
					  What is thinness or thin					 
					 The BMI exaggerates _______ in short people. | 
					  What is food and money					 
					 We can attribute poverty to this the inequitable distribution of _________ AND______ in the US. | 
					  What is compounding variables					 
					 Environmental, media, marketing, food access, knowledge and skill, are considered ______________ and should be taken into consideration when planning any nutrition education campaign. | 
					  What is decrease.					 
					 Energy needs ________ as adults age. | 
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					  What is social marketer must understand both the individual and social good.					 
					 One unique reason why marketing ethics is a challenge to social marketing of food. | 
					  What is waist to height ratio					 
					 _____________ is a better predictor of heart disease and diabetes risk compared to BMI. | 
					  What is food deserts					 
					 This concept relates to an area that lacks access to affordable fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk, and other foods that make up a healthy diet. | 
					  What is retaining and following the recommended changes					 
					 This is the main challenge faced by nutrition educators when planning a nutrition education campaign. | 
					  What is to improve performance					 
					 One of the most common reasons athletes at all levels give for supplement use is ______________. | 
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					  What is physical inactivity and high calorie consumption					 
					 Excessive television viewing by children creates a cycle of ___________ AND _____________. | 
					  What is symptom					 
					 The primary critique of "healthism" is that it addresses the _________. | 
					  Who are indigenous populations/people					 
					 This group of people have a long history of US governmental interference, which has caused high rates of poverty and food insecurity in their communities. | 
					  What is funds/money					 
					 There is a gap between the _______available for advertising for fast foods and those available for promoting healthy food choices. | 
					  What is temporary					 
					 Disordered eating can be considered a __________ change to one's overall eating behaviors. | 
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					  What is sell					 
					 Many media messages we see every day aim to _______rather than provide objective information. | 
					  What is the obesogenic environment					 
					 This type of environment promotes weight gain that is not conducive to weight loss because of various SDOH. | 
					  What is education					 
					 This SDOH is both a cause and consequence of poverty. | 
					  What is brain development, school performance, math and reading.					 
					 For children, the stress of living in poverty can affect ____________. | 
					  What is disciplinary concentration					 
					 Extreme ___________ has led to little research focusing on environmental/macro factor influences on eating disorders |