Considering your study unit's discussion of taking responsibility, what lesson might many of us most benefit from learning?
a. you can't expect people to respect you if you make too many mistakes.
b. blaming another for your mistake is sensible when your accusation can be proven.
c. if you correct a mistake quickly, no one else need know about it.
d. you're unlikely to get control of your life when you blame others for your mistakes.

Advertisements are filled with images of extremely fit and sometimes even underweight people. what is an example of how these images might positively influence a person’s health choices? a) choosing to use weight loss supplements to increase weight loss b) electing to skip meals to reduce calorie intake until target weight is met c) figuring out ways to purge after meals to reduce the number of calories consumed d) finding ways to increase physical activity to burn calories and increase heart weight

1. evaluate your personal strengths. what activities and skills are you particularly good at? what do you think self-esteem is? why is having positive self-esteem important? how do the strengths you identified for yourself relate to your self-esteem? (5 points)

Which resource is most likely to provide accurate information about staying healthy