Peggy, 24, is a compulsive exerciser. She talks incessantly about her latest wor
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Peggy, 24, is a compulsive exerciser. She talks incessantly about her latest workouts, brags about her performances in minor races, and seldom engages in meaningful conversations about anything beyond her latest exercise injury, physical functioning, or next fitness event. She has few friends and doesn't notice when people quickly brush her off in conversations or walk away. Kathy, age 22, is a highly competitive athlete who trains vigorously but seldom discusses her dietary habits, rigorous training, or outstanding successes in the field. She is quiet and well liked, and others seek her advice on their own attempts to be healthy.
Your Conclusions:
Which of these women do you think best personifies health? That probably depends on how you define health. Peggy and Kathy exercise regularly, while Mary seems to shy away from exertion. But can you disclaim Mary's daily walks? Peggy, on the other hand, exercises frequently, but is impossible to be around. Many people define health very narrowly by looking just at exercise and diet. But health encompasses much more than that.
Which of these individuals displays the most indicators of health/wellness? Which of these individuals appears to be the most unhealthy?
Explanation / Answer
Acc to WHO health is a state of complete physical mental and social well being not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
Peggy only do exercise focus on only physical health and he is talking about herself only not lisning other that indicate poor communication because of that her friends leave her
Kathy also doing exersice and he focus both physical as well as mental health and he also communicate with people well she is social person everyone wants her advise
Peggy is the individual appears most unhealthy becase she doesn't meet the criteria of health
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