Describe where effective nutrition interventions can be implemented in the consumer marketplace.

Pablo set a goal to run 1 mile four days per week. Prior to this goal he had not formally exercised in 10 years. Now Pablo is complaining of sore and aching muscles. Where did Pablo go wrong?

A) He likely wore the wrong type of running shoes.
B) He likely ran on concrete, which is harder on the joints compared to trail running.
C) His initial goal was not modest.
D) He likely did not stretch after running.
E) He likely did not stretch before running.

Which of the following is the first step in implementing successful nutrition education interventions?

A) Establish goals and objectives.
B) Design a theory-based intervention.
C) Determine the educational approach.
D) Conduct a thorough needs assessment.
E) Provide i nstruction planning and incorporate learning strategies.

Nutrition labeling on menus is an example of a nutrition education setting.

Why is it important to develop an outline for a nutrition demonstration?

A) Outlines can assist program planners in selecting a topic.
B) Outlines provide guidance on how to conduct evaluations of a nutrition demonstration.
C) Outlines serve as a guide for the nutrition demonstration.
D) Outlines can hinder the organization of a nutrition demonstration.
E) Outlines are not essential for effective nutrition demonstrations.

Individuals who feel stigmatized by weight bias are more likely to experience

A) depression and anxiety.
B) high self-esteem.
C) body satisfaction.
D) longer life expectancy.
E) happiness.