You have a large project to complete and are feeling very anxious about it.  You decide to take a break from your work to binge watch something on Netflix while eating an entire package of bite-sized candy bars.  This method of coping with stress is an example of:

Which of the health-related observations made by the Blue Zones Project founders, based on international epidemiological data, correspond with the information discussed throughout our course?

Within the history of ideas about health, we find attempts to link personality with physical properties of the body in the concepts of:

One study discussed in lecture concerning women’s own definitions of diet success found:

You have become a designer of healthcare environments.  Your new client, a large hospital, wants to know why you have recommended they spend additional money on surrounding landscaping and windows in all the patient rooms, with coverings controlled by the patient.  You explain that these features have been shown to:

In the article “Why So Many Adults Love Young Adult Literature,” the author says it all goes back to Harry Potter.

The personality factor most strongly and consistently linked to positive health outcomes is:

People often tell you that you are generous, kind, and forgiving.  This suggests that if you were given a personality questionnaire you would score highly in:

In the lectures on personality types and health we saw which of the following patterns:

According to the Chan (2014) article, “Why being neurotic could actually be a good thing”, neuroticism may lead to positive health outcomes if it is paired with high: