n a word document and with no more than five sentences, describe how you would prevent victim blaming of any individual with lifestyle risk factor when they are asking for your support to address their health behavior.

Cultural Shift of Ending Victim Blaming

Motivational interventions and health promotions should be carefully constructed and judiciously used, or they may result in what has been described as victim blaming. An example of this is excessive alcohol consumption, smoking, sedentary behavior which may imply that the consequences are a person’s fault. These lifestyle risk factors are personal behavior that can indeed have deleterious results. Victim shaming may be a barrier for seeking help to improve health outcomes. Four lifestyle risk factors that can affect chronic diseases are physical inactivity, poor nutrition, tobacco use, and excessive alcohol consumption.

stop sign…breathe and take a moment to remember what’s really important

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Provide these two requirements.

1.In a word document and with no more than five sentences, describe how you would prevent victim blaming of any individual with lifestyle risk factor when they are asking for your support to address their health behavior.
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