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Decisions at work may not be guided by an overriding concern for people’s right to determine their own lives.

One of the following principles of the Ottawa Charter focuses on creating environments that support healthy living. (2)

Respect for autonomy is not one of the four widely accepted ethical principles.

Decisions at work should always be guided by trying to do what’s best for the greatest number of people.

Question 2 (20) State whether the following statements are true or false, Write down only the number of the correct answer, e.g., 1. False  

One of the following statements best describes the primary goal of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion? (2)

The ultimate goals for public health practice include achieving the ‘good’ and distributing it in the population.

Beneficence is the commitment to do actions that are of benefit.

Consider in which of the environments described below you would most expect late senescence to evolve in a plant population.

Think about a plant that thrives on roadsides, schoolyards, and abandoned fields. It is small, fast growing, annual, and produces thousands of seeds before dying.  How would you characterize this type of plant Grime’s model of plant life histories?