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quadalpha
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| Does common knowledge really include the fact that health education programs never have one objective, because it is "too vague"? |
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jellywing_2058
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Yes that is common knowledge.
For example, the goal "to be in shape" is very vague.
It includes a healthy diet and good physical exercise and both those points have goals of their own.
For example, in a healthy diet, some goals could be to reduce salt intake, augment protein intake, reduce sugar, etc. |
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quadalpha
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| Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 9:49 pm Post subject: |
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| jellywing_2058 wrote: | Yes that is common knowledge.
For example, the goal "to be in shape" is very vague.
It includes a healthy diet and good physical exercise and both those points have goals of their own.
For example, in a healthy diet, some goals could be to reduce salt intake, augment protein intake, reduce sugar, etc. |
I'm not quite sure what to say, expect perhaps reiterate that the administration and management of health education programs seem quite out of the ordinary ken. |
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