32. Health and Hygiene - The National Institute of Open Schooling
32. Health and Hygiene - The National Institute of Open Schooling
32. Health and Hygiene - The National Institute of Open Schooling
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MODULE - 7<br />
Humans <strong>and</strong><br />
Environment<br />
• the ability to give <strong>and</strong> seek help when needed<br />
• the ability to cope with conflict <strong>and</strong> disagreement<br />
What do you do when you feel stressed?<br />
<strong>Health</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Hygiene</strong><br />
Notes<br />
C. Signs <strong>of</strong> social health: If you have good social health, you shall<br />
• have a positive attitude towards life<br />
• get along well with others<br />
• have a pleasant personality<br />
• fulfil responsibility/duties towards others<br />
• have healthy interpersonal relationships<br />
• be able to express disagreement positively<br />
Such people form a progressive society that tries to address social issues <strong>and</strong> find<br />
solutions.<br />
ACTIVITY <strong>32.</strong>1<br />
Based on the WHO definition <strong>of</strong> health, complete the table given below. Provide<br />
three reasons for your conclusion. Two cases are done for you.<br />
Name Characteristics <strong>of</strong> the Do you consider the<br />
person<br />
person healthy?<br />
Answer in yes or no.<br />
1 Reshma Cheerful, takes interest in Yes<br />
work, helpful to others.<br />
2 Kabir Lethargic, physically weak No<br />
<strong>and</strong> does not want to go<br />
for work or play.<br />
3 ______________<br />
(yourself)<br />
4 ____________(any<br />
friend or family<br />
member)<br />
<strong>32.</strong>2 HYGIENE<br />
To keep ourselves free from diseases <strong>and</strong> maintain good health we need to practise<br />
proper hygiene. <strong>The</strong> various practices that help in maintaining health constitute<br />
hygiene. <strong>The</strong> word hygiene comes from a Greek word Hygeia that means ‘Goddess<br />
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY