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CHES CERTIFICATION EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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The health education specialist should plan instruction for optimal educational
effectiveness. Which of the following will facilitate an effective learning environment?
1. People today are used to a fast-paced environment from the media and their
worksites. Therefore there is relatively little reason to use repetition as a learning
method.
2. Use of passive learning methods so the participants are not intimidated and will
respond to the course material.
3. Since participants are accustomed to multi-tasking, interference and distractions in
the classroom are an appropriate form of reinforcement.
,4. Frequent, positive feedback and recognizable progress through course material
will contribute to learning success.
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4. Frequent, positive feedback and recognizable progress through course
material will contribute to learning success.
Which of the following statements is correct about providing optimal educational
effectiveness?
1. Participants do not respond well to repetition of information. Do not repeat
concepts.
2. Present organized information that builds from simple to complex ideas.
3. Passive participants are more likely to absorb and retain information because they
can focus on taking notes and making needed diagrams.
4. Participants learn well and are unlikely to become bored when the information is
delivered at a rapid pace.
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2. Present organized information that builds from simple to complex ideas.
Individuals with poor health literacy can display varied behaviors and suffer a wide
array of potential health consequences. Which of the following situations IS NOT one
of these consequences?
1. Inappropriate use of or not using health care services
2. Poor self-management of chronic conditions
3. More frequent wellness visits to their doctor
4. Improper use of OTC and Rx medicines
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, 3. More frequent wellness visits to their doctor
The health education specialist needs to identify potential health and psychosocial
instruments, rating scales, questionnaires, checklists and/or tests for an upcoming
project. S/He can pay for the service, so s/he should use:
1. HaPI
2. MEDLINE
3. PsychInfo
4. EBMR
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1. HaPI
What are the steps the health education specialist needs to take to adapt materials or
programs in order to improve the "fit" with the age or culture of the population being
served?
1. Pre-test the current material(s) with the priority population, analyze the results,
make needed changes to suit the priority population, and distribute the revised
material(s)
2. Gather information, select the best material, make changes, preliminary test/review,
and pilot test
3. Check the website's purpose and appropriateness, determine the accuracy of the
information, seek permission to modify the material for the population, and modify the
material(s)
4. Determine the reading level and cultural competence of the priority population,
gather the information, revise the material(s), and distribute the material(s)
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, 2. Gather information, select the best material, make changes, preliminary
test/review, and pilot test
Which of the following statements is correct about logic models?
1. Logic models can accurately determine the long-term outcomes of a
program/intervention.
2. Logic models help determine if activities are producing intended outputs and
outcomes.
3. The inputs listed in a logic model are helpful in tracking the program's overall
progress.
4. If logic models are utilized, objectives for the intervention are unnecessary.
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2. Logic models help determine if activities are producing intended
outputs and outcomes.
According to the HESPA 2015 CHES Study Guide, which of the following methods is
not recommended as a safe/reliable means to research potential technologies?
1. Review the latest materials available from the major technology firms
2. Review the evidence presented in peer-reviewed literature
3. Review guidance from trusted public health agencies
4. Review national trends (i.e., the Pew Research Internet Project) regarding
technology use
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1. Review the latest materials available from the major technology firms
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