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PSM · Health education
Sample itemWhich feature is most important for effective health education in a community?
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The answer and the reasoning
A. Two-way communication adapted to local needs and literacy
Effective health education is participatory, understandable, culturally appropriate, and responsive to barriers and feedback. Community involvement improves relevance and uptake.
Option by option
A. Two-way communication adapted to local needs and literacy (correct)
Correct. Dialogue and adaptation make education actionable.
B. Ignoring community beliefs and barriers
Ignoring context undermines trust and feasibility.
C. Delivering a message once with no feedback
Feedback is needed to check understanding and improve the intervention.
D. Using technical language without questions
Unexplained technical language reduces comprehension.
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