Chapter 10 and 11.

2. Is associated with sitting or lying down, includes activities such as watching T.V, using the computer or sitting on transport.
4. Refers to lack of involvement in physical activity during an individual's leisure time.
6. Any movement of the body produced by skeletal muscles, resulting in energy expenditure.
10. Travel between destinations by non-motorised modes.
11. Something that prevents progress or makes it difficult for someone to achieve something.
13. The efficient functioning of the body, free from disease and illness.
15. the ability to maintain a balance between energy intake and energy expenditure.
17. The capacity of the brain to function well.
18. The capacity to get on well with others.

1. A type of assessment where information is obtained by measurable or observable means.
3. Leisure activities, performed outside of work or study.
5. Activities that one engages in for amusement.
7. The change in behaviour of an individual who is aware they are being assessed.
8. bias The tendency of individuals to respond to questions in a survey in way that they think will be viewed favourably.
9. The capacity to appropriately display and control one's emotions.
12. A type of assessment where information is obtained from a person's perception, understanding, or interpretation of an event.
14. Refers to the physical characteristics of a population such as age, gender, ethnicity, family size, job status and education.
16. Something or someone who makes it possible a particular thing to be done.