How should a dietitian’s message be delivered in a public health camp?
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Correct answer: Simple, evidence-based, and suitable to the local context
A public-health message should use clear language, accurate evidence, culturally familiar examples, and practical actions that people can afford and perform. Local foods, seasonal choices, safe preparation, and realistic portions make advice more useful. Fear, technical jargon, expensive recommendations, and miracle claims can confuse or mislead the community. Effective communication respects literacy, culture, resources, and diverse health needs.
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Simple, evidence-based, and suitable to the local context
Why is this the correct answer?
A public-health message should use clear language, accurate evidence, culturally familiar examples, and practical actions that people can afford and perform. Local foods, seasonal choices, safe preparation, and realistic portions make advice more useful. Fear, technical jargon, expensive recommendations, and miracle claims can confuse or mislead the community. Effective communication respects literacy, culture, resources, and diverse health needs.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Home Science question. Chapter: Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics.
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