Soraya is trying to avoid running out of money every month. She has asked her employer to deposit her paycheck directly into her bank account. She has also cut back on expenses by eating out just once a week, driving her car as little as possible, and limiting visits to her favorite coffee shop. She has also put all discretionary purchases on her credit card so that she can pay for everything at the end of the month. What do you think she should do to avoid running out of money every month?
A) She should eat out less.
B) She should drive more and spend less on public transportation.
C) She should have her paycheck mailed to her so she can deposit it herself.
D) She should use cash, not her credit card, for discretionary spending.
List at least four behaviors or characteristics associated with disordered eating.
What will be an ideal response?
Juana is a junior in college and receives scholarship funds at the beginning of each semester. In the past, this money has been sufficient to cover her costs each term. But this fall she ran out of money before the term was over. What can she do prior to the spring term to make sure she doesn't run out again?
A) Create a budget to help her align her spending more closely with her income
B) Drop one of her classes and get a job to add to her income
C) Request a cost of living increase in her scholarship funds
D) Track her income to see where the money is going
List at least three behaviors or actions that indicate a person is concerned in a healthy way about eating.
What will be an ideal response?
George earns a good salary and rents an apartment that is within his means. Yet every month, he runs short of money. What should he do?
A) Open up a savings account
B) Track his income to find out why he doesn't have enough money
C) Track his expenses to figure out why his spending exceeds his income
D) Take out a loan to make sure he has money left over at the end of the month