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Which of the following is NOT a marker of health literacy?

  1. Plays outside daily

  2. Understands test results

  3. Knows where to find health information

  4. Decides if the information is correct

The correct answer is: Plays outside daily

The correct answer is that playing outside daily is not a marker of health literacy. Health literacy primarily refers to an individual's ability to access, understand, and use health information effectively. This includes interpreting test results, identifying reliable sources for health information, and evaluating the accuracy of that information. Playing outside daily does not directly relate to an individual's capacity to understand or navigate health-related topics. While it can contribute to overall physical health and well-being, it does not signify a person's knowledge or skills regarding health information. In contrast, understanding test results, knowing where to find health information, and being able to assess the credibility of that information are all crucial components that reflect a person's health literacy.