Behavior refers to the way one acts whether alone or in the presence of others, and under different circumstances. Social interactions rely heavily on the way in which an individual conducts themselves. Behavior can be driven by a wide range of factors across the eight dimensions of health including one's beliefs and values, career and intellectual pursuits, economic status, mental state, one's surroundings, and the behavior of others. Read more

Interpersonal relationships are the interactions one has with other individuals across various social circles including family, friends, romantic partners, coworkers, and others. The quality and level of intimacy within these relationships develop throughout life, and are likely to vary based largely upon the individuals within them. Life skills relating to social health can also affect the nature and maintenance of these relationships over time. Read more