Health Goal Focus Area Self-Assessment¶
Specification¶
The full specification below is extracted from Chapter 14: Health Decision-Making and Goal-Setting.
Type: infographic
**sim-id:** health-goal-focus-area-assessment<br/>
**Library:** Chart.js<br/>
**Status:** Specified
Bloom Taxonomy: Evaluate<br/>
Bloom Taxonomy Verb: judge, prioritize
Learning objective: Evaluate personal wellbeing across six focus-area
domains (physical activity, nutrition, sleep, mental/emotional health,
relationships, substance-free choices) to justify prioritizing one area
for goal-setting.
Chart type: Radar/spider chart, six axes, one per wellbeing domain.
Purpose: Let learners self-rate their current standing (1-5) on each of
six domains, then visually identify the domain with the lowest score
and/or the domain they mark as "matters most to me" via a separate
priority-weight slider per axis, producing a combined "priority score"
(gap size x personal importance).
X-axis/Y-axis: Not applicable (radar chart); six labeled axes around the
perimeter.
Data series: One series per learner (self-rating), one overlay series for
"where I want to be" (target rating), so the gap between current and
target is visually the shaded area between the two polygons.
Interactive elements: Slider per axis for current rating and target
rating; hovering any axis point shows the numeric gap; a ranked list
below the chart auto-sorts domains by gap x importance to suggest a
top-priority focus area, with a text box for the learner to write why they
agree or disagree with the suggestion.
Title: "Where Should My Health Goal Focus?"
Legend: Current rating (blue polygon) vs. target rating (gold polygon).
Implementation: Chart.js radar chart plugin with linked sliders.