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An adolescent athlete sustains a severe knee injury that prevents them from participating in team sports for six months. Soon after, they experience low mood and feel disconnected from their teammate peer group. Which key principle of Te Whare Tapa Whā does this scenario best illustrate?

Physical injury only affects Taha Tinana, while emotional states remain independent. The four dimensions of Hauora are interconnected, so a change in one dimension impacts the others. Taha Wairua replaces Taha Hinengaro whenever physical illness or injury occurs. Taha Whānau is unaffected by individual physical injuries or personal setbacks.

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The four dimensions of Hauora are interconnected, so a change in one dimension impacts the others.

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