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H.400: Quiz 1

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An example of a perceived barrier evaluation (HBM) would be...

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'changing my diet will be expensive.'

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Which of the following is not a component of the health belief model?

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Perceived behavioral control

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The degree to which you believe in your own ability to achieve something is ______.

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self-efficacy

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n what stage of the transtheoretical model do people realize they have a problem?

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contemplation

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People intend to take action in the immediate future (e.g., in the next month) in the ________ stage of the transtheoretical model.

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Preperation

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Social cognitive theory primarily emphasizes:

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The relationship of an individual and their surrounding environment

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Which is an example for perceived susceptibility (HBM) in losing weight?

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I am overweight.

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Diagnosis of diabetes or a public service announcement are both examples of:

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A cue to action

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A woman has collected articles on exercising to lose weight and would like to begin a regular routine within the next 6 months. What stage of change is she classified as?

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Contemplation

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Testimonials are an example of:

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Observational learning

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Which of the following is not an identified construct as outlined in the theory of planned behavior?

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Self-efficacy

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What is one of the key themes in the field of health promotion?

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Empowerment

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What did the Seven Countries Study demonstrate?

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The association between blood cholesterol level and coronary heart disease was consistent across cultures.

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MODEL: Disease is the result of an external agent entering the body, or from a malfunction of a cell / tissue / system.

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Medical Model

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MODEL: All forms of disease are a result of an environmental factor being passed from one person to another.

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Traditional (Naturalistic) Model

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MODEL: Disease is the direct result of a deity or spirit.

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Traditional (Personalistic) Model

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MODEL: Disease is the result of environments and communities we create.

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Social

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The Health Belief Model is based on value-expectancy theory.

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True

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Individuals typically progress linearly along the Transtheoretical Model’s stages of change.

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False

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Self-efficacy is a construct used in multiple models and theories.

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True