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Health Belief Model
1) Perceived susceptibility
2) Perceived severity
3) Does the benefit outweigh the costs?
4) Cues to action (family, friends, health campaigns, race)
(Sus, Sev, cost, cues)
Theory of Reasoned Action
Attitude and Subjective Norms => Intention => Behavior
(something may interfere with intention)
Theory of Planned Behavior
Attitude, Subjective Norms, and Perceived Control => Intention => Behavior
Transtheoretical Model (STAGE Theory)
1) Precontemplation Stage (no intention of changing beh; may not recog. existence of problem)
2) Contemplation Stage (awareness; make take years)
3) Preparation Stage (intention for change)
4) Action Stage (modifying beh)
5) Maintenance Stage (Prevent relapse; six months; lasts entire life; often relapse to earlier stage)
Transtheoretical Model (STAGE Theory)
1) Precontempl
2) Contempl
3) Preparation
5) Action
6) Maintenance
PCPAM
Precaution Adoption Hypothesis (STAGE Theory)
1) Ignorance
2) Optimistic Bias
3) Engagement
[4) No change]
5) Intention to Change
6) Implementation
7) Maintenance
(IOENIIM)
Prototype/Willingness Thery (P/W)
Behavioral Willingess and Social Prototype
Social Engineering
Modify environment without requiring decisions. Ex. Airbags, cigerettes, seatbelts, child proof lids, vending machines.
Media, civil liberities (smoking laws)
Therapy/Health Practitioners
One-on-one does not reach as many people; beneficial for immunizations; self help groups; ex. diet
Schools
Health class, almost entire population early on, peer ed, teachers; minor effects for children not smoking/drugs yet.