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Health Belief Model
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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) |
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Theory of Reasoned Action
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Attitude and Subjective Norms => Intention => Behavior
(something may interfere with intention) |
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Theory of Planned Behavior
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Attitude, Subjective Norms, and Perceived Control => Intention => Behavior
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Transtheoretical Model (STAGE Theory)
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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) |
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Transtheoretical Model (STAGE Theory)
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1) Precontempl
2) Contempl 3) Preparation 5) Action 6) Maintenance PCPAM |
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Precaution Adoption Hypothesis (STAGE Theory)
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1) Ignorance
2) Optimistic Bias 3) Engagement [4) No change] 5) Intention to Change 6) Implementation 7) Maintenance (IOENIIM) |
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Prototype/Willingness Thery (P/W)
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Behavioral Willingess and Social Prototype
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Social Engineering
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Modify environment without requiring decisions. Ex. Airbags, cigerettes, seatbelts, child proof lids, vending machines.
Media, civil liberities (smoking laws) |
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Therapy/Health Practitioners
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One-on-one does not reach as many people; beneficial for immunizations; self help groups; ex. diet
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Schools
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Health class, almost entire population early on, peer ed, teachers; minor effects for children not smoking/drugs yet.
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