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21 Cards in this Set
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Likely to get STDs
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young gay minority in south
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most common std
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chlamydia
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ways to get hiv
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sex with body fluids, sharing needles, birth
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operant conditioning
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consequences, reinforcement
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health belief model
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1 perceived susceptibility
2 perceived severity 3 perceived barriers 4 perceived benefits |
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protection motivation theory
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1 perceived susceptiblity
2 perceived severity 3 efficacy of preventative behavior 4 perceived self efficacy |
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theory of reasoned action
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1 behavioral intention, attitude, subjective norm
2 person is likely to do what he intends to do 3 person's behavioral intention depends on attitude about the behavior and norms |
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theory of planned behavior
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not all behavior is under volitional control as implied by TRA. added the variable of perceived behavioral control
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transthroretical model
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stages of change
precontemplation contemplation preparation action maintenance termination |
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social cognitive model
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observational learning and perceived self efficacy
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causes of obesity
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systems approach (genetic environment), family environment, culture
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set point model
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ww2 experiments to gain or lose 25% body weight. irritability, exhaustion, obsession with food
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diet intervention
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self monitoring, relapse prevention techniques, self efficacy, social support, reducing stress
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physical dependence
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tolerance, withdrawal, cravings
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risk factors of drinking
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men - earlier onset
women - get worse more quickly family history comorbidity |
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drinking consequences
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physical aggression. sexual aggression. sexual risk taking.
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smokers risk factors
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poor and uneducated
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smoking predictors
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genetics, peer pressure, weight control, ads
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what smoking causes
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chronic lower respiratory conditions, cancer, cardiovascular disease, death
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why we keep smoking
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addiction, reinforcements, weight concerns, optimism bias
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types of exercise
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flexibly- improves range of motion
anaerobic- short term muscle strength (weight training, sprinting) aerobic- improve cardiovascular endurance |