Title A review of health behaviour theories: how useful are these for developing interventions to promote long-term medication adherence for TB and HIV/AIDS? Summarize how each theory is applied to practice
In this article the first theory is Theory of reasoned action. Theory of reasoned action (TRA) is said to be two factors that determine an intention: attitudes and norms. A person opinion of a behavior being positive or negative. With this theory the applied practice seen is said to exist from the study of TB and HIV/AIDS. The applied to practice here is said to be of a technique that exams social relevant behaviors and finds that its under volitional control with a person’s deliberateness to perform a certain behavior being both …show more content…
14). Third, the next theory is Health Belief Model. This model (HBM) is said to attempt and explain health behaviors. The author said the applied of practice used here is the health behavior change or seriousness of, and suspectibility to, a disease influence a person’s percievived threat of the disease. Benefits and barriers influence perception of effective health behaviour. Last, Theory of planned behavior is defined as our perception of our ability to peform and action. In this research this theory is perceived as an extension of self-efficacy. The part of the section that discusses this theory said that the applied of practice used is social cognitive theory learning factors of personal determinants, behavioral determinants, and environmental determinants. TPB have found varied resuls regarding the effectiveness of the theory’s components. Self-efficacy (ability to peform an action) is the best way to use this theory because it shows the best way to learn and how we can peform actions. For an example exercising. Do I have confidence in my ability to get up and exercise, …show more content…
Next, a gap of time between assessment of behaviour intention and the actual behaviour being assessed of the intention of an individual might change. These limitations from TRA and TPB are predictive models that predict an individual’s action based on certain criteria. Third, health behavior model (HBM) limitations are that it is has a low predictive capacity of HBM variables already used with small individual variables. Second, no clear rules of combination formulated between individual variables. Transtheoretical model limitations are it focues on external influences of behavior. Last it uses a cognitive model which may be limited and it has no end
In this article the first theory is Theory of reasoned action. Theory of reasoned action (TRA) is said to be two factors that determine an intention: attitudes and norms. A person opinion of a behavior being positive or negative. With this theory the applied practice seen is said to exist from the study of TB and HIV/AIDS. The applied to practice here is said to be of a technique that exams social relevant behaviors and finds that its under volitional control with a person’s deliberateness to perform a certain behavior being both …show more content…
14). Third, the next theory is Health Belief Model. This model (HBM) is said to attempt and explain health behaviors. The author said the applied of practice used here is the health behavior change or seriousness of, and suspectibility to, a disease influence a person’s percievived threat of the disease. Benefits and barriers influence perception of effective health behaviour. Last, Theory of planned behavior is defined as our perception of our ability to peform and action. In this research this theory is perceived as an extension of self-efficacy. The part of the section that discusses this theory said that the applied of practice used is social cognitive theory learning factors of personal determinants, behavioral determinants, and environmental determinants. TPB have found varied resuls regarding the effectiveness of the theory’s components. Self-efficacy (ability to peform an action) is the best way to use this theory because it shows the best way to learn and how we can peform actions. For an example exercising. Do I have confidence in my ability to get up and exercise, …show more content…
Next, a gap of time between assessment of behaviour intention and the actual behaviour being assessed of the intention of an individual might change. These limitations from TRA and TPB are predictive models that predict an individual’s action based on certain criteria. Third, health behavior model (HBM) limitations are that it is has a low predictive capacity of HBM variables already used with small individual variables. Second, no clear rules of combination formulated between individual variables. Transtheoretical model limitations are it focues on external influences of behavior. Last it uses a cognitive model which may be limited and it has no end