Behaviour Change Flashcards

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What assumptions is the study of health behaviour based on?

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People can often change their behaviour patterns

Individuals are often capable of taking an active role in improving their health

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What do the stage models suggest?

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Suggests that there are discrete ordered stages in the adoption and maintenance of a health behaviour.

The models claim that different cognitions may be important at the different stages of behaviour change

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What are the two phases of the two-phase model of behaviour enactment?

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Motivational phase

Post-intentional phase

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What is the motivational phase of the model of behaviour enactment?

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Individuals evaluates the advantages of carrying out behaviour

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What is the post-intentional phase of the model of behaviour enactment ?

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Individuals have decided to take part in a particular behaviour. This phase involves developing a plan or strategy to enact behaviour.

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What are the 5 stages of the stages of change model (prochaska & diclemente, 1998)

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Pre-contemplation 
Contemplation 
Preparation 
Action 
Maintenance
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What motivates people to change?

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When they become aware of the need

Experience physical, psychological or spiritual discomfort

Have a sense of purpose

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What are some sources of self-efficacy?

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Mastery experiences

Vicarious experiences

Internal feedback

Information from a persuasive and credible source

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What does active change involve?

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Reorganise pattern of behaviour

Cues

Activate reinforcers

Use support networks

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What are some criticisms of the stages of change models?

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Intention to change are not always clearly formulated.

People are labelled as being at a certain stage rather than the behaviour

Do people have to go through all stages in a certain order?

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What is the health belief model (Rosenstock, 1966)

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Developed specifically for the use of understanding the performance of health behaviours

Provides a useful framework for the study of a wide range of health behaviours

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What are some reasons people will take action to protect their health?

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If they believe they are vulnerable to a disease

If they believe the disease will have bad consequences for them

They value their health

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What 2 factors influences whether an individual practices a health behaviour?

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Threat perception

Behavioural evaluation

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What two beliefs influences threat perception?

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Perceived susceptibility to the illness or health problem

Anticipated severity of the consequences of the illness or health problem

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What two beliefs influence behaviour evaluation?

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The benefit of carrying out the recommended health behaviour

The barriers of carrying out the recommended health behaviour

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What are some limitations of the social cognitive models?

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Assume health behaviours are based on a rational decision making process. Does not take into account:

  • The unconscious
  • Learned behaviour
  • Emotion as a motivator
  • Irrationality
  • Need for control
17
Q

What factors shapes our habitus?

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Social class

What we see as normal and like is developed on the basis of what is available and affordable to us

What people around us can afford

18
Q

What makes a good goal that motivates a person?

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Goals must have clarity, be challenging and require commitment, involve feedback.

S.M.A.R.T goals