Behaviour change Flashcards
The stage of the change of the model of health behaviour ‘action’ may be immediately followed by maintenance or which other stage
Relapse
What is the correct sequence of the stage of change model
a) Pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, relapse
b) Contemplation, preparation, pre- contemplation, maintenance, action, relapse
c) Pre- contemplation, contemplation, action, preparation, maintenance, relapse
a
Issues with the stage of change model (3)
- people being labeled a certain stage
- back and fourth between stages
- Intention to change not alway shown
Health belief model an individual may take action to protect the health in what situation
Disease that has a bad consequence on them
What are the two factors of the health belief model
Threat perception
Behavioural evaluation
What is threat perception
Person believe it is a personal threat on them
What is behavioural evaluation
Particular practice will be effective in reducing the threat.
What does goal setting do
- motivate people
- Focus attention and direct efforts
what is needed in goal setting
- Person enjoys
- Being specific and clear
- Provide progression and likelihood of success.
What does SMART mean in Goal setting
a)specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time bound
b)social, measurable, attraction, realistic, time bound
c)specific, mindful, attraction , resilience, Time bound
a
What are the two beliefs of the threat perception
1) How likely will I get an illness or health problem if I do this
2) what is the severity of the consequence of illness or health problem
What does behaviour evaluation two set beliefs are?
-Benefit of carrying out the health behaviour
-Barrier of carrying out the behaviour
What can cause a relapse of the state of change model name 4.
- Targets set too high
- rewards too far away
-lack of support - cope with negative consequence
What is the health belief model
Understanding the performance of health behaviour.
When someone starts holding appropriate belief what can it cause
Cue to action