Behavioural Change Approach - Unit 3 Flashcards

1
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What is the aim of this approach?

A

To prevent avoidable diseases and dietary disorders

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2
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What kind of approach is it?

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Preventative

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3
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What is it based on?

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By providing info it will change beliefs, behaviour and attitudes

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4
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What are the advantages of this approach?

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Encourages personal change
Encourages responsibility
Straightforward message

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5
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How does it encourage personal change?

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Shows individual how to take action giving empowerment

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6
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How does it encourage responsibility?

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Sees health as the property of an individual

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7
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How is straightforwardness a positive?

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To encourage sensible life style choices to be made rather than a lot of complex information

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8
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What are some of the negatives of this approach?

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Difficult to measure change
Susceptible to outside influence
Emphasises diseases

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9
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Why is it difficult to measure change?

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May not occur for a long time after the health promotion activity or intervention

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10
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How is an individual susceptible to outside influence?

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Does not take account of cost of fruit and veg in 5 a day campaign

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Why is emphasising disease a problem?

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Heavily focused on negativity such as if you do not exercise you will become obese

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