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Behavioural Med Refs Flashcards

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Transtheoretical model

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Prochaska and DiClemente 1982

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Theory of reasoned action

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Fishbein and Ajzen 1967

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Theory of planned behaviour

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Ajzen 1985

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Health belief model

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Rosenstock et al 1966

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Health education definition

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Tones and Green 2004

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Health promotion definitions

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Who and nice

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Health promotion key principles

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Who 1984

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Rainbow Model

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Dahlgren and Whitehead 1891

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Health promotion different approaches

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Kelly and Charlton 1995

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COM-B model

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Michie et al 2011, 2014

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GP role in health promotion

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Boyce et al 2010

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Pace up

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Harris et al 2017

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Enable

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Owen et al 2017

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Steps to promotion/intervention

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Sutton 2010

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General promotion steps

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McKenzie and Smelter

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Cognitive theory of depression

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Beck 1967

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Rebt

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Albert Ellis 1955

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CBT emphasis

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Freeman 1995

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Relapse prevention model

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Morlatt and Gordon 1985

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2 stage model of sleep

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BorbΓ©ly 1982

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Actigraphy as gold standard of sleep measurement

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Chesson et al 2000

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Stimulus control theory

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Bootzin 1978

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3P model

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Spielman and colleagues 1991

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Insomnia 9-15%

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Bootzin et al 1998

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Narcolepsy 0.5%

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Schacter et al 2012

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Sleep apnoea m: 3-7% f: 2-5%

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Punjabi 2008

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Somnambulism m: 10.4% f: 3.5%

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Sleep paralysis 7.6%

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Sharpless et al 2011

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Night terrors children: 1-6% adults: <1%

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Nightmares 5.1%

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Shirley et al 2010

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U.K. Highest teen pregnancy in Europe

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Jamal et al 2015

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1st sexual experience early and negative health outcomes

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Abma et al 1998

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Causal hood ups 47%, 33%

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Paul et al 2000

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Texts short term effects

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Lim et al 2012

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Online info 41% anon

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Skinner et al 2003

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60% uni students condoms

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DiClemente et al 1990

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3 star theory of contraceptive use (natural, peer prescription, expert)

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Lindemann 1977

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Sexual behaviour sequence model (tpb plus arousal and emotional response to sex)

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Byrne and Byrne 1977

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Shift in view of sex - pleasure and masturbation

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Kinsley 1948

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Medical definition of addiction

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Rosenhan and sleighman 1989

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Psychological definition of addiction

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Orford 2001

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Smoking 1/5 deaths

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Peto et al

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Psych patients twice as likely to smoke

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Hodgins et al 1992

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Operant conditioning, cage experiment

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Skinner 1938

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Classical conditioning, dogs

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Pavlov 1889

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Little Albert

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Watson 1920

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Affect theory

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Tomkins 1956

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Smoking and lung cancer

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Doll and Hill 1954

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Alcohol and effects e.g. Liver cirrhosis

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White at al 2002

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Half of smokers who quit relapse within first year

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National statistics 2005

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Rats and bdnf

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Yeh et al 2015

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Bdnf and dementia

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Alhskog et al 2011

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Recommended hours of activity per week

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Department of health 2004

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Longevity extended by 2.5 years with recommended exercise

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Paffenbarger 1986

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Chronic illness associations

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Department of health 2004

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London bus study

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Morris 1949

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Self perception of obesity study

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Johnson et al 2014

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Parents perception of bmi

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Black et al 2015

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WHtR for screening

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Ashwell et al 2012

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Pancreatic and prostate cancer obesity link

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Weight change predictions

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Swinburn and colleagues

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Development model of eating

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Ogden 2010

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Surgical methods effective

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Sjostrom 2007

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New foods (neophobia) 8-10 times minimum

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Birch et al 1982

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Twins 66-70% obesity link

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Stunkard et al 1990

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