Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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What are The Nine Dimensions of Wellness?

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9 Interconnected types of wellness that must all be achieved simultaneously to achieve overall wellness.

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Physical Wellness

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Diet, sleep, exercise

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3
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Emotional Wellness

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Control Emotions, Self-Love

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4
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Intellectual Wellness

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Lifelong Learning

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5
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Spiritual Wellness

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Strong Beliefs

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6
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Social Wellness

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Healthy Relationships, Emotionally Aware

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7
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Environmental Wellness

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Awareness of Situation

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8
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Occupational Wellness

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Job and Career Satisfaction

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9
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Financial Wellness

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Financially Aware

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10
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Cultural Wellness

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Culturally Aware

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11
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Health

A

Presence or absence of illness or injury; mostly uncontrollable.

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12
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Wellness

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Optimal State of Mind and Body; Mostly Controllable

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13
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Behavior Modification

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The alteration of behavioral patterns through specific techniques

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14
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Barriers

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Something that stands in the way of you achieving your goals

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Goal Setting

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The process of identifying something that you want to accomplish and establishing measurable goals and time frames.

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16
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Transtheoretical Model

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The theory of the stages of change for behavioral change (Upward Spiral (Learn from each relapse or lapse))

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17
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Stage 1 of the Transtheoretical Model

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Pre-contemplation

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18
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What stage is the Pre-contemplation stage of the TTM?

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Stage 1

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19
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Stage 2 of the Transtheoretical Model

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Contemplation

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20
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What stage is the Contemplation stage of the TTM?

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Stage 2

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21
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Stage 3 of the Transtheoretical Model

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Preparation (Determination)

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22
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What stage is the Preparation (Determination) stage of the TTM?

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Stage 3

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23
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Stage 4 of the Transtheoretical Model

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Action

24
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What stage is the Action stage of the TTM?

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Stage 4

25
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Stage 5 of the Transtheoretical Model

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Maintenance

26
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What stage is the Maintenance stage of the TTM?

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Stage 5

27
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Stage 6 of the Transtheoretical Model

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Termination

28
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What stage is the Termination stage of the TTM?

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Stage 6

29
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Ten Processes of Change

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Ten processes which result in strategies that help people make and maintain change.

30
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Consciousness Raising

A

One of the Ten Processes of change; Increasing awareness about the
healthy behavior.

31
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Dramatic Relief

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Emotional arousal about the health
behavior, whether positive or
negative arousal.

32
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Self-Reevaluation

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Self-reappraisal to realize the
healthy behavior is part of who they
want to be.

33
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Environmental Reevaluation

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Social reappraisal to realize how
their unhealthy behavior affects
others.

34
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Social Liberation

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Environmental opportunities that
exist to show society is supportive of
the healthy behavior.

35
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Self-Liberation

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Commitment to change behavior
based on the belief that
achievement of the healthy behavior
is possible.

36
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Helping Relationships

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Finding supportive relationships that
encourage the desired change.

37
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Counter-Conditioning

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Substituting healthy behaviors and
thoughts for unhealthy behaviors
and thoughts.

38
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Reinforcement Management

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One of the Ten Processes of change; Rewarding the positive behavior and
reducing the rewards that come
from negative behavior.

39
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Stimulus Control

A

One of the Ten Processes of change; Re-engineering the environment to
have reminders and cues that
support and encourage the healthy
behavior and remove those that
encourage the unhealthy behavior.

40
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Risk Factors

A

Contribute to disease and injury

41
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Factors that affect your wellness.

A

Stress, Anxiety, Sleep, Cold, Depression, Screen time, Diet, Exercise, Drugs and alcohol, Sex and Others.

42
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Barriers to Lifestyle Modification

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  • Failing to admit or acknowledge there is a problem
  • Inability to get started
  • Maintaining long-term changes
43
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How has health and wellness changed over time?

A
  • People are living longer
  • Infectious diseases have decreased
  • Chronic diseases have increased (Greatly influenced by lifestyle choices)
44
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Leading Causes of Death In the US

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  1. Heart disease (all
    individuals)
  2. Cancer
  3. Accidents (people under
    44)
  4. Lower respiratory disease
  5. Stroke
  6. Alzheimer’s disease
  7. Diabetes
  8. Influenza & pneumonia
  9. Kidney disease
  10. Suicide
45
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Top 5 causes of Death in America

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  1. Heart disease (all
    individuals)
  2. Cancer
  3. Accidents (people under
    44)
  4. Lower respiratory disease
  5. Stroke
46
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Top 3 causes of Death in America

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  1. Heart disease (all
    individuals)
  2. Cancer
  3. Accidents (people under
    44)
47
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Number 1 cause of Death in America

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Heart disease

48
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Leading Contributors to Death

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  1. Poor nutrition
  2. Inactivity
  3. Tobacco use
  4. Obesity
  5. Alcohol consumption
  6. Exposure to environmental toxins
49
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Number 1 contributor to death

A

Poor nutrition

50
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Behaviors that can improve wellness

A
  • Be physically active
  • Consume a healthy diet
  • Maintain a healthy body
    weight
  • Limit/manage stress
  • Avoid or stop tobacco,
    drug, & alcohol use
  • Avoid disease and injury
  • Get adequate sleep
  • Others?
51
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Stages of TTM

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  1. Precontemplation
  2. Contemplation
  3. Preparation
  4. Action
  5. Maintenance
  6. Termination
  7. Relapse (can happen at any time)
52
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Transtheoretical Model Shortcomings

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  • Ignores certain external factors
  • The timeline is arbitrary
  • No clear indication of how long each stage might take
  • Assumes everyone used clear logical thinking when
    decision-making
53
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Barriers to Lifestyle Modification

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  • Failing to admit or acknowledge there is a problem
  • Inability to get started
  • Maintaining long-term changes
54
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Barriers to Admission of a Problem

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  • Denial of the risk
  • Trivialization of their risk
  • Feeling invulnerable
  • Dismissing early signs
  • Experiencing debilitating emotion when thinking about it
55
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Barriers to Initial Attempts to Change

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  • Lack of knowledge
  • Lack of belief in one’s self
  • Lack of motivation
  • Dysfunctional attitudes
56
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Barriers to Long-Term Change

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  • Loss of enthusiasm or motivation
  • Lack of perceived benefit
  • Lack of social support
  • Relapses