Chapter 14: Lifestyle Modification and Behavioral Change Flashcards

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examines interrelationships between individuals and the environments in which they live and work

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socio-ecological model SEM

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theory suggesting people need to feel competent, autonomous, and connected to others in the many domains of life

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self-determination theory

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_occurs when people feel like they are acting as a result of their own free will and doing something because they want to

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autonomous motivation

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_means people are doing something because they feel pushed by external forces

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controlled motivation

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_ is the most effective type of motivation for behavior change

autonomous motivation

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intrinsic motivation

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the behaviors and its goals have become integrated into a person’s self -concept

runner, cyclists, weight lifters

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integrated motivation

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people engage in an activity because it helps them reach a personally meaningful goal

may not enjoy the activity

behavior feels autonomous

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identified regulation

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people engage in an activity because they think they should, even though they really do not want to

act to avoid feeling guilty or obtain contingent self worth

controlled motivation

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introjected regulationq

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people engage in activity solely from external pressure to punishment or gain reward

controlled motivation

rarely comitted to long term change

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external regulation

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3 factors that guide lifestyle change:

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Autonomy
Competence
Connection

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_ predicts how much effort clients will exert in sticking to their lifestyle modification program and

How they will persist when facing difficulties

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Self efficacy

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Self efficacy differs from self confidence because it is _ or _ specific

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Situation or behavior specific

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SDT principle states _ motivation is best

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Autonomous motivations

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Limited self control _ 4 concepts

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Self control is a limited resource

Habits are comfort and require little self control

Coping with stress requires self control

Self control is renewed daily

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Consciously changing the way a person perceives or thinks of something is called

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Cognitive restructuring

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_ looks at relationships between individuals and the environments in which they live and work, and examine the many levels at which individuals are influenced

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Ecological perspectives

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People’s tendency to set unrealistic goals is called

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False-hope syndrome

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_ states that people inconsistently underestimate the time, energy and other resources to complete a given task

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Planning fallacy

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Most common reason people abandon their plans to change behavior

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Stress

Negative emotions like anxiety, anger and motivation

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Eating triggered by emotional states is referred to as

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Emotional eating

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Lifestyle modification programs should last

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16-26 weeks

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I blew my diet and gained 2 pounds

Replace this negative thought with…

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I slipped on my diet and gained 2 pounds but tomorrow is a new day and I will get right back on track

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The tendency to perceive relapses as indicators that one is no longer in a behavior change program and thus a rationalization for discontinuing ones behavior change efforts

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Abstinence violation effect

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_ tend to be more effective than _ consultations

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Weight management groups

Individual consultations

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Have a primary goal to initiate regular physical activity participation

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Preparation

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Have a primary goal to get involved in some type of activity

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Contemplation

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Perceive more cons related to being physically active

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Precontemplation and contemplation

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Occurs when reinforcement is used to gradually used to achieve a target behavior

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Shaping