compliance and motivation of learner Flashcards
compliance
obedience, passive acceptance, submission. PT is authority
motivation
precursor to action. measured by behavioral consequence or results
adherence
support of or commitment to a plan of care
non compliance
decision not to comply with recommendations puts pts at health risk
non-adherence
decision not to commit to recommended program
-may be intentional or non-intentional
biomedical theory
demographic info-money and highest education
behavioral/social learning theory
external. reward for compliance/social support
communication model
patient and educator. patient influenced by educator
rational belief theory
weigh pros and cons, decisions based on that
self-regulatory system
very internal. what is their perception of illness. pt decides if significant enough
what makes someone motivated?
- learner readiness
- realistic goals
- learner satisfaction
- uncertainty reduction
- personal attributes
- environmental influences
- state of anxiety
how do we assess motivation
- cognitive variables
- affective variables (contructive emotional state)
- physiologic variables (ability to perform behavior)
- experiential variables (previous success)
- environmental variables
2 health behavior change theories
- health belief model
2. transtheoretical model
draw out health belief model
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thranstheoretical model
- pre-contemplation
- contemplation
- preparation
- action
- maitenance
