Concept 3: Self Management Skills Flashcards

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Factors that provide encouragement to maintain healthy lifestyles, such as physical activity, for a lifetime

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Reinforcing factors

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2
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Factors that help you carry out your healthy lifestyle plan

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enabling factors

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3
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Factors that make you more likely to adopt a healthy lifestyle, such as participation in regular physical activity, as part of your normal routine

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Predisposing factors

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4
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Adopting and sticking with healthy behaviors, such as regular physical activity or sound nutrition, as part of your lifestyle

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Adherence

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5
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Factors, such as age or gender, related to healthy lifestyle adherence but not typically under personal control

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Personal factors

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6
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The level of motivational readiness to adopt a specific health behavior

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stages of change

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7
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The belief that you can be successful at something

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Self-Confidence

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Statements of intent to change behavior or achieve a specific outcome in a period of months or years

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Long-term goals

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9
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Confidence that you can perform a specific task

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Self-Efficacy

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10
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A statement of intent to perform a specific behavior for a specific period of time

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Behavioral goal

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11
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Statements of intent to change a behavior or achieve an outcome in a period of days or weeks

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Short term goals

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12
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General goals

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Broad statements of your reasons for wanting to accomplish something

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13
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Goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely

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Smart goals

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14
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statement of intent to achieve a specific test score associated with good health, wellness, or fitnessThe

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Outcome goal

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15
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Which of the following goal-setting guidelines is recommended for beginner exercisers (as opposed to experienced exercisers)?

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Focus on self-monitoring of behavior

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16
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T or F: using a pedometer and logging your daily steps is self monitoring

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F

17
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The skills needed to adopt and maintain healthy lifestyles are referred to as

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Self-management skills

18
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The “R” in the acronym SMART stands for

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Realistic

19
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What does SMART mean

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specific
measurable
achievable
realistic
timely

20
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An example of a specific short-term behavior goal is to

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perform 30 minutes of brisk walking 6 days a week for the next 2 weeks.

21
Q

Which of the following is viewed as the first step in planning a program?

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clarifying reasons

22
Q

According to the Transtheoretical Model, what stage would a person be in if they recently purchased a set of weights and have begun doing shoulder presses three days a week?

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action

23
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Which is the best example of a predisposing factor for exercise?

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self motivation

24
Q

Confidence that you can perform a specific task is/are

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self-efficacy

25
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Which of the following is an example of a “personal factor” that affects your health behaviors?

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age