Health Psychology Flashcards

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How is Health defined?

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health is not just the absence of illness but is a state of wellbeing involving psychosocial, spiritual and physical aspects

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What is Health Behaviour?

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Kapteinand Weinman (2004): health behaviour =

‘activities that may help to prevent disease, detect disease and disability at an early stage, promote and enhance health or protect from risk or injury’

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What is the Protection Motivation Theory?

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a widely-used framework to understand responses to triggers that appraise individuals of a potential threat. These triggers include fear messages that encourage individuals to take protective measures or to refrain from activities that might harm themselves or others

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What is the Theory of Reasoned Action?

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suggests that a person’s behavior is determined by their intention to perform the behavior and that this intention is, in turn, a function of their attitude toward the behavior and subjective norms

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What is the Theory of Planned Behaviour?

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a theory used to understand and predict behaviors, which posits that behaviors are immediately determined by behavioral intentions and under certain circumstances, perceived behavioral control.

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What is the Stages of Change Model?

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Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Relapse
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What is the Self Regulation Theory?

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Individuals work towards goals, to maintain emotional comfort and decrease the effect of a health event on their daily lives

Five key components of illness representations:–Identity; Cause; Timeline; Consequences; Control/cure

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What is the Health Action Process Approach?

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Developed to address the intention-behaviour gap

To turn intention into action, planning has to take place

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What are the different levels of intervention?

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Universal preventive intervention
Selective preventive interventions
Indicated preventative interventions
Treatment

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What are the three components of the process of Stress?

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Stressors
Stress Mediators
Stress Response

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