Health Related Behaviour Flashcards
List the psychosocial models of health-related behaviour
1) Classical conditioning
2) Operant conditioning
3) Social learning theory
4) COM-B model
5) Social cognition models
Classical conditioning?
Behaviour is dependant on emotion+ environmental cues
Operant conditioning
People act on the environment and behaviour is shaped by consequence (reward/ punishment)
Downfall- instant satisfaction from unhealthy behavioural practice
Social cognition models?
Cognitive dissonance theory- Events don’t match beliefs, so you change it to feel comfort
Health belief model- Own opinion of health in question. How threatening you think it is? Beliefs about health-related behaviour.
Theory of planned behaviour- 3 points to your own intention to do that behaviour. Attitude toward behaviour. Subjective norm of behaviour. Perceived control of behaviour- can you control it?
Integrative model- COM-B
Capability- Whether you have mental physical+ mental strength to do to. Knowledge, skill and strength
Motivation- You desire to do it. Plans, evaluations, impulses
Opportunity- You have the time+ resources to do it
Identify theory based approaches to encouraging individual behaviour change
Nudge theory-
- 80% of behaviour change is automatic- responding to cues in environment, unconsciously shape their choices
For it to be successful:
- Decrease the effort required to make that desired choice
-Improve our motivation to opt for that choice