Individual models Flashcards

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Health belief model key concepts

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Perceived susceptibility
Perceived severity
Perceived benefits of action
Perceived barriers to action
Cues to action 
Self - efficacy
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Stages of change (trans theoretical model) summary

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In adopting healthy behaviours or eliminating u health ones, people progress through five levels related to their readiness to change
: precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and maintenance. At each stage, different intervention strategies will help people progress to the next stage

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Stages of change(trans theoretical model) key concepts

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Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
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Relapse prevention theory summary

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Persons who are beginning regular physical activity programs might be aided by interventions that help them to anticipate barriers or factors that can contribute to relapse

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Relapse prevention key concepts

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Skills training
Cognitive reframing
Lifestyle rebalancing

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Information processing paradigm summary

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The impact of persuasive communication which can be part of a social marketing campaign to increase physical activity, is mediated by three phases of message processing - attention to the message, comprehension of the content and acceptance of the content

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Information processing paradigm

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Exposure: attention liking / interest, comprehension, skill acquisition, yielding memory storage,min formation search and retrieval, decision
, behaviour, reinforcement.
, post behaviour consolidation

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Health belief model summary

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For people to adopt recommended physical activity behaviours, their perceived threat of the disease (and its severity) and benefits of action must outweigh their perceived barriers to action

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