Interpersonal Level Models Or Theories

Question 1

Social learning theory key concepts

Answer 1

Self-efficacy 
Reciprocal determination
Behavioural capability
Outcome expectations 
Observational learning

Question 2

Theory of reasoned action summary

Answer 2

For behaviours that are within a persons control, behavioural intentions predict actual behaviour. Intentions are determined by two factors - attitude toward the behaviour and beliefs regarding other people’s support of the behaviour

Question 3

Theory of reasoned action key concepts

Answer 3

Attitude toward the behaviour, outcome expectations, value of the outcome expectations
, subjective norms, belief of others, desire to comply with others

Question 4

Theory of planned behaviour summary

Answer 4

People perceived control over the opportunities, resources and skills needed to perform a behaviour affect behavioural intentions as do the two factors in the theory of reasoned action

Question 5

Theory of planned behaviour key concepts

Answer 5

Attitudes toward the behaviour: outcome expectations, value of outcome expectations,
subjective norms: belief of others, desire to comply with others, perceived behavioural control

Question 6

Social support summary

Answer 6

Often incorporated into health promotion interventions, social support can be instrumental, informational, emotional or appraising

Question 7

Social support key concepts

Answer 7

Instrumental support
Informational support
Emotional support
Appraisal support

Question 8

Social learning or social cognitive summary

Answer 8

Health behavioural change is the result of reciprocal relationships among the environment, personal factors, and attributes of the behaviour itself. Self-efficacy is one of the most important characteristics that determine behavioural change.