Predicting Health Behaviour Flashcards

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What is the intention- behavior gap? What has been applied to address this issue?

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The intention behavior gap is the inconsistency between behavioral intention and subsequent behavior. Models that have been extended to address this issue are:- (TPB)Adding variables, (HAPA)combining stage and continuum models together, (TST) consideration of past behavior, habit, self-regulation in executive function

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What is the difference between stage and continuum theories?

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Stage models have classification, ordering of stages, common barriers & different barriers. In other words they consider behavior change processes. Rather than being ‘static’

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Name some stage models

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Health action process approach (HAPA)
The Precaution Adoption process Model (PAPM)
the Transtheoretical model (TTM)

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Name some continuum models

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The Health belief model (HBM)
The theory of reasoned action (TRA)
The theory of planned behavior (TPB)

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What are some of the influences on health behavior in regards to personal factors

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Personality
Attitudes
Emotions
Cognitive beliefs
Behavioral intentions
Locus of control
Self-efficacy
Unrealistic optimism
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What are the 4 constructs in unrealistic optimism

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Lack of personal experience
Belief action can prevent problem
If not present now unlikely in the future
Problem is rare

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Humans are inconsistent because?

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Social context, different motivations, beliefs and attitudes can vary within an individual

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HBM consists of ?

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Perceived susceptibility 
Perceived severity
Perceived benefits 
Perceived barriers 
Cues to action
Health motivation
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Limitations of the HBM include?

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Limited in social influences, static, assumes humans are rational, lacks specification of variable interaction. Provides only limited account of human action hence more extensive models were developed

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The protection motivation theory can facilitate behavior change only when combined with?

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Specific instructions in when, where and how

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PMT (protection motivation theory) explains health related change via two cognitive components which are?

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Threat appraisal and coping appraisal

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Theory of reasoned action includes

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Outcome expectancies
Normative beliefs
Control factors

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Besides pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and maintenance in the Transtheoretical model what are the other two stages?

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Termination & relapse

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The precaution Adoption process model includes ?

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Unaware of issue
Unengaged 
Consideration of acting
Decide not to 
Decide to act 
Action
Maintenance
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The Health Action Process Approach includes what 2 phases?

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Motivation and violation phase

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According to HAPA what are important predictors of goal intention?

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Self-efficacy & outcome expectancies

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According to HAPA what are distal influences on actual behavior in the motivation phase?

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Personal susceptibility and perceptions of threat susceptibility

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hall & Fong believes social cognitive models may not predict behavior why?

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Because they have no temporal weighting of anticipated contingencies

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What does executive function do?

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Allows individuals to perform purposeful, goal-directed, future-orientated behavior.

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What are the proximal determinants of behavior according to Hall & Fong?

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Intention, behavioral pre-potency & self-regulation theory

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What is behavior pre-potency?

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Quantifiable value reflecting frequency of past performance and or presence and cues to action

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Distal influences include?

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Status, age, ethnicity, personality, gender

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Proximal influences include

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Beliefs, attitudes and behavior, intention