PSY2001 W4 Intention-Behaviour Gap Planning (L) Flashcards

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What is meant by action planning?

Sniehotta et al., 2005

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“the process of linking goal-directed behaviours to certain environmental cues by specifying when, where, and how to act”

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What is meant by coping planning?

Sniehotta et al., 2005

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involves identifying barriers that might derail intended actions and forming plans to manage or overcome them.
It is the “mental simulation of overcoming anticipated barriers to action”

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What is meant by implementations intentions?

Goldwitzer

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If situation Y arises, then I will initiate behaviour Z.
IF: a good opportunity to act (time/place [can be internal])
THEN: effective goal-directed response (initiate an action)

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Does planning help people bridge the gap between intentions and behaviuors?

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Yes. There is empirical evidence in support of the hypothesis that planning helps people to bridge the gap between intentions and behaviour and evidence on potential mechanisms

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How do different types of planning promote goal achievement?

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Action Planning - help plan the action that will be taken
Coping Planning - help overcoming obstacles
Implementation Intention - helps automaticies action

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What is the health action process approach ?

HAPA, Schwarzer, 2008

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Pre-intentional phase: motivational processes [action self efficacy <> outcome expectancies] >
Post-intentional phase: volitional processes [Volitional self-efficicy <>Action planning <> Coping planning] >
Behaviour [health behaviour]

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What is the motivational process ?

Health action process approach (HAPA, Schwarzer, 2008)

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positive processes that lead to intentions

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What is the volitional processes?

Health action process approach (HAPA, Schwarzer, 2008)

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Planning stage

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What is the Rubicon Model of action phases?

Heckhausen, 1991; Heckhausen & Gollwitzer, 1987

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1- Predecisional phase [intention, deliberate over which goal to pursue and form intention]
2- Preactional phase [implementation intentions, decide when, where and how to act]
3- Action phases [Behaviour]
4- Postactional phase [outcome evaluation against what was desired]

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How are implementation intentions different to action and coping plans?

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Implementation intentions take a contingent if-then format. Then (can specify an action)
IF (can specify a barriar)
Implementation intentions are a subtype of action/coping plans

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Does the if-then format matter?

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Yes the format is better adapted, increases likelihood of plans affectiveness
Oettingen et al. (Experiment 3, 2000)

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If-Then format

Explain the experiment?

Oettingen et al. (Experiment 3, 2000)

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Goal intention condition [i will perform as many arithemtic tasks as possible on wednesday at _ ]
Implementation intention condition [If it is Wednesday at _ I will perform as many arithmetic tasks as possible]
Results: The intention translated into behaviour quicker with implementation intention (100mins from intented start) =/= Goal intention (450 mins from intented start)

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What evidence is there that planning promotes goal achievement?

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Leventhal et al. 1965 - tetanus shot [8/9 students that took the shot where in the actional plan condition]
Rodda et al. 2020 - gambling
Listrom & Gollwitzer 2024 - meta analytic review of the effects of forming implementation intentions

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Explain the research ?

Leventhal et al. 1965

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Tetanus shot
Manipulated fear: High-fear condition (description of symtoms and images)
Action planning condition: location was described, time that shots were available were listed, precisely wehre to go and what to do to get a shot was indicated, map was presented, request made that each student review his weekly schedule to locate a time when he would pass by.
8/9 students that took the shot where in the actional plan condition.

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Explain the research?

Rodda et al. 2020

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glamblers
Problem Gambling severity index (Ferris & Wynne, 2001)
How much money are intending to spend today?
Assessment only - described their readiness to use strategies to limit their gambling spending that day
Assessment + action and coping planning - specified how, what, when they would implement thier strategy. Identified barrieres adn ways of addressing them and constructed an if then plan
How much did you spend today?
Control - moderate risk/problem gamblers intend to spend = actual spend
Intervention low risk intend = actual spend
low risk control intend to spend < actual spend
Intervention moderate/problem itend to spend < actual spend [but intend was much higher than every other condition]

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What was found in the meta-analytic review?

Listrom & Gollwitzer 2024

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Effects of forming implementation intentions.
k = 642
d+= .35 following adjustment for publication bias (95% CI: .31 to .38)

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What was found in the meta-analysis

Zhang et al 2019

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95 studies with 108 independent samples
Intention>Action Planning [Beta =.34]
Intention>Coping Planning [Beta = .24]
Action Planning>Health Behaviour [Beta =.09]
Coping Planning>Health Behaviour [Beta =.10]

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What did Sniehotta et al. 2005 study?

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Cardiac problems who had been advised to exercise
Intentions [I intend to exercise…]
Action Planning [I have made a detailed plan regarding … when/where/how/how often]
Coping Planning [I have made a detailed plan regarding what to do if something interferes…]
Behaviour [at 2 and 4 months after discharge]
2 months: Action Planning Beta 3 = .06 Beta 4 =.04
2 months: Coping Planning Beta 4 = .04
4 months: Action Planning Beta 3 = .10 Beta 4 -.02
4 months: Coping Planning Beta 4 = .20**

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What is the mechanisms of action planning?

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Assits individuals in identifying salient cues that lead to action. These cues then trigger the intended action. Helps peoople to get started?

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What are the mechanisms of coping planning?

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Help a person overcome obstacles adn to cope with difficulties by anticipating personal risk situations and planning coping responses in detail. Prevents goal striving being derailed by obstacles?

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Do the mechanisms differ between action planning, coping planning, and implementation intentions?

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Yes

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What did Webb & Sheeran, 2004 found?

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People more likely to count correctly if they have a plan (implementation intention) because people are perceptually read to encounter cues.
implementation intention condition = 4.2
Goal intention condition = 3.7

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How do implementation intentions work?

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Strong cue-repsonse linkage: by forming an if-then plan a strong association is forged between the opportunity and the intended response. When the situation is encountered the person does not need to deliberate about what to do. The intended response is initiated relatively automatically.

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What did Aarts adn Dijksterhuis (2000) found?

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Implementation Intentions (specify opportunity, specify response, link in if-then format) > Heightened cue accesibility > Strategic automaticy (quick and easily identified opportunities, responses ensure efficiently and without conscious deliberation but remain flexible and sensitve to the respective goal) > Goal achievement

Implementation intention > Strong cue-response links > Strategic automaticity > Goal achievement

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What does the health action process approach differntiate?

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2 types of planning that might help people to translate intentions into action

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What does The Rubicon Model of Action Phases suggest?

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a (distinct?) type of planning, known as ‘implementation intentions’