Psych: Public Health Campaigns Flashcards

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What is a public health campaign?

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A mass media campaign that:

  • Target messages at large audiences
  • Various modes of delivery
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What is the Active for Life campaign?

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1996 campaign

  • 30minutes of moderate intensity physical activity 5 days a week
  • Aimed to increase knowledge and uptake of new recommendation
  • Specific priority groups (women 16-24, men 45-55)
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What psychological theories may have influenced the Active for Life Campaign?

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  • Theories of anxiety
  • Vealey’s model of sports confidence
  • Self-efficacy theory
  • Self-determination theory
  • Achievement goal theory
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What is Change4Life?

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January 2009

  • £75million investment over three years
  • Social marketing campaign to reduce obesity
  • Target audience (mothers of 0-11year olds, adults aged 35-64)
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What is needed to make a public health campaign successful?

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  • Long-term, multi component campaigns
  • Part of a broader story
  • Use theories of behaviour change
  • Targeted and tailored
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