Quiz 2 Flashcards
social marketing
use of commercial marketing techniques to influence behavior on a larger scale in order to promote health
How do you affect behavior?
Education, social marketing, and laws/policy
Education in behavior
explains the behavior, people are usually unaware or considering a behavior change
Social marketing
aware of the issue but has barriers; helps people know how to get around those barriers
The 4 P’s in marketing
Place, price, product, and promotion
Three key segments
- People who are at risk
- People motivated by the same things
- People that can be reached through common channels
Step one of social marketing
Define a problem
Step 2 of social marketing
Assess marketplace
Step 3 of social marketing
Segment audience
Step 4 of social marketing
Plan behavioral goals
Step 5 of social marketing
Develop and pretest
Step 6 of social marketing
Determine and marketing mix
Step 7 of social marketing
Deliver program
Step 8 of social marketing
evaluate and alter
“You should do “x” for better health, even if it’s hard. Fear appeals” is an example of a new paradigm or old paradigm?
Old paradigm
community organizing
Process which communities are helped to identify common problems or goals
Mobilize resources
Develop and implement strategies for reaching the goals they have collectively set
community building
focused on community, on assets and strengths rather than needs
Relevance
starting where people are, felt needs
Participation
community ownership
empowerment
importance of creating environments that individuals/communities can be empowered
recognizing the issue
from the inside: citizen initiated/bottom up
from the outside: top down
gaining entries
recognize who the gatekeepers are in the community
be culturally sensitive and strive for cultural competence
organizing people
create a task force, or coalition
Determine priorities and settings goals
build ownership