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What are some Methodological tools in health psych (4)

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  • FMRI
    -Mobile Watches
    -Meta-analysis
    -Qualitative RS
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What is FMRI (2)? and what are the challenges(2)

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FMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging)
- shows brain activity (shows any damage and show which part of brain is active when doing tasks)

Challenge: can’t move in it and loud

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Mobile watches? Challenges?

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You can tracks steps heart beat and set reminders to exercise

Challenge: people are worried you can sell that information to insurance and deny you help because you’re overweight

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Meta-analysis ?

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is a statistical technique that allows you to take data from different studies and combine results

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Qualitative?

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lets you interview people and give more in depth answers as oppose to numbers where it doesn’t let them talk about it.

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What does Health Promotion mean? ex?

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A philosophy that believes good health is a personal and collective achievement

EX: other people impact my sleep schedule because they have different schedules.

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Health behavior defined

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behavior undertaken by people to enhance/maintain health

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Health Behavior: Health habits (def) EX:

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firmly established health behavior and then you perform that automatically without thinking

EX: brushing teeth, showering, seatbelt

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Primary Prevention definition

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goal is to instill good health behaviors and change poor ones

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How is primary prevention done through? 2

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  • changing behavior (diet)
  • preventing beh from starting in the first place (smoking)
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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior?

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S-Social influence
P- Personal control
p- personal goals/values
p- perceived symptoms
A- access to health care systems
K- knowledge and intelligence of behavior
D-demographical factors

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Social Influence

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different techniques may work for different health behaviors

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Personal Control

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Health locus of control: perception that ones health is under personal control(internally) or controlled by others (externally)

internally: I can change my own outcomes (diet)

externally: no matter what I do im still going to get a heart attack

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Personal values and Goals

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some value health behaviors through self affirmation “I value eating healthy”

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Perceived symptoms

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people who are more likely to feel symptoms are more likely to change beh

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Access to health care symptoms

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if people have insurance they will go to a doc cuz they can afford it. People living in small town may not be near a physician.

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Knowledge and intelligence

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knowledge: do you know what a better choice to make
intelligence: are you able to process info or just believe everything from the internet

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what are some thing that make it harder or easier to change behavior: Demographic factors - where does the most intervention happen? (4)

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  • birth to 5: always doing checkups and in school settings
  • k-12: space where kids are leaning h.b. and like to teach them and implement them with their family
    -65 & older: always interacting with the doctor and always changing their beh.
    -younger, educated, and better socioeconomic status have better health habits.
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what are some barriers that make it harder to change beh 2

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emotional factors
instability of health behaviors

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what are some barriers that make it harder to change beh: Emotional factors (2)

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bad habits can be pleasurable (choco taste good)
too much information can cause stress (everything is bad for you)

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what are some barriers that make it harder to change beh: instability of health beh

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-not stable over time (ex: coach pushing you to exercise but once you grad won’t have anyone pushing you)

-different motivation for every beh

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Interventions for children and adolescents

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Children: they do what they are told to do (dentist, firemen)
Challenge: if parents are not into it will decrease the Childs desire to continue in h.b.

adolescents: want to stop listening to parents and instead do what their peers are doing

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Interventions for at-risk individuals benefit and challenge(2)

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benefit: they will alter behavior if they are at risk

challenge: don’t perceive the risk correctly
1. overly optimistic
2. sometimes not knowing is best (have the genes for an uncured diseases causes stress)

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interventions for older adults & challenge

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there are more health problems at this age

challenge: hard to change identity (doesn’t tell kids they had an accident so they won’t take their car away)

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interventions for Ethnics

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its not something common and discussed with other family members

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interventions for gender differences

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women already go to the doctor because of babies. so they are better at getting checkups than men

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Changing health behaviors: attitudes (def)

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evaluation of health beh how we feel

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what are three ways to change an attitude about a health beh

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health beh education appeals
fear appeals
message framing

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what are three ways to change an attitude about a health beh: Health beh educations appeals

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when you have better information about a health behavior you are more likely to view the beh more positively

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what are three ways to change an attitude about a health beh: fear appeals? what is the one caution?

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scare you into changing behavior

caution: can’t make them fear too strong because then they are going to feel like they can’t do anything about it.

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what are three ways to change an attitude about a health beh: Message framing

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agreeing with someone in an argument even if you disagree because if you’re only disagreeing that person wont hear you

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Changing health habits: Health Belief Model (2)

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  • have to believe that there is a health threat (paper receipt causes cancer)

-have to belief that a health behavior can reduce that threat (email recipes)

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Health Belief Model: have to belief there is a health threat: 3

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-general health values (do I worry about the health)
-specific beliefs (family history of diseases
-beleifs about severity of disorder ( its like any other cancer and it can spread)

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Health Belief Model: have to believe that a h.b. can reduce that threat (2)

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  • belief that beh can be effective
    -belief that benefits exceed costs (even though its expensive to be buying sunscreen still better than getting skin cancer
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Theory of planned behavior?

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just because you have an intention to do a h.b. does mean you will commit to it.

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TBH: Subjective norms

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what other people think we should do (im at store and I can still hear my mom telling me to put sunscreen on)

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TBH: Perceived behavioral control

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ability to engage in behavior (can I put on sunscreen, do I know how)

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TBH: Intention

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prediction to engage in beh sometimes you have the intention but it gets severed completing it because you forgot

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why is perceived control and the actual beh sometimes not able to see it through?

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things are outside of your control (health insurance)

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Cognitive behavior Therapy

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in order to change behavior they need to change how they think and feel about the outcomes

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Self-monitoring:

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monitoring what you eat, sometimes becomes aware of how you eat you will change beh

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CB: stimulus control and how to control

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not only controlling behavior but also controlling the stimulus that comes before that (only smoke when I drink but you go to a bar and now you want to smoke)

how: change envio and put a new stimulus (instead of eating when Im bored I will excersice) `

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CB: Self control of beh - self -reinforcement and caution & beh assignments

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when I hit my goals I will reward myself
make sure reward will maintain hb

charting beh ( when you give something up write down how that makes you feel)

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CB: Social skills and training

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some people have social anxiety so in social settings they will drink to relieve some of that anxiety. if they learned social skills they wouldn’t have to drink

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CB: Continence contracting

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getting someone else to hold you accountable of h.b. this person can also be in charged of reinforcement

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CB: Motivationl interviewing

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getting people to write why you want to change beh so people become aware of own motivation.

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Relapse prevention

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acknowledgning that it will happen and its ok

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Relapse prevention: reasons

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hard to change beh, no social support, genetically, injury

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Relapse prevention: Consequences

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people will feel negative about themselves

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Relapse prevention: prevention

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again recognize it will happen and incorporate a plan for when it does happen

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Evaluation of CBT:

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most effective way of modifying beh.

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Transtheorital model of behavior change

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beh is not changed over night but rather it is a process

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What are the 5 stages of TranMBC

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precontimplaation
contemplatin
preparation
action
maintenance

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Precontimplation

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no intention to change often unaware of the problem

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what has to happen before moving on to next stage

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something has to happen before getting you next like high blood pressure

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Contemplation

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aware problem exists but not committed to making change - peeps stick here for yeats

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preparation

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intends to make changes but starts with small changes ex; cutting out snack`

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action

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dedicates time and energy to make changed (tracking what you’re eating)

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maintenance

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have to be in action for 6 months before considered here.

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Social engineering- def and 2 ways

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changing laws to require to change beh

  1. actually outlaw other beh (can’t smoke in restaurants)
  2. syntax (tax things that not healthy; higher tax on cigarets)

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