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What are the there main models for stages ofchange?

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  1. transtheoretical
  2. health belief
  3. theory of planned behaviour
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What are the stages in transtheoretical model of change?

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pre-contemplation - not ready yet 
contemplation
preparation 
action 
maintenance/relapse
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What is the nudge theory?

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creating an environment for positive change e..g not having chocolate near the checkout

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What is the theory of planned behaviour?

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attitude toward behavior, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control, together shape an individual’s behavioral intentions and behaviors

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What are subjective norms?

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perceived social pressures/norms

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What are perceived behaviours?

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how well the person thinks they can do it

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What is the best predictor of change?

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intention

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8
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Give an example of motivational interviewing

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counselling

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What is the inverse care law?

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That those with the greatest need for healthcare access healthcare the least

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What are the geographical reasons for the inverse care law?

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no transport

long journey

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What are education reasons for the inverse care law?

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lack of understanding

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What are financial reasons for the inverse care law?

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missed days at work

cost of transport

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What are barriers contributing to the inverse care law

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multiple children
work hours
single parents

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What are health behaviours?

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combination of knowledge, practices, and attitudes that together contribute to motivate the actions we take regarding health

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What is illness behaviour?

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When you think you are ill so you seek relief or diagnosis of the disease

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What is sick role behaviour?

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Actions taken by people to recover from illness

17
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What are type A personalities?
What are they prone to?
how are they assessed?

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competitiveness, hostility and impatience. These are coronary prone behaviors. They can be assessed using questionnaires, self-report and clinical interviews.

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What are type A personalities?

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patience, friendliness and a relaxed manner.