Theories Of Healthy Living Flashcards

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What was the method of Becker et al’s study?

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Self report interview, a covert blood test for 70% and a correlation between beliefs and compliance

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How many participants where there in Becker et al’s study?

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111 mothers aged 17-54 with children aged from 9 months to 17 years

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In Beckers study, each mother was interviewed and asked questions regarding their perception of…

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Child’s susceptibility, how serious asthma is, how much the asthma interfered with the child’s education, caused embarrassment and mothers routine

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Results of Beckers study?

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Positive correlation between mothers belief about susceptibility and compliance, negative correlation between compliance and disruption of daily routine, two demographic variables that correlated with compliance were marital status and education

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What is locus of control?

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The extent to which individuals believe they can control events

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What was Rotters method?

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A review article of six pieces of research into individual perceptions of ability to control outcomes based on reinforcement

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Rotters results?

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Results were consistent, participants who felt they had control over the situation were more likely to show behaviours that would enable them to cope with potential threats

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Rotters conclusions?

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He included in his article a summary by James Et Al showing male smokers who had quit and not relapsed, had a high LOC

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What is self efficacy?

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We work harder if we believe we can succeed

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What are the four influences that can affect self efficacy?

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Enactive: past experiences of success
Vicarious: comparing oneself with others
Persuasory: positive feedback from friends and family
Emotive: anxiety may lead to someone feeling incapable of succeeding

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Banduras aim?

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To assess the self efficacy of patients engaging in systematic desensitisation for snake phobias

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Bandura’s participants?

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10 snake phobic patients, 9 female and 1 male, 19-57 years old (volunteer through advert)

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Bandura’s procedure?

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Bandura measured their fear and their perception of how well they could cope at the beginning, then they underwent systematic desensitisation, then the fear and perception was measured again

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Bandura’s results?

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The second fear scores were significantly lower and the coping perception scores were significantly higher

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Bandura’s conclusions?

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Desensitisation works

Self efficacy is both a cognitive and behavioural concept

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