Theories On Health Behaviour Flashcards
Name 3 BROAD categories of health theory
1 - Learning Theory
2 - Social Cognition Models
3 - Integrative Models
Name 3 types of ‘Learning Theory’
1 - Classical Conditioning
2 - Operant Conditioning
3 - Social Learning Theory
Describe Classical conditioning
Cues lead to behaviour
Cues can be environmental or emotional
Describe ‘Operant Conditioning’
- Known consequences lead to behaviour
- These consequences are often punishment or reward
Describe social learning theory
- People learn behaviour by role modelling and observing others
- Value and self-efficacy usually attached to behaviour
State 3 ‘Social Cognition’ models
1 - Cognitive dissonance theory
2 - Health belief model
3 - Theory of Planned Behaviour
Describe the ‘Cognitive Dissonance’ Model
Behaviours arise when beliefs are inconsistent with actions/events
Describe the ‘Health Belief’ Model
Actions are derived from beliefs about
1 - Health Threat
(Susceptibility and severity)
2 - Health related behaviour
(Benefits and barriers)
Describe the ‘The Theory of Planned Behaviour’
Behaviour arises from intention
According to the ‘Theory of Planned Behaviour Behaviour’, what 3 factors affect the intention of an individual
1 - Attitude to perceived behaviour
2 - Subjective Norm
3 - Perceived control
Name the model and its components which suggest an integrative theory of behaviour
COM-B model
C - Capability
O - Opportunity
M - Motivation