Unit 3 - LAA3 - Transtheoretical Model

Question 1

The transtheoretical model suggests that behaviour changes to become healthy happens very quickly.

True or False

Answer 1

False.

The model recognises that behaviour changes to become healthier do not happen quickly or in a linear process.

Question 2

The transtheoretical model suggests that behaviour change to become healthy happens is a very complex process

True or false

Answer 2

True

Question 3

What model explains how individuals overcome an addiction?

Answer 3

The transtheoretical model

Question 4

What does the Transtheoretical model explain?

Answer 4

The model explains how individuals overcome an addiction.

Question 5

How was the Transtheoretical model developed?

Answer 5

The transtheoretical model was developed through studies examining the experiences of smokers who quit on their own with those who required further treatment.

Question 6

What studies were examined to develop the transtheoretical model?

Answer 6

Studies examining the experiences of smokers who quit on their own with those who required further treatment.

Question 7

What did the studies on smoking used to develop the transtheoretical model conclude?

Answer 7

It was determined that people quit smoking if they are ready to do so.

Question 8

The transtheoretical model focuses on the a)__________ making of the individual and is a model of b)___________ change.

Answer 8

a)decision

b)intentional

Question 9

What assumption does the transtheoretical model go by?

Answer 9

The transtheoretical model operates on the assumption that people do not change behaviours quickly and and decisively.

Question 10

The transtheoretical model states that change in behaviour occurs continuously in what kind of process?

Answer 10

In a cyclical process

Question 11

The transtheoretical model states that change in behaviour occurs how often?

Answer 11

Continuously

Question 12

What does the transtheoretical model say about relapse?

Answer 12

Relapse is not considered failure to changing addictive behaviour.

Question 13

What is not considered failure to changing addictive behaviour in the the transtheoretical model

Answer 13

Relapse

Question 14

When can relapse occur?

Answer 14

Relapse can occur at any time where the individual will return to earlier stages of the model.

Question 15

What happens when relapse occurs based on the Transtheoretical model?

Answer 15

The individual will return to earlier stages of the model such as contemplation and preparation.

Question 16

Do all people reach the later stages of the Transtheoretical model?

Answer 16

No

Question 17

Which stage is missing from the Transtheoretical model.

Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
__________________
Action
Maintenance

Answer 17

Preparation

Question 18

Which stage is missing from the Transtheoretical model.

______________________
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance

Answer 18

Pre-contemplation

Question 19

Which stage is missing from the Transtheoretical model.

Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
__________________

Answer 19

Maintenance

Question 20

Which stage is missing from the Transtheoretical model.

Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
____________
Maintenance

Answer 20

Action

Question 21

AO3: What kind of approach the Transtheoretical model uses to viewing addiction.

Answer 21

Positive approach

Question 22

AO3: Why is the Transtheoretical model a positive approach?

Answer 22

It considers that a person has the ability to overcome addiction and work through each stage

Question 23

AO3: The Transtheoretical approach does not view relapse as failure. What kind of approach is this?

Answer 23

Positive approach to the Transtheoretical approach.

Question 24

AO3: What does the Transtheoretical model not take into consideration?

Answer 24

The social context in which change occurs.