Week 6: Plans Flashcards

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What is an implementation intention?

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A plan that contains an if (which is specific to a time or context) and a then (a specific and achievable intention). What will you do when presented with a stimulus that will help you move towards your stated goal

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What is the difference between intention and intention implementation?

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More specific that what also includes when, where and how
Goal directed behaviour in response to something

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What are 2 types of planning associated with success?

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Action planning
Coping planning

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Who reports making more plans?

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People with higher trait self-control

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What is action planning?

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Specifying details of when, where and how to act

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What is coping planning?

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Identifying how one will cope with potential barriers or obstacles

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How do implementation intentions target different problems?

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Forgetting to act, a failure of prospective memory to translate intention to action following a delay
Giving up, conflicting desires
Missing opportunities to act, missing a deadline or alternative route to goal attainment

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How does implementation intention affect medication adherence?

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Participants with implementation intention missed fewer doses and were more likely to take doses on time

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What are the 2 components of implementation intentions?

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If-component
then-component

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What are the 4 mechanisms of implementation intention?

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Increased cue accessibility
Improved detection of critical cue
Strong cue-response link
Automatization of responding

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What are the 2 outcomes of implementation intention?

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Effective handling of problems
Improved rates of goal attainment

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Why doesn’t implementation intention always work?

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Implementation intentions are ineffective when participants do not have strong intentions to change the behaviour

People are often poor at identifying cause and antecedents to their own behaviour, so unable to identify suitable cues to implementation intentions

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What is mental contrasting?

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Imagining a positive outcome and then contrasting it with the negative obstacles

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How does imagining a positive outcome undermine goal attainment?

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You already get some of the positive feeling as if you had achieved the goal which might reduce motivation

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What is a WOOP goal?

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Wish, outcome, obstacle, plan

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What are habits?

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Learned sequences of acts that have become automatic response to specific cues, which are functional in obtaining certain end goals or states