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A2:Biological Aproach To Health
What does biological approach mea...,
What is a neurotransmitter,
Excitatory neurotransmitter
15
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A1:Psychological definitions
Who definition of health,
Biomedical definition of health,
Biopsychosocial definition of health
21
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A2:Behaviorist Aproach
What is a cue,
What is operant conditioning,
What is positive reinforcement
4
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A2:Social Learning Approach
What is the social learning approach,
What are role models in health ed...,
How do parental role models influ...
5
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A2:Cognitive Approach
What is cognitive dissonance,
Example of cognitive dissonance,
What does consonance mean
7
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A3:Health Belief Model
Health belief model,
What is the health belief model,
What are the three questions an i...
9
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A3:Locus of control
What does locus of control mean,
What is an internal locus cause o...,
What is an external locus of control
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A3: Theory Of Planned Behaviour
What is theory of plann behaviour,
What 3 key sourced from behaviour...,
What is personal attitudes
5
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A3: Self Efficacy Theory
What are the four sources of self...,
What is self efficacy and why is ...,
What are mastery experiences and ...
6
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A3: Trans Theoretical Model
The first stage is precontemplati...,
The second stage is contemplation...,
3 prepration stage
5
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B1: Causes Of Stress: Life Events And Daily Hassels
What are life events,
Why are life events stressfull,
How to measure life events
13
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B1: Causes Of Stress: The Workplace
What is intra role conflict,
What is inter role conflict,
Effects of the environment on stress
4
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B1: Causes Of Stress: personality
What is a hardy personality,
What are the three cs,
What is type a personality
5
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B1: Physiological responses to stress: Gas
What does g a s stand for,
What is general adaptation syndrome,
How did selye find out about gas
6
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B1: Physiological Responses To Stress: Sam system
What does sam stand for,
How does the sam system work,
What does the sam system control
7
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B1: Chronic Stress: the HPA system
M,
The hpa system deals with,
What is the order of the hpa syst...
10
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B1: Stress Personality And Hormones
What is personality,
What is a hormone,
What are gonadal hormones
7
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B1: Stress And Ill Health
What is the immune system,
What are the two types of immunity,
What is innate immunity
8
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B2: Biological Approach To Smoking
Why might a person start smoking ...,
Initiation genetic predisposition,
Initiation dopamine receptor
13
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B2: Smoking: Learning approach
Parental and peer role models ini...,
Positive reinforcement initiation,
Negative reinforcement maintenance
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B2: Alchol Cognitive approach
How does early trauma contribute ...,
What is khantzian s concept of sp...,
Why do individuals with low self ...
8
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B2:learning Aproach To Alcohol
Initiation what is positive reinf...,
Initiation how does the dopamine ...,
Initiation how do social environm...
8
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B3 :cognitive Approach To Gambling
Initiation what does expectancy t...,
What are the potential costs and ...,
Initiation when is a person likel...
10
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B3:learning Approach On Gambling
Initiation how does classical con...,
Maintenance what is variable rein...,
Relapse what is cue reactivity in...
3
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B3: Learning Approach To Shopping
Initation how do role models and ...,
Initation how do celebrities in a...,
Maintenance what is positive rein...
6
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B3: Cognitive Approach To Shopping
How does excitement and relief fr...,
Initiation how do psychological p...,
Maintenances how does compulsive ...
5
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C1: Hovland-Yale theory of persuasion
According to the hovland yale the...,
How does personal experience cont...,
What role does emotional appeal p...
6
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C1 : Fear Arousal Theory of Persuasion
What is the main premise of fear ...,
How does fear motivate behavior c...,
How do health campaigns use fear ...
5
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C1: Elaboration-likelihood model
What does the elaboration likelih...,
What is the central route in the ...,
What is high elaboration in the c...
9
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C2: Mindfullness
What is mindfulness,
What are the main features of min...,
How does mindfulness promote ment...
6
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C2: Relaxation and breathing techniques to include biofeedback
What does physiological stress ma...,
Why are drugs not an ideal soluti...,
What is the aim of biofeedback
9
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C2: Talking therapies: counselling, guided self-help, CBT and SIT
What is the purpose of counselling,
Does a counsellor give advice or ...,
What is the focus of guided self ...
11
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C2: Social Support
What is a social network,
What is instrumental practical su...,
What is emotional comfort support
7
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C2: Skills Training
What is skills training in addict...,
How does skills training increase...,
What is the aim of assertiveness ...
8
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C2: Physiological Treatments
What is nicotine replacement ther...,
How do nicotine patches work,
What methods are commonly used to...
7
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C2: Exercise
What chemical does the body relea...,
How does exercise contribute to s...,
What is the term for the positive...
7
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C3: : Stress and rational non-adherence
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C3: Learned helplessness and lack of support
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C3 : Methods used to improve adherence: Health education and promotion and reduction of perceived threats
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C3: Lifestyle changes and increased availability of activities
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