Behavior Types Quiz

Match the following behavioral concepts with their descriptions:

Decision based = Conscious deciding process to/not perform an act or practice One-time behavior = Few occurrences in a lifetime Routine/habit = Regularly occurring action Addictive behavior = One reinforced by bio or psych adaptation resulting in substance dependency

Match the following cultural behaviors with their definitions:

Tradition = Behavior passed down over time by sections of society e.g. family tradition Custom = Behavior shared by group/population that forms part of culture of community (larger scale vs tradition) Lifestyle = Behaviors that constitute one’s way of life Decision based = Conscious deciding process to/not perform an act or practice

Match the following lay referral system behaviors with their descriptions:

Illness behavior = Behaviors at symptom onset/upon awareness of symptoms Self-medication = At home administration of remedies (herbal, OTC drugs, techniques) as first action taken towards wellness Advice seeking = Patient's state of illness is legitimized/acknowledged by other party Post-consult = Patient may acquire prescription and advice; further action can be recommended

Match the following cultural behaviors with their scale and descriptions:

Tradition = Behavior passed down over time by sections of society; potential smaller scale vs culture Custom = Behavior shared by group/population that forms part of culture of community; larger scale vs tradition Lifestyle = Behaviors that constitute one’s way of life Family tradition = Example of smaller scale tradition passed down within a family Signup and view all the answers

Match the following illness behaviors with their descriptions:

Self-medication = At-home administration of remedies as the first action taken towards wellness Advice seeking = Patient's state of illness is legitimized/acknowledged by another party Post-consult = Patient may acquire prescription and advice; further action can be recommended Lay referral system = Behaviors at symptom onset/upon awareness of symptoms Signup and view all the answers

Match the following illness behavior theories with their proponents and year of development:

Lay referral system = 1951 Talcott Parsons Stages of change (transtheoretical model) = 1982 Prochaska and DiClemente Individual level - biological model, motivational theory, cognitive dissonance, health belief model = Eliot Friedson 1970 Family/friends - social learning theory, images & modeling, reasoned action theory, social network theory = Not provided Signup and view all the answers

Match the following societal behavioral models with their descriptions:

Normative model = Describes behavior based on societal norms Culture-based model = Behavior is influenced by cultural practices and beliefs Economic/legal model = Behavior is influenced by economic and legal factors Not provided = Social capital theory, community of innovations theory Signup and view all the answers

Match the following decision-making processes with their definitions:

Decision based = Conscious deciding process to perform or not perform an act or practice One-time behavior = Behavior with few occurrences in a lifetime Routine/habit = Regularly occurring action Custom = Behavior shared by a group/population that forms part of the culture of a community Signup and view all the answers

Match the following cultural behaviors with their scale and descriptions:

Tradition = Behavior passed down over time by sections of society; potential smaller scale vs culture Custom = Behavior shared by a group/population that forms part of the culture of a community; larger scale vs tradition Not provided = Illness behavior, lay referral system Signup and view all the answers

Match the following societal levels with their associated behavioral models:

Individual level = Biological model, motivational theory, cognitive dissonance, health belief model Family/friends level = Social learning theory, images & modeling, reasoned action theory, social network theory Community level = Social capital theory, community of innovations theory National/societal level = Normative model, culture-based model, economic/legal model Signup and view all the answers

Match the following behavioral patterns with their characteristics:

Routine/habit = Regularly occurring action Addictive behavior = Reinforced by biological or psychological adaptation resulting in substance dependency Not provided = Tradition, custom Signup and view all the answers

Match the following behavioral theories with their proponents and year of development:

Eliot Friedson 1970 = Lay referral system Talcott Parsons 1951 = Illness behavior Prochaska and DiClemente 1982 = Stages of change (transtheoretical model) Not provided = Social learning theory, images & modeling, reasoned action theory, social network theory Signup and view all the answers

Match the following lay referral system behaviors with their descriptions:

Symptom onset/awareness of symptoms = Behaviors at symptom onset/upon awareness of symptoms At-home administration of remedies = Self-medication Legitimization/acknowledgement by other party = Advice seeking Acquiring prescription and advice = Post-consult Signup and view all the answers

Match the following societal levels with their associated theories of behavior change:

Individual level = Biological model, motivational theory, cognitive dissonance, health belief model Family/friends level = Social learning theory, images & modeling, reasoned action theory, social network theory Community level = Social capital theory, community of innovations theory National/societal level = Normative model, culture-based model, economic/legal model Signup and view all the answers