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What are cues to action in the context of health behaviors?
What are cues to action in the context of health behaviors?
- Events that can activate a person’s readiness to act (correct)
- Strategies for implementing health policies
- Educational materials aimed at reinforcing behavior
- Information on the leading causes of death
In the PRECEDE-PROCEED model, what does the 'PRECEDE' component focus on?
In the PRECEDE-PROCEED model, what does the 'PRECEDE' component focus on?
- Policy implementation
- Reinforcing behaviors
- Environmental diagnosis
- Identifying priorities and objectives (correct)
What is the main aim of health education according to the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
What is the main aim of health education according to the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
- Diagnosing population health issues
- Implementing regulatory policies
- Promoting reinforcement of behaviors
- Facilitating voluntary actions conducive to health (correct)
What is 'self-efficacy' in relation to health behaviors?
What is 'self-efficacy' in relation to health behaviors?
Why is the PRECEDE-PROCEED model relevant to community health nurses?
Why is the PRECEDE-PROCEED model relevant to community health nurses?
What do the 9 phases of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model include?
What do the 9 phases of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model include?
What is Perceived Susceptibility in the context of health behavior change?
What is Perceived Susceptibility in the context of health behavior change?
Which factor influences whether a person will change their health behaviors based on how serious they consider the consequence to be?
Which factor influences whether a person will change their health behaviors based on how serious they consider the consequence to be?
What does Perceived Benefits refer to when it comes to health behavior change?
What does Perceived Benefits refer to when it comes to health behavior change?
Which factor reflects a person's opinion of the concrete and psychological cost of taking an advised action?
Which factor reflects a person's opinion of the concrete and psychological cost of taking an advised action?
Why might it be difficult to convince someone to change their behavior if they do not see any benefits?
Why might it be difficult to convince someone to change their behavior if they do not see any benefits?
Which factor deals with a person's opinion of how serious a condition is, influencing their health behavior change?
Which factor deals with a person's opinion of how serious a condition is, influencing their health behavior change?
