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What does Perceived Severity refer to?
What does Perceived Severity refer to?
Which component of the Health Belief Model (HBM) involves assessing the potential negative aspects of adopting a recommended behavior?
Which component of the Health Belief Model (HBM) involves assessing the potential negative aspects of adopting a recommended behavior?
How would you define Perceived Benefits in the context of the HBM?
How would you define Perceived Benefits in the context of the HBM?
Which aspect of the HBM focuses on the force that drives individuals to act based on their perception of susceptibility and seriousness?
Which aspect of the HBM focuses on the force that drives individuals to act based on their perception of susceptibility and seriousness?
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In the context of the HBM, what is Perceived Susceptibility about?
In the context of the HBM, what is Perceived Susceptibility about?
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Which component of the HBM deals with an individual's assessment of the positive outcomes associated with adopting a certain behavior?
Which component of the HBM deals with an individual's assessment of the positive outcomes associated with adopting a certain behavior?
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What does the Health Belief Model (HBM) emphasize?
What does the Health Belief Model (HBM) emphasize?
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In the Revised Health Belief Model, what factor was added by Becker and Rosenstock in 1987?
In the Revised Health Belief Model, what factor was added by Becker and Rosenstock in 1987?
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What are cues to action in the context of the Health Belief Model?
What are cues to action in the context of the Health Belief Model?
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Which factor is considered a mediating factor in the Health Belief Model?
Which factor is considered a mediating factor in the Health Belief Model?
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According to Bandura (1977), what does self-efficacy refer to in the context of the Health Belief Model?
According to Bandura (1977), what does self-efficacy refer to in the context of the Health Belief Model?
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What is a common cue to action mentioned in the text for promoting preventive health actions?
What is a common cue to action mentioned in the text for promoting preventive health actions?
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What is the term used to describe one's opinion of chances of getting a condition?
What is the term used to describe one's opinion of chances of getting a condition?
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Which term relates to one's belief in the efficacy of the advised action to reduce risk or seriousness of impact?
Which term relates to one's belief in the efficacy of the advised action to reduce risk or seriousness of impact?
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What strategies are used to activate 'readiness' according to the text?
What strategies are used to activate 'readiness' according to the text?
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What concept relates to confidence in one's ability to take action?
What concept relates to confidence in one's ability to take action?
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Which factor refers to one's opinion of the tangible barriers to taking action?
Which factor refers to one's opinion of the tangible barriers to taking action?
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What does 'Perceived Severity' in the text refer to?
What does 'Perceived Severity' in the text refer to?
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'Promote awareness, reminders' align with which concept according to the text?
'Promote awareness, reminders' align with which concept according to the text?
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'Define action to take; how, where, when; clarify positive effects to be expected' corresponds with which term?
'Define action to take; how, where, when; clarify positive effects to be expected' corresponds with which term?
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Study Notes
Health Belief Model (HBM)
- Perceived Severity: Refers to the perceived negative aspects of a condition or disease.
- Perceived Benefits: Refers to an individual's assessment of the positive outcomes associated with adopting a certain behavior.
Components of the Health Belief Model
- Perceived Susceptibility: Involves assessing one's chances of getting a condition.
- Perceived Severity: Involves assessing the potential negative aspects of adopting a recommended behavior.
Cues to Action
- Cues to action are triggers that motivate individuals to take action, such as reminders, awareness campaigns, and positive effects of taking action.
Revised Health Belief Model (RHBM)
- Becker and Rosenstock added Self-Efficacy as a factor in the RHBM in 1987.
Self-Efficacy
- Refers to confidence in one's ability to take action.
Other Factors
- Barriers: Refers to one's opinion of the tangible barriers to taking action.
- Cues to Action: Refers to triggers that motivate individuals to take action.
Strategies to Activate 'Readiness'
- Strategies include:
- Promote awareness, reminders
- Define action to take; how, where, when; clarify positive effects to be expected
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Test your knowledge on the components of the Health Belief Model, including susceptibility, severity, benefits, cues to action, and perception. Explore concepts such as perceived vulnerability to disease and the assessment of personal risk.
