NSC 301 Human Behaviour in Health and Illness Quiz

NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA FACULTY OF ______ SCIENCES

COURSE CODE: NSC 301 COURSE TITLE: HUMAN BEHAVIOUR IN ______ AND ILLNESS

Course Coordinator Kayode, S. Olubiyi National Open University of Nigeria, Victoria Island, ______

Programme Leader Prof Mba O. Okoronkwo Dean, School of ______ Sciences

Conceptualizing Health and Disease… Conceptualizing Illness……………… 1-7 8-16 17-26 Module 2 Conceptualizing Health/Illness Dichotomies and Determinants…… ______

Course Developer Jane-Frances Agbu National Open University of Nigeria Victoria Island, ______

Acute Illness versus Chronic Illness… Culture and Socio-Demographic Determinants of Health and Illness………………………………. 27-32 ______

What is Health Behaviour. Changing Patterns of Health and Illness………………………………… Theoretical Approaches to Health and Illness Behaviour………………. ______

Preventive Health Behaviour………. Attitude Change and Health Promotion……………………………. Addressing Specific Health Behaviour Problems.……………………………. 75-81 ______

Defining Illness Behaviour…………. 95-101 Symptom Experience………………… 102-108 The Sick Role………………………… ______

Fishbein’s Theory of Reasoned Action aims to explain and predict human ______

The Theory of Reasoned Action suggests that a person's behavior is determined by their intention to perform the ______

The Theory of Reasoned Action was developed by psychologists Martin Fishbein and Icek Ajzen in ______

The Theory of Reasoned Action is a cognitive theory that helps psychologists understand human behavior in specific ______

The Theory of Reasoned Action has been used to assist in predicting and explaining several ______ behaviors

Attitude is influenced by beliefs about the consequences of the behavior and the evaluation of those ______

Subjective norms involve perceived social pressures to perform or not perform the ______

The Theory of Reasoned Action is often extended to the Theory of Planned ______

Theoretical Origin of Fishbein’s reasoned action is a cognitive theory that helps psychologists understand human behavior in specific ______

Components of Fishbein’s theory of reasoned action include attitudes, subjective norms, and ______

LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY IBADAN, OYO STATE DEPARTMENT OF ______ SCIENCE

COURSE CODE: ______ 301

LEVEL: ______

TOPIC:​ MANAGEMENT OF PATIENT EMERGING COVID 19 IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT OF THE AWARD OF BACHELOR OF ______ SCIENCE DEGREE.

DATE; ______, 2023.

NAME OF PARTICIPANTS SN NAME​ MATRIC NUMBER 1. ​AKINTUNDE NAOMI OYINKANSOLA​ ​ LCU /UG/21/19225 2. ​AKOLADE EXCELLENT AKINLABI ​ LCU /UG 21/19763 3.​ ASOEGWU VANESSA IFEOMA​​​ LCU/UG/21/21141 4.​ AWOLESI LORETA OMORINSOLA ​​ LCU/UG//21/19739 5. ​ALUKO MARY OYINBRAKEMI​ ​​ LCU/UG/21/20521 6. ​AMUSAN TEMIDAYO OLUWADARASIMI​ LCU/UG/21/19178 7. ​AROKE ROSELINE OLUWATOBI ​​ LCU/UG/21/19511 8. ​ARIOTURE GOODNESS VWEGHONOME​ LCU/UG/21/20095 9.​ AYE ESTHER OGHENEFEJIRO ​​​ LCU/UG/21/20625 10. ​ARIWAOZO CHINAZO DANIELLA LCU/UG/21/20465 ARE RAFAT BISADE​​​​ LCU/UG/22/22170 13.​ ALONGE OYINKANSOLA DEBORAH LCU/UG/21/19700 14.​ AMACHREE VANESSA BITEYE ​​​LCU/UG/22/23848 15.​ AYODELE AYOBAMI GENEVIEVE​​ LCU /UG/21/19235 16.​ AWOYEMI VICTORIA OMOWUNMI​​ LCU/UG/21/20071 17.​ BABAJIDE MERCY CHRISTIANA​ ​LCU/UG/21/20534 Table of contents 1. Introduction to fishbein’s ______ of reasoned action

Theory of Reasoned Action

Fishbein's Theory of Reasoned Action

Intention to perform a behavior

Creators of the Theory of Reasoned Action

Context in the Theory of Reasoned Action

Health behaviors predicted by the Theory of Reasoned Action

Attitude in the Theory of Reasoned Action

Subjective norms in the Theory of Reasoned Action

Relationship between the Theories of Reasoned Action and Planned Behavior

Theoretical Origin of Fishbein's Theory

Components of Fishbein's Theory

Acute illness

Chronic illness

Health behaviour

Preventive health behaviour

Attitude change

Health promotion

Illness behaviour

Symptom experience

Sick role

Changing patterns of health and illness

Theoretical approaches to health and illness behaviour

Addressing specific health behaviour problems