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What is theory?
What is theory?
- A proven fact with no room for questioning
- A random guess without any evidence
- A systematic view of events or situations (correct)
- An opinion that cannot be supported with reasoning
In the context of health behavior theory, what is an intrapersonal theory?
In the context of health behavior theory, what is an intrapersonal theory?
- The theory that focuses on personal factors and self-perception (correct)
- How others affect you and your behaviors
- How you or others affect people on a larger scale
- The theory that deals with societal influences on individual behaviors
What role does theory play in health promotion practice?
What role does theory play in health promotion practice?
- Theory has no practical application in health promotion
- Theory helps in explaining and predicting health behaviors (correct)
- Theory is only a means to an end and not essential in practice
- Theory provides definitive solutions to health problems
How is deductive reasoning defined in the context of theory?
How is deductive reasoning defined in the context of theory?
What distinguishes interpersonal theories from intrapersonal theories?
What distinguishes interpersonal theories from intrapersonal theories?
What is the primary purpose of a theory in the context of health behavior?
What is the primary purpose of a theory in the context of health behavior?
What is NOT an example of intrapersonal factors?
What is NOT an example of intrapersonal factors?
What level in the ecological perspective includes family members, friends, and health professionals?
What level in the ecological perspective includes family members, friends, and health professionals?
In the context of societal level/public policy, what do local, state, and federal policies regulate or support?
In the context of societal level/public policy, what do local, state, and federal policies regulate or support?
What does the concept of reciprocal causation suggest about individual behavior and the environment?
What does the concept of reciprocal causation suggest about individual behavior and the environment?
Why does the text emphasize using multi-dimensional approaches to promote healthy behaviors?
Why does the text emphasize using multi-dimensional approaches to promote healthy behaviors?
Which theoretical model suggests that knowledge alone is not sufficient to produce most behavior changes?
Which theoretical model suggests that knowledge alone is not sufficient to produce most behavior changes?
What is a key influence on behavior according to the text, alongside perceptions and motivations?
What is a key influence on behavior according to the text, alongside perceptions and motivations?
Why do people engage in health compromising ways according to the text?
Why do people engage in health compromising ways according to the text?
Which level in the ecological perspective provides direct services for individuals and sets standards for members?
Which level in the ecological perspective provides direct services for individuals and sets standards for members?
What is a common misconception that the text warns against regarding health education and promotion?
What is a common misconception that the text warns against regarding health education and promotion?
What is the main focus of the social ecological model in health education and promotion?
What is the main focus of the social ecological model in health education and promotion?
What is the relevance of Social Economic status (SE) to health?
What is the relevance of Social Economic status (SE) to health?
What is reciprocal causation as described in the text?
What is reciprocal causation as described in the text?
At which level does the Social Ecological Model start when addressing health behavior?
At which level does the Social Ecological Model start when addressing health behavior?
What do the assumptions in the text suggest about health behaviors?
What do the assumptions in the text suggest about health behaviors?
How does Social Economic Status (SE) influence health according to the text?
How does Social Economic Status (SE) influence health according to the text?
What is the core principle associated with Social Ecological Models?
What is the core principle associated with Social Ecological Models?
How are complex back and forth interactions defined in the context of human development according to Bronfenbrenner?
How are complex back and forth interactions defined in the context of human development according to Bronfenbrenner?
What is the primary focus at the individual/intrapersonal level in health promotion?
What is the primary focus at the individual/intrapersonal level in health promotion?
Why is it essential to address variables at multiple levels in understanding health behaviors?
Why is it essential to address variables at multiple levels in understanding health behaviors?
What is the primary goal of health promotion?
What is the primary goal of health promotion?
In the context of health-related behavior, what does sick-role behavior involve?
In the context of health-related behavior, what does sick-role behavior involve?
What is the main focus of primary prevention in health-related actions?
What is the main focus of primary prevention in health-related actions?
Which category of health-related behaviors involves actions intended to confer protection from harm?
Which category of health-related behaviors involves actions intended to confer protection from harm?
What defines a target behavior?
What defines a target behavior?
What are the major components of a theory as stated in the text?
What are the major components of a theory as stated in the text?
Which theory describes the reasons why a health problem exists?
Which theory describes the reasons why a health problem exists?
What aspect of the individual does the Health Belief Model focus on?
What aspect of the individual does the Health Belief Model focus on?
What is the essence of Health-Related Behavior according to the text?
What is the essence of Health-Related Behavior according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT one of the original four constructs in the Health Belief Model?
Which of the following is NOT one of the original four constructs in the Health Belief Model?
In public health, why is it imperative to clearly identify a target population?
In public health, why is it imperative to clearly identify a target population?
What does Perceived Susceptibility refer to in the Health Belief Model?
What does Perceived Susceptibility refer to in the Health Belief Model?
Which construct in the Health Belief Model deals with the tangible and psychological costs of taking a specific health action?
Which construct in the Health Belief Model deals with the tangible and psychological costs of taking a specific health action?
How does Perceived Susceptibility affect an individual's behavior according to the Health Belief Model?
How does Perceived Susceptibility affect an individual's behavior according to the Health Belief Model?
Which aspect of the Health Belief Model focuses on confidence in one's ability to take action?
Which aspect of the Health Belief Model focuses on confidence in one's ability to take action?
According to the Health Belief Model, what influences a person's willingness to engage in healthy behavior?
According to the Health Belief Model, what influences a person's willingness to engage in healthy behavior?
What is the significance of Cues to Action in the Health Belief Model?
What is the significance of Cues to Action in the Health Belief Model?
Which of these is NOT part of the original four constructs in the Health Belief Model?
Which of these is NOT part of the original four constructs in the Health Belief Model?
What is the primary focus of the Health Belief Model?
What is the primary focus of the Health Belief Model?
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