HLTH 3000 TEST 1 QUESTIONS
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Definition
need to have facts based on info they were given Primitive
Informational - google
inferential - take existing beliefs of something and use that to inform
someone else
ex) Fruits and veggies are good for you.
Beliefs: Statements of perceived fact— impressions about the world
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Statement of purpose Vision statement
Mission statement Belief statement
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Definition
behaviors that increase the probability that a negative outcome will
occur
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• Protective factors: •Risk
behaviors:
health behavior Injunctive Norms
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Definition
associates an attribute with an object on the basis of personal
experience.
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attitudes inferential beliefs
primitive beliefs behavior
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Definition
Stage 1: Precontemplation: There is no intention to change
behavior in the foreseeable future: •"As far as I'm concerned, I don't
have any problems that need changing"
Stage 2: Contemplation: Aware that a problem exists and seriously
thinking about overcoming it, but have no made commitment: •"I
have a problem and I really think I should work on it."
Stage 3: Preparation: Combines intention and behavioral criteria: •"I
have a problem and I'm getting ready to work on it."
Stage 4: Action: Individuals modify their behavior, experiences, or
, environment to overcome their problem: •"Anyone can talk about
changing, I'm actually doing something about it."
Stage 5: Maintenance:Work to prevent relapse and consolidate
gains: •"I may need a boost right now to help me maintain the
changes I've made."
• Termination
• General thumb rule: 40% precontemplation, 40%
contemplation, 20% preparation
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levels of prevention social ecological framework
stages in the examples of health behaviors
Transtheoretical Model,
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Term
what is health: hispanic american
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WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
1 of 48
Definition
need to have facts based on info they were given Primitive
Informational - google
inferential - take existing beliefs of something and use that to inform
someone else
ex) Fruits and veggies are good for you.
Beliefs: Statements of perceived fact— impressions about the world
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Statement of purpose Vision statement
Mission statement Belief statement
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2 of 48
Definition
behaviors that increase the probability that a negative outcome will
occur
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• Protective factors: •Risk
behaviors:
health behavior Injunctive Norms
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,3 of 48
Definition
associates an attribute with an object on the basis of personal
experience.
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attitudes inferential beliefs
primitive beliefs behavior
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4 of 48
Definition
Stage 1: Precontemplation: There is no intention to change
behavior in the foreseeable future: •"As far as I'm concerned, I don't
have any problems that need changing"
Stage 2: Contemplation: Aware that a problem exists and seriously
thinking about overcoming it, but have no made commitment: •"I
have a problem and I really think I should work on it."
Stage 3: Preparation: Combines intention and behavioral criteria: •"I
have a problem and I'm getting ready to work on it."
Stage 4: Action: Individuals modify their behavior, experiences, or
, environment to overcome their problem: •"Anyone can talk about
changing, I'm actually doing something about it."
Stage 5: Maintenance:Work to prevent relapse and consolidate
gains: •"I may need a boost right now to help me maintain the
changes I've made."
• Termination
• General thumb rule: 40% precontemplation, 40%
contemplation, 20% preparation
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levels of prevention social ecological framework
stages in the examples of health behaviors
Transtheoretical Model,
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Term
what is health: hispanic american
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