PH 144 MIDTERM 1 LATEST EXAM 2025
WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
AND DETAILED SOLVED SOLUTIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100%
GUARANTEE PASS (BRAND NEW!!!!!!!)
Interrelated propositions that create a parsimonious system for
explaining and predicting human behavior, present a
systematic view of situations in order to explain and predict
situations - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Scientific Health Behavior Theory
Abstract ideas that logically build a theory; ideas or notions
typically "unobservable or latent" - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
concepts/constructs
Concepts/constructs are defined into "measurable" &
"observable" terms - THE CORRECT ANSWER-variables
Question that finds that association between two or more
constructs and helps connect theories with assumptions - THE
CORRECT ANSWER-Hypothesis
Answering & Answering; Predicting & Analyzing - THE CORRECT
ANSWER-Theoretical thinking
systematic views,
, specify relations among variables,
explain or predict events/situations
1. Description
2. Prediction
3. Explanation - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Theoretical Principles
1. Internally Consistent - predictions don't contradict
2. Parsimonious - broadly relevant, not too complex
3. Plausible - alines with previous knowledge
4. Predictive - accurately predicts bx - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Characteristics of good theory
1. Intrapersonal reasons
2. Interpersonal Reasos
3. Cultural
4. Environmental - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Reasons people don't do
what's good for them
Abstract ideas that have been measured and may explain or
predict real world - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Theory
Implementing theory in the real world - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Practice
This is made to understand why people don't just do what's
good for them. The components are: 1). the desire to avoid
WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
AND DETAILED SOLVED SOLUTIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100%
GUARANTEE PASS (BRAND NEW!!!!!!!)
Interrelated propositions that create a parsimonious system for
explaining and predicting human behavior, present a
systematic view of situations in order to explain and predict
situations - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Scientific Health Behavior Theory
Abstract ideas that logically build a theory; ideas or notions
typically "unobservable or latent" - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
concepts/constructs
Concepts/constructs are defined into "measurable" &
"observable" terms - THE CORRECT ANSWER-variables
Question that finds that association between two or more
constructs and helps connect theories with assumptions - THE
CORRECT ANSWER-Hypothesis
Answering & Answering; Predicting & Analyzing - THE CORRECT
ANSWER-Theoretical thinking
systematic views,
, specify relations among variables,
explain or predict events/situations
1. Description
2. Prediction
3. Explanation - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Theoretical Principles
1. Internally Consistent - predictions don't contradict
2. Parsimonious - broadly relevant, not too complex
3. Plausible - alines with previous knowledge
4. Predictive - accurately predicts bx - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Characteristics of good theory
1. Intrapersonal reasons
2. Interpersonal Reasos
3. Cultural
4. Environmental - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Reasons people don't do
what's good for them
Abstract ideas that have been measured and may explain or
predict real world - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Theory
Implementing theory in the real world - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Practice
This is made to understand why people don't just do what's
good for them. The components are: 1). the desire to avoid
