HSC 410 FINAL PRACTICE EXAM – QUESTIONS
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In response to the failure of the TB screening program
Choose an answer
What is the assumption of the
1 2 HBM was developed
Chaotic View of Behavior Change?
3 Emotional arousal (dramatic relief) 4 What is epiphany?
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (59)
What is the assumption of the a. Change is a gradual process under conscious
Chaotic View of Behavior Change? control
What are the key constructs of the 1. Core theory: Stages of Change Model (5 stages)
TTM? 2. Process of change:10 techniques
3. Decisional balance
4. Self-efficacy
What is the butterfly effect? the phenomenon whereby a minute localized
change in a complex system can have large effects
elsewhere
TTM Assumptions i.Behavior is a process not an event
ii.No single theory can explain the complexities of
behavioral change
What is epiphany? a moment of sudden revelation or insight
According to the quantum leaps of Random events
health behavior change, what A surge of motivation or inspiration that is greater
triggers his/her health behavior than the sum of its cognitive parts
change?
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
In response to the failure of the TB screening program
Choose an answer
What is the assumption of the
1 2 HBM was developed
Chaotic View of Behavior Change?
3 Emotional arousal (dramatic relief) 4 What is epiphany?
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (59)
What is the assumption of the a. Change is a gradual process under conscious
Chaotic View of Behavior Change? control
What are the key constructs of the 1. Core theory: Stages of Change Model (5 stages)
TTM? 2. Process of change:10 techniques
3. Decisional balance
4. Self-efficacy
What is the butterfly effect? the phenomenon whereby a minute localized
change in a complex system can have large effects
elsewhere
TTM Assumptions i.Behavior is a process not an event
ii.No single theory can explain the complexities of
behavioral change
What is epiphany? a moment of sudden revelation or insight
According to the quantum leaps of Random events
health behavior change, what A surge of motivation or inspiration that is greater
triggers his/her health behavior than the sum of its cognitive parts
change?