CPE EXAM STUDY QUESTIONS
BACCHUS/CPE - Answers :through Naspa. BACCHUS founded in 1975- merger in
2014- started as an alcohol awareness and education program UF
NATIONAL PEER EDUCATOR STUDY (NPES) - Answers :ongoing study (you can
participate) about the effectiveness of peer education both for the individual and
community
Five roles of a Peer Educator - Answers :Friend, Educator, Activist, Role Model, Team
Member
Peer - Answers :someone who is of equal standing with you in a group.
peer educator - Answers :a peer who maximizes their knowledge and skills to make
healthy (or healthier) choices.
How can out actions looks differently when we are acting w/in each of these roles? -
Answers :peer educators engage peers, offer support, resources, and guidance while
peers may be seeking knowledge.
5 Principles of Integrity - Answers :1. all people deserve my respect
2. I have the right to make mistakes
3. I will never use my position of influence to negatively affect another person
4. I must make my decisions based on what I know and believe regardless of what
"everyone else" is doing.
5. I will take my own advice.
HEART VALUES (code of ethics) - Answers :1.continue to grow, learn, educate.
2.be a good role model.
3.create a welcoming environment.
4.value inclusivity.
5.advocate for change.
6.practice self-care.
7.cultivate community.
ethics - Answers :moral principles that govern a persons or groups behavior
integrity - Answers :the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
Peer Education Traps - Answers :Enabling, trying to do too much, taking on something
too big, internalizing the issue, blurring the lines of integrity/ethics.
eustress - Answers :normal stress, which can be beneficial or positive for an individual
, distress - Answers :an abnormal amount of stress, which can become overwhelming for
an individual
self care techniques - Answers :yoga, meditation, cleaning, ...
Health Promotion Approaches to Change Making (3) - Answers :Individual,
targeted/group, community/population
Social Ecological Model - Answers :
Stages of change model - Answers :Pre-contemplation
contemplation
preparation
action
maintenance
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Social Change Model - Answers :Health promotion model that focuses on values that
motivate change at different levels of intervention
Individual values (3) - Answers :commitment: to a cause
consciousness of self: awareness of our beliefs, attitudes, and emotions.
Congruence: when our actions are in line w/ beliefs
group values (3) - Answers :collaboration- individuals transcend their own personal
goals for the good of the group.
Common purpose- working toward common goals as a group; having a shared vision
Controversy with Civility: recognizing and appreciating the differences that exist w/in a
group; trust is key to group cohesion and avoiding controversey
Societal Values (1) - Answers :citizenship: civic responsibility to work toward social
change.
characteristics of evidence based approaches for change (4 term/3 examples) -
Answers :1. experimental
2. evaluated by peers
3. presented for replication
4. replication efforts must produce similar results
Examples:
-social norms
-motivational interview
-risk/harm reduction
why do people talk to us? - Answers :-lonely/isolated
-only one experiencing issues
-dont know where to start
BACCHUS/CPE - Answers :through Naspa. BACCHUS founded in 1975- merger in
2014- started as an alcohol awareness and education program UF
NATIONAL PEER EDUCATOR STUDY (NPES) - Answers :ongoing study (you can
participate) about the effectiveness of peer education both for the individual and
community
Five roles of a Peer Educator - Answers :Friend, Educator, Activist, Role Model, Team
Member
Peer - Answers :someone who is of equal standing with you in a group.
peer educator - Answers :a peer who maximizes their knowledge and skills to make
healthy (or healthier) choices.
How can out actions looks differently when we are acting w/in each of these roles? -
Answers :peer educators engage peers, offer support, resources, and guidance while
peers may be seeking knowledge.
5 Principles of Integrity - Answers :1. all people deserve my respect
2. I have the right to make mistakes
3. I will never use my position of influence to negatively affect another person
4. I must make my decisions based on what I know and believe regardless of what
"everyone else" is doing.
5. I will take my own advice.
HEART VALUES (code of ethics) - Answers :1.continue to grow, learn, educate.
2.be a good role model.
3.create a welcoming environment.
4.value inclusivity.
5.advocate for change.
6.practice self-care.
7.cultivate community.
ethics - Answers :moral principles that govern a persons or groups behavior
integrity - Answers :the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
Peer Education Traps - Answers :Enabling, trying to do too much, taking on something
too big, internalizing the issue, blurring the lines of integrity/ethics.
eustress - Answers :normal stress, which can be beneficial or positive for an individual
, distress - Answers :an abnormal amount of stress, which can become overwhelming for
an individual
self care techniques - Answers :yoga, meditation, cleaning, ...
Health Promotion Approaches to Change Making (3) - Answers :Individual,
targeted/group, community/population
Social Ecological Model - Answers :
Stages of change model - Answers :Pre-contemplation
contemplation
preparation
action
maintenance
**relapse
Social Change Model - Answers :Health promotion model that focuses on values that
motivate change at different levels of intervention
Individual values (3) - Answers :commitment: to a cause
consciousness of self: awareness of our beliefs, attitudes, and emotions.
Congruence: when our actions are in line w/ beliefs
group values (3) - Answers :collaboration- individuals transcend their own personal
goals for the good of the group.
Common purpose- working toward common goals as a group; having a shared vision
Controversy with Civility: recognizing and appreciating the differences that exist w/in a
group; trust is key to group cohesion and avoiding controversey
Societal Values (1) - Answers :citizenship: civic responsibility to work toward social
change.
characteristics of evidence based approaches for change (4 term/3 examples) -
Answers :1. experimental
2. evaluated by peers
3. presented for replication
4. replication efforts must produce similar results
Examples:
-social norms
-motivational interview
-risk/harm reduction
why do people talk to us? - Answers :-lonely/isolated
-only one experiencing issues
-dont know where to start
