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Exam 21: Program Planning Models and Theories

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Which theory is derived from numerous psychological and behavioral theories in an attempt to understand possible reasons for widespread failure of people to accept disease preventive or screening tests for early detection of asymptomatic disease?

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_____ provide a framework for generating testable hypotheses and integrating empirical evidence and, over time, a road map for the design and implementation of intervention strategies while _ are a mixture of ideas or concepts taken from any number of theories and used together.

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Question 22

Describe in detail the model you would adopt to address alcoholism.

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One of the unique advantages of using a Precede-Proceed model as an intervention framework is it allows for adjustments in intervention as a response to community needs and changes in the situation.

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Contemplation stage is intending to change within 6 months.

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The phase of social assessment involves identifying the behavioral, genetic, and environmental determinants most likely to influence the identified priority health problems.

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Models and theories are used in program planning to identify, understand, and explain health behavior; provide a framework for program planners in selecting constructs; and to guide the development and implementation of interventions.

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Conceptual framework for which of the following models was developed from careful observations of how people quit smoking on their own compared to smokers in professional treatments?

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Question 28

Which of the following constructs consists of two components: confidence and temptation?

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Assessment helps uncover not only the needs and resources of the program but will help you understand how to utilize resources that are already available to your program.

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Which of the following are the 4 elements of diffusion that influence the adoption of a new idea? I. Characteristics of the innovation II. Communication channels III. Geography IV. Social system V. Time

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The Health Belief Model was developed from comparative review and analysis of psychotherapy and behavioral change theories.

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MAP-IT stands for:

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Which theory is derived from numerous psychological and behavioral theories in an attempt to understand possible reasons for widespread failure of people to accept disease preventive or screening tests for early detection of asymptomatic disease?

_____ provide a framework for generating testable hypotheses and integrating empirical evidence and, over time, a road map for the design and implementation of intervention strategies while _ are a mixture of ideas or concepts taken from any number of theories and used together.

Describe in detail the model you would adopt to address alcoholism.

One of the unique advantages of using a Precede-Proceed model as an intervention framework is it allows for adjustments in intervention as a response to community needs and changes in the situation.

Contemplation stage is intending to change within 6 months.

The phase of social assessment involves identifying the behavioral, genetic, and environmental determinants most likely to influence the identified priority health problems.

Models and theories are used in program planning to identify, understand, and explain health behavior; provide a framework for program planners in selecting constructs; and to guide the development and implementation of interventions.

Conceptual framework for which of the following models was developed from careful observations of how people quit smoking on their own compared to smokers in professional treatments?

Which of the following constructs consists of two components: confidence and temptation?

Assessment helps uncover not only the needs and resources of the program but will help you understand how to utilize resources that are already available to your program.

Which of the following are the 4 elements of diffusion that influence the adoption of a new idea? I. Characteristics of the innovation II. Communication channels III. Geography IV. Social system V. Time

The Health Belief Model was developed from comparative review and analysis of psychotherapy and behavioral change theories.

MAP-IT stands for:

Defining Rurality

Determinants of Health in Rural Communities

Ethical Issues in Rural Communities

History of the Development of Rural Health in the USA

Federal Rural Health Organizations

US Rural Health Systems in Transition

Cardiovascular Disease in Rural USA

Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes, and Physical Activity

Nutrition, Food Desert, and Weight Status

Maternal and Child Health in Rural Areas

Oral Health in Rural America

Cancer in Rural Areas

Environmental Health in Rural America

Occupational Health and Safety Considerations in Rural Agricultural Operations

Mental Health in Rural America

Rural Public Health for Migrant Workers

Adolescent Health in Rural Areas

Aging Population in Rural US

Rural Public Health for the Lgbtq Community

Community Needs and Asset Assessment

Rural Public Health Policy

Leadership

Services to Support Rural Health

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Exam 21: Program Planning Models and Theories

Which theory is derived from numerous psychological and behavioral theories in an attempt to understand possible reasons for widespread failure of people to accept disease preventive or screening tests for early detection of asymptomatic disease?

___________ provide a framework for generating testable hypotheses and integrating empirical evidence and, over time, a road map for the design and implementation of intervention strategies while _______ are a mixture of ideas or concepts taken from any number of theories and used together.

Describe in detail the model you would adopt to address alcoholism.

One of the unique advantages of using a Precede-Proceed model as an intervention framework is it allows for adjustments in intervention as a response to community needs and changes in the situation.

Contemplation stage is intending to change within 6 months.

The phase of social assessment involves identifying the behavioral, genetic, and environmental determinants most likely to influence the identified priority health problems.

Models and theories are used in program planning to identify, understand, and explain health behavior; provide a framework for program planners in selecting constructs; and to guide the development and implementation of interventions.

Conceptual framework for which of the following models was developed from careful observations of how people quit smoking on their own compared to smokers in professional treatments?

Which of the following constructs consists of two components: confidence and temptation?

Assessment helps uncover not only the needs and resources of the program but will help you understand how to utilize resources that are already available to your program.

Which of the following are the 4 elements of diffusion that influence the adoption of a new idea? I. Characteristics of the innovation II. Communication channels III. Geography IV. Social system V. Time

The Health Belief Model was developed from comparative review and analysis of psychotherapy and behavioral change theories.

MAP-IT stands for:

Defining Rurality

Determinants of Health in Rural Communities

Ethical Issues in Rural Communities

History of the Development of Rural Health in the USA

Federal Rural Health Organizations

US Rural Health Systems in Transition

Cardiovascular Disease in Rural USA

Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes, and Physical Activity

Nutrition, Food Desert, and Weight Status

Maternal and Child Health in Rural Areas

Oral Health in Rural America

Cancer in Rural Areas

Environmental Health in Rural America

Occupational Health and Safety Considerations in Rural Agricultural Operations

Mental Health in Rural America

Rural Public Health for Migrant Workers

Adolescent Health in Rural Areas

Aging Population in Rural US

Rural Public Health for the Lgbtq Community

Community Needs and Asset Assessment

Rural Public Health Policy

Leadership

Services to Support Rural Health

Filters

_____ provide a framework for generating testable hypotheses and integrating empirical evidence and, over time, a road map for the design and implementation of intervention strategies while _ are a mixture of ideas or concepts taken from any number of theories and used together.