Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a key concept used with the Health Belief Model (HBM) to explain health behaviors

Accepted Answer

A) Perceived benefits 
B) Perceived susceptibility 
C) Perceived behavioral control 
D) Perceived barriers 
A) Perceived benefits 
B) Perceived susceptibility 
C) Perceived behavioral control 
D) Perceived barriers C

Question 2

The Expectancy Value Theory (EVT) describes a _____ process.

Accepted Answer

A) Genetic 
B) Cognitive 
C) Systematic 
D) Global 
A) Genetic 
B) Cognitive 
C) Systematic 
D) Global B

Question 3

Larry has taken action to obtain guidance about smoking-cessation programs.This is considered a

Accepted Answer

A) Health-seeking behavior. 
B) Health care solution. 
C) Health influence. 
D) None of the above 
A) Health-seeking behavior. 
B) Health care solution. 
C) Health influence. 
D) None of the above A

Question 4

Describe how each of the 5 models of health care is applicable to modern day society.Include at least one example for each model.

Accepted Answer

The 5 models of health care are the medi

Question 5

The consequences of behavior and the value assigned to the behavior are based on _____ experiences with the behavior and its outcome.

Accepted Answer

A) Individual 
B) Family 
C) Cultural 
D) Ethnic 
A) Individual 
B) Family 
C) Cultural 
D) Ethnic

Question 6

Perceived barriers to health do not include tangible factors such as money, time, or effort.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

According to the Health Belief Model (HBM), _____ and _____ affect the likelihood of a person taking action against a disease.

Accepted Answer

A) Perceived susceptibility; perceived severity 
B) Perceived benefits; perceived barriers 
C) Perceived behavioral control; perceived severity 
D) Perceived benefits; perceived behavioral control 
A) Perceived susceptibility; perceived severity 
B) Perceived benefits; perceived barriers 
C) Perceived behavioral control; perceived severity 
D) Perceived benefits; perceived behavioral control

Question 8

_____ is defined as a person's judgment about their ability to perform a task.

Accepted Answer

A) Magnitude 
B) Reciprocal determinism 
C) Self-efficacy 
D) Persuasory learning 
A) Magnitude 
B) Reciprocal determinism 
C) Self-efficacy 
D) Persuasory learning

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT a marketing principle used with social marketing

Accepted Answer

A) Perception 
B) Promotion 
C) Place 
D) Price 
A) Perception 
B) Promotion 
C) Place 
D) Price

Question 10

In social marketing, _____ is a location for accessing the tools needed to perform a new behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) Price 
B) Place 
C) Performance 
D) Product 
A) Price 
B) Place 
C) Performance 
D) Product

Question 11

A study of adherence to treatment regimens for diabetes and hypertension among South Africans (Kagee & Van der Merwe; 2006) found that _____ was one of the strongest predictors of behavioral outcomes.

Accepted Answer

A) Attitude 
B) Perceived behavioral control 
C) Subjective norms 
D) All of the above 
A) Attitude 
B) Perceived behavioral control 
C) Subjective norms 
D) All of the above

Question 12

The Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change (TTM) is a _____ model.

Accepted Answer

A) Sociological 
B) Stage 
C) Systemic 
D) Varied 
A) Sociological 
B) Stage 
C) Systemic 
D) Varied

Question 13

The "price" in social marketing refers strictly to tangible costs such as monetary costs, time, or distance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The Expectancy Value Theory (EVT) cannot account for the effects of peer groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Perceived severity is shaped by the perceived impact of the disease on the person's life and

Accepted Answer

A) The person's medical knowledge. 
B) The person's access to health care. 
C) The person's emotional response to the illness. 
D) The person's risk factors for developing the illness. 
A) The person's medical knowledge. 
B) The person's access to health care. 
C) The person's emotional response to the illness. 
D) The person's risk factors for developing the illness.

Question 16

Which stage of the Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change is characterized as the "not ready for change" stage

Accepted Answer

A) The precontemplative stage 
B) The contemplative stage 
C) The action stage 
D) The preparation for action stage 
A) The precontemplative stage 
B) The contemplative stage 
C) The action stage 
D) The preparation for action stage

Question 17

_____ nations have adopted the Kyoto Protocol.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ nations have adopted the Kyoto Protocol....

Question 18

Reciprocal determinism is based on 4 isolated variables.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The level of mastery needed to accomplish a specific task is called

Accepted Answer

A) Magnitude. 
B) Self-efficacy. 
C) Generality. 
D) Interference. 
A) Magnitude. 
B) Self-efficacy. 
C) Generality. 
D) Interference.

Question 20

According to research conducted by VanDervanter et al.(2005), adolescent males were _____ likely to use health care services than girls.

Accepted Answer

A) Significantly more 
B) Slightly more 
C) Significantly less 
D) Slightly less 
A) Significantly more 
B) Slightly more 
C) Significantly less 
D) Slightly less

Which of the following is NOT a key concept used with the Health Belief Model (HBM) to explain health behaviors

The Expectancy Value Theory (EVT) describes a _____ process.

Larry has taken action to obtain guidance about smoking-cessation programs.This is considered a

Describe how each of the 5 models of health care is applicable to modern day society.Include at least one example for each model.

The consequences of behavior and the value assigned to the behavior are based on _____ experiences with the behavior and its outcome.

Perceived barriers to health do not include tangible factors such as money, time, or effort.

According to the Health Belief Model (HBM), _ and _ affect the likelihood of a person taking action against a disease.

_____ is defined as a person's judgment about their ability to perform a task.

Which of the following is NOT a marketing principle used with social marketing

In social marketing, _____ is a location for accessing the tools needed to perform a new behavior.

A study of adherence to treatment regimens for diabetes and hypertension among South Africans (Kagee & Van der Merwe; 2006) found that _____ was one of the strongest predictors of behavioral outcomes.

The Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change (TTM) is a _____ model.

The "price" in social marketing refers strictly to tangible costs such as monetary costs, time, or distance.

The Expectancy Value Theory (EVT) cannot account for the effects of peer groups.

Perceived severity is shaped by the perceived impact of the disease on the person's life and

Which stage of the Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change is characterized as the "not ready for change" stage

_____ nations have adopted the Kyoto Protocol.

Reciprocal determinism is based on 4 isolated variables.

The level of mastery needed to accomplish a specific task is called

According to research conducted by VanDervanter et al.(2005), adolescent males were _____ likely to use health care services than girls.

An Interdisciplinary View of Health

Research Methods

Global Communicable and Chronic Disease

Risky Health Behaviors

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Stress and Coping

HIV and AIDS

Cardiovascular Disease

Chronic Pain Management and Arthritis

Cancer

Health Care Systems and Health Policy: Effects on Health Outcomes

The Health Psychologists Role: Research, Application, and Advocacy

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Exam 4: Theories and Models of Health Behavior Change

Which of the following is NOT a key concept used with the Health Belief Model (HBM) to explain health behaviors

The Expectancy Value Theory (EVT) describes a _____ process.

Larry has taken action to obtain guidance about smoking-cessation programs.This is considered a

Describe how each of the 5 models of health care is applicable to modern day society.Include at least one example for each model.

The consequences of behavior and the value assigned to the behavior are based on _____ experiences with the behavior and its outcome.

Perceived barriers to health do not include tangible factors such as money, time, or effort.

According to the Health Belief Model (HBM), _____ and _____ affect the likelihood of a person taking action against a disease.

_____ is defined as a person's judgment about their ability to perform a task.

Which of the following is NOT a marketing principle used with social marketing

In social marketing, _____ is a location for accessing the tools needed to perform a new behavior.

A study of adherence to treatment regimens for diabetes and hypertension among South Africans (Kagee & Van der Merwe; 2006) found that _____ was one of the strongest predictors of behavioral outcomes.

The Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change (TTM) is a _____ model.

The "price" in social marketing refers strictly to tangible costs such as monetary costs, time, or distance.

The Expectancy Value Theory (EVT) cannot account for the effects of peer groups.

Perceived severity is shaped by the perceived impact of the disease on the person's life and

Which stage of the Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change is characterized as the "not ready for change" stage

_____ nations have adopted the Kyoto Protocol.

Reciprocal determinism is based on 4 isolated variables.

The level of mastery needed to accomplish a specific task is called

According to research conducted by VanDervanter et al.(2005), adolescent males were _____ likely to use health care services than girls.

An Interdisciplinary View of Health

Research Methods

Global Communicable and Chronic Disease

Risky Health Behaviors

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Stress and Coping

HIV and AIDS

Cardiovascular Disease

Chronic Pain Management and Arthritis

Cancer

Health Care Systems and Health Policy: Effects on Health Outcomes

The Health Psychologists Role: Research, Application, and Advocacy

Filters

According to the Health Belief Model (HBM), _ and _ affect the likelihood of a person taking action against a disease.