Health behaviors
The percent of premature or early preventable deaths that can be attributed to health behaviors.
What is 50%?
The Highway Safety Act is what level of the ecological model.
What is policy?
The leading cause of unintentional injury death.
What is opioid overdose?
Poisoning is also acceptable, but this category typically includes deaths from alcohol and substances. Opioid overdoses on their own are the leading cause.
The US has a higher crime rate than peer countries.
What is False?
The US has a much higher homicide rate than our peers, but similar levels of non-violent or violent crime (in 2000).
How SES influences the ability of people to deal with stress.
What is self-perceived ability to control their environment and objective control of circumstances?
The level that concerns friends and family.
What is Interpersonal?
Needle exchanges and prescription heroin are examples of this.
What is harm reduction?
The US spends only 4% of health expenditures on improving health behaviors.
What is true?
The belief that you can make a change.
What is self-efficacy?
Extrinsic motivation can be involved in every section of the ecological model except ______.
What is Individual/Intrapersonal?
The percent of the world’s guns that are owned in the US (all, both public and private)?
What is about 45%?
Intrinsic Motivation is a type of Interpersonal influence on behavior.
What is false? Intrinsic Motivation would be an Intrapersonal or Individual-level influence.
Educational, financial incentives, and laws.
What are strategies for improving health behaviors?
Workplace wellness programs are what level of the ecological model.
What is institutional?
The ages at which injuries and violence are the leading cause of death.
What is 1-44?
Workplace safety laws apply to Lyft and Uber drivers.
What is false? Lyft and Uber drivers are considered self-employed.
The indirect impact of stress on health.
What is coping through unhealthy behaviors?
Stay in the Blue Bagels, an effort by AAPD and UM groups, to reduce alcohol-related injuries, is what level of the ecological model.
What is community?
Random vs. predictable and preventable.
What is the difference between accidents and injuries?
Choices that impact health behaviors only occur at the individual level.
What is False?