Scenarios
Tammy tells her doctor that she can not lose weight because purchasing a gym membership and healthy foods is not in her budget.
What are perceived barriers?
What is self efficacy?
This refers to an individual's perception of competence to successfully perform a behavior.
What does HBM stand for
What is Health Belief Model
The HBM in the case study was used to encourage?
what is Recycling
Deandra chooses not to get the flu vaccine because she believes that she can just take some Tylenol if she does get sick. Which concept from the Health Belief Model is demonstrated by this scenario?
What is perceived severity
What are perceived barriers?
Personal belief about what will prevent adoption of the new
behavior
Name one of the researchers responsible for creating the HBM?
Who is Hochbaum or Rosenstock
Decreasing waste, saving resources, and lowering pollution.
A woman decides to have yearly mammograms starting at age 25 because many women in her family have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Which concept from the Health Belief Model is demonstrated by this scenario?
What is perceived susceptibility
What are perceived benefits?
Personal belief about whether the new behavior is better than what
is already being done
This was the decade that the HBM was developed.
1950s
What were some of the consequences of not recycling?
Pollution, Loss of resources Etc..
Tyler decides to quit smoking because his friends also stop smoking to reduce their chance of developing lung cancer.
Cues to action
What are cues to action
Things, such as campaigns and newspaper ads, that prompt us to do the behaviors we want are?
In the video about obesity and the HBM, what did jeff use as his cue to action?
What is Sticky note
What did the researchers in the case study hope to improve?
participants' recycling attitudes, knowledge, abilities, and behaviors.
Andrew, a 15 y/o male, believes that he does not have to wear a seatbelt because he thinks he is invincible. This attitude is likely due to his age. According to the Health Belief Model, Andrew's age is considered a ...?
What are modifying factors
What are Modifying Factors, give examples?
Personal factors that affect whether the new behavior is adopted/
Demographic variables, sociopsychological variables, and structural variables
In the video about mammograms and Hispanic women, What was one of the perceived barriers?
1. The belief that mammograms are painful
2. Could not remember to schedule appointments
3. Lack of knowledge to get a mammogram
What were the 3 purposes we listed for the case study?
- Effectiveness of Educational Interventions
- Behavioral insights:
- Future Research Directions