What is Health Communication
The CDC defines ____ as the study and use of communication strategies to inform and influence individual and communication decisions that enhance health.
What is health communication?
______ explains behavior as the result of three reciprocal factors: behavior, personal factors, and outside events.
What is the Social cognitive theory
_______ is where individuals have no intention of adopting a recommended health behavior but are learning about it.
What is precontemplation?
This theory seeks to explain behavior within the context of communication and decision-making settings and may provide useful constructs for the development of intercultural communication interventions and message design strategies.
What is intergroup theory?
Behavioral change is also known as....
The trans-theoretical model
The key objectives of health communication are to ____,_____, and _____ individuals and communities with an aim to improve health outcomes by sharing health related information.
What is engage, empower, and influence?
This theory suggests that behavior performance is primarily determined by the strength of the person’s intention to perform a specific behavior
What is the theory of reasoned action?
_______ is where people decide to adopt the recommended health behavior.
What is decision?
This theory assumes that at least one person in an intercultural or group encounter is a stranger.
What is AUM theory? Or what is anxiety uncertainty management theory?
The theory of reasoned action identifies two major factors that contribute to behavior, known as _____ and _____.
What are attitude and subjective norms?
People centered, evidence based, and process oriented are all _____ _____ of health communication.
What are defining features?
The social cognitive theory is also known as ______
What is the social learning theory?
______ is where individuals are considering adopting the recommended behavior.
What is contemplation?
______ theory also explores the roles of motivation, knowledge, skills, and cultural differences in effective communication as well as people’s ability to manage anxiety and uncertainty.
What is AUM?
There are _____ stages in the behavioral change model.
What is five?
Health communication is made up of both _____ and _____ sciences.
What are behavioral and social?
This theory groups held beliefs on how people should behave in a social situation or group setting.
What is the social norms theory?
________ is where people continue to perform the recommended health behavior for a long period of time (at least over six months) and, ideally, incorporate it in their routine and lifestyle.
What is maintenance?
One of _______ theory's key premise is its emphasis on the outside environment, which becomes a source of observational learning.
What is the social cognitive theory?
The ______model was started in 1977 by Becker, Haefner, and Maiman. This model was intended to explain why people did not participate in programs that could help diagnose or prevent diseases.
What is the health belief model?
_______ is the exchange of information between individuals by means of speaking, writing, or using a common system of signs and behaviors.
What is communication?
This theory emphasizes the importance of “information sharing, mutual understanding, and mutual agreement” on any collective group action that would bring social change.
What is the convergence theory?
_______ is where people try to adopt the recommended behavior for a short period of time.
What is action?
Outside factors for the social cognitive theory include:
What are attention, retention, reproduction and motivation?
In 2001, Pechman referred to the Health belief model as a _______ model because the goal is to teach new information about health risks and the behaviors that minimize those risks.
What is the risk learning model?