CBPR
SNAX
Goodnews
Policy Cycle
100

Understand that community-based participatory research involves a long-term process and a commitment to sustainability

What is a principle of CBPR?
100

Although most obesity prevention policies focus on school food changes, almost none mandate improved __________ of school food in tandem with nutritional improvements.

What is marketing?
100

Genes, Nutrition, Exercise, Wellness, and Spiritual Growth

What is the meaning of the acronym used in this study: GoodNEWS?
100
Makes policy process more understandable.
What is an advantage of the policy cycle?
200

"a collaborative approach to research that equitably involves all partners in the research process and recognizes the unique strengths that each brings."

What is the definition of CBPR?
200

School district administrators, academic researchers. three community advisory boards, high school students, and outside communitygroup

Who were the stakeholders?
200

The leading cause of death among Americans in all racial and ethnic categories.

What is cardiovascular disease?
200

reates an artificial idealistic view on policy


What is a disadvantage of the policy cycle?
300

 Ideally, the __________ group should be inclusive to best represent the defined community in which the research is taking place. 

Who are stakeholders?
300

One of the  research findings was that students said they preferred _____ (vs. ____) fruit

What is sliced vs whole
300

The NIH recognizes that reducing risk __________ –rather than ___________ – is the most desirable strategy for reducing coronary heart disease morbidity, disability and mortality in high-risk populations.

risk factor prevalence, disease treatment

300
Policy evaluation and policy accountability
What are the steps in policy review?
400
Another term that can be used to define CBPR
What is action research?
400

SNaX’s theoretical basis combines __________ and _______ that may limit and control opportunities for healthy behaviors

What are social-cognitive health behavior change constructs and ecological influences

400

Participatory research ensures that intervention strategies are ______________

What is culturally appropriate?
400
Policy formulation and policy negotiation
What are the components of policy formulation?
500

Researchers choose topic and design based on scientific theory, academic interest, evidence, data, methodologic feasibility.

Vs.

Community and academics also incorporate community priorities, insights, assets, emphasizing rigor and community feasibility, acceptability, context, cultural factors, local knowledge.

What is an example a difference between traditional research vs. CBPR
500

Peer advocates appeared to benefit from the intervention more than did non-peer advocates.

What is one of the conclusions from the SNAX study.
500

ocial cognitive theory (SCT), wellness principles, and health promotion theory.

What are the principles that the GoodNEWS program curriculum is based?

500
In practice (reality) policy formulation is much more_______ than rational
What is unpredictable?
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