When you comes to risk factors like smoking, diet, and physical activity for chronic diseases like CVD, multiple health behaviour change assumes this.
What is the having 2+ risk factors is more than the sum of individual risk factors?
100
The Knowledge Cycle of the Knowledge-to-Action Framework can be summed up by this one word.
What is Synthesis?
100
While researchers twiddle their thumbs and push paper around in a lab like setting, practitioners are more concerned with this.
What is Effectiveness?
100
Colin just realized that HLTH 315 is coming to an end and he has no idea what to do with his life. Colin reacts by telling himself that it's not a big deal (it is a big deal) and by thinking about that one lecture where everyone laughed at his joke.
What is Blunting Information/Emotional Regulation?
100
The trend in Indigenous research has been to focus on fixing "problems".
What is a deficits-based approach?
200
With some health behaviour combinations, it has been found that changing one behaviour makes it difficult to simultaneously monitor another behaviour.
What is multiple intervention interference?
200
Grants to fund partnerships between researchers and practitioners that answer specific practitioner questions is an example of this knowledge translation effort.
What is Exchange?
200
When it comes to RE-AIM, this construct is always reported most often.
What is Effectiveness?
200
In particular, mental health promotion is about supporting these two elements/constructs.
What is Gaining Autonomy and Being Resilient to Adversity?
200
Contrary to popular belief, immigrants (excluding refugees) tend to be healthier, younger, and have greater socioeconomic status. This is summed up by this hypothesis.
What is the Selectivity Hypothesis?
300
In determining our window of opportunity to intervene, we need to identify these two elements.
What is Common Behaviour Change Processes and Common Settings?
300
Knowledge Translation has many barriers and facilitators that either promote or inhibit moving research to practice.
What is Time, Resources, Training, Feedback and Incentives, System Organization, and Efficacy/Effectiveness?
300
These categories describe the rate of adoption.
What is Innovator, Early Adopter, Early Majority, Late Majority, and Laggards?
300
Health Promotion for People Living with Disabilities should include these 3 elements.
What is healthy lifestyles/environments, prevention of health complications, and helping people self-monitor their behaviour?
300
Theo Ry wanted to create a health promotion program for Indigenous peoples. He took a theory tested in the logical positivism framework and integrated it with land-based Indigenous knowledge that came from his research partners.
What is Two-Eyed Seeing?
400
These are three main methodological challenges to designing multiple health behaviour change interventions.
What is Design, Participant Burden, and Analyzing Change?
400
The Knowledge to Action Framework has lots of strengths. It is also known for one particular weakness.
What is the Framework lacks guidance for evaluation?
400
These are the setting level constructs of RE-AIM.
What is Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance?
400
Mental Health Conditions often co-occur with substance abuse. Co-occurrence usually occurs in one of these two ways.
What is Self-Medication and Disorder Trigger?
400
Ron's ancestors were displaced from their traditional territories to make room to arriving settlers. Once the settlers outnumbered the Indigenous population, Ron and the previous four generations all attended Residential Schools to learn settler values. Ron faced a special kind of colonialism.
What is Settler Colonialism?
500
Daily Double!
What is Tobacco and Other Addictive Behaviours?
500
These are the steps involves in the Action Cycle.
What is Evaluate the Evidence, Target/Tailor, Addresses Barriers, Select Strategies, Check Implementation Fidelity, Measure Strategy Success and Maintenance?
500
DAILY DOUBLE!
What is Compatibility?
500
Unlike most other populations, people with spinal cord injury tend to have their behaviour influenced most by this construct.
What is Self-Regulation?
500
Community-Based Participatory Research helps by influencing four concepts.
What is Responsibility, Respect, Relevance, and Reciprocity?