PER Worksheet
True or False: The PER Worksheet is a planning tool that provides lay term prompts for identifying health Behavior antecedents
What is True?
Also called the conceptual model, outlines the behavioral antecedents and the hypothesized relationship between the antecedents
This method consists two milestones called Intention and Trial
What is Behavioral Milestones?
This consists of information related to target behavior
What is Knowledge?
Small groups of individuals that come together for a brief period to discuss the behavior
What are Focus Groups?
The PER Worksheet is organized into three columns
What is Predisposing, Enabling, and Reinforcing factors?
Illustrate the specific activities that will be implemented in a program. They illustrate the work a team will actually do as part of a program
What is the Activity Logic Model?
This method are factors or variables that must change for the target behavior to change
What are Key Antecedents?
Specific and most often focus on the expected outcomes of engaging in the behavior
What is Belief?
Administered via written surveys, tele-phone, face-to-face questioning, or internet
What are Questionnaires?
What is Enabling Factors?
Illustrate the anticipated short-term and long-term outcomes from the program activities
What is the Outcome Logic Model?
A third way to begin a conceptual model is to identify individual who play a fundamental role in the behavior
What is Important Others?
The constructs exist on a continuum and does not need to be recorded
What is Behavioral Direction?
Assess the need, evaluate program outcomes, and understand behavior antecedents
What is Observation?
What is Reinforcing Factors?
Represents the antecedents or grouping of antecedents that are the foundation of the development of the logic model
What is Behavioral Buliding Blocks?
A method by which to infer relationship strength and consistency is to read published meta-analyses or comprehensive reviews of the literature
What are Key Antecedents?
It can both positively and negatively influence behavior
What are Reinforcements?
An interviewer facilitates a discussion with an individual who is considered to have direct information about the behavior
What is Key Informant Interviews?
Age, Gender, and race are variables that are commonly associated with changes in a range of behaviors or behavioral intentions
What is Predisposing Factors?
Building block can be identified by answering one or more the following questions. (Name 2 of the 3)
What are behavioral milestones?
What are key antecedents?
What are the important others?
This method is valuable for select behaviors and populations. Behaviors that involve beliefs, prompts, and resources for health care providers and parents of small children are two such examples
What is Important Others?
It should not be listed
What are Interventions?
One can learn a great deal about a behavior from the work of others; however, to rely solely on secondary information may lead to a false or incomplete understanding of behavioral factors in a particular population or context
What is Mixed-Method Approach?