Foundations
Individual Models
Interpersonal Models
Community Models
Using Theory in Practice
100

What are the three types of health behavior?

Preventative health behavior

Illness behavior 

Sick-role behavior 

100
What are the three individual level models?

Health Belief Model (HBM)

Theory of Planned Behavior/Theory of Reasoned Action (TPB/TRA)

Transtheoretical Model (TTM)

100

What are the two distinct types of support and how are they different?

Perceived support: expectations that others will provide support

Received support: actual provision of support

100

How something diffuses through a population and if it reaches saturation. 

Diffusion of innovations (DOIs)

100

Aims to increase the explanatory power of economics by grounding it in psychological and social foundations

Behavioral economics

200

What is the difference between a systematic review and meta-analyses.

Systematic review answers a define research question by collecting evidence and a meta-analysis uses statistical methods to summarize the results of various studies. 

200
What should be considered when choosing the appropriate theory?

Behavior, target audience, literature and existing evidence, and context

200

What is reciprocal determinism?

The interaction of personal cognitive factors, human behavior, and social environmental influences. 

200

Supports bidirectional learning between researchers and community members 

Community-based participatory research 
200

What is social marketing?

Promotion of desired voluntary behaviors among target audiences by offering benefits and reducing barriers associated with healthy choices


Aims to generate demand for a product category or class of behaviors 

300

What is a set of interrelated concepts, definitions, and propositions that present a systematic view of events or situations?

Theory

300

Why was the TRA developed?

To understand relationships between attitudes, intentions, and behaviors 

300

What is social distance?

Perceived distance between patient and provider on any number of factors. 

300

What is dissemination and implementation?

The active spreading of evidence-based medicine to specific audiences using planned strategies in specified settings

300

What are logic models?

A way of visualizing the process you're going to work through by depicting proposed causal relationships among variables

400
What is any coordinated set of actions with the specified objective of bringing about change or predicting specific/measurable outcomes?

Intervention 

400

HBM constructs are built on which theory?

Cognitive theory

400

What are the five structural network properties?

Homophily

Reciprocity

Transivity 

Centralization

Density 

400

Economic, political, and social context within which an organization resides

Outer setting


400

What is asymmetric paternalism?

Attempting to protect people without limiting their freedom of choice


Making the healthier choice the easier choice

500

Which model was developed to further the understanding of the dynamic interrelations among various personal and environmental factors?

Socio-ecological model

500

How is the TTM different from the precaution adoption process model (PAPM)?

PAPM has the option for the individual to decide not to change their behavior, the TTM does not allow for that.

500

What is the difference between primary appraisal and secondary appraisal?

Primary appraisal: evaluation of potential threats

Secondary appraisal: evaluation of capacity to alter the station and manage negative emotional reactions

500
What are the two forms of message processing?

Central/systematic

Peripheral/heuristic 

500

What are the four P's of marketing?

Product

Price

Place

Promotion