True or False
Process of Change
Stages of Change
Health
Dimensions of Wellness
100

Wellness is a holistic integration of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, fueling the body, engaging the mind, and nurturing the spirit.

True

100
What does the Process of Change represent? 

The internal and external experiences and activities that enable individuals to move from one stage to the next. 

100
What are the stages of change?

The stages highlight the specific tasks that mark an individual's passage towards behaviour change. 

100

Why is sleep so important?

It is a vital role in good health and well-being. 

100

What is self-regulation? 

“our ability to direct our behavior and control our impulses so that we meet certain standards, achieve certain goals, or reach certain ideals".

200

Habits require a tremendous amount of energy. 

False

200

What two categories are the processes of change divided into? 

cognitive/experiential and behavioural 

200

What are the six stages of change?

Pre-contemplation

Contemplation

Preparation

Action

Maintenance

200

How many hours does an adult need?

7-9 hours of sleep.

200

How can one change a habit?

Create new routines

300

A habit is “a behavior that is recurrent, is cued by a specific context, often happens without much awareness or conscious intent, and is acquired through frequent repetition”

True 

300

How many processes of change are there? 

10

300

What is the difference between Recycling and Relapse?

Recycling is what occurs when an individual moves back to a previous stage of change. Relapse only occurs when an individual who has reached the Maintenance stage of change resumes the old behaviour pattern.

300

"Wellness is a _____ _____ of physical, mental and spiritual well-being, fueling the body, engaging the mind, and nurturing the spirit".

holistic integration 

300

What are the two essentials that can maximize success when changing a habit?

Self-awareness and strategies. 

400

Habits are a key to wellness.

True 

400

What are the processes of change under Cognitive/Experiential?

Consciousness Raising

Emotional Arousal 

Self Re-evaluation

Environmental Re-evaluation 

Social Liberation 

400

What is termination?

The old behaviour no longer holds any temptation or threat. "I am changed".

400

What are a few ways one can do to help them relax?

Yoga, meditation, exercising, etc.

400

What are three strategies one can use to change a habit?

Monitoring, scheduling and investing in systems of accountability. 

500

Self-regulation is not a central key to to effective human functioning. 

False

500
What are the processes of change under Behavioural?

Commitment 

Countering

Environmental Control

Reward

Helping Relationships 

500

What is the contemplation stage?

Individuals will have received an adequate amount of information about their behaviour and identified some connection on a personal level to that information. "I might change".

500

What are the early stages in the decisional balance marker of movement important in? 

Pre-contemplation stage and contemplation stage.

500

What is self-awareness when it comes to changing a habit?

"Self-awareness includes knowledge about other aspects of self as well, such as whether you are a marathoner, sprinter, or procrastinator; under- or over-buyer; simplicity or abundance lover; finisher or opener; and familiarity or novelty lover. It also includes whether you are promotion- or prevention-focused, and whether you like taking small or big steps".