What Is Health Psych
Health Systems
Behavior Change Models
Health Compromising Behaviors
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100

A model of health which includes biological, social, and psychological aspects. 

What is the biopsychosoical model?

100

These organs controls the water balance in the body

What are the kidneys?

100

A time of specific susceptibility to forming or breaking a health habit, such as smoking in adolescence. 

What is a window of vulnerability?

100

The primary cause of disability in the United States

What is obesity?

100
Examples include swimming, walking, and gardening

What is aerobic exercise?

200

A study which collects data from one group of people over multiple time points.

What is a longitudinal study?

200

This occurs when cholesterol and other debris form plaques in arteries

What is atherosclerosis?

200

An example is "When I want to eat ice cream, I will eat a bowl of carrots instead".

What is an implementation intention?

200

The leading cause of preventable death in the United States

What is smoking?

200
Speed limits and laws banning smoking are examples. 

What is social engineering?

300
Branch of the nervous system which controls voluntary movement and sensation

What is the somatic nervous system?

300

Vaccines are an example of this type of immunity

What is specific immunity?

300

Attitudes toward a specific action, subjective norms about the action, and perceived behavioral control.

What are the components of behavior intentions?
300

This is the main focus of intervention efforts made by health psychologists, particularly in targeting children's health

What is a prevention?

300

This is the stage of sleep where dreams occur

What is REM sleep?

400

Suggesting that physical symptoms are manifestations of psychological problems

What is psychosomatic medicine?

400

This is the first stage of an infection

What is the incubation period?

400
This should be planned for in every behavior change intervention.

What is relapse?

400
This model uses a combination of multiple theories, one of which is this theory. (multiple answers accepted).
What is theory of planned behavior, reasoned action, social cognitive theory, and HBM.
400

These are three techniques used in cognitive behavioral approaches

What is:

stimulus identification

cognitive restructuring

self-efficacy training

modeling

motivational interviewing

behavioral assignments

self-monitoring

social skills training

relaxation training

lifestyle rebalancing

500

The number of people who are sick or suffer from a particular illness is called

What is morbidity?

500

The type of transmission that Typhoid Mary spread typhiod through. 

What is mechanical transmission?

500

In the transtheoretical model of behavior change, it is the stage when a person is not thinking about changing their behavior and has no motivation to change. 

What is precontemplation?

500

This is the process in which the body adapts to drug use over time, requiring larger amounts of the drug to produce the same effects. 

What is tolerance?

500
Prior to the 20th century, these were the most common causes of death.

What are acute diseases?