Health Education
What kind of health program can this theory be applied to?
What is any kind of health program?
In 1963, who proposed the idea of Social Cognitive Theory?
Who is Albert Bandura?
What does this theory help individuals measure control over?
What is people, behavior, and environments?
List a strength of this theory
-Offers the ability to relate to real life examples
-It takes human behavior, cognition, and environment into consideration
-Addresses reinforcement and punishment
What is the toughest part of keeping up with a health program, according to this theory?
What is sticking to behavioral change?
What was the original name of Social Cognitive Theory?
What is Social Learning Theory?
The unique interaction between the three dimension of this theory result in what?
What is behavior change?
List a weakness of this theory
-It assumes that changes in an environment will result in changes to an individual, which is not always true.
-Disregards biological and hormonal differences that may affect behavior.
-The theory is rather broad compared to others of its kind
What are the three levels of Theories of Health Behavior?
What is individual, interpersonal, and community?
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List the nine constructs of SCT that connect to human behavior
What is
List a strength of this theory
-Offers the ability to relate to real life examples
-It takes human behavior, cognition, and environment into consideration
-Addresses reinforcement and punishment
What is the main goal of health education?
What is promote health and prevent disease, disability, and premature death through education-driven voluntary behavior change activities?
Why use Social Cognitive Theory?
What is the theory was selected because it suggests that people learn based on what they observe others doing.
What is the most important way to prevent disease and lessen morbidity? (such as prediabetes and diabetes)
What is changing health behavior is one of the important ways to prevent and lessen morbidity? (such as controlling glycemic levels)
List a weakness of this theory
-It assumes that changes in an environment will result in changes to an individual, which is not always true.
-Disregards biological and hormonal differences that may affect behavior.
-The theory is rather broad compared to others of its kind
What are major contributors to acute and chronic diseases and to accidents and injuries?
What is risk behaviors?
Social cognitive theory proposes that human behavior can be explained by what?
What is a triadic reciprocal causation?
What's the name for the effect where people mimic behavior of another in hopes of achieving the same result as the model.
What is the Modeling Effect?
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