Week 9

What are the two types of health promotion interventions?
Universal; Targeted
Individual; Community
Selected; Universal
Selected; Community
Which of the following are not true?
Universal health promotion interventions are for specific populations around the world
Targeted interventions are for specific populations
Universal health promotion interventions are for everyone
Targeted interventions include health promotion and primary prevention
Targeted interventions include secondary and tertiary prevention
Universal interventions use secondary and primary prevention
Universal interventions use primary prevention
Which of the following are not priority health risk behaviours?
Tobacco use
Unhealthy diet
Physical inactivity
Harmful use of alcohol
Harmful use of drugs
Getting enough sleep
Exposure to stress
Which of the following are approaches to developing personal skills?
Behavioural change
Empowerment
Enablement
Education
Motivation
Negotation
Which of the following are influences on our behaviour?
Beliefs
Values
Attitudes
Drives
Which of the following are true?
Health Belief Model = Becker 1974
Theory of Reasoned Action = Ajzen and Fishbein 1980
Social Cognitive Theory = Bandura 1977
The Behaviour Change Wheel = Michie et al 2011
Theoretical Stages of Change = Prochaska and DiCelmente 1984;1986
Motivational Interviewing = Bandura 1987
Core qualities in client centred approaches are;
Unconditional positive regard
Genuine attitude
Empathy
Sympathy
Understanding
Judgement
Particpation
Enablement
Empowerment
Motivation
Which of the following are not conditions for change?
The behaviour must become salient
The behaviour must become salient over a period of time
The change must be self initiated
The person needs additional coping strategies
Social support must be available
The behaviour must become salient immediately
The person must be told a change needs to occur
The behaviour that needs to change must be easy to maintain
The behaviour that needs to change doesn't need to cause any problems
How can we enable change?
By giving information
By helping people with experiential learning
Through counselling
By telling someone what to do
By using scare tactics
By imposing rules and regulations
By forcing people to do something they don't want to
Which of the following represents the stages in the theoretical stages of change model?
Precontemplation; contemplation; preparation; action; maintenance; relapse
Precontemplation; contemplation; action; maintenance; resolution; guidance
Contemplation; post contemplation; action; preparation; maintenance; relapse
Precontemplation; contemplation; preparation; action; maintenance; resolution
Which of the following is not a feature of motivational interviewing?
Establishing rapport
Exploring ambivalence
Assessing readiness to change
Developing an action plan
Setting goals
Contemplation
Motivation
Negotiation
Prescribing a solution
Which of the following is true of Social Cognitive Theory?
Health choices are related to expected outcomes
Health choices are determined by self-efficacy
Self-efficacy is determined by previous experiences of success and failure
Self-efficacy is determined by vicarious experience
Self-efficacy is determined through social and verbal persuasion
Self-efficacy is determined through emotional arousal
Self-efficacy is determined by successful experiences
Self-efficacy is related to intelligence
Health choices are related to attitudes
In terms of the health belief model, what determines perception of severity and susceptibility?
Personal experience
Control over a situation
A feeling that an illness is rare
A perception that outcomes are in the distance future
Level of fear
Paranoia
A perception that outcomes are in the near future
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