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Human experience Module 2

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lifestyle
a behavior/group of behaviors chosen by a person that may have influence on health
etic dimension
the objective view of health from a trained health care professional
emic view
the individual or group subjective view and experiences of health
perceived susceptibility
the belief that one either will or will not contract a disease
perceived seriousness
concerns the person's perception of the treat disease poses to health and its effects on the person's lifestyle
perceived benefits
the person's beliefs about how effectively measures will prevent illness
perceived barriers
the person's beliefs about the potential negative outcomes
self-efficacy
one's own belief in the ability to reach goals and complete tasks
theory of reasoned action
Poss
assumptions of theory of reasoned action
people are reasonable
people will systematically process and use available information
behavior is totally under voluntary control
barriers to performance of intended behavior do not exist
transtheoretical model for behavioral change
prochaska
6 stages of transtheoretical model for behavioral change
precontemplation
contemplation
preparation
action
maintenance
termination
precontemplation
where a person does not intend to change a high-risk behavior
contemplation
the person intends to change within the next 6 months - usually remains in the stage for at least 2 year
preparation
the person intends to take action in the very near future - has both intention and action
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