Behavior Change Models for Health Promotion: Intrapersonal Models

Name: Behavior Change Models for Health Promotion: Intrapersonal Models
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In this free online course, you will learn how behavior change models are used to design health promotion programs.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Identify the constructs that comprise perceived threat
List three reasons that a person would feel susceptible
Compare perceived susceptibility to perceived severity
Create a health message to increase perceived susceptibility
Identify the two immediate influences on behavioral intention in the Theory of Reasoned Action
Distinguish between normative beliefs and behavioral beliefs
Discuss the role of perceived behavioral control in the Theory of Planned Behavior
List the five primary stages of the health behavior change in the Transtheoretical Model
Distinguish between the action and maintenance stages in the Transtheoretical Model
Select the correct stage of change based on the answers to staging questions
Describe an example of health promotion activities for a given stage of behavior change
Illustrate ways the Theory of Reasoned Action would explain a health behavior change

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