REVISED 2024 HLTH 3260 Midterm Study Guide Accessible (12)

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HLTH 3260 Midterm Study Guide Module 1 - Be able to identify: Definitions of social determinants of health, theory, and theoretical construct Under which category various examples of health factors fit (e.g. individual, social, cultural, socioeconomic, structural, political, environmental, media) Which theories are considered “individual level” (vs. social/environmental and multilevel) Theoretical constructs in the Health Belief Model (remember: The Best Students Can Learn ) Definitions and examples of theoretical constructs in the Health Belief Model Critiques of the Health Belief Model Module 2 – Be able to identify: Four concepts theory is predicated upon in western society and the descriptions of each of these concepts (e.g., order and regularity, etc.) Four predecessors of public health theory (academic fields) and their descriptions (e.g., anthropology, etc.) Main ideas behind, and examples of, the four branches of psychology that are predecessors to public health theory (e.g., behaviorist, etc.) Main ideas behind classical conditioning and operant conditioning Famous origin experiment of classical conditioning The person credited with developing classical conditioning The person credited with developing operant conditioning The branch of psychology classical and operant conditioning are associated with Module 3 – Be able to identify: The basic idea behind and name of the experiment in which “teachers” shocked “learners” Module 4 – Be able to identify: Theoretical constructs in the Theory of Planned Behavior Definitions and examples of theoretical constructs in the Theory of Planned Behavior Critiques of the Theory of Planned Behavior Module 5 – Be able to identify: Which theory is known as a “fear appeal” Theoretical constructs in the Extended Parallel Process Model Definitions and examples of theoretical constructs in the Extended Parallel Process Model Which EPPM threat/efficacy combinations are posited to result in behavior change vs. no behavior change Descriptions of fear control vs. danger control and which threat/efficacy
combinations are posited to lead to each Module 6 – Be able to identify: Which theory is also known as “Stages of Change” Which theory/model best relates to behavior changes over time Definitions and examples of Transtheoretical Model stages Number of stages in the Transtheoretical Model The stage in which action steps are most appropriate Whether getting to the termination stage is typical Definitions of change processes in the Transtheoretical Model (e.g., consciousness raising, self-liberation, etc.) Critiques of the Transtheoretical Model Module 7 – Be able to identify: Three phases of modifying health behavior (assessment, intervention, evaluation) and their definitions Three basic categories of evaluation - process, impact (short-term), and outcome (long-term) – and definitions of each Logic model definitions (e.g., inputs, activities, outputs, impacts, outcomes, and measures) Descriptions and examples of five highlighted evaluation methods (e.g., benchmarking, qualitative, etc.)
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