Chapter 4 Adherence

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Across
  1. 5. Following medical or health recommendations.
  2. 7. Phase Stage in Health Process Action model where intentions become actions. |
  3. 8. Determinism Interaction of person, behavior, and environment. |
  4. 10. Barriers Obstacles that discourage healthy behavior. |
  5. 12. Theory Assumes people differ along a single scale of readiness. |
  6. 13. Actively changing behaviour. |
  7. 15. Getting ready to change behaviour. |
  8. 17. Personal evaluation of a behaviour. |
  9. 18. Benefits Belief that a behavior has positive outcomes. |
  10. 20. Consequence intended to decrease a behaviour. |
  11. 22. Failure to follow health recommendations.
  12. 23. Returning to old unhealthy behaviour. |
  13. 24. Sustaining behaviour change over time. |
  14. 25. Bias Believing bad outcomes are less likely for oneself.
  15. 26. Susceptibility Belief about personal risk of illness.
Down
  1. 1. Belief Model Theory explaining health behavior through beliefs.
  2. 2. of Planned Behaviour Behaviour is predicted by intentions. |
  3. 3. Theory Behaviour is shaped by rewards and consequences. |
  4. 4. Phase Stage in Health Process Action model where intention is formed. |
  5. 6. Norm Perceived social pressure to act. |
  6. 9. No intention to change behaviour. |
  7. 11. Thinking about making a change. |
  8. 14. Consequence that increases a behaviour. |
  9. 15. Severity Belief about the seriousness of an illness.
  10. 16. Model Five-stage model of behaviour change. |
  11. 19. Confidence in one's ability to perform a behavior. |
  12. 21. Theory Theory proposing people progress through stages of change. |