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