Health Education Intervention

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Across
  1. 4. Ethical principle that focuses on promoting the well-being of others
  2. 6. Confidence in one’s ability to succeed in a specific behavior
  3. 9. A tool used in interventions that involves tracking one’s actions to increase awareness
  4. 10. The stage where individuals actively make changes to their behavior
  5. 11. The tailored health intervention model applied to sedentary young adults
  6. 12. A supportive counseling technique used to help individuals explore and resolve ambivalence
Down
  1. 1. The framework used to evaluate the ethics of health interventions
  2. 2. The stage of the Transtheoretical Model where individuals are unaware or unmotivated to change
  3. 3. The process within the Transtheoretical Model that allows individuals to move back and forth between stages
  4. 5. The process of weighing the pros and cons of a decision in the Transtheoretical Model
  5. 7. The principle requiring fairness and equality in access to health resources
  6. 8. Framework used in public health to assess health disparities, including income and education