Changing behaviour Flashcards

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What are the stages of change according to the transtheoretical model?

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Precontemplation, contemplation, prep, action, maintenance

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What is the precontemplation stage?

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No intention to change

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What is the contemplation stage?

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Intention to change; aware of pros and cons

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What is the prep stage?

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Intention to take action soon; plan of action

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What is the action stage?

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Change is made to lifestyle

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What is the maintenance stage?

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Working to prevent relapse

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What are the three phases of the health action process approach?

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Motivation phase; first volition phase; second volition phase

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What elements influence the motivational phase of HAPA?

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Preintenders: task self-efficacy; outcome expectancy; risk perception

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What elements influence the first volitional phase?

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Intenders: maintenance of self-efficact; barriers; resources

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What components are essential to the first volitional phase?

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Intention; action planning; coping planning

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What elements influence the second volitional phase?

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Actors: recovery self-efficacy; barriers; resources; disengagement

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What components are essential to the second volitional phase?

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Action and action control

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What are motivation and volition in relation to HAPA?

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Goal setting and pursuit

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What are the two kinds of mental stimulation involved in HAPA?

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Action and coping planning

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What is action planning?

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Deciding how to turn intention to behaviour; breaks down complex behaviour into specific actions; links behaviour to situational cues, enabling automatic responses; when, where, how

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16
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How can action planning be optimised?

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Ownership of plan may increase adherence

17
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What is coping planning?

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Anticipation of barriers to behaviour and planning how to overcome

18
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What is implementation intentions?

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Detailed plan of when to do behaviour: context of behaviour; when behaviour will happen; how goal will be reached

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What is the (hopeful) outcome of implementation intentions?

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Encountering context will trigger behaviour, making behaviour more automatic

20
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What are benefits of HAPA?

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Helps to see and understand complexities of behaviour; straightforward, so easy to use in clinical practice and can apply to home setting; evidence for longer term maintenance

21
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How might implementation intentions be enhanced?

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By having ownership over the implementation intentions