introduction to behavioural sciences Flashcards

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what is involved in the behaviour change wheel?

A
  • capability
  • motivation
  • opportunity
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what is capability?

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psychological or physical ability to enact the behaviour

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3
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what is motivation?

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reflective and automatic mechanisms that activate or inhibit behaviour

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what is opportunity?

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physical and social environment that enables behaviour

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5
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what are behaviour change techniques?

A

Components to effect change or maintenance of behaviour
eg goal setting; habit forming; role modelling; rewarding

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6
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what are barriers to home toothbrushing in children?

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  • difficult child behaviour
  • routines
  • parent capability
  • social setting
  • time
  • family resources
  • parent knowledge
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how is the barrier to toothbrushing overcome?

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STAR tool project
- support
- talk through
- apply
- recap

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how is the barrier to toothbrushing overcome?

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STAR tool project
- support
- talk through
- apply
- recap

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what is adherence?

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  • patient follows advice given by a health professional
    OR
  • health professional following guidelines produced by an authoritative body
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