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Application: CASE STUDY p. 99 correct answer: Target Audience: College Students Mental illness start to manifest: yearly: 24,000 college students attempt suicide & 1100 complete suicide Highest rate of binge drinking How would you conduct a needs assessment to determine the best intervention? correct answer: What measures would you need: See Table 4.1 ● Spiritual health ● Mental health ● Social health ● Environmental health ● Physical health What is a need? correc...

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Health promotion correct answer: - there an entire field of study and practice concerned with the complex nature of health behavior - programs and interventions are implemented to promote change in in behavior in order to improve people's health settings for health promotion correct answer: - communities - usually defined as places where people live-neighborhoods, towns, cities and suburbs - group of people who come together for a common purpose - community health organization a...

Definition of Advocacy correct answer: A set of actions used by individuals and groups to create supportive environments for health promotion programs what is advocacy in the terms of health promotion? correct answer: The process by which the actions of individuals or groups attempt to bring about social and/or organization change on behalf of a particular health goal, program, interest, or population Theories in advocacy correct answer: why is advocacy needed? correct answer: Fund...

2003 assessment of health literacy - -The 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy (NAAL) included the first-ever—and to date, only—national assessment of health literacy of adults in the U.S., based on this definition of health literacy: "the ability to use printed and written information associated with a broad range of goals at home, in the workplace, and in the community" -Results were reported in terms of four literacy levels: 1. Below basic—the person has, at most, only the ...

when collecting primary data and selecting a sample, we must reduce several types of bias. in this example, we are suppose to sample all BBH students, but we used a convenience sample, which resulted in the male population being quite over-sampled. therefore, we missed most of the female population and the unique characteristics of that group. this type of bias is __ bias. A. reporting B. sampling C. response rate D. return rate - Answer B

Two types of data for Needs Assessment - Answer Primary data - new original data that did not exist before - usually by means of surveys, interviews, focus groups, or direct observation - more expensive and time consuming than secondary Secondary data - data that already exists, collected by someone else, usually for another purpose Data can also be... - Answer quantitative - data in numbers (statistical info, percentages etc)

3 critiques about TPB - Answer -assumes that behavior is the output of rational, linear decision making processes -the construct "perceived behavioral control" is very unclear, and so is its relationship to the actual control a person might have over his/her behavior -time between intent and action is not considered (ex: if someone schedules a mammogram after their doctor tells them to, but its 3 weeks away) Transtheoretical Model (TTM)/Precaution Adoption Process Model (PAPM) - Answer -...