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| “behavior and beliefs that are learned and shared” |
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What constitutes an illness?
-social stigma that comes with a sickness
-differences with how illness in perceived
What causes an illness? Body balances, supernatural, emotional, sexual
How is disease prevented? Taboos/practices to avoid illnesses
How the diseases is treated?
How is the disease diagnosed?
Who treats populations: witches, shamans, herbalists, midwives, priests, etc. Western populations: pharmacists, nurses, doctors, dentists |
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Assessment of:
What behaviors that are taking place
Extent to which they are harmful/helpful
Underlying motivation for these behaviors
Likely responses to different approaches to changing the unhealthy behaviors |
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Precontemplation
Contemplation
Determination
Action (Relapse can occur)
Maintenance |
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1. Don't perceive it to be a problem (Not thinking about it)
2. Thinking about it (people already know about it) |
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Engage community
Promote desirable health behaviors
Social media and health education |
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| In which stage during the trans-theoretical change model do individuals spend the most time? |
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| pre-contemplation and contemplation phases |
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