Perceived barriers identified by Champion for mammography

Perceived barriers identified by Champion for mammography

Subject: Psychology / General Psychology
Question
QUESTION 7
Perceived barriers identified by Champion for mammography included . . .
cost embarrassment and lack of access or fear, time, forgetting and pain or small breasts or breast implants, old age and fear.

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QUESTION 8
______________ has been one of the stronger predictors of condom use or safe sex behaviors.
Perceived susceptibility or Cues to action or Self-efficacy or Perceived barriers.

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QUESTION 9
According to the Theory of Planned Behavior, the best predictor of a behavior is . . .

behavior intention, past behavior, attitudes, or subjective norms.

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QUESTION 10
According to Fishbein, . . .
attitude toward the object at which the behavior is directed is a much better predictor of the behavior than attitude toward the behavior.attitude toward an object does not predict behavior regarding that object.attitude toward a behavior is a much better predictor of that behavior than attitude toward the object at which the behavior is directed.attitude toward a behavior does not predict that behavior.

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QUESTION 11
The Theory of Planned Behavior adds ___________ to the Theory of Reasoned Action.
perceived control , subjective norm , attitude demographic variables

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QUESTION 12
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for an event that causes a behavior?
consequence, trigger, antecedent or stimulus

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QUESTION 13
According to Skinner, if a behavior is followed by a lack of response it will become . . .
stronger because of desire for reward.extinct, or stronger because of the absence of punishment or stronger because of repetition.

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QUESTION 14
Rational Emotive Therapy is
a form of treatment in which somebody is encouraged to examine and change irrational thought patterns and beliefs in order to reduce dysfunctional behavior , or A form of treatment that focuses on Individuals’ readiness to change or attempt to change toward healthy behaviors, or A form of treatment that focuses on a person’s perception of the threat of a health problem and the appraisal of recommended behavior(s) for preventing or managing the problem or A treatment that focuses on behavioral intention is key, intention is driven by attitude and beliefs about what others who are important think.

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QUESTION 15
The treatment that focuses on wways to identify, evaluate and replace negative automatic thoughts were more positive cognitions
classical conditioning, Cogntive behavior therapy , operant conditioning or rational emotive therapy

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QUESTION 16
Behaviors performed by those who believe they are well for the purpose of remaining well
Sick-role behaviors, Illness behaviors, Protective and preventive behaviors, or Societal behaviors

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QUESTION 17
Actions undertaken by persons who are uncertain about whether they are well which may include help-seeking.
Sick-role behaviors, Illness behaviors, Protective and preventive behaviors , or Societal behaviors

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QUESTION 18
Actions undertaken by persons who are diagnosed.
Sick-role behaviors , Illness behaviors, Protective and preventive behaviors or Societal behaviors

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QUESTION 19
___________ describes the factors that will negatively impact my ability to perform a behavior.
perceived severity , perceived susceptibility, perceived benefits , perceived barriers