Exam 18: Behavioral Factors: Access to Clean Water, Health Risks, and Infectious Diseases

The Text2Quit smoking cessation program, in which messages sought to improve self-efficacy for quitting, describe outcome expectations from quitting, increase perceived social support for quitting, model effective quitting strategies and coping skills, and increase behavioral capability for quitting, was developed based on the constructs from which of the following?

The Communications for Development (C4D) framework, now being used by UNICEF, is very similar to which of the following?

In the early 1990s and beyond, Bronfebrenner began to amend his original Ecological Systems Theory to account for the interaction of multiple systems with which type of individual processes?

Generally, the structural violence perspective lays blame on the inequities inherent in the world system.

Developing the habit of exercising to substitute for the act of smoking (learned stimulus-response process) is an example of which of the following?

The Internet has been central to the ways in which current and recent events have unfolded in the public eye across the globe.

The role of outreach workers can be viewed as drawing from which model, where intravenous drug users are addressed based on their readiness to modify specific HIV/AIDS-related risk behaviors or even their drug use?

If you work for which type of organization, once a program is implemented, you will also be involved in conducting the evaluation, or working with another organization that has expertise in that area, and developing reports on program results?

Which types of programs focus on specific behaviors that pose the greatest public health threat, while not immediately addressing other risky or unhealthy behaviors the person may engage in?

In Western society, the idea of predictability took a specific turn that fed directly into the development of science.

From an ecological perspective, which of the following provides you with an overview of the interplay between health and other factors, as well and potential social or quality-of-life outcomes for your program?

Under the risk and protective factors model, the clustering of risk factors has been treated as indicating which type of worldview?

Conditions for spread of an infectious disease would represent which type of factor that contributes to the behavior of individuals?

Which of the following refers to an ongoing collective framework, developed over time by human societies and groups, for integrating meaning with events, actions, ways of life, and their corresponding social structures?

The man-made surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, ranging from the large-scale civic surroundings to the personal places, are referred to as which of the following?

The National CLAS ( culturally and linguistically appropriate services ) Standards may represent a focus on organizational behavior without enough emphasis on understanding the deeper role of culture in health.

An intervention seeks to change diet and exercise behavior in women who are recent immigrants. Which of the following is a dependent variable?

Which of the following is a well-known framework for predicting behavioral outcomes and for designing intervention programs targeting youth?

Which of the following means that an intervention or program you put in place needs to schedule activities (hours, locations) so that members of the target population can participate?

A mother who smokes and, upon hearing about the effects of secondhand smoke, starts thinking about the effect of her smoking on her children. This is an example of which of the following?