PBH320 Ch 13 - 21 Review

Question 1

Social marketers use theories to segment audiences in meaningful ways.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

Per the research, what helps manage patients' feelings of inadequate control?

Accepted Answer

addressing financial concerns, processing psychosocial-spiritual concerns, allowing them to hold onto irrational hopes

Question 3

Anxious or worried patients may not process health information effectively.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

Early adopters of a new behavior will be at an advantage over the general population

Accepted Answer

False

Question 5

Most patients want detailed information & a chance to co-decide the treatment plan.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 6

When responding to change and sustain talk, be sure to respond to:

Accepted Answer

the perceived down side of changing

Question 7

Community engagement requires expert consultants setting goals and directing individual participation.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 8

Process evaluation data document whether the intervention had a statistically significant impact

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

An ecological model

Accepted Answer

is often employed to address health care disparities, focuses on changing social determinants of problems, requires careful diagnostic work before a program is created

Question 10

Which of these might be addressed by behavioral economics?

Accepted Answer

what enhances motivation for a person to engage in a p.h. initiaitve, which public health messaging is most cost-effective

Question 11

Health care providers with patronizing communication styles tend to be sued more.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

According to MI, patients are ready to change health behaviors when they feel the change is important & ...

Accepted Answer

they feel self-efficacy to make the change

Question 13

Relationships influence health...

Accepted Answer

expectations, norms, information, status

Question 14

Consumer-driven messaging tries to influence:

Accepted Answer

reference groups & social networks, (mis-)perceptions of norms

Question 15

Patient-centered care includes:

Accepted Answer

encouraging patients to take more responsibility for their health, balancing patient values with provider's expertise, understanding the patient's social-cultural context

Question 16

Which of these fields is NOT a major influence in the concepts in Diffusion of Innovations?

Accepted Answer

psychology

Question 17

It is the provider's responsibility to frame information to match patient h.c. literacy.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 18

Diffusion of Innovations is especially focused on:

Accepted Answer

the rate of behavior change among different subgroups of individuals, how to match interventions to where the targeted change is on the S-curve, who are the innovators who strongly influence change in others

Question 19

The patient is asking more about the up side of making a behavior change & has tried a little change on her own, so...

Accepted Answer

you can support her apparent feelings of self-efficacy, you can help plan for potential barriers, you can start to talk more about how to make changes

Question 20

Community capacity focuses on:

Accepted Answer

engagement of existing community organizations & leaders, strengthening the leaders & helpers in existing social networks, understanding existing social networks

Question 21

Family involvement consistently improves health-related behavior.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 22

Social marketing uses commercial advertising techniques to compete for consumers' attention and resources

Accepted Answer

True

Question 23

A 25 y/o Muslim graduate student is drinking so heavily that she has an ulcer. Considerations?

Accepted Answer

SUD-related stigma, (not) tapping social supports, religous identification

Question 24

Community engagement focuses on identifying areas of weakness and improving those weak skills.

Accepted Answer

False

PBH320 Ch 13 - 21 Review

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PBH320 Ch 13 - 21 Review

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