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Understanding and Changing Health Behaviour
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ABSTRACT
The identification of the factors predicting health behaviour has become a major focus of research in the field of health psychology and related disciplines. This awareness not only increases our understanding but also provides important targets for interventions to change health behaviour. Understanding and Changing Health Behaviour focuses on a range of key social cognitive factors in this process, using examples from an impressive breadth of applied settings that include smoking cessation, condom use and breast examination. The book features contributions from some of the best known researchers in the field.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |2 pages
Section 1 - Introduction
chapter 1|22 pages
Understanding and Changing Health Behaviour: From Health Beliefs to Self-Regulation
part |2 pages
Section 2 - Applications o f Social Cognition Models
chapter 2|24 pages
Using the Theory of Reasoned Action to Predict Condom Use among High-Risk Heterosexual Teens
chapter 3|22 pages
Can Protection Motivation Theory Predict Breast Self-Examination? A Longitudinal Test Exploring the Role of Previous Behaviour
chapter 4|26 pages
Comparing the Theory of Planned Behaviour and the Health Belief Model: The Example of Safety Helmet Use among Schoolboy Cyclists
part |2 pages
Section 3 - Extensions to Social Cognition Models
chapter 5|14 pages
Section 3 - Extensions to Social Cognition Models FIVE Attitudinal and Normative Processes in Health Behaviour
chapter 6|22 pages
SIX Behavioural and Normative Beliefs about Condom Use: Comparing Measurement Alternatives within the Theory of Reasoned Action
chapter 7|26 pages
SEVEN Discriminating between Behavioural Intention and Behavioural Willingness: Cognitive Antecedents to Adolescent Health Risk
part |2 pages
Section 4 - Stages o f Change
chapter 8|24 pages
The Attitude-Social Influence-Efficacy Model Applied to the Prediction of Motivational Transitions in the Process of Smoking Cessation
chapter 9|18 pages
Relationships among the Theory of Planned Behaviour, Stages of Change, and Exercise Behaviour in Older Persons over a Three Year Period
chapter 10|20 pages
A Critical Review of the Transtheoretical Model Applied to Smoking Cessation
part |2 pages
Section 5 - Self-Regulation and Health Goals
chapter 11|32 pages
The Emergence and Implementation of Health Goals
chapter 12|38 pages
Goal Setting and Goal Pursuit in the Regulation of Body Weight
chapter 13|42 pages
Health Promotion from the Perspective of Social Cognitive Theory
part |2 pages
Section 6: Conclusions and Future Directions