Question 1.1.1 Names | Descriptions | Examples of application |
My own examples of application | Health belief model | What
makes people decide to engage in health behaviour knowledge is
needed but it is not enough for helping people following a
guideline for eating. People must believe they are having
problem that need something to change it. | 1. The model
provides a set of concepts that if applied can help make
nutrition intervention materials and messages more
effective.2.The perceived benefit of changing to a low-fat diet
such as feeling better, controlling weight or avoiding heart
diseases must be compared to the perceived and barriers of such
a change. | 1. Drinking alcohol everyday can have a bad effect
on your health e.g. forget to take your pills if you are on ARVs
your memory does not function properly.2. The perceived benefit
of changing drinking alcohol to avoid memory loss and liver
failure could make a person to change his/her behaviour of
drinking alcohol. | Stages of change model | Changing d