Exam 2 intro to health

What are the ethical problems in health promotion

Accountability, research programs, autonomy, and influencing environment

How is ethics used in health promotion

As a moral compass when finding resolutions

What is deontological

A ethical school of thought that focuses more on the action and follows morals strictly

What is Consequentialism

A ethical school of thought that focuses on the results and sacrifices the minority for the majority

What are the four ethical principles of health

Autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice

What is power

Ability to control people

What is globalization

The idea of trade globally

Why is globalization poor for health

Spreads diseases, causes inequalities, and environmental damage

Why is globalization beneficial

Economy, Knowledge sharing, and health care technology

Why is health political

Health promotion is controlled through power by policy and economy.

What is conservatism in health

A ideology that believes inequalities are bound to happen

What is liberalism in health

Inequalities should be relieved by the government

How does government control social determinants of health

Controlling education, housing, economy, environment, healthcare, and employment

What is the Socio ecological model

A model to determine stages of socioecological health such as individual, interpersonal, organization, community, and policy

What is a theory

A collection of concepts to bring reasoning towards situations and provides a unique pathway to different problems

What is a concept

The main reasoning behind theories

What is a construct

A specific concept towards a specific theory

What is cognitive attitude

Attitude based on thoughts and knowledge

What is affective attitude

Attitude based on emotions and feelings

In what order from easiest to change to hardest to change is Knowledge, belief, and attitude

Knowledge, belief, attitude

What is the health belief model

A cognitive framework that helps individuals understand their health behaviors by considering perceived susceptibility, severity, benefits, and barriers.

What is the transtheoretical model

A model that describes the stages of change individuals go through to modify behavior, including precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance.

What is the theory of planned behavior

A theory that links beliefs and behaviors; it posits that individual intention to engage in a behavior is influenced by attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control.

What is the primary predictor for the Theory of Planned Behavior

Intention

What makes a policy a Healthy Public Policy

Healthy public policy is characterized by policies that actively promote health and well-being.

What are the focuses of healthy public policy

Healthy environment, equity, accountability, and prevention

What are the levels of intervention

Individual, community, societal

What are the types of traditional media

Print, broadcast, outdoor, and mail

What are the roles played by mass media

Source info, values, social reality, and social norms

Why can media be used to promote health

Educate, integrates emotion, and relevance

Why is social media a outlet of choice

Targets a young audience, more popular, and easier marketing

Why can media be healthy

Promote, educate, provide accountability, and improve networking

Why can media be unhealthy

Promotes unhealthy markets, social constructs, cyberbullying, loneliness, false info, and false comparison

What makes media strategies more effective than other methods

Target audience, credibility, and emotional

What are the portions of Diffusion of Innovations model

Innovator, Early adopters ,early majority, late majority, and Laggards

What is the Diffusion of Innovations Model

Explains product momentum and helps understand innovations.

What is media advocacy

Use of media to promote policy, educate the public and provide basic information

What is social math

Presents numbers in a new context to see the true story behind the numbers

What is social marketing

Use the complete media to sell behavior changes rather than just social media to sell products

What is the model of goods exchanged for a price in a social market context

The goods are the desire to change while the price is the methods to overcome the barriers to achieve the desired behavior