Reference no: EM132224914
1. Repeated observation of higher rates of injury among teen athletes during practices with minimal attention to safety equipment use and lower rates during games wit maximum attention to safety equipment use leads to the conclusion that safety equipment prevents injury is an example of
A. Selective reasoning
B. Inductive reasoning
C. Deductive reasoning
D. Attentive reasoning
2. When anxiety from thinking about engaging in a behavior, chances are people will avoid engaging in the behavior
TRUE OR FALSE
3. Carla is taking part in a weight loss intervention. She has received a manual instructing her on five steps she can take to help her lose weight. According to the Health Belief Model, why is this being done in the intervention?
A. To increase her perceived benefits
B. To increase her perceived susceptibility
C. To decrease her perceived barriers
D. To change subjective norms
4. According to the Theory of Reasoned Action/Planned Behavior, a person’s attitude towards a behavior results from:
A. Cultural expectations to engage in the behavior
B. Beliefs about the behavior
C. Past success engaging in the behavior
D. Peer support for the behavior
5. Attitude toward a behavior affects intention to engage in the behavior
TRUE OR FALSE
6. In the Health Belief Model, the constructs of perceived susceptibility and perceived barriers together form the construct of perceived threat
TRUE or FALSE