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3 spheres of health promotion
- Prevention (1, 2, 3 and primordial)
- Protection (ex policy)
- Education (good decisions and behavior)
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Being an agent of change: Explain the Tri-power model
Knowledge, policy, social
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- individual and organization capability, social innovations, community empowerment, supportive environments, communication for mobilization )
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In the framework what are the social mobilization components?
what are the catalysts, mobilizers, mobilized
social mobilization components: policy advocacy, community mobilizations, social marketing, behavior change, commmunication
catalysts mobilizers mobilized: national gov enable context, community enabling enviro, family, individual behavior change
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what is important about knowledge mobilization?
getting the right info to the right people in the right format at the right time so as to influence decision making
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Why don't people do the "right" thing?
- Ex from environmental sustainability (littering)
- -people don't know about the alternative behavior or activity or its benefits
- -people know about it, but think there are too many barriers
- -people think their current behavior is more beneficial than the alternative
- -people may not believe or trust the person providing the alternative
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What does the chart have that helps inform changes in behavior?
- columns: old behavior, new behavior, competing behavior
- rows: perceived benefits, perceived risk
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Primary prevention
keeps things healthy before they develop functional changes that lead to disease
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why is primary prevention hard to do?
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