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Edrolo Week 2 Test: Multiple Choice ( AOS1 )
What type of energy does communic...,
What part of the pre synaptic neu...,
What does each neurotransmitter b...
10  cards
Edrolo Week 2 Test: Short Answer ( AOS1 )
Explain a difference in the funct...,
What role does dopamine play in b...
2  cards
Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One
What are the brain and nervous sy...,
What is the peripheral nervous sy...,
What is the main function of the ...
7  cards
Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One ( Part 2 )
Jake was ironing when he accident...,
What is the part of the neuron re...,
Describe an all or nothing respon...
4  cards
Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One ( Section b )
What is the role of the cns,
What is the role of the pns
2  cards
Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One ( Further Section B )
You are feeling nervous about you...,
How could you influence your auto...
2  cards
Autonomic Nervous System: Self-regulating/conscious-control
Explain how the autonomic nervous...
1  cards
Communication Within A Neuron
Where is the information received,
Where is the information sent fro...,
What happens in the soma
10  cards
Inhibitory/excitatory Neurotransmitters
Explain the difference between an...
1  cards
GABA And Glutamate
Describe the activity of gaba on ...,
Describe the activity of glutamat...
2  cards
GABA And Anxiety
Explain the role of gaba in anxie...,
How does medication aim to contro...
2  cards
Alpha-Synuclein
Explain how the protein alpha syn...
1  cards
Parkinson's Disease Treatment
Name and describe a treatment to ...
1  cards
Lock And Key Process
Explain the lock and key process ...
1  cards
Edrolo Exam 2
Is the somatic nervous system inv...,
Name a function of the autonomic ...,
John hears a very loud noise and ...
7  cards
Symptoms Of Parkinson's
Explain muscle rigidity,
Explain postural instability
2  cards
Edrolo Exam 1
Define homeostasis,
You have been just stung by a bee...,
Name an advantage of a spinal reflex
4  cards
The Brain
Functions of the brain,
How does the brain communicate in...
2  cards
Peripheral Nervous System
Main function,
What does it receive,
What does it respond with
3  cards
Somatic Nervous System
What does the somatic nervous sys...,
How does the somatic nervous syst...
2  cards
Autonomic Nervous System
What s the function,
How does the autonomic nervous sy...
2  cards
Sympathetic Nervous System
What is the role,
How does the sympathetic nervous ...
2  cards
Parasympathetic Nervous System
What is the role,
How does it work
2  cards
Conscious Responses
First point of contact of a senso...,
How is the sensory information tr...,
What does the brain do with the s...
5  cards
Unconscious Responses
What does unconscious responses i...,
What are simply involuntary respo...,
Do unconscious responses use the ...
3  cards
Parkinson's Disease
Define parkinson s disease,
Where does the disease begin,
What is the substantia nigra
8  cards
Spinal Reflex
Is the spinal reflex automatic,
What initiates the spinal reflex,
When can the pain be felt
3  cards
Stress
Define stress
1  cards
Eustress
What is eustress,
Why is eustress beneficial
2  cards
Distress
What is distress,
Examples of distress,
Why is distress negative
3  cards
Sources Of Stress
Daily pressures,
Life events,
Acculturative stress
4  cards
Selye's General Adaptation Syndrom ( GAS )
Alarm reaction shock and resistan...,
Alarm reaction countershock and r...,
Resistance
4  cards
Strengths And Limitations Of GAS
Name 2 strengths,
Name 2 weaknesses
2  cards
Cortisol
What is cortisol,
What is the role of cortisol,
Functions of cortisol
3  cards
Lazarus and Folkman's Transactional Model Of Stress And Coping
What is the first reaction to the...,
What is primary appraisal,
What is secondary appraisal
6  cards
Context-specific Effectiveness
Name two highly stressful occupat...,
How are psychologists able to det...,
What are the benefits of this psy...
3  cards
Coping Flexibility
What is coping flexibility,
Explain how coping flexibility is...
2  cards
Approach Stratergies
Approach stratergies,
Why are approach strategies consi...
2  cards
Avoidance Stratergies
Avoidance strategies,
Why are avoidance strategies cons...
2  cards
Fight-Flight-Freeze
Why does the fff response occur,
Rename the three f s
2  cards
Apply Your Knowledge And Skills- Ch.2
According to hans selye distress is,
What can cause acute stress example,
What hormone is released into the...
10  cards
Apply Knowledge And Skills- Ch.2 ( B)
How do the gas and the transactio...,
What is a psychosomatic illness,
Why is cortisol released into the...
6  cards
What Is Learning
Define learning
1  cards
Non-Learnt Behaviours
Name two patterns that cannot be ...
1  cards
Synaptogenesis
What is synaptogenesis
1  cards
Neural Plasticity
What are the 5 stages of neural p...
1  cards
Long-Term Potentiation (LTP)
What is long term potentiation,
What is hebb s rule
2  cards
Long-Term Depression (LTD)
What is long term depression,
How long can long term depression...,
How does long term depression aid...
3  cards
Neurotransmitters
What are neurotransmitters,
What can a neurotransmitter funct...,
What can a neurotransmitter do to...
3  cards
Neurohormones
What are neurohormones,
What can a neurohormone function as,
What can neurohormones do to the ...
3  cards
Glutamate: Sac2
What is glutamate,
What is glutamate known for,
What is the link between glutamat...
3  cards
Adrenaline: Sac2
What can adrenaline enhance,
What is adrenaline important for,
What does adrenaline ensure
3  cards
Classical Condtioning
Define classical conditioning,
What is the role of the learner i...
2  cards
Classical Conditioning: Elements
Neutral stimulus,
Unconditioned stimulus,
Unconditioned response
5  cards
Classical Conditioning: Stages
What happens before conditions,
What happens during conditioning,
What happens after conditioning
3  cards
Pavlov's Experiment: Dog
What is the ns,
What is the ucs,
What is the ucr
5  cards
Classical Conditioning: Principles
Stimulus discrimination,
Stimulus generalisation,
Acquisition
5  cards
Watson's Experiment: Little Albert
What was the ns,
What was the ucs,
What was the ucr
5  cards
Further Little Albert
What type of response did watson ...,
When is an emotional response sai...
2  cards
Little Albert: Ethical Considerations
No harm principle,
Informed consent,
Debriefing
4  cards
Operant Conditioning
What is operant conditioning,
How can the behaviour be strength...,
How can behaviour be weakened
4  cards
ABC Model
Antecedent,
Behaviour,
Consequence
3  cards
Punishment Vs Reinforcement
Reinforcement,
What is punishment
2  cards
Types Of Consequences
Positive reinforcement,
Negative reinforcement,
Response cost
4  cards
Timing Of Reinforcement
Continuous reinforcement,
Partial reinforcement
2  cards
Effectiveness Of Reinforcement
Order of presentation,
Timing,
Appropriateness
3  cards
Comparison Between OC and CC
Role of learner in classical cond...,
Role of learner in operant condit...,
Nature of response in cc
6  cards
Observational Learning
Define observational learning,
Who is the person the learner obs...
2  cards
Process In Observational Learning
What are the 5 process of observa...,
Attention,
Retention
6  cards
Motivation And Reinforcement
Types of motivation 2,
Types of reinforcement 3
2  cards
Limitations Of Punishment
Main limitation of punishment,
What is the nature of punishment,
What happens to those giving the ...
3  cards
The Model
Name 3 features the model must have
1  cards
What Is Memory
Define memory,
What do memories pass through to ...,
What aren t memories when they ar...
3  cards
Information Processing Model
Encoding,
Storage,
Retrieval
3  cards
Atkinson-Shifrin Model
Where is sensory information stored,
What happens when sensory memorie...,
What happens when short term memo...
6  cards
Sensory Memory
What is the entry point of memory,
What is sensory memory an exact r...,
What is the duration of sensory m...
10  cards
Short Term Memory
If information is attended to whe...,
If information is recalled from l...,
What is the duration of short ter...
6  cards
Rehearsal
What is maintenance rehearsal,
Give an example of maintenance re...,
What is elaborative rehearsal
5  cards
Chunking
What is chunking,
Give an example of chunking
2  cards
Long Term Memory
Duration of long term memory,
Capacity of long term memory
2  cards
Types Of Long Term Memory
What is implicit memory,
Name a type of implicit memory,
What is procedural memory
7  cards
Examples Of Long Term Memory
Give an example of procedural memory,
Give an example of semantic memory,
Give an example of episodic memory
3  cards
Semantic Network Theory
What does the semantic network th...,
How is the semantic network theor...,
What happens when the link is sho...
4  cards
Amnesia
What is anterograde amnesia,
What is retrograde amnesia
2  cards
Anterograde Amnesia
What does anterograde amnesia oft...,
What are three possible causes of...,
What form of amnesia is more like...
4  cards
Mnemonic devices
What are mnemonic devices,
Narrative chaining,
Acronyms
5  cards
Cues
What is a context dependent cue,
Give an example of a context depe...,
What is a state dependant cue
4  cards
Serial Position Effect
What is the serial position effect,
What does the primacy effect give...,
What does the recency effect give...
3  cards
Delayed Serial Position Effect
What is the delayed serial positi...,
Why does this occur
2  cards
Measures Of Retention
What are the four measures of ret...
1  cards
Recall
Define recall,
What is free recall,
What is cued recall
7  cards
Recognition
What is recognition,
Give an example of recognition,
What is recognition more sensitiv...
3  cards
Relearning
What is relearning,
What is the most sensitive measur...
2  cards
Savings Score
What does the savings score measure,
What is the equation for the savi...
2  cards
Reconstruction
What is reconstruction
1  cards
Reconstructive Nature Of Memory
Is memory fallible,
What is memory subject to,
What three factors can memory be ...
4  cards
Reconstructing Memory
What was bartlett s 1932 experime...,
What 3 things did bartlett find w...
2  cards
Eye-Witness Testimony
What do many studies show about e...,
Who does eye witness testimonies ...,
What can eye witness testimonies ...
3  cards
Leading Questions
What is a leading question,
Where are leading questions prese...
2  cards
Loftus
Who is loftus,
What has she conducted much influ...,
What was loftus particularly inte...
5  cards
Loftus Studies
What did participants view,
What were they asked,
What percentage of people claimed...
5  cards
Alzheimers Disease
What is alzheimer s disease,
Name 3 characteristics of alzheim...
2  cards
Alzheimers: Causes
Name 4 contributing causes to alz...
1  cards
Alzheimers: Symptoms
Name 4 behavioural effects on alz...
1  cards
Alzheimers Disease: Process
Where does the earliest signs of ...,
What is typically the first syste...,
What type of amnesia does the per...
8  cards
Amyloid Plaques
What are amyloid plaques,
Where are they found,
What happens when beta amyloid ac...
5  cards
Neurofibbrilary Tangles
What do neurofibrillary tangles c...,
Where are they found,
What are tau proteins involved in
6  cards
Brain Areas Involved In Memory
Cerebral cortex,
Where does the cerebral cortex co...,
Hippocampus
8  cards
Aims
What is the aim,
Give an example of an aim
2  cards
Research Hypothesis
What is a hypothesis,
What 3 factors need to be include...
2  cards
IV/DV
What is the independent variable,
What is the dependant variable,
What is different between the two...
3  cards
Experimental Research Designs
Name 4 experimental research designs
1  cards
Independant Groups
What is independent groups,
Name two advantages,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Matched Participants
What is matched participant,
Advantages 2,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Repeated Measures
What is repeated measures,
Advantages 2,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Cross-Sectional Study
What are cross sectional studies,
Advantages 2,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Population/Sampling
What is the population,
What is the sample,
Name 3 sampling procedures
3  cards
Convenience Sampling
What is convenience sampling,
Advantages 2,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Random Sampling
What is random sampling,
Advantages 2,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Stratified Sampling
What is stratified sampling,
Advantages 2,
Disadvantages 2
3  cards
Random Allocation
What is random allocation
1  cards
Control/Experimental Groups
What is the control group,
What is the experimental group
2  cards
Ethical Considerations
Informed consent,
Debrief,
Protection of participants
7  cards
Experiment: Title
What is the title of your experiment
1  cards
Experiment: Introduction
Why did you choose this topic,
What number memory store is short...,
What s the capacity of short term...
8  cards
Experiment: Methodology
What research design did you use,
How did you use repeated measures...,
Name an advantage of repeated mea...
12  cards
Experiment: Discussion
Did your results support your hyp...,
Did your results support jacobs e...,
Do you results support the notion...
8  cards
Experiment: Conclusion
Was your hypothesis supported,
Why can t your results be general...,
Who wasn t included in your popul...
4  cards
Write Up Criteria
What s included in your intro 5,
What s included in methodology 2,
What is present in your results
5  cards
Consciousness Continuum
Total awareness,
Selective attention,
Controlled processes
14  cards
EEG,EOG,EMG
What is an eeg,
What is an eog,
What is an emg
3  cards
Brainwaves
Frequency and amplitude of beta w...,
When do beta waves occur with exa...,
Frequency and amplitude of alpha ...
10  cards
How Devices Measure Consciousness
How does an eeg measure conscious...,
How does an eog measure conscious...,
How does an emg measure conscious...
3  cards
Speed And Accuracy On Cognitive Tasks
What is a psychometric vigilance ...,
What do participants do in a pvt
2  cards
Subjective Reporting Of Consciousness
Self reports,
Sleep diary
2  cards
Video Monitoring
What does video monitoring videotape,
What do the videotapes record and...
2  cards
Characteristics Of Normal Waking Consciousness
Awareness,
Attention,
Perception
11  cards
Characteristics Of Alterted State Of Consciousness
Awareness,
Perceptual distortions,
Content limitations
9  cards
Stimulants
What do stimulants do,
What can stimulants elevate,
What can stimulants increase
8  cards
Depressants
What do depressants do,
What do depressants increase,
What do depressants induce
9  cards
Sleep Deprivation: CCM
Effects of sleep deprivation and ...,
Effects of sleep deprivation on c...,
Effects of sleep deprivation on
3  cards
Alcohol:CCM
Effects of alcohol on cognition,
Effects of alcohol on concentration,
Effects of alcohol on mood
3  cards
Rhythms
What is a circadian rhythm,
Give an example of a circadian rh...,
What is an ultradian rhythm
4  cards
Stages Of Sleep: EEG
What will the eeg show when awake,
What will the eeg show in nrem1,
What will the eeg show in nrem2 3
6  cards
Stages Of Sleep: EMG
What will an emg show whilst awake,
What will an emg show in nrem1,
What will an emg show in nrem2
6  cards
Stages Of Sleep: EOG
What will an eog show whilst awake,
What will an eog show in nrem1,
What will an eog show in nrem2
6  cards
NREM1
What is a hypnogogic state,
What waves are present in a hypno...,
What is a hypnic jerk
3  cards
NREM2
What are sleep spindles,
What are k complexes
2  cards
NREM3
What is slow wave sleep,
When is slow wave sleep experienced
2  cards
REM
What are dreams,
Why is rem considered a paradoxic...
2  cards
Diffrence Between REM and NREM
Eye movements in nrem,
Eye movements in rem,
Brainwaves in nrem
14  cards
Restoration Theory
What is the restoration theory,
Give two pieces of evidence for t...,
Give two criticisms for this theory
3  cards
Evolutionary Theory
What is the evolutionary theory,
Give two pieces of evidence for t...,
Give two criticisms for this theory
3  cards
Amount Of Sleep Across The Lifespan
Newborn,
Child,
Adolescent
5  cards
Proportion Of NREM:REM Across The Lifespan
Proportion of nrem to rem in newb...,
Proportion of nrem to rem in chil...,
Proportion of nrem to rem in adol...
5  cards
Sleep-Wake Cycle
What is a sleep wake cycle
1  cards
Circadian Phase Disorder
What is a circadian phase disorder,
What is circadian phase disorder ...,
Name 3 daytime effects of circadi...
4  cards
Adolescence
What changes dramatically during ...,
How much sleep do adolescents req...,
What type of sleep problems do ad...
9  cards
Shift Work
What is shift work,
When do shift workers often work,
Why are shift workers have a disr...
5  cards
Jet Lag
What does jet lag have a disturba...,
What is jet lag caused by,
Why does jet lag occur
4  cards
Effects Of Partial Sleep Deprivation
Name 3 effects on affective funct...,
Name 3 effects on cognitive funct...,
Name 3 effects on behavioural fun...
4  cards
REM Rebound
What is rem rebound
1  cards
Dysomnia/Parasomnia
What is a dysomnia,
What is a parasomnia
2  cards
Sleep Onset Insomnia ( Dysomnia )
What is sleep onset insomnia,
What might sufferers of sleep ons...,
What does the sleep wake cycle sh...
3  cards
Sleep Walking ( Parasomnia )
What is sleepwalking,
When does sleepwalking occur,
Why do sleep walkers have disrupt...
5  cards
Cognitive Behaviourisl Therapy
What is cognitive behavioural the...,
What does cbti insomnia aim to im...
2  cards
Bright Light Therapy
What is bright light therapy a tr...,
What does bright light therapy ex...,
What does bright light therapy ai...
4  cards
Validity
What is internal validity,
What is external validity
2  cards
Controlled/Automatic Processes
Controlled processes,
Automatic processes
2  cards
Selective/Divided Attention
Selective attention,
Divided attention
2  cards
Melatonin
What is melatonin,
When does a big burst of melatoni...
2  cards
Mental Health Continuum
Define mentally healthy,
Give two features of a mentally h...,
Define mental health problems
6  cards
Characteristics Of A Mentally Healthy Person (High Level Functioning)
What are people able to do with h...,
What everyday tasks are people ab...
2  cards
Characteristics Of A Mentally Healthy Person ( Social And Emotional Wellbeing )
Wellbeing is a positive state rel...,
Social wellbeing is a sense of 2,
What do people with emotional wel...
3  cards
Characteristics Of A Mentally Healthy Person ( Resilience To Life Stressors )
What is resilience,
What is a resilient person better...,
What is a resilient person able t...
8  cards
Informed Consent In Mental Health
What does informed consent occur,
What happens in informed consent,
What may the researcher tell the ...
7  cards
Use Of Placebo Treatments In Mental Health
What do placebo treatments refer to,
What are placebos used as a basel...,
What is the placebo effect
6  cards
Predisposing Risk Factors ( Increase Susceptibilty )
What are predisposing risk factors,
What is a biological predisposing...,
What is a psychological predispos...
4  cards
Precipitating Risk Factors ( Increase Susceptibility And Contribute To The Occurence )
What are precipitating risk factors,
What is a biological precipitatin...,
What is a psychological precipita...
4  cards
Perpetuating Risk Factors ( Inhibit Recovery )
What are perpetuating risk factors,
What is a biological perpetuating...,
What is a psychological perpetuat...
4  cards
Protective Factors ( Prevent Occurence Or Re-occurence )
What are protective factors,
What is a biological protective f...,
What is a psychological protectiv...
4  cards
Genetic Vulnerabilty To Specific Disorders: Biological Factors Of Mental Health
What does genetic vulnerability r...,
What doesn t genetic predispositi...,
What does the genetic vulnerabili...
3  cards
Poor Response To Medication Due To Genetic Factors: Biological Factors Of Mental Health
How do you explain why one medica...,
Give two examples in genetic vari...
2  cards
Poor Sleep: Biological Factors Of Mental Health
Name two sleep problems which inc...,
What can poor sleep lead to,
What can developing a mental diso...
4  cards
Substance Use: Biological Risk Factors Of Mental Health
What does substance use refer to,
What can contribute to the develo...,
What can substance use increase
4  cards
Rumination: Psychological Factors Of Mental Health
What does rumination refer to,
How is rumination a risk factor f...
2  cards
Impaired Reasoning And Memory: Psychological Risk Factors Of Mental Health
Give two features of impaired rea...,
How do patients show cognitive bias,
What does thinking about the worl...
3  cards
Stress: Psychologocal Risk Factors Of Mental Health
What is linked to the development...,
When can stress stem from,
Give two examples of stress which...
4  cards
Poor Self Efficacy: Psychological Risk Factors Of Mental Health
What is self efficacy,
What are people with high self ef...,
What happens to people with menta...
3  cards
Disorganised Attachment: Social Risk Factors Of Mental Health
What is disorganised attachment,
Give an example of disorganised a...,
What do children who have disorga...
4  cards
Loss Of A Significant Relationship: Social Risk Factors Of Mental Health
What isn t easy to handle,
Why is the loss of a significant ...
2  cards
Stigma As A Barrier To Accessing Treatment: Social Risk Factors Of Mental Health
What is stigma,
What does stigma cause 2,
Why do many patients with a menta...
5  cards
Cumulative Risk
What is cumulative risk about,
What does piling up of risk facto...,
What is the strength of the cumul...
3  cards
Stress( Mental Wellbeing Sac )
What is stress a state of,
What is stress produced by,
What are internal and external fa...
3  cards
Anxiety
What is anxiety a state of,
What is anxiety associated with 2
2  cards
Specific Phobia
What is a specific phobia,
What is specific phobia provoked by,
Describe the fear of a specific p...
8  cards
GABA Dysfunction: Biological Factors Contributing To Phobia
What is gaba,
What does gaba counteract,
What does gaba work throughout th...
6  cards
Role Of The Stress Response: Biological Factors Contributing To Phobia
What does the phobic stimulus act...,
How is the stress response simila...,
What do the physiological process...
4  cards
Role Of Long Term Potentiation: Biological Factors Contributing To Phobia
What do patients with a specific ...,
How does ltp play a significant r...,
What happens when the synaptic co...
4  cards
Precipitation By Classical Conditioning: Psychological Factors Contributing To Phobia
What are phobias developed precip...,
What is the unconditioned stimulu...,
What is the natural fear ucs asso...
5  cards
Perpetuated By Operant Conditioning: Psychological Factors Contributing To Phobia
What happens after the acquisitio...,
If a boy is scared of spiders and...,
What does the negative reinforcem...
4  cards
Cognitive Bias, Including Memory Bias And Catastrophic Thinking: Psychological Factors Contributing To Phobia
What is memory bias,
Give an example of memory bias,
What is catastrophic thinking
5  cards
Specific Environmental Triggers: Social Factors Contributing To Phobia
What do specific environmental tr...,
What does the initial fear respon...,
When does the conditioned respons...
3  cards
Stigma Around Seeking Treatment: Social Factors Contributing To Phobia
What does stigma refer to,
How are many mental disorders per...,
What do the patients of many ment...
4  cards
Use Of Short-Acting Anti-Anxiety Benzodiazepine Agents: Biological Intervention To Phobia
How do benzodiazepines calm down ...,
What does it mean by benzodiazepi...,
How do benzodiazepines reduce sym...
3  cards
Breathing Retaining: Biological Intervention To Phobia
Give a characteristic breathing p...,
What can hyperventilating do to t...,
What do breathing intervention at...
5  cards
Exercise: Biological Intervention To Phobia
What does exercise work out,
What does the release of beta end...,
What are the neurotransmitters re...
6  cards
Cognitive Behaviourial Therapy: Psychological Intervention To Phobia
What does cognitive behavioural t...,
What does cognitive behavioural t...,
What does the cognitive component...
8  cards
Systematic Desensitisation: Psychological Intervention To Phobia
What does systematic desensitisat...,
How does systematic delays apply ...
2  cards
Psychoeducation For Families And Supporters Of The Patient: Social Intervention To Phobia
What does psychoeducation provide...,
What idea is psychoeducation base...,
What are the two goals of psychoe...
5  cards
Challenging Unrealistic Or Anxious Thoughts: Social Intervention To Phobia
How can the reasoning be increase...,
What do people try to make the pa...
2  cards
Not Encouraging Avoidance Behaviours: Social Intervention To Phobia
What is one of the most common wa...,
How can negative reinforcement av...,
What is a direct way of discourag...
4  cards
Resilience
What is resilience,
What is a resilient person able t...,
Give three features of a resilien...
3  cards
Adequate Diet: Biological Factor Of Resilience
What is an adequate diet,
What do all foods have some impac...,
What does water flushing out toxi...
3  cards
Adequate Sleep: Biological Factor Of Resilience
What will having a quality sleep ...,
What happens to those with bad qu...
2  cards
Cognitive Behaviourial Strategies: Psychological Factor Of Resilience
What do cognitive behavioural str...,
Why do cognitive behavioural stra...,
What is cognitive reconstruction
3  cards
Support From Family, Friends And The Community: Social Factor Of Resilience
What is the main benefit of havin...
1  cards
Transtheoretical Model
What does the transtheoretical mo...,
What is the idea of the model,
Why isn t the model a stage by st...
3  cards
Pre-Contemplation (Stage1)
What happens in the pre contempla...,
Give a feature of an individual i...
2  cards
Contemplation (Stage2)
What happens in this stage,
When does the person want to chan...,
Why doesn t the person make any c...
3  cards
Preparation (Stage3)
What happens in this stage,
What may an individual do in the ...
2  cards
Action (Stage4)
What happens in the action stage,
Who are the behaviours noticed by,
When may a person relapse in the ...
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