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Theories Of Health Belief -Becker
In the sample how many mothers we...,
What was the aim of beckers study...,
What methods were used in becker ...
12
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Methods Of Health Promotion - Rotter
Name the method,
What was the aim of the rotter study,
What was the sample of the rotter...
6
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Fearures Of Adherence To Medical Regimes - Bandura
What was the method,
Name the aim of bandura s study,
Who were the participants
15
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Media Campaigns - Keating
Name the method used,
What was the aim of the keatings ...,
Describe the sample
13
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Legislation - Wakefield
What was the method used,
What was the aim of the wakefield...,
What was the sample in the wakefi...
12
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Fear Arousal - Ruiter
What was the method,
What was the aim of the ruiter study,
Who were the participants in the ...
18
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Reasons For Non-adherence - Bulpitt
What was the method in the bulpit...,
Name the aim of the bulpitt study,
What is hypertension
9
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Measures Of Non-adherence - Lustman
Name the method used in the lustm...,
What was the aim of the lustman s...,
Describe the sample of the lustma...
13
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Improving Adherence - Watt
What was the method,
What was the aim of the study by ...,
Who were the participants in watt...
9
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Work As A Cause Of Stress - Johansson
What was the method used by johan...,
Identify the aim of the johansson...,
What were the 2 groups that parti...
12
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Hassles & Life Events As A Cause Of Stress - Kanner
What design was used by kanner et al,
What was the aim of kanner et al ...,
Who were the participants in kann...
9
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Health Belief Model
Who developed the hbm,
What sort of approach does the hb...,
What makes the hbm less reduction...
4
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Locus Of Control
Loc theory looks at the extent to...,
What approach does the loc theory...,
What does rotter suggest about he...
6
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Self Efficacy
What are the 4 different influenc...,
Who developed the concept of self...,
What are enactive influences
6
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Anxiety Disorders - Phobias
Identify some of the physical sym...,
Define phobia,
How serious must a fear be to be ...
9
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Psychotic Disorders - Schizophrenia
What are some of the positive sym...,
Psychosis is the general term for...,
What are the negative symptoms of...
7
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Affective Disorders - Depression
What is the most common affective...,
Define an affective disorder,
What are the two types of depression
10
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Behavioural Explanations Of Depression - Lewinsohn
What would be a classical conditi...,
What is the behavioural explanati...,
How would operant conditioning ex...
16
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Biological Explanations Of Depression - Wender
What does kety suggest to be the ...,
What does the biological explanat...,
What did kety assume about serotonin
9
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Cognitive Explanations Of Depression - Beck
What are the three ways that we r...,
What does the cognitive explanati...,
According to abramson what do ind...
13
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Behavioural Treatment For Depression - Reisinger
What was the aim of reisingers study,
What is the principle behind beha...,
What was the method
19
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Biological Treatment Of Depression - Karp And Frank
What are the three main groups of...,
What do biological treatments gen...,
What was the aim of karp and fran...
13
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Combined Biological And CBT - Riggs Et Al
What is the aim of any cognitive ...,
What are cognitive treatments of ...,
How many stages are there in beck...
11
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Lack of Control as a cause of stress - Geer and Maisel
What was the aim of the study by ...,
What type of experimental method ...,
What were participants shown
15
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Physiological Measures of Stress - Geer and Maisel
Where was the gsr measured on par...,
What did gsr measure,
What extraneous variables may aff...
4
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Self Report Measure of stress - Holmes and Rahe
Name the aim of the study by holm...,
Describe the method used,
How many life events were on the ...
9
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Combined Physiological and Self Report measures of stress - Johansson
What was the aim of this study,
Name the 3 methods of measuring s...
2
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Cognitive techniques to improve stress - Michenbaum
What was the aim of michenbaum s ...,
What does sit stand for,
What sort of experimental method ...
17
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Behavioural treatment to improve stress - Budzynski et al
Name the aim of the budzynski study,
What was the method used in the s...,
How was data collected
18
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Social support to improve stress - Waxler-Morrison
What was the aim of the waxler mo...,
What was the experimental method,
Was was the experimental design a...
9
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