Models of Health and Well-being - Unit 2/ Test

What is a key component of the Health Belief Model (HBM)?

• Psychological resilience

• Perceived susceptibility

• Economic stability

• Social support networks

According to HBM, what factor motivates a person to take action to improve their health?

• Perception of invulnerability

• Cues to Action

• Work stress

• Socioeconomic status

Which element of Bandura’s Self-Efficacy Model has the greatest impact on self-efficacy?

• Mastery experiences

• Social persuasion

• Vicarious modeling

• Genetic factors

What is a key benefit of self-efficacy according to Bandura?

• Increases adherence to health plans by 34%

• Reduces financial stress

• Lowers genetic risk for diseases

• Increases happiness without intervention

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Health Belief Model?

• Perceived barriers

• Perceived benefits

• Economic factors

• Self-efficacy

According to Cummins, quality of life is a:

• Unidimensional concept

• Multidimensional concept

• Concept based only on physical health

• Concept irrelevant to public policy

Which of the following is a component of the WHOQOL quality of life model?

• Emotional intelligence

• Social relationships

• Financial growth

• Social pressure

What does the Wilson and Cleary quality of life model evaluate?

• Only economic well-being

• Biological factors, symptoms, functional status, and health perception

• Only the impact of chronic diseases

• Exclusively psychological factors

What improves quality of life by 15% according to Wilson and Cleary’s model?

• Reducing financial stress

• Improving functional status

• Increasing access to education

• Inclusive government policies

According to WHOQOL, which aspect is NOT considered in quality of life evaluation?

• Physical health

• Environmental factors

• Social networks

• Number of acquired properties