WorksheetsExam 3 Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
List one construct of Social Capital Theory
(a)
List one group you are a part of that gives you social capital
Social capital always has a positive influence on health behaviors
True
False
Communities with high levels of social capital have
Low trust
High social interaction
High violence
All of the choices are correct
Trust is required for social networks to be used
True
False
List one resource you have access to as a result of a network you belong to
Trust and socializing in neighborhoods in the US is on the rise
True
Flase
List one of the relationships that is part of Social Capital Theory
(a)
Which describes the bridging relationships of Social Capital Theory?
Networks of people who come together as acquaintances
The relationships between people who see themselves as being similar in terms of their shared social identity, origin, status, or position in society
Norms of respect and networks of trusting relationships, but they are between people who interact across power or authority gradients representing formal institutions
Now that we have covered all the theories, which one do you think explains health behavior best?
List one of the constructs of the Social Ecological Model
(a)
The Social Ecological Model views the environment as an important part of what shapes behavior
True
False
Which level of the Social Ecological Model involves our relationships with friends, peers, family
Societal Level
Community Level
Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
Bronfrenbrenner's beef about research on child development was that the environment children were tested in did not match their real life circumstance or environment
True
False
The levels of the SEM do not impact each other
True
False
Which is an intrapersonal level factor?
Beliefs
Work place policies
The influence of your best friend on you to exercise
The norms in your neighborhood
The strongest predictor of smoking behavior is whether a person's workplace has a policy against smoking on the premises
True
False
All community level norms are health enhancing
True
False
Which describes the community level of the SEM?
Factors that influence behavior include economics, social policies, and social or cultural norms of behavior and attitudes
Factors that influence behavior include social networks, norms or standards of behavior that exist formally or informally among individuals, groups or organizations
Factors that influence behavior include knowledge, attitudes, beliefs
Factors that influence behavior include the relationships we have with our relatives and peers
Describe an example of when your health behavior was influenced and list what SEM level(s) this would fall under
Which is not a construct of the Diffusion of Innovation Theory?
Time
Perceived Channel Barriers
Communication Channel
Social System
Mass media is always the most effective way to ensure adoption of an innovation
True
False
When someone is trying an innovation, they are at what stage of the Innovation-Decision Process?
Knowledge
Confirmation
Implementation
Persuasion
Which describes the late majority?
People who try innovations as soon as they are available
One of the largest segments of the population, greatly influenced by opinion leaders and mass media
Slightly larger portion of the population than innovators, they are respected opinion leaders in the community who adopt right after the innovators
Tend to question change and wait until an innovation is an established norm or a social or economic necessity
Social systems are the groups through which innovations diffuse
True
False
Which describes self regulation?
Belief you can accomplish something
A system of rewards and benefits
Learning by watching others
Controlling our behavior based on our own adopted standards
Locus of control is one of the constructs of the Social Cognitive Theory
True
False
Both healthy and unhealthy behaviors can be modeled
True
False
List one thing that can influence the degree of attention given to a model
(a)
Which describes behavioral capacity?
Having knowledge of the behavior and skills to perform it
Having a belief that control of behavior is external to you
A system of rewards and punishments
Observing a model to learn how to behave
Time is a construct of Diffusion of Innovation Theory
True
False
According to the Diffusion of Innovation Theory behavior changes as (a) are adopted
List one characteristic of an Innovation
(a)
Insect eating has relative advantage but failed to be adopted anyway
True
False
The more complex an innovation the more likely it will be adopted
True
False
List one of the constructs of Social Cognitive Theory
(a)
Social Cognitive Theory is based on the idea that there is an interplay between environmental factors, personal factors and behavior
True
False
Which describes the construct of expectancies?
Controlling our behavior based on our own adopted personal standards
The values we place on outcomes
Anticipated or expected outcomes
The idea that in order to perform a behavior people must have knowledge of the behavior and the skills to perform it
Social Cognitive Theory is based on the idea of reciprocal determinism
True
False
Expectancies and expectations are the same thing
True
False
