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PSY2k54: Intervention development

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Behaviour change interventions can be defined as....

a)

Models of health behaviour

b)

Coordinated sets of activities designed to change specified behaviour patterns

c)

The behaviour change wheel

d)

Types of health beliefs

2.

Which of the following are features of complex behaviour change interventions? Tick all that apply

a)

They include multiple components

b)

They target multiple behaviours

c)

They are often very expensive

d)

They often fail

3.

Considering the socioecological model, adding defibrillators to schools as a way to reduce sudden cardiac failure deaths is an example of an (a)   level intervention

Choose from the below words
Institutional
Individual
Interpersonal
Community
Policy
4.

Which of the actions below are features of good intervention development according? Tick all that apply

a)

Draw on existing theories

b)

Involve stakeholders including those who will deliver, use, and benefit from the intervention

c)

Make sure you include motivated participants

d)

Understand the behaviours, determinants, and context

e)

Design and refine the intervention

5.

The Behaviour Change Wheel is an example of a theory driven approach to intervention development

a)

True

b)

False

6.

A theory driven approach to intervention development means that

a)

We use evidence and theoretical models of behaviour to base our intervention on

b)

The intervention is untested

c)

We use our experience and clinical judgment to decide what's best

d)

We need a formal hypothesis to test the intervention

7.

Place the steps below in the correct order as defined by the Behaviour Change Wheel

a)

Understanding the behaviour(s)

b)

Picking intervention functions and policy categories

c)

Deciding on intervention content and mode of delivery

1)
2)
3)
8.

What is the name of the criteria we can use to make decisions about which behaviours to target and how to target them?

(a)  

9.

According to the Behaviour Change Wheel, which model can we use to understand what needs to change in order to change health behaviour?

a)

Theory of Planned Behaviour

b)

COM-B

c)

Health Belief Model

d)

Stages of Change Model

10.

"Providing an example for people to aspire to or imitate" is the definition of which intervention function

a)

Restriction

b)

Education

c)

Modelling

d)

Persuasion

11.

​ "Using print, electronic, telephonic, or broadcast media" is the definition of the policy category called​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Communication & marketing
Regulation
Guidelines
Service provision
Fiscal measures
12.

Which intervention functions are being delivered by the cigarette packaging?

a)

Education + persuasion

b)

Training + modelling

c)

Incentivisation + persuasion

d)

Environmental restructuring + enablement

13.

Name the policy category and intervention function: A drop-in clinic in town led by a dietician where people can go to learn about healthy foods and practice their cooking skills

a)

Legislation --> Persuasion

b)

Guidelines --> Modelling

c)

Service provision --> education + training

d)

Service provision --> Enablement + training