To illustrate her point that We are often goal-oriented but not role-oriented, professional psychotherapist Miriam joked, For example, I want to lose 20 pounds, but I don't want to change my diet or exercise. This is an example of:
A) implementational intentions.
B) the intention-behavior gap.
C) behavioral willingness.
D) risk-taking behaviors.
Question 2
Among challenges for health psychologists in constructing valid health behavior models, which is most related to the need to reduce complex data to meaningful generalizations?
A) Balancing automaticity vs. decisions in health behaviors
B) Balancing individual differences vs. theoretical simplicity
C) Balancing personal control vs. large-scale societal barriers
D) Balancing perceptions/beliefs vs. relationships and policies
Male tule elk in Point Reyes
Tracking Goal-Setting Progress
One-point linear perspective.
Ischemic compression (i.e., direct pressure) to a trigger point in the trapezius muscle.
Major marma point locations.
A genetic map showing the location of revertible (point) mutants of the rll region