The main components/ideas for the Health Belief Model is:
a. intention to change; attitudes toward action; subjective norms regarding action.
b. person moves from being unaware of issue, to unengaged by issue, to deciding not to act, to planning to act but not yet acting, to maintenance.
c. beliefs in threat and effectiveness o health change behaviors.
d. six stages that a person must complete.
Question 2
Once health professionals design a smoking intervention that works on one campus:
a. the same intervention should work well on another campus in the same state
b. the same intervention should work well on the high school in the same town.
c. the intervention will work exactly the same way with another group of students from the same campus.
d. the intervention may not necessarily work in exactly the same way anywhere else.
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