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What are the key components of the transtheoretical model? Briefly define each component.

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Kaposi's sarcoma is best identified as a ____.
 a. secondary cancer associated with AIDS
 b. complication of HPV infection
 c. secondary infection associated with syphilis
  d. sexually transmitted bacterial infection
  e. mild, self-limiting viral infection



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The key components of the transtheoretical model, briefly defined, are:
1) stages of change: the sequence of steps involved in making a change
2) processes of change: cognitive and behavioral activities that facilitate change
3) self-efficacy: the confidence people have in their ability to cope with challenge

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