Benefits of Using Theoretical Behavior Change Theories and Models Include

question 24

Multiple Choice

Benefits of using theoretical behavior change theories and models include

• A) assisting in the goal-setting process for promoting and sustaining self-directed behavior change.
• B) proposing that solely cognitive factors influence an individual's decision to make and maintain a specific health behavior change.
• C)   providing a framework for the creation of recipes, tip sheets, and educational materials to foster cues to action at home.
• D) presenting a road map for understanding health behaviors and providing outcome measure to assess effectiveness of interventions.
• E) serving as an evaluation method to assess the effectiveness of a nutrition counselor in the design and implementation of interventions.

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