The Transtherorectical Model (TTM)was Developed to Identify Common Themes Across

question 40

Multiple Choice

The Transtherorectical Model (TTM) was developed to identify common themes across different intervention theories,and notes that:

• A)we come to a rapid conclusion when presented with health care decisions.
• B)we process through different stages as we think about,attempt to,and finally change any specific behavior.
• C)there is one single task that has to be completed when we want to change health care behavior.
• D)patients just do not like to change their behaviors.

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