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More About This Title Health Behavior and Health Education: Theory, Research and Practice, Second Edition
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HEALTH BEHAVIOR AND HEALTH EDUCATION: THE FOUNDATIONS.
The Scope of Health Promotion and Health Education (The Editors).
Theory, Research, and Practice in Health Promotion and Education (The Editors).
MODELS OF INDIVIDUAL HEALTH BEHAVIOR.
The Health Belief Model (V. Strecher & I. Rosenstock).
The Transtheoretical Model and Stages of Change (J. Prochaska, et al.).
The Theory of Reasoned Action and The Theory of Planned Behavior (D. Montano, et al.).
Stress, Coping, and Health Behavior (C. Lerman & K. Glanz).
Perspectives on Intrapersonal Theories of Health Behavior (B. Rimer).
MODELS OF INTERPERSONAL HEALTH BEHAVIOR.
How Individuals, Environments, and Health Behavior Interact: Social Cognitive Theory (T.Baranowski, et al.).
Social Networks and Social Support (C. Heaney & B. Isreal).
Patient-Provider Communication (D. Roter & J. Hall).
Perspectives on Models of Interpersonal Health Behavior (F. Lewis).
COMMUNITY AND GROUP INTERVENTION MODELS OF HEALTH BEHAVIOR CHANGE.
Improving Health Through Community Organization and Community Building (M. Minkler & N. Wallerstein).
Diffusion of Innovations (B. Oldenburg,et al.).
Mobilizing Organizations for Health Enhancement: Theories of Organizational Change (R. Goodman, et al.).
Communication Theory and Health Behavior Change: The Media Studies Framework (J. Finnegan & K. Viswanath).
Perspectives on Group, Organization, and Community Interventions (K. Glanz).
USING THEORY IN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE.
The Precede-Proceed Planning Model (A. Gielen & E. McDonald).
Social Marketing (R. Lefebvre & L. Rochlin).
Ecological Models (J. Sallis & N. Owen).
Socioeconomic and Cultural Factors in the Development and Use of Theory (R. Pasick).
Perspectives on Using Theory (K. Glanz).
NEXT STEPS AND BEYOND.
Health Behavior and Health Education: The Past, Present, and Future (D. Abrams, et al.).
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?This edited volume does an admirable job of bridging the gap between theory and practice and providing examples of multiple levels of analysis—individual, group, organizational, and community...It is a valuable resource.?
?Frequently, in my role as a health educator and researcher, I have been asked by clinicians to recommAnd the reading or approach to use on how to change behavior. I have explained that it depAnds on one's theoretical perspective about health behavior and that no single study or approach has been proven to be clearly superior to another. In the future, however, I will be able to refer those who ask to the book by Glanz, Lewis, and Rimer.?