HSS 1101 Lecture Notes - Health Promotion, Health Belief Model, Theory Of Planned Behavior

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11 May 2022

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University of Ottawa

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Health Sciences

Course

HSS 1101

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*broad scope of definitions: has evolved over time. Health promotion: efforts made to encourage healthy behaviours with a goal of improving the health of an individual or population. Primary prevention, secondary prevention, tertiary prevention: sex differences. *many diseases are more common in women than in men. = stronger immune system, improved self confidence, better sleep, enhanced relationships, improved ability to control stress, reduced reliance on health care systems. = improved cardiovascular functioning, increased fitness, more positive outlook on life, improved environmental sensitivity, enhanced levels of spiritual health. Understanding when to change versus what to change. States of change, transtheoretical model: 7 stages of change. Do beliefs and attitudes influence behaviours? (hbm): health belief model: how beliefs may or may not influence behaviours. Factors that support belief that change is needed (3) Your intentions to change: theory of reason action (behaviours result from.

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*Please refer to the article attached*

1. What can you conclude about the two U.S. cities planning to build desalination plants?

A. They have run out of water.

B. They are located on the coast.

C. They are among the wealthiest U.S. cities.

D. They have no access to underground aquifers.

From the first article, you can conclude that in the future, desalination plants

F. will become less popular as the demand for water drops.

G. will become less popular as other technologies are invented.

H. will become more popular only if the operating costs come down.

I. will become more popular whether or not the technology improves.

3. What can you conclude from the second article about the 1995 Kobe earthquake in Japan?

A. It created a huge water shortage.

B. It destroyed water-supplying tankers.

C. It proved the usefulness of water bags.

D. It showed how expensive a disaster can be.

4. What problem do both articles address?

F. transporting freshwater to people

G. supplying drinking water to people

H. creating freshwater from salt water

I. providing emergency water supplies

5. What kinds of places would be most likely to use the water bag technology rather than building a desalination plant?

A. poor, rural areas

B. large, wealthy cities

C. dry, inland deserts

D. small, isolated islands

6. How does Terry Spragg's invention solve the problem of transporting water bags?

F. He links together smaller bags that are less likely to rip.

G. He tows the water behind tugboats in floating boxcars.

H. He uses zippers with specialized teeth that prevent leakage.

I. He uses improved methods to fill the bags with pipelines.

7. Read the sentence.

A water-covered planet facing a water crisis seems paradoxical.

What does paradoxical mean?

A. typical of a given situation

B. dependent on two similar factors

C. contrary to what one would expect

D. related to many contributing causes

8.How has new technology improved the original desalination plants and water bags? EXPLAIN Support your answer with details and information from both articles.

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Which computer hardware device(s) would you recommend/ be best used as an interactive information point for the zoo.
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HSS 1101 Lecture Notes - Health Promotion, Health Belief Model, Theory Of Planned Behavior

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