Positive correlation between belief of susceptibility and seriousness of asthma and adhering to the regime. Costs included: distription of daily activities and their children complaning. Demographic variables relating: martial status & education.
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Who researched the locus of control?
Rotter
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What did Rotter find?
People who felt they were in control of their behaviour were more likely to display behaviours which helped them cope with their health/adopt healthy behaviour.
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Who researched self efficacy?
Bandura
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What did Bandura find?
Positive correlation between the post assessment and levels of interaction with snakes. Increased self efficacy increased levels of interaction with the snake.
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Who researched the effect of media campaigns on adherence?
Cowpe
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What did Cowpe find?
Awareness of chip pan fires increased from 62% to 96%. All reigons reported a 12% decrease in chip pan fires. Regions where the campaign overlapped had the smallest change.
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Who researched the effect of legislation on adherence?
Dannberg
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What did Dannberg find?
The town with law change and education campaign increased - 11%-37%. The town with education campaign only increased - 8%-13%. The town with minimal education increased- 7%-11%.
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Who researched the effect of fear arousal on adherence?
Janis & Fechbach
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What did Janis and Fechbach find?
Strong fear improved dental health by 8%. Moderate fear improved dental health by 22%. Minimal fear improved dental health by 36%. The control group (eye lecture) improved dental health by 0%.
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Who researched the reasons of non adherence?
Bulpitt
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What did Bulpitt find?
Side effects of the medicine for hypertension (high blood pressure) included: dizziness, drowsiness and deteriorating cognition.
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Who researched the features of non adherence?
Lustman
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What did Lustman find?
The decrease in symptoms of the experimental group decreased significantly for both depression and blood sugar levels.
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Who researched improving adherence?
Watt
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What did Watt find?
38% more mothers medicated their children with the fubhaler than the standard inhaler.
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Front
What did Becker find?
Back
Positive correlation between belief of susceptibility and seriousness of asthma and adhering to the regime. Costs included: distription of daily activities and their children complaning. Demographic variables relating: martial status & education.
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