Psychology I / Health Belief Models
Practice question · Select all that apply

Select every statement that is TRUE about health belief models.

Hints
  1. Two options overstate one belief or misassign a component.
  2. Severity alone is not enough, and cues to action belong to the HBM, not the TPB.
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  • A. The Health Belief Model includes perceived barriers.
  • B. Simply informing people rarely changes behavior on its own.
  • D. Cues to action are what turn a settled belief into an actual appointment.
Why

Intention as direct predictor, perceived barriers, and information-alone rarely working are all true. Perceived severity alone does not reliably drive behavior, and cues to action are an HBM (not TPB) component - so those two are false.

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