Match the following models of health behavior with their features:
1. Health Belief Model
2. Theory of Planned Behavior
3. Self-Determination Theory
4. Transtheoretical Model
Features: (i) Emphasizes satisfaction of basic psychological needs (autonomy, competence, relatedness) (ii) Depicts behavior change as a cyclical process (iii) Health behavior is the result of behavioral intention (iv) Attitudinal approaches to health behavior change
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Correct option is A

Each model aligns with a specific feature:
1. Health Belief Model → (iv) Focuses on beliefs and attitudes regarding health behaviors.
2. Theory of Planned Behavior → (iii) Suggests intentions determine behaviors, influenced by attitudes and norms.
3. Self-Determination Theory → (i) Focuses on autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
4. Transtheoretical Model → (ii) Highlights stages of behavioral change (precontemplation, contemplation, action, etc.).
Information Booster:
1. Health Belief Model: Developed in the 1950s; used for understanding preventive behaviors.
2. Theory of Planned Behavior: Builds on the Theory of Reasoned Action, adding perceived control.
3. Self-Determination Theory: Differentiates intrinsic and extrinsic motivations for well-being.
4. Transtheoretical Model: Emphasizes readiness to act, with applications in addiction recovery.