Correct option is D
Explanation:
B. Protective Motivation Theory (Correct):
- Focuses on how individuals assess threats and take protective actions to minimize health risks.
- Developed to explain changes in health-related behaviors, such as engaging in preventive health measures.
D. Precaution Adoption Process Model (Correct):
- Describes the stages people go through when adopting health-protective behaviors.
- Includes steps from being unaware of a health risk to taking preventive actions.
E. Organismic Integration Theory (Correct):
- A sub-theory of Self-Determination Theory, it explains how motivation is internalized to adopt healthier behaviors.
Information Booster:
- Protective Motivation Theory:
- Focuses on two appraisal processes:
- Threat appraisal: Evaluating threat severity and vulnerability.
- Coping appraisal: Assessing ability to take effective protective actions (self-efficacy and response efficacy).
- Precaution Adoption Process Model:
- Highlights individuals may stay in the "unengaged" stage even after becoming aware of a risk.
- Factors include perceived low susceptibility or lack of motivation to act.
- Organismic Integration Theory:
- Describes a continuum of motivation:
- From amotivation (no motivation) to intrinsic motivation (engaging for inherent satisfaction).
- Includes varying degrees of external regulation and internalization.
Additional Information:
A. Reflection-Action Theory:
- Primarily associated with learning and action, not specific to health behavior theories.
C. Dialectical Behavioural Theory:
- Focuses on emotional regulation and coping mechanisms, especially in mental health contexts, but not specific to health behavior.