George Washington University PUB 6007 Social & Behavioral Approach to Pub. Hlth Week 6 Exam Entire Quiz with Answers

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Rutgers University PUB 6007 Social&Behavioral Approach to Pub. Hlth Week 6 Exam Entire Quiz with Answers Test 1 Top of Form Q 6 Question 6 True or False: According to Leventhal and Brooks-Gun... n’s “Moving to Opportunity…” article, people who move to less poor neighborhoods reported significantly fewer depressive problems regardless of age or biological sex. Select one: a. True b. False Q 7 Question 7 True or False: The female paradox involves women rating their health better than men and visiting the hospital less often than men Select one: True False Q 8 Question 8 True or False: A theory is defined as “A set of interrelated concepts, definitions, and propositions that presents a systematic view of events or situations by specifying relations among variables in order to explain and predict events or situations." Select one: True False Q 9 Question 9 The Neighborhood Watch program in Los Angeles calls upon residents to step forward and assist the police in organizing the community into a cohesive unit working towards the goal of building a safer, crime-free neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch groups discuss neighborhood crime problems with the objective of developing solutions to local problems. This program has enabled this community to feel more confident about being able to keep their family and neighbors safe from crime. This is an example of_________ to create a safer neighborhood. Select one: a. Issue selection b. Collective efficacy c. Reciprocal determinism d. Incentive motivation Q 10 Question 10 True or False: Measuring an increase in knowledge is an appropriate behavioral objective for most interventions. Select one: True False 3 3 3 3 Bottom of Form Next ► File Upload Attach a File · Terms o · Test 1 · Top of Form · Q 11 · Question 11 Immediate objectives should demonstrate a(n) _______ percent (%) change than our health objectives. · Select one: · a. Smaller · b. Equal · c. Larger sKMIgEfp08 · Q 12 · Question 12 If a public health program’s behavioral objective (BO) is to increase the use of insecticide treated bed nets in a Zambian district, an appropriate health objective (HO) could aim to: · Select one: · a. Decrease the incidence of malaria and anemia among Zambian children within 6 months. · b. Increase the use of antimalarial medications in addition to bed nets within 6 months. · c. Decrease the incidence of malaria in Africa within 6 months. · d. Decrease the incidence of malaria among Zambian children within 6 months. · Q 13 · Question 13 Which behavioral objective (BO) best fits with the following health objective (HO): Decrease the incidence of HIV among African American females ages 18-24 living within Ward 8 in Washington DC by 20% within 2 years. · Select one: · a. Increase condom usage within the target population by 5% within 2 years. · b. Increase condom usage within the target population by 30% within 1 year. · c. Increase condom usage within the target population by 10% within 1.5 years. · d. Increase condom usage within the target population by 50% within 5 years. · Q 14 · Question 14 3 · Which is the strongest health objective (HO) for the following behavioral objective (BO): Increase the number of program participants who exercise moderately for 30 minutes per day (defined as aerobic exercise is where you're working hard enough to raise your heart rate and break into a sweat) for a minimum of 3 times per week by 50% within 1 year of program implementation. · Select one: · a. c. Decrease prevalence of cardiovascular disease by 10% within 18 months of program implementation. · b. d. Decrease prevalence of Type II diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity by 20% within 2 years of program implementation. · c. Decrease prevalence of Type II diabetes by 60% within 2 years of program implementation. · d. Decrease prevalence of obesity (BMI>25) by 50% within 1 year of program implementation.. · . · · Bottom of Form · Next ► Top of Form Information Question i sKMIgEfp08 Directions: Please read the following case study, and then respond to the questions below. An international health promotion foundation proposes to reduce the number of incident cases of HIV/AIDS in Nairobi, Kenya. It is estimated that there are 250,000 commercial sex workers of whom 50% are infected with HIV/AIDS. The average age of a female sex worker in Nairobi is 22 years-old. These women, 90% of whom have dependent children, average 9 clients per day in order to support themselves and their families. During the previous month, 18% of these women report having been beaten and robbed by their clients and 35% report having been raped and not paid. The foundation wants to create an intervention in which commercial female sex workers insist that their clients use a condom with each act of intercourse. Many male clients offer to pay substantially more if women will agree to have sex without a condom. The intervention plans to recruit ten female health professionals and 50 commercial sex workers to form ten counseling teams composed of one health worker and five peer sex workers per team. The 50 peer counselors will participate in an intensive six week training program on peer counseling. Following a city-wide media campaign announcing the new program, these counseling teams will move to high risk areas of the city and offer a program of eight weekly group learning sessions in which women would learn about community resources for health care, risks of unprotected sex, alternative employment opportunities, create cooperative programs for shared child care, and develop skills for negotiating safe sex and self-protection through role play. Q 15 Question 15 Write one SMART Health Objective for this intervention. Q 16 Question 16 Write one SMART Behavioral Objective for this intervention. Q 17 Question 17 3 4 4 4 Write one SMART Immediate Objective for this intervention. [Show More]

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