Folks who belong to this group of adopters tend to be conservative, traditional, have lower self-esteem, less education, and are suspicious of innovations.

One of the constructs of Social Capital Theory, these are the connections or associations we have with other people.

Rules, regulations, and policies at the workplace may have an impact on health and comprise external factors at this ecological level.

Empowerment helps individuals battling health issues to feel that they do have __________ over their lives.

Identifying the level of __________ under which each of the causes of a health issue exist helps you determine which theories would most likely explain the behavior.

Another Diffusion of Innovation construct, this part of the theory refers to how much time it takes for the innovation-decision process to occur.

Needing to conform to group _________ does not always result in positive health outcomes.

External factors at this ecological level could include the drug-taking behavior of peers or the healthy dietary behavior of a parent.

The idea that powerlessness can make people unhealthy, and that feelings of control, power, or ownership can improve people's health

"Identify the health issue and the population affected."

To be adopted, an innovation needs to be ___________ with the existing values and needs of the people, culture, or social environment.

These types of relationships exist between people who see themselves as being similar in terms of their shared social identity, origin, or status.

A patient may be told to cook a heart-healthy diet, but if internal factors (such as knowledge and skills) at this ecological level aren't addressed, the advice may fall short.

A way of thinking that produces new or different critical perspectives on life experiences which is accompanied by enhanced self-esteem and increased confidence

"Gather information."

An innovation has a greater chance of being adopted if it is better than what is already out there, also known as it's ___(2 words)_____________.

This type of social capital exists among networks of people who come together as acquaintances from different social groups in order to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes.

When ecological models are used in health promotion, the intent is to change the _________, since changes in the __(same word)___ change individual behavior.

A participatory process in which underserved
individuals identify, represent, and enhance
their lives and communities through photography

"Identify possible reasons or causes for the problem."

This group of adopters includes the opinion leaders in a community; if they adopt your intervention/innovation, you can expect others to follow their lead!

This type of social capital represents the weakest relationships which exist between people belonging to different levels of power or authority gradients.

The two types of external environment that are included in ecological models.

Photovoice empowers participants via a process
called _______(2 words)___________.

A popular database used to conduct literature searches, which is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.