Transtheoretical Model Of Change And Substance Abuse Jeopardy Template

Statistics	Premises	Stages	Constructs
100 Approximately 25 percent http://www.campusexplorer.com/college-advice-tips/C0790EE8/Drinking-in-College-Do-You-Want-a-Party-School-or-a-Dry-School/ What percentage of college students report suffering academic consequences because of excessive drinking (includes poor exam and paper scores)? -15 -25 -40	100 Three -Change of behavior is a PROCESS, not an event -Readiness to change -10 process of change to help move through 5 stages How many premises compose the TTM?	100 Stage of Pre-contemplation What stage is defined as the individual having no intention of taking action to change their behavior within the next six months?	100 Cognitive and Behavioral What are the two categories of constructs of this model?
200 About 1/3 of American campuses are "dry" http://www.mindingthecampus.com/forum/2012/01/dry_campusesa_solution_to_bing.html What is approximate percentage of American campuses that are "dry"? -35 -50 -65	200 Five How many stages are within the process of changing a behavior?	200 Two: Knowledge, beliefs/attitudes How many cognitive factors are required to move from the stage of pre-contemplation to contemplation?	200 Commitment- cues and triggers! Which of the following is NOT a behavioral construct according to the premise of readiness? -commitment -substitution -rewards -social support
300 False (5 or more drinks in a row) http://www.annarbor.com/news/crime/tailgate-drinking-u-m-football-notre-dame-binge-education-prevention/ True or false: According to the National Institute of Drug Abuse, binge drinking among college students has increased since 1991.	300 Third What premise is home to the 10 Processes of Change used in behavioral change interventions to help people move through the actual five stages of change?	300 False Stages of change can be repeated and begin at different stages True or false: The stages of the TTM are linear	300 Self Reevaluation What cognitive construct within the 10 process of change is the process in which an individual imagines oneself with and without their unhealthy behavior? -environmental-reevaluation -self-reevaluation -self-liberation -self-efficacy
400 Four out of five students http://www.annarbor.com/news/crime/tailgate-drinking-u-m-football-notre-dame-binge-education-prevention/ According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, what percentage of college students admit to drinking? -50 -70 -80	400 Second-Readiness The cognitive factor of motivation is found in which premise?	400 Relapse The chance of ________ makes moving from the stage of action to maintenance, difficult?	400 Beliefs/attitudes What cognitive factor describes a person’s belief that their behavior doesn’t have any negative consequences—they are invincible
500 The actual percentage of students using alcohol more than three times per week was below 20 percent! http://www.annarbor.com/news/crime/tailgate-drinking-u-m-football-notre-dame-binge-education-prevention/ According to 2012 statistics from the CORE Alcohol and Drug Survey in 2012, more than 40 percent of students believed that students use alcohol three times per week, what was the actual percentage? -30 -50 -20	500 Pre-contemplation Contemplation Preparation Action Maintenance Name the five stages of changing a behavior mentioned in the first premise	500 Four: Stimulus Control, helping relationships, counter-conditioning, reinforcement management How many behavioral factors are required to move from the stage of action into maintenance?	500 Five: Knowledge, beliefs/attitudes, motivation, commitment, confidence How many cognitive constructs are in the premise referring to readiness?

Transtheoretical Model of Change and Substance Abuse

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