2007
DOI: 10.1348/135910706x93637
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A comparison of writing exercises to motivate young women to practise breast self‐examinations

Abstract: The application of writing exercises and the relevance of stage-matching is discussed in the context of the stage of change model.

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“…The HAPA suggests that pros have a minor effect in more advanced stages, when intention is strong or if actions have already been initiated (Schwarzer, 2008). Indeed, interventions addressing pros may be of particular importance for women in early stages of change (Smith, Kloss, Kniele, & Anderson, 2007). Research indicated that decisional balance is usually related to past behaviour and intention to engage in cervical cancer screening in future (Kelaher et al , 1999; Tung, Nguyen, & Tran, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The HAPA suggests that pros have a minor effect in more advanced stages, when intention is strong or if actions have already been initiated (Schwarzer, 2008). Indeed, interventions addressing pros may be of particular importance for women in early stages of change (Smith, Kloss, Kniele, & Anderson, 2007). Research indicated that decisional balance is usually related to past behaviour and intention to engage in cervical cancer screening in future (Kelaher et al , 1999; Tung, Nguyen, & Tran, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les Stratégies issues du terrain ont émané du COS à l'issue de réunions collaboratives favorisant l'idéation (i.e., focus groupe [39], techniques de facilitation telles que le brainstorming ou la Technique d'Animation de Grand Groupe (TAGG) [40,41]). Concernant les Méthodes issues de la théorie, l'équipe a pu puiser l'inspiration dans les études empiriques opérationnalisant le MTT, en partic., dans le champ de la prévention [42] et du rétablissement après un cancer du sein [43,44]. La taxonomie de Michie et al [45] sur les BCT (Behaviour Change Techniques) était également aidante.…”
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