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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.4
How do self-regulation theories guide interventions aimed at improving health behaviors?
They suggest that positive health outcomes depend solely on genetic factors, not personal behavior.
They focus on enhancing individuals' ability to monitor their own behavior and implement changes as needed.
These theories argue that individuals cannot change their health behaviors without professional intervention.
They advocate for strict societal regulations as the primary means to improve health behaviors.
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