Theories and Principles of Behavior Change in Health Education

Catalog description

This course examines key theoretical frameworks related to culture, social norms, beliefs, values, and ideologies that shape health-related decision-making. Students will explore sociological influences on health behaviors and how these decisions impact other aspects of life. Through research and critical analysis, students will study factors such as perception, attitudes, awareness, social cognition, and interpersonal dynamics. The course offers a foundation for understanding and responding to complex health behavior patterns.