12. Health Promotion Model Importance of Health Perceived control of health Perceived self-efficacy Definition of health Perceived health status Perceived benefits of health-promoting behaviors Perceived barriers of health-promoting behaviors Likelihood of engaging in health-promoting behaviors Cues to action Demographic characteristics Biological characteristics Interpersonal influences Situational factors Behavioral factors Cognitive Factors Modifying Factors Participation in Health – Promoting Behaviors
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21. Perceives Benefits Accepts RUTF Does not accept RUTF Does not perceive Benefit Introduction of ready to use therapeutic food Demographic variables Clinical variable Risk factors Behavioral outcome Behavior Specific knowledge and affect BASED ON HEALTH PROMOTION MODEL(PENDER, 2002) Individual characteristics and experience ACCEPTANCE OF READY TO USE THERAPEUTIC FOOD IN MALNOURISHED CHILDREN