Understanding Hard to Maintain Behaviour Change: A Dual Process Approach

Index

abstinence violation effect

acceptance

achievability of change

action tendencies

action thresholds

activation patterns

addictions

vs other HTR

determinant of addiction

advertising

advocacy

affective reactions

agendas for change (see also Priority)

affective force

alcohol consumption

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

alternative behaviours

approach tendencies

arousal

associative networks

attention

conditioning of

attitudes

avoidance

-coping strategies

awareness

 

Bandura's behaviour model

Behavior, types (see also Habits)

behavioural routines

behavioural schemata

behavioural willingness

behaviour change, (NB: Mechanisms are indexed elsewhere)

advocating for

agenda for

appropriate knowledge for

attempts

availability of what is required

biological constraints on

combination of HTS and HTR

commitments to

conceptualisation of long-term benefits

conflicts

desirability of

determinants of initiation

determinants of maintenance/relapse

ease of achievement

goal of

implementation of

initiation vs maintenance

integrative strategies

internal and external perspectives on

key tasks of

maintaining

making an attempt to

motivation

non-contingent positive consequences

organisation of concepts about

perspectives on

potential interventions for

behaviour change, (NB: Mechanisms are indexed elsewhere) (continued)

scripts for

stage-based approach

supportive environments for

tasks involved in

value of biases

behaviour-specific decisions

behaviourist theory

beliefs

continuity of

maintaining appropriate