Using the patient responses listed below, calculate the thre…
Using the patient responses listed below, calculate the threshold for stimuli starting at 70 dB HL (Trial 1). “Positive” indicates that the patient responded to the stimuli while “negative” indicates that they did not respond to the stimuli. You may plot the responses on the handout to help you find threshold but it is not required. (Remember your units in the answer).
Read DetailsDallow and colleagues (2003) used Self-efficacy Theory and t…
Dallow and colleagues (2003) used Self-efficacy Theory and the Transtheoretical Model to develop a physical activity intervention for sedentary, obese women. The intervention was a 48-week randomized controlled trial where 58 subjects were randomized to one of two groups. Briefly describe the two groups. (2 points) 2. How was the Transtheoretical Model integrated into the intervention group? (2 points) 3. What was one of the key findings in this study? (1 point)
Read DetailsThe Fortier (2007) article described a Physical Activity (PA…
The Fortier (2007) article described a Physical Activity (PA) intervention utilizing medical visits and PA counseling by Primary Care Providers (PCPs). A. Describe two benefits of using Primary Care to deliver a PA intervention. B. Describe two challenges that deter health-care providers from talking to their patients about physical activity.
Read DetailsSuppose the absolute price of good X is $10 and the absolute…
Suppose the absolute price of good X is $10 and the absolute price of good Y is $5. A tax is placed on the purchase of good Y only and not another good X. The tax effectively raises the consumer’s pay for good Y from $5 to $10. Now, the relative price of one unit of good Y is ________ units of a good X. *Hint: therefore, the tax makes good Y relatively more expensive and makes good X relatively cheaper.
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