Health Behavior Theory for Public Health: .
by Richard A. Crosby, Laura F. Salazar, Ralph J. Diclemente
Health Behavior Theory for Public Health provides a foundation for understanding how theory can illuminate health-related behavior and inform public health work. Suitable for students and professionals, this text explores the relationship between behavioral theory, health promotion, and population-focused practice.
About This Book
Health Behavior Theory for Public Health introduces the role of theory in understanding health-related behavior.
The book connects health behavior theory with public health, emphasizing concepts relevant to health promotion and population health.
It provides a foundation for students and professionals seeking to engage with theoretical approaches in public health practice.
Written by Richard A. Crosby, Laura F. Salazar, and Ralph J. DiClemente, this title supports study and discussion of health behavior within a public health context.
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