Behavior Theory in Public Health Practice and Research
by Bruce Simons-Morton, Marc Lodyga
Behavior Theory in Public Health Practice and Research provides an academic introduction to the role of behavior theory in public health. Designed for study and reference, it connects behavioral perspectives with public health practice and research for readers developing a foundation in the field.
About This Book
Behavior Theory in Public Health Practice and Research explores the relationship between behavioral theory and public health.
The book presents behavior theory as a foundation for public health practice and research.
It is suited to readers seeking an accessible academic resource on behavioral perspectives in health-related work.
Its focus connects theoretical understanding with the broader aims of public health education and investigation.
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