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Logic
Model Forum Summary
Continuing Education
Self-Study Quiz for
CHES
and CFLE Contact Hours
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Self-Study Quiz
- When creating a BDI logic model, it is important to first specify:
- determinants of behavior.
- behaviors you want to change.
- the health goal.
- intervention activities.
- Doug Kirby, Ph.D., shared that BDI logic models have been used to
create a variety of programs throughout the world focusing on:
- youth development, family well-being, and improved education.
- improved sanitation, political involvement, and HIV prevention.
- better nutrition, livestock safety, and pregnancy prevention.
- delaying the onset of sexual intercourse and substance abuse
prevention.
- If you are developing a logic model for a training program to change
the behaviors of teachers so that they, in turn, will change the behavior
of youth, you should:
- add an additional column focusing on teacher behaviors to your
logic model.
- remove the teen behavior column from your logic model.
- use the advanced logic model template that has six columns.
- consider using a logic model other than the BDI Logic Model
that will better serve your needs.
- Which of the following is NOT a way to identify the most important
determinants?
- Review
the major studies that have measured multiple determinants and
conducted the appropriate statistical analysis (e.g., multiple
regression).
- Conduct
focus groups with your target population.
- Interview
experts in your community.
- Interview
one key opinion leader from your target group.
- In his paper "Emerging Answers," Dr. Kirby identified
literally hundreds of:
- potential
applications for the BDI Logic Model.
- behaviors
that prevous research has found to be related to unintended pregnancy
and STD/HIV transmission.
- determinants
that previous research has found to be related to sexual behaviors
that lead to pregnancy or STDs/HIV.
- intervention
components that previous research has found to impact the most
common behavioral determinants to unintended pregnancy and STD/HIV
prevention.
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