
ABC Theory: One of Theories of Health Behavior Change
The ABC theory was coined by Sulzer Azaroff Mayer in 1977. The ABC behavioral model is a model of behavior change consisting of Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence.

The ABC theory was coined by Sulzer Azaroff Mayer in 1977. The ABC behavioral model is a model of behavior change consisting of Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence.

There are various types of media used in the health sector. Media is defined as a tool or props that function to help and demonstrate something in the health promotion process.

Health content approach is important in media preparation. Health media is a tool to convey health information to the public. Several things need to be considered in their preparation. One of them is the type of message content approach.

Health advocacy is one of the strategies used in health programs besides partnerships, building atmosphere and empowerment. Advocacy is also an example in interpersonal communication.

5 level of prevention by Leavell and Clark (1958) is the foundation of public health. The prevention activities are typically categorized into three which are primary, secondary and tertiary prevention.

P-Process is one scheme or framework that could explain the stages in developing effective health communication programs. The framework has 5 stages from analysis to evaluation.

SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and timebound. This method is often used when setting goals.