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Dietary Assessment in Behavioral Medicineohol are inversely associated with cardiovascular disease, obesity, several cancers, and diabetes. Paradoxically, measuring diet is one of the most arduous tasks in behavioral medicine. Today’s varied and complex food offerings coupled with eating habits that are rapidly shifting from primarily home

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Assessment of Sexual Behaviore pleasure. Sexual behavior can also have unwanted consequences, such as sexually transmitted infections or unintended pregnancy. Researchers often assess sexual behavior to learn more about how it enhances the human experience and to understand conditions under which sexual behavior leads to unwant

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By Force of Habitbit. Contrary to the prevalent practice of equating habit with frequency of past behavior, habit is described here by three key features: frequency of occurrence, automaticity, and the fact that habits are context-cued. Some varieties of habits are discussed, in particular habitual components of com

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Adherence to Medical Advice: Processes and Measurementl advice have not been examined for the identification of phase-specific covariates or for the identification of phase-specific interventions. This chapter reviews the multiple processes that underlie adherence including the phases of adoption through continuance, the influence of measurement and an

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Item Response Theory and Its Application to Measurement in Behavioral Medicineests are now developed using item response theory (IRT) as an alternative to CTT. Unlike CTT, the examinee’s true score is not test dependent, and the item parameters are not sample dependent, therefore the parallel test assumption is not necessary in IRT. IRT also includes indices to discern the st

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