Thinking about the adolescent life stage, identify and

explain two major influences on eating behaviours and patterns among

adolescents. (2 marks)

Please attach your complete answered workbook as a PDF or a Word file.

Using specific examples from the case study,

describe how Maya might behave at each of the six stages of change. (6 marks)

Harold visited his general practitioner (GP) and

was diagnosed with type two diabetes. His GP informed him that if left

untreated, it could lead to damage to his kidneys and eyesight. This was concerning

for Harold, and he is now committed to eating healthier and being more diligent

in monitoring his blood sugar levels. Which behavioural theory model predicts

that people, like Harold, engage in health behaviours based on the perceived

threat they feel regarding a health problem? (1 mark)

Compare and contrast the

nutritional requirements of Mary and Indigo with respect to TWO different food

groups and TWO key nutrients. Explain why their requirements for each food

group and nutrient differ. (8 marks)

Using the Cycle of Change model (Transtheoretical

model of change)

The underlying constructs of ‘Social Cognitive Theory’ include: (1 mark)

Indigo, Paul’s wife, is

concerned that Paul is drinking too much. Paul drinks 200mL of red wine every

night with dinner.

i) Calculate the number of standard drinks Paul consumes

in a week (7 days) (1 mark)

and

ii) Compare Paul’s intake with the Australian

alcohol guidelines for both a week (1 mark) and a day (1 mark)

(3 marks total)

Leon

is a fussy eater. He particularly dislikes meat and only eats small amounts of

chicken with plain pasta. He does not like dairy foods and will only consume

half a cup of milk each day. Leon really likes fruit and would eat fruit all

day if Indigo and Paul allowed him. Can you provide three strategies for managing

fussy eating in young children and explain how each relates to toddler

behaviour and development? (6

marks)

According to the Social Cognitive

Theory, which of the following factors is most likely to influence Paul’s

ability to make changes to his drinking habits? (1 mark)