Nell H Gottlieb
Biographic Data
| ID | 1736443 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nell H Gottlieb |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nell H |
| FAMILY NAME | Gottlieb |
| SIGNATURE | GOTTLIEB N H |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A taxonomy of behaviour change methods
In this paper, we introduce the Intervention Mapping (IM) taxonomy of behaviour change methods and its potential to be developed into a coding taxonomy. That is, although IM and its taxonomy of behaviour change methods are not in fact new, because IM was originally developed as a tool for intervention development, this potential was not immediately apparent. Second, in explaining the IM taxonomy and defining the relevant constructs, we call atten…
Planning Health Promotion Programs
Methods for environmental change; an exploratory study
Taxonomies of theoretical change methods for environmental change should include combinations of individual level methods that may be bundled and separate suggestions for methods targeting a level or being targeted from a level. Future research needs to cover more methods to rate and to be rated. Qualitative data may explain some of the surprising outcomes, such as the lack of large differences and the avoidance of coercion. Taxonomies should inc…
Parental Feeding Practices and Concerns Related to Child Underweight, Picky Eating, and Using Food to Calm Differ According to Ethnicity/Race, Acculturation, and Income
How to change environmental conditions for health
Since the Lalonde report, contemporary public-health theory has given steadily more attention to the role of environments in influencing health status. Environments, both social and physical, influence health directly or through complex interactions with behavior, genetics and health-care systems. They are also important for public-health because environments are the complex systems through which people are both empowered and exercise their empow…
Preschooler Feeding Practices and Beliefs
This study explored preschooler feeding practices and beliefs among Spanish- and English-speaking WIC participants in Texas. The Preschooler Feeding Questionnaire examined 9 dimensions of the parent-child feeding interaction among 235 caregivers. Results from ANOVA and post hoc analyses demonstrated significant differences in reported preschooler feeding practices and beliefs among Spanish-speaking Hispanics in comparison with English-speaking Hi…
Employee Involvement Management Practices, Work Stress, and Depression in Employees of a Human Services Residential Care Facility
This article tests a theoretically driven model of the relationship between work environment, specifically, management practices, and employee mental health, specifically depression. It draws on theoretical perspectives connecting work environment and stress, and on others linking stress and depression. It also examines sense of coherence as a possible mediator of the relationships among work environment, work stress, and depression. Results show…
Translating theory into practice
Parcel, Guy S. PhD; Taylor, Wendell C. PhD; Brink, Susan G. DrPH; Gottlieb, Nell PhD; Engquist, Karen PhD; O'Hara, Nancy M. PhD; Eriksen, Michael P. ScD Author Information
Predictors of Safety Belt Initiative by Primary Care Physicians A Social Learning Theory Perspective
Even with the passage of state safety belt laws, primary care physicians can contribute to their patients' safety by brief interventions. The present study explores the prevalence of such action with adult patients and tests the power of constructs taken from social learning theory to explain physicians' behavior. These constructs included self-efficacy, personal behavior (self-modeling) and three outcome expectations--expectation of patient foll…
The relative influence of health beliefs, parental and peer behaviors and exercise program participation on smoking, alcohol use and physical activity
Sociocultural correlates of childhood sporting activities
The effects of peer and parental smoking and age on the smoking careers of college women
Sociocultural correlates of childhood sporting activities
The relative influence of health beliefs, parental and peer behaviors and exercise program participation on smoking, alcohol use and physical activity
Employee Involvement Management Practices, Work Stress, and Depression in Employees of a Human Services Residential Care Facility
This article tests a theoretically driven model of the relationship between work environment, specifically, management practices, and employee mental health, specifically depression. It draws on theoretical perspectives connecting work environment and stress, and on others linking stress and depression. It also examines sense of coherence as a possible mediator of the relationships among work environment, work stress, and depression. Results show…
The effects of peer and parental smoking and age on the smoking careers of college women
The effects of peer and parental smoking and age on the smoking careers of college women
Sociocultural correlates of childhood sporting activities
The relative influence of health beliefs, parental and peer behaviors and exercise program participation on smoking, alcohol use and physical activity
Predictors of Safety Belt Initiative by Primary Care Physicians A Social Learning Theory Perspective
Even with the passage of state safety belt laws, primary care physicians can contribute to their patients' safety by brief interventions. The present study explores the prevalence of such action with adult patients and tests the power of constructs taken from social learning theory to explain physicians' behavior. These constructs included self-efficacy, personal behavior (self-modeling) and three outcome expectations--expectation of patient foll…
Translating theory into practice
Parcel, Guy S. PhD; Taylor, Wendell C. PhD; Brink, Susan G. DrPH; Gottlieb, Nell PhD; Engquist, Karen PhD; O'Hara, Nancy M. PhD; Eriksen, Michael P. ScD Author Information
Employee Involvement Management Practices, Work Stress, and Depression in Employees of a Human Services Residential Care Facility
This article tests a theoretically driven model of the relationship between work environment, specifically, management practices, and employee mental health, specifically depression. It draws on theoretical perspectives connecting work environment and stress, and on others linking stress and depression. It also examines sense of coherence as a possible mediator of the relationships among work environment, work stress, and depression. Results show…
How to change environmental conditions for health
Since the Lalonde report, contemporary public-health theory has given steadily more attention to the role of environments in influencing health status. Environments, both social and physical, influence health directly or through complex interactions with behavior, genetics and health-care systems. They are also important for public-health because environments are the complex systems through which people are both empowered and exercise their empow…
Preschooler Feeding Practices and Beliefs
This study explored preschooler feeding practices and beliefs among Spanish- and English-speaking WIC participants in Texas. The Preschooler Feeding Questionnaire examined 9 dimensions of the parent-child feeding interaction among 235 caregivers. Results from ANOVA and post hoc analyses demonstrated significant differences in reported preschooler feeding practices and beliefs among Spanish-speaking Hispanics in comparison with English-speaking Hi…
Parental Feeding Practices and Concerns Related to Child Underweight, Picky Eating, and Using Food to Calm Differ According to Ethnicity/Race, Acculturation, and Income
Methods for environmental change; an exploratory study
Taxonomies of theoretical change methods for environmental change should include combinations of individual level methods that may be bundled and separate suggestions for methods targeting a level or being targeted from a level. Future research needs to cover more methods to rate and to be rated. Qualitative data may explain some of the surprising outcomes, such as the lack of large differences and the avoidance of coercion. Taxonomies should inc…
A taxonomy of behaviour change methods
In this paper, we introduce the Intervention Mapping (IM) taxonomy of behaviour change methods and its potential to be developed into a coding taxonomy. That is, although IM and its taxonomy of behaviour change methods are not in fact new, because IM was originally developed as a tool for intervention development, this potential was not immediately apparent. Second, in explaining the IM taxonomy and defining the relevant constructs, we call atten…
Planning Health Promotion Programs
Medicine (10 works) · Psychology (10 works) · Public health (5 works) · Community Health and Development (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet (4 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works)