FIGURE 1
Health belief model components and linkages
FIGURE 2
Stages of the precaution adoption process model (adapted from Weinstein and Sandman, 1992)
FIGURE 3
Theory of planned behavior [adapted from Hayden (50)].
FIGURE 4
COM-B model (73).
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Figure 1. The Health Belief Model is a staged approach, in which each step towardcompliance is
based on the previous belief.
IDENTIFYING SOURCES
OF BEHAVIOR :
THE COM-B MODEL
The COM-B Model reflects the learning from the literature that human behaviors
are modelled based on capability, motivation and opportunities. It allows oral care
professionals to build on what patients already do, and take it one step further.
Oral hygiene example
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  • 2.
    FIGURE 1 Health beliefmodel components and linkages
  • 3.
    FIGURE 2 Stages ofthe precaution adoption process model (adapted from Weinstein and Sandman, 1992)
  • 4.
    FIGURE 3 Theory ofplanned behavior [adapted from Hayden (50)].
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Figure 1. TheHealth Belief Model is a staged approach, in which each step towardcompliance is based on the previous belief.
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  • 18.
    The COM-B Modelreflects the learning from the literature that human behaviors are modelled based on capability, motivation and opportunities. It allows oral care professionals to build on what patients already do, and take it one step further. Oral hygiene example