Failure of traditional models of health education in reducing the prevalence of lifestyle-related conditions and their risk factors has been thought to be attributable to:

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The personal,bidirectional model of delivery; establishing rapport,trust,commitment,and follow-up; and understanding beliefs,timing,readiness to change,and barriers are positive,evidence-based approaches that are more likely to lead to behavior change as a result of health education.

Failure of Traditional Models of Health Education in Reducing the Prevalence