According to Rosenstock, which of the following are health beliefs critical for client motivation? Select all that apply.

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According to Rosenstock's Health Belief Model, in order for a client to be motivated to take actions to reduce their risk of a disease, they must perceive themselves as susceptible to the disease, view the disease as a serious threat, and believe that there are actions they can take to reduce their probability of contracting the disease. The belief that the threat of taking these actions is greater than the disease itself is not a necessary component of the Health Belief Model. The belief that the patient is a victim of the disease is not included in the Health Belief Model.

According to Rosenstock, Which of the Following Are Health Beliefs