SNAP-Ed Webinar Series July 21, 2015. Joan Doyle Paddock, MPH, RD Senior Extension Associate Division of Nutritional Sciences Cornell University.

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SNAP-Ed Webinar Series July 21, 2015

Joan Doyle Paddock, MPH, RD Senior Extension Associate Division of Nutritional Sciences Cornell University

Understanding Theory THE INTERSECTION OF THEORY AND NUTRITION EDUCATION

outline What is theory? Why does it matter? What theories are out there... By the end of the session participants will have gained an understanding of the importance and role of theory in nutrition education programming.

What are we looking for? What do we see ? __________________________________________________________

Is not the whole picture. What we see on the surface

What is theory??????????? a coherent group of tested general propositions, commonly regarded as correct, that can be used as principles of explanation and prediction for a class of phenomena. Synonyms: principle, law, doctrine.principlelawdoctrine

Theory evolves Notion Idea Observable data Patterns Synthesized concepts Models Based on observational data Accumulate evidence Test hypotheses Accumulate evidence Synthesize concepts Refine and adapt Create models

Theory provides a framework For adderessing mediators of behavior Person centered mediators Environmental factors

Why use theory?????????? Interventions based on health behavior theory are not guaranteed to succeed, but they are much more likely to produce desired outcomes. To replicate success, theoretical frameworks should be clearly stated and understood.

Behavior, Situation or Question Explanatory Theory Why? What can be changed? Behavior Change Theory What action? Evaluation Planning

Theory guides nutrition education Theory in nutrition education provides a conceptual map derived from evidence to help us understand how the various influences on food and nutrition related behavior change are related to each other and to behavior itself. Contento, 2007

The Social Ecological Model

SCOPEQuestionsTheories and Models Individual How do individuals learn? How can we motive individuals to change? Health Belief model Stages of Change/model Social Learning Theory Theory of Reasoned Action Organizational How can we best focus resources to address systems change? Theories of Organizational Change A Model of Inter-sectoral Action Systems Theory Community How do we approach community behavior change? Who are critical stakeholders? Diffusion of Innovation Theory Community Mobilization

Theory sampler Adult Learning Theory The Health Belief Model Theory of reasoned action/Planned behavior Self Determination Theory Stages of Change Social Cognitive Theory Diffusion of Innovations

Adults andragogy Adult learning theory Motivation Autonomy Prior learning Experience Dignity Self efficacy Assumptions drive: style organization presentation language visuals learning tasks assignments evaluation

Health Belief Model

Theory of planned behavior

If based on Self Determinatio n Theory – what features would you expect this curriculum to have?

Stages of Change Trans-theoretical Model

Social Cognitive Model

Diffusion of Information

Ah-ha moment? Was there anything you hear this morning that surprised you? How might this change how you approach your work? How might this information change what you do?

….rooted in a body of reinforcing work that supports an idea or hypothesis.

What questions do you have?

Contact information Joan Doyle Paddock