Handbook of Behavioral Medicine
Methods and Applications
Editors: Steptoe, Andrew (Ed.)
© 2010
http://www.springer.com/us/book/9780387094878
p. 76
It is almost tautological to say that habits are difficult to change.
p. 77
Habit has_pillar frequency
automaticity
context cuing
Habit fosters minimal awareness
tunnel vision
Information campaigns change attitudes
intentions
Informational campaigns do_not_change context cuing
habitual cue-response links are broken and the individual has to re-negotiate new solutions.
the habit discontinuity hypothesis
p. 78
the measurement of a construct is intrinsically linked to the theory one has about the construct
the automaticity component of habit, i.e., the assumption that under time pressure schematic or script-based responses will be elicited.
habit may indeed be interpreted as repetitive and automatic behavior, but it is also used to refer to “bad” behaviors.
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