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FReattitude and behavior   d-out   qh
NT+FS specific attitude and behavior    qh   ah
+JH4e health related behavior    qh   ah
BT+FAe psychology    qh   ah
RT+EA4e biochemical mechanism    qh   ah
 FD6 AODE on personality    qh   ah
+FD18e personality trait    qh   ah
+FD18.38e personality trait related to social interaction    qh   ah
+FE10.4.4e self-management skills    qh   ah
+FNe motivation    qh   ah
+GZ2.22e behavioral problem    qh   ah
 JD6e public health prevention model    qh   ah
 LG2.2e family attitude toward AOD    qh   ah
 MA4.2 ethnocentrism    qh   ah
+MF2.4e social role    qh   ah
+MI sociocultural discrimination concepts    qh   ah
+NF24.6e student behavior and participation    qh   ah
+NF24.10e teacher behavior and participation    qh   ah
FR2.  attitude and behavior as an AODC   qh
BT+AK4.4e psychological AODC    qh   ah
+AK6.6e interpersonal AODC    qh   ah
FR4.  AODE on attitude and behavior   qh
FR6e.  problem behavior theory   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A framework for understanding problem behavior developed by Richard Jessor. Predicts that those who engage in one form of problem behavior are more likely to engage in other forms as well.
RT+AJe theory of AODU    qh   ah
FR8e.  knowledge, attitudes, and practices   qh
SN Impact of knowledge on behavior and practices.
ST impact of information on behavior
KAP
knowledge, attitudes, and behavior
RT FS38.2 perceived risk    qh   ah
 MR6.2.8e AOD advertising impact    qh   ah
+MR6.22e advertising effect    qh   ah
+MR8e public relations    qh   ah
+NA18 effect of communication    qh   ah
 ND12.2e information acquisition    qh   ah
+PDe epidemiology    qh   ah
FR10.  attitude formation   qh
FR12.  behavioral schema   qh
SN The set of rules that defines a behavior or behavioral sequence.
FR14e.  behavioral change   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
SN Refers to either negative or positive changes in social behavior due to spontaneous occurrence or psychotherapeutic, behavioral, or other intervention.
RT+FK4e behavior modification    qh   ah
FR14.2.  .  decreased or increased activity   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN Refers to decrease or increase in social, occupational, or sexual activity.
RT GA2.2.2.2 active state    qh   ah
+GFe symptom    qh   ah
FR16.  attitude   qh
SN Broad term referring to a relatively global and enduring evaluation of and disposition or feeling toward an object, person, fact, action, issue, or idea. Made up of beliefs (cognition), emotion (affect), and behavioral intent. See *+FS specific attitude and behavior* qh ah for specific types of attitudes.
ST beliefs (nonreligious)
convictions (beliefs)
opinions (psychosocial)
sentiments
NT JB10e attitude toward prevention    qh   ah
 JP10.2.2e patient attitude toward treatment    qh   ah
+LG16.4e parental attitude    qh   ah
 MM4 attitude toward criminal behavior    qh   ah
+MU12.4 employee attitude    qh   ah
RT+FH cognition, learning, and memory    qh   ah
+FPe emotion    qh   ah
+FS specific attitude and behavior    qh   ah
+JP10.2 patient treatment factors    qh   ah
+LL2e outlook on life    qh   ah
+MP14.2 public opinion    qh   ah
FR16.2e.  .  attitude toward AOD   qh
SN Includes attitudes and beliefs toward AOD use, AOD effects, and AOD-related problems.
ST AODR belief
NT LG2.2e family attitude toward AOD    qh   ah
+MC2e societal attitude toward AOD    qh   ah
 MP14.2.2e public opinion on AOD    qh   ah
+MP18.2e public policy on AOD    qh   ah
RT LB4.12e perception of norms    qh   ah
 MM4 attitude toward criminal behavior    qh   ah
FR16.2.2e.  .  .  individual attitude toward AOD   qh
HN ETOF descriptor 2000
SN Attitudes of an individual toward AOD.
ST AODR belief
FR16.2.2.2e.  .  .  .  AOD expectancies   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Expectations people have concerning the effects of AOD on physical and psychosocial functioning. It has been suggested that the decision to use AOD represents a processing of positive and negative AOD expectancies and that these two exist as fairly independent belief structures that may be separately influenced by treatment.
NT AJ6.22e expectancy theory of AODU    qh   ah
BT+FR16.12.2e expectancy    qh   ah
RT AJ6.12e attribution theory of AODU    qh   ah
FR16.2.2.2.2e.  .  .  .  .  positive AOD expectancies   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Includes physical and social pleasure, sexual enhancement, social assertiveness, relaxation and tension reduction, arousal, and aggression.
FR16.2.2.2.4e.  .  .  .  .  negative AOD expectancies   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Including same-day and next-day consequences of AOD use.
FR16.2.2.2.6.  .  .  .  .  AOD expectancies by time range   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
FR16.2.2.2.6.2.  .  .  .  .  .  short-term AOD expectancies   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Consists of expectancies about the consequences of AOD use in the short term (same day, next day, a week).
FR16.2.2.2.6.4.  .  .  .  .  .  long-term AOD expectancies   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Consists of expectancies about the consequences of AOD use in the long term (a month, a year, a life time).
FR16.4.  .  health-related beliefs   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST attitude towards health
health beliefs
RT+G health and disease    qh   ah
+JH2 health information and education    qh   ah
FR16.6e.  .  attitude towards illness or disability   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
RT+G health and disease    qh   ah
+JA general prevention, treatment, and maintenance concepts    qh   ah
+MI18e prejudice    qh   ah
 MI18.8.2.2 stigma    qh   ah
FR16.6.2e.  .  .  attitude towards own illness or disability   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+FR16.8.2e attitude toward self    qh   ah
FR16.6.4e.  .  .  attitude towards illness or disability in others   qh
HN Descriptor introduced 1995, ETOH descriptor 2000. Descriptor changed 2000, was image of person with disorder.
ST attitude toward person with illness or disability
image of person with disorder
BT+FR16.8.4e attitude toward others    qh   ah
FR16.6.4.2e.  .  .  .  attitude toward AOD addict or abuser   qh
HN Descriptor introduced 1995, ETOH descriptor 2000. Descriptor changed 2000, was image of drug user
ST image of drug user
BT+MC2e societal attitude toward AOD    qh   ah
FR16.8.  .  attitude toward self and others   qh
FR16.8.2e.  .  .  attitude toward self   qh
ST self-appraisal
self-assessment
self-evaluation
NT FD16.4e personal identity    qh   ah
 FR16.6.2e attitude towards own illness or disability    qh   ah
RT+FD18.2e self-awareness    qh   ah
 JB12e prevention readiness    qh   ah
FR16.8.2.2e.  .  .  .  self-esteem   qh
ST positive self-esteem
pride
self-confidence
self-respect
self-worth
NT+LK2.22 change in self-esteem    qh   ah
RT FD18.2.2 body image    qh   ah
+FP12.12e satisfaction    qh   ah
 FR16.8.2.4e self-efficacy    qh   ah
+FS12 assertiveness and passivity    qh   ah
 JA6.12.8 psychological risk and protective factors    qh   ah
+NF20e affective and interpersonal education    qh   ah
 NF20.4.2e assertiveness training    qh   ah
FR16.8.2.2.2.  .  .  .  .  self-esteem as an AODC   qh
BT+AK4.4e psychological AODC    qh   ah
FR16.8.2.2.4.  .  .  .  .  AODE on self-esteem   qh
BT+AM2e AODE    qh   ah
+AM2.4e psychobehavioral AODE    qh   ah
FR16.8.2.2.6.  .  .  .  .  self-contempt   qh
ST poor self-esteem
self-rejection
FR16.8.2.4e.  .  .  .  self-efficacy   qh
SN A person's belief in his or her capability of producing desired effects by his or her actions. A person's assessment of his or her own ability to carry out a given behavior. Also, a theoretical component of behavior change in various therapeutic treatments.
ST efficacy expectations
RT+FD18.2e self-awareness    qh   ah
+FR16.8.2.2e self-esteem    qh   ah
 HZ8.18.4.2e cognitive therapy    qh   ah
FR16.8.4e.  .  .  attitude toward others   qh
NT+FR16.6.4e attitude towards illness or disability in others    qh   ah
 JP10.8.4 provider attitude toward patient    qh   ah
+MI18e prejudice    qh   ah
FR16.10.  .  morale   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
NT MU12.8 employee morale    qh   ah
RT+FNe motivation    qh   ah
+FPe emotion    qh   ah
FR16.12.  .  expectation   qh
SN Anticipation of future behavior or events. Also refers to investigations of the effects of that anticipation on behavior. Includes expectations of self for others and expectations of others for self.
ST anticipation
expectation (psychology)
RT+FPe emotion    qh   ah
+LL2e outlook on life    qh   ah
FR16.12.2e.  .  .  expectancy   qh
SN What the individual expects will happen in different situations and the rewards or punishments he/she will receive for certain behaviors.
NT+FR16.2.2.2e AOD expectancies    qh   ah
FR18e.  behavior   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
ST comportment
NT FR30e animal behavior    qh   ah
FR18.2.  .  innate and learned behavior   qh
RT+AKe causes of AODU    qh   ah
+FCe psychological development    qh   ah
FR18.2.2e.  .  .  innate behavior   qh
ST instinctive behavior
RT+FN6 needs and drives    qh   ah
FR18.2.4e.  .  .  learned behavior   qh
BT+FKe learning    qh   ah
RT+FK16e social learning    qh   ah
+LBe culture and personality    qh   ah
+LB4e socialization    qh   ah
+MF2.4e social role    qh   ah
FR18.2.4.2e.  .  .  .  role model   qh
SN Real or theoretical persons consciously or unconsciously perceived as being a standard for emulation in one or more of their roles.
BT+MF2.4e social role    qh   ah
RT FD8.4 psychological identification    qh   ah
 FK16.2.2.2e role playing    qh   ah
+LC2.14e peer relations    qh   ah
 LU8.10.2 respect    qh   ah
+MG2.2.2.4e peer group    qh   ah
 MG2.6 reference group    qh   ah
 MR6.16.2 use of celebrity in AODR message    qh   ah
FR18.2.4.4.  .  .  .  role perception   qh
SN Awareness of behavior patterns or functions expected of individuals or groups.
FR18.2.4.6.  .  .  .  role expectation   qh
SN Functional pattern or types of behavior expected from an individual in a specific social or professional position or situation.
FR18.2.4.8e.  .  .  .  role taking   qh
SN Perceiving, understanding, or experiencing the social, emotional, or physical aspects of a situation from a standpoint of another person or persons.
ST perception taking
RT FD20.6.6 egocentrism    qh   ah
 FK16.2.2.2e role playing    qh   ah
FR20.  inhibition and disinhibition   qh
RT FD18.6e self-control    qh   ah
+FD18.38e personality trait related to social interaction    qh   ah
FR20.2e.  .  inhibition   qh
SN A condition in which action or mental function is arrested or blocked either by internal or external influences.
RT+EA8.8e biological inhibition    qh   ah
FR20.4e.  .  disinhibition   qh
SN A state of release from constraints on an individual's behavior. Disinhibition may result from the administration of a psychoactive drug.
ST behavioral undercontrol
NT AJ6.8e disinhibition theory of AODU    qh   ah
FR22e.  sex role   qh
SN Behavioral pattern in a given society that is deemed appropriate to one sex or the other.
ST gender role
BT+MF2.4e social role    qh   ah
RT FD18.34e sexuality    qh   ah
 FD18.36e gender identity    qh   ah
+LG18.12e family role    qh   ah
+ME4e sociocultural norms    qh   ah
 MH4.2.6e feminism    qh   ah
 MI18.2e sexism    qh   ah
+MI18.8.2e stereotype    qh   ah
 TE2e gender differences    qh   ah
FR24e.  sexual behavior   qh
SN Sexual behavior that includes both mental and physical (somatic) aspects of sexuality. For documents dealing with more of the relationship than the behavior, use *+LF4 sexual relations* qh ah.
ST psychosexual behavior
NT+MM26.4e sexual offense    qh   ah
RT+ESe reproductive function    qh   ah
 FD18.34e sexuality    qh   ah
 FD18.36e gender identity    qh   ah
+FNe motivation    qh   ah
 FN6.2e sex drive    qh   ah
+GA10.10e disease transmission factor    qh   ah
+GH16.8.4e sexually transmitted disease    qh   ah
+GZ30e psychosexual disorder    qh   ah
 HS4.2e contraception    qh   ah
 JH2.8.2e sex education    qh   ah
+JH4e health related behavior    qh   ah
 JH10.6.2e HIV prevention    qh   ah
+LF4 sexual relations    qh   ah
+MM22.4e prostitution    qh   ah
+MM26.4.4.4e rape    qh   ah
 TE2e gender differences    qh   ah
+TFe sexual orientation    qh   ah
 TW4.6 sexual partner    qh   ah
FR24.4.  .  sexual abstinence   qh
ST celibacy
virginity
BT+MX14.16e spiritual and religious regulation of behavior    qh   ah
FR24.6e.  .  multiple sexual partners   qh
HN Introduced 1995. ETOH descriptor 2000.
NT+MM22.4e prostitution    qh   ah
FR24.6.2.  .  .  promiscuity   qh
RT+FR24.10e irresponsible sex    qh   ah
 LF4.6 extramarital sexual relations    qh   ah
FR24.8.  .  responsible sex   qh
NT+JH10.6.6e safe sex    qh   ah
RT JH2.8.2e sex education    qh   ah
FR24.10e.  .  irresponsible sex   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
ST high risk sexual behavior
RT FR24.6.2 promiscuity    qh   ah
FR24.10.2.  .  .  unsafe sex   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
BT+FS38.6 unsafe behavior    qh   ah
RT+GH16.8.4e sexually transmitted disease    qh   ah
+GH16.12.20.2e HIV infection    qh   ah
+JH10.6.6e safe sex    qh   ah
FR24.12.  .  type of sexual behavior   qh
FR24.12.2.  .  .  autosexual behavior   qh
ST autoeroticism
FR24.12.2.2.  .  .  .  masturbation   qh
RT ES10.8 orgasm    qh   ah
FR24.12.4.  .  .  sodomy   qh
FR24.12.6e.  .  .  heterosexual behavior   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST heterosexuality
RT TF2e heterosexual    qh   ah
FR24.12.8e.  .  .  homosexual behavior   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST homosexuality
RT MI18.4e homophobia    qh   ah
+TF4 homosexual or bisexual    qh   ah
FR24.12.10e.  .  .  bisexual behavior   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST bisexuality
FR26e.  social behavior   qh
SN Behavior/actions attributed to individuals or groups that are described or explained by reference to social causes and consequences.
ST conduct
demeanor
NT GZ2.22.8 impaired social functioning    qh   ah
+LB12e social conformity    qh   ah
+LB16.6.2e social participation    qh   ah
+LC2e interpersonal interaction    qh   ah
+LFe intimacy    qh   ah
 LU6.10.6e resistance    qh   ah
+MHe group behavior    qh   ah
RT FR30e animal behavior    qh   ah
+LC interpersonal interaction and group dynamics    qh   ah
 LH2e quality of life    qh   ah
+ME10e social control    qh   ah
+MH6e social responsibility    qh   ah
FR26.2e.  .  social adjustment   qh
SN Includes both successful social adjustment and/or lack thereof.
ST social adaptation
social functioning
social maladjustment
BT+FM adjustment    qh   ah
RT FD18.18e adaptability (personality)    qh   ah
 FE10.4.14e interpersonal skills    qh   ah
+LB12e social conformity    qh   ah
FR26.4.  .  social avoidance   qh
RT LC2.12e social isolation    qh   ah
+MI14 social reaction to discrimination    qh   ah
FR26.6.  .  organizational behavior   qh
RT JF10.6.2e Employee Assistance Program    qh   ah
+MG social group and organization    qh   ah
+MHe group behavior    qh   ah
FR28e.  interpersonal communication   qh
NT LG18.2.2e parent-child communication    qh   ah
BT+NAe communication    qh   ah
RT+AMe AOD effects and consequences    qh   ah
 FE10.4.6e coping skills    qh   ah
 FE10.4.14e interpersonal skills    qh   ah
 FP8e expression of emotion    qh   ah
 FS12.2e assertiveness    qh   ah
 FV24.4.2 interviewing    qh   ah
 HZ8.24e neurolinguistic programming    qh   ah
+LC2e interpersonal interaction    qh   ah
 LC2.14.6e peer resistance    qh   ah
+LU6 collaboration, competition, conflict, and outcome    qh   ah
+LU6.8 conflict resolution    qh   ah
+NA14e communication media    qh   ah
FR28.2.  .  communicativeness   qh
FR28.4.  .  noncommunicativeness   qh
FR30e.  animal behavior   qh
ST animal ethology
animal psychology
BT+FR18e behavior    qh   ah
RT FB12.4e experimental psychology    qh   ah
+FR26e social behavior    qh   ah
+RJ6.2e animal study    qh   ah
FS.  specific attitude and behavior   d-out   qh
SN These descriptors are used to characterize both attitudes and behaviors. To avoid excessive length, terms that are used primarily in conjunction with attitude are followed by "attitude" and terms that are used primarily in conjunction with behavior are followed by "behavior." However, any of these terms can be used to refer to an attitude or behavior. These terms also are used to characterize personality types that are defined by a disposition toward a certain behavior. Compare also with the terms under *+FD18 personality trait* qh ah.
NT+GZ2.22e behavioral problem    qh   ah
+LB16.6.2e social participation    qh   ah
 LC6.2e group participation    qh   ah
BT+FRe attitude and behavior    qh   ah
RT+FD18e personality trait    qh   ah
+FE10e skills    qh   ah
+FR16 attitude    qh   ah
+GZ2 mental symptom    qh   ah
+JA6.16 behavioral risk and protective factors    qh   ah
FS2.  .  positive and negative attitude   qh
ST pessimism and optimism
FS2.2.  .  .  positive attitude   qh
ST optimism
RT+FP12e pleasurable emotion    qh   ah
FS2.4.  .  .  negative attitude   qh
ST pessimism
NT+MI18e prejudice    qh   ah
FS4.  .  ambivalence   qh
ST ambivalent attitude
FS6.  .  good and bad behavior   qh
FS6.2.  .  .  good behavior   qh
SN Appropriate or acceptable behavior.
FS6.4.  .  .  bad behavior   qh
SN Inappropriate or unacceptable behavior.
FS8e.  .  personal responsibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT AJ6.12e attribution theory of AODU    qh   ah
 AJ8.2 personal responsibility theory of AODU    qh   ah
BT+MY2.4 responsibility    qh   ah
RT MS2.8e corporate responsibility    qh   ah
FS8.2.  .  .  responsible behavior   qh
FS8.4.  .  .  irresponsible behavior   qh
NT FS38.6.2e risk-taking behavior    qh   ah
FS10.  .  decisiveness and indecisiveness   qh
FS10.2.  .  .  decisiveness   qh
ST decisive behavior
FS10.4.  .  .  indecisiveness   qh
ST indecisive behavior
FS12.  .  assertiveness and passivity   qh
RT+FR16.8.2.2e self-esteem    qh   ah
FS12.2e.  .  .  assertiveness   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
ST assertive behavior
social assertiveness
RT+FD18e personality trait    qh   ah
 FE10.4.14e interpersonal skills    qh   ah
+FR28e interpersonal communication    qh   ah
 NF20.4.2e assertiveness training    qh   ah
FS12.4e.  .  .  passivity   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST nonassertive behavior
nonassertiveness
passiveness
RT FS16e apathy    qh   ah
FS14.  .  carefree attitude   qh
FS16e.  .  apathy   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST indifference
BT+GZ2.20.4 grandiosity    qh   ah
RT FP14.2 boredom    qh   ah
 FS12.4e passivity    qh   ah
 FS42e hopelessness    qh   ah
 GZ2.20.12 loss of interest in activity    qh   ah
FS18e.  .  hyperactive behavior   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN Use this term for documents discussing hyperactive behavior or that are unclear as to whether it is the behavior or the disorder being discussed. For the actual disorder, use *GZ12.2.2 attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity* qh ah.
ST hyperactivity (behavior)
RT+GZ2 mental symptom    qh   ah
 GZ12.2.2e attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity    qh   ah
FS20.  .  controlled and uncontrolled behavior   qh
NT+AE2 AOD use control    qh   ah
RT FD18.4e internal external locus of control    qh   ah
+FS28 planned and impulsive behavior    qh   ah
FS20.2.  .  .  controlled behavior   qh
NT AE2.2e controlled AOD use    qh   ah
RT+LJ6.2e childhood    qh   ah
 LJ6.2.2e early childhood    qh   ah
+ME10.2e internal control    qh   ah
 ME10.2.2 moral code    qh   ah
FS20.4.  .  .  uncontrolled behavior   qh
NT AE2.4 impaired AOD use control    qh   ah
RT+AD12.16.2e binge AOD use    qh   ah
FS22e.  .  compulsion   qh
SN When applied to psychoactive substance use, the term refers to a powerful urge--attributed to internal feelings rather than external influences--to take the substance (or substances) in question. The substance user may recognize the urge as detrimental to well-being and may have a conscious intent to refrain. These feelings are less characteristic of alcohol and drug dependence than of the psychiatric syndrome of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
      Comment: Compulsion, in current psychiatric opinion, is always against conscious intent. It does not include either actions of which the individual is unconscious or unaware, such as may occur during certain epileptic states or in hysterical amnesia, or morbid actions of which the subject approves.
ST compulsive behavior
perfectionism
RT AE2.4 impaired AOD use control    qh   ah
 AE6e AOD craving    qh   ah
+FNe motivation    qh   ah
+FP14.10.6e anxiety    qh   ah
+GC6e AOD dependence    qh   ah
+GZ2 mental symptom    qh   ah
 GZ14.8e obsessive-compulsive disorder    qh   ah
 GZ16.20 compulsive personality disorder    qh   ah
+GZ18.6 impulse control disorder    qh   ah
FS24e.  .  addiction   qh
SN This descriptor includes both chemical and nonchemical addiction. Use this term only when both are discussed. For addiction regarding alcohol or other drugs, use *+GC6 AOD dependence* qh ah.
      Can be seen as an adaptive effort for survival.
NT+GC6e AOD dependence    qh   ah
 GZ24.4 compulsive overeating    qh   ah
RT FD18.8.2 self-regulatory deficiency    qh   ah
+FD20.4e psychosocial dependence    qh   ah
+FN6 needs and drives    qh   ah
 GZ2.22.6.4 increased appetite    qh   ah
FS24.2.  .  .  nonchemical addiction   qh
SN A general term covering compulsive gambling, compulsive overeating, etc.
FS26.  .  voluntary and involuntary behavior   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT+LW12 mode of participation    qh   ah
+TL6e AOD-exposed    qh   ah
FS26.2.  .  .  voluntary behavior   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
FS26.4.  .  .  involuntary behavior   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
FS28.  .  planned and impulsive behavior   qh
ST impulse control
RT FD18.6e self-control    qh   ah
+FS20 controlled and uncontrolled behavior    qh   ah
FS28.2.  .  .  planned behavior   qh
FS28.4e.  .  .  impulsive behavior   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST impulsivity
poor impulse control
RT+FS38.6 unsafe behavior    qh   ah
+GZ18.6 impulse control disorder    qh   ah
FS30e.  .  choice-making behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST choice behavior
BT+FV18.2e decision making    qh   ah
RT FE10.4.10e decision-making skills    qh   ah
FS32e.  .  help-seeking behavior   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT+JJe intervention (persuasion to treatment)    qh   ah
+JP10.2 patient treatment factors    qh   ah
 JP10.2.4.2 religious motivation to seek treatment    qh   ah
+JS2e health care delivery    qh   ah
FS34e.  .  sensation-seeking behavior   qh
SN One of Cloninger's three personality dimensions for subtyping alcoholics.
ST novelty-seeking behavior
stimulus-seeking behavior
RT FP12.2 excitement    qh   ah
+FS38.6 unsafe behavior    qh   ah
FS36e.  .  reward dependence behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN One of Cloninger's three personality dimensions for subtyping alcoholics.
FS38.  .  safe and unsafe behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT+OR safety and accidents    qh   ah
FS38.2.  .  .  perceived risk   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST perception of risk
RT FR8e knowledge, attitudes, and practices    qh   ah
 FS38.6.2e risk-taking behavior    qh   ah
FS38.4.  .  .  safe behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+JH10.6.6e safe sex    qh   ah
FS38.4.2e.  .  .  .  harm-avoidance behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN One of Cloninger's three personality dimensions for subtyping alcoholics.
ST non-risk-taking behavior
FS38.6.  .  .  unsafe behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT FR24.10.2 unsafe sex    qh   ah
RT FS28.4e impulsive behavior    qh   ah
 FS34e sensation-seeking behavior    qh   ah
+OR8e accident    qh   ah
FS38.6.2e.  .  .  .  risk-taking behavior   qh
ST reckless activity
reckless behavior
BT+FS8.4 irresponsible behavior    qh   ah
RT FS38.2 perceived risk    qh   ah
+LW12 mode of participation    qh   ah
+MT10.4 risk    qh   ah
FS40.  .  cynicism   qh
ST cynical attitude
FS42e.  .  hopelessness   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST feeling of hopelessness
RT FP12.10e hope    qh   ah
 FS16e apathy    qh   ah
+GZ2 mental symptom    qh   ah
 GZ6.4.4.4e major depression    qh   ah
 GZ14.10e dysthymic disorder    qh   ah
+LB16.8e social detachment    qh   ah
FS44.  .  deception   qh
ST cheating
deceptiveness
RT MY2.6.2e morality    qh   ah
FS46.  .  outgoing and shy behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
FS46.2.  .  .  outgoing behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
FS46.4.  .  .  shy behavior   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST shyness
timid behavior
FS48.  .  friendliness and unfriendliness   qh
RT+LC2.10e social acceptance    qh   ah
FS48.2.  .  .  friendliness   qh
ST friendly behavior
RT+LC2e interpersonal interaction    qh   ah
FS48.4.  .  .  unfriendliness   qh
ST unfriendly behavior
FS50.  .  cooperativeness and uncooperativeness   qh
RT+LW12 mode of participation    qh   ah
FS50.2.  .  .  cooperativeness   qh
ST cooperative behavior
FS50.4.  .  .  uncooperativeness   qh
ST disobedience
uncooperative behavior
FS52e.  .  rebelliousness   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST resistance to authority
RT+LB16.8e social detachment    qh   ah
FS54e.  .  antisocial behavior   qh
SN Behavior that violates the normative rules, standards, understandings, or expectations of society.
ST deviant behavior
misbehavior
misconduct
RT FD18.38.4e unsociability    qh   ah
 GZ16.26e antisocial personality disorder    qh   ah
+GZ18e conduct disorder    qh   ah
+LB14e social deviance    qh   ah
+MM crime and violence    qh   ah
FS56e.  .  aggressive behavior   qh
ST aggression
agonistic behavior
retaliation, revenge
NT FD20.6.20 aggressiveness    qh   ah
RT FN2.8 frustration-aggression theory    qh   ah
+FP14.18e anger    qh   ah
 FQ6.8.2 external conflict    qh   ah
 FS58 defensiveness    qh   ah
 GZ2.20.14 emotional outburst    qh   ah
+GZ2.22e behavioral problem    qh   ah
+LG18.10.4e family conflict    qh   ah
+LU6.6e conflict    qh   ah
 MM8.4 violence prevention    qh   ah
+MM16.2e violence    qh   ah
+MM16.2.4e violent crime    qh   ah
+MM26 crime against persons    qh   ah
FS56.2.  .  .  displaced aggression   qh
FS58.  .  defensiveness   qh
ST defensive behavior
RT+FS56e aggressive behavior    qh   ah
FS60.  .  self-handicapping behavior   qh
ST self-defeating behavior
FS62e.  .  self-destructive behavior   qh
ST self-harm
self-injurious behavior
RT+GC2e AOD abuse    qh   ah
+GZ2 mental symptom    qh   ah
FS62.2.  .  .  self-mutilation   qh
FS62.4e.  .  .  suicidal behavior   qh
SN Includes suicide attempts.
ST suicide attempt
RT GZ2.14.4e suicidal ideation    qh   ah
 JH10.4e suicide prevention    qh   ah
FS62.4.2e.  .  .  .  suicide   qh
NT+PB6.12.8 suicide mortality    qh   ah
RT FP14.6.2e emotional depression    qh   ah
+GH10.4 chemical poisoning    qh   ah
 GZ2.14.4e suicidal ideation    qh   ah
 JH10.4e suicide prevention    qh   ah
 TK4.4.6.4e mentally ill    qh   ah


FVgeneral concepts related to thought processes   d-out   qh
ST general epistemology
RT+FH cognition, learning, and memory    qh   ah
+FJ4.18 thinking    qh   ah
+N communication, information, and education    qh   ah
+NA12 communication method    qh   ah

FV2knowledge or comprehension   qh
ST understanding

FV4concept   qh
FV4.2.  concrete and abstract concept   qh
RT+FD18.10 cognitive style    qh   ah
FV4.2.2.  .  concrete concept   qh
FV4.2.4.  .  abstract concept   qh
SN Mental function that involves forming concepts, solving problems, and thinking flexibly.
ST abstraction
BT+FJ2.4.8 formal operation period    qh   ah
+FJ4.18 thinking    qh   ah
+FV8.4.2 concept formation    qh   ah

FV6taxonomy   qh
ST categories
categorization
classification system
typologies (general)
NT MU10.2.2 job classification    qh   ah
RT MI18.8.2.4 social labeling    qh   ah
+ND12.4e information organization    qh   ah

FV8order or structure   qh
FV8.2.  structure   qh
NT MD4.4e social structure    qh   ah
+MQ2 organizational structure    qh   ah
FV8.2.2.  .  pattern   qh
FV8.2.4.  .  hierarchy   qh
RT MQ2.2 bureaucracy    qh   ah
FV8.4.  creating order   qh
ST arranging, organizing
classifying, categorizing
ordering, sorting
RT+FV18.4e reasoning    qh   ah
FV8.4.2.  .  concept formation   qh
ST concept development
NT FV4.2.4 abstract concept    qh   ah
BT+FJ4e cognitive process    qh   ah
RT FK8.2 generalization (learning)    qh   ah
+RM6 definition of variables    qh   ah
FV8.4.4.  .  generalization   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

FV10ecausal pathways   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A very general concept to index causal pathways detected or hypothesized in any domain. Use a more specific descriptor when applicable.
ST causation
NT+EU2e endocrine pathways and axes    qh   ah
+RS2.6e causal model    qh   ah
RT+GA10e etiology    qh   ah

FV12goal   qh
ST objective (goal)
target (goal)
RT+FNe motivation    qh   ah
+FV22e evaluation    qh   ah
 MQ6.4 management by objective    qh   ah
+MQ8.2e program planning    qh   ah
FV12.6.  interest   qh
NT FN8 incentive    qh   ah
RT+FNe motivation    qh   ah

FV14decision   qh
FV14.2.  selection   qh
ST choice

FV16estrategy   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
NT JE2e prevention strategy    qh   ah

FV18eproblem solving   qh
FV18.2e.  decision making   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
NT FE10.4.10e decision-making skills    qh   ah
 FS30e choice-making behavior    qh   ah
RT FE10.4.6e coping skills    qh   ah
+NF20e affective and interpersonal education    qh   ah
FV18.4e.  reasoning   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+FJ4e cognitive process    qh   ah
+FJ4.18 thinking    qh   ah
RT+FV8.4 creating order    qh   ah
 FV30 analogy    qh   ah
FV18.4.2.  .  inductive vs deductive reasoning   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "inductive and deductive reasoning."
ST syllogistic reasoning
RT FK14 inductive learning    qh   ah
+OR12e accident factor    qh   ah
FV18.4.2.2.  .  .  inference   qh
RT FV30 analogy    qh   ah
FV18.6.  intuition   qh
SN Knowing or understanding without conscious use of reasoning.
RT+FD18.10.6e creativity    qh   ah
 FJ4.16.2 imagination    qh   ah
FV18.8.  insight   qh
BT+FD18.10.6e creativity    qh   ah
+FJ2.4.2 sensorimotor period    qh   ah
FV18.10.  judgment   qh
FV18.12.  heuristics   qh
SN Learning or problem-solving processes, neither wholly rule-governed nor trial and error, in which one tries each of several plausible approaches and evaluates progress toward a satisfactory conclusion after each attempt.

FV20mental analysis and mental synthesis   qh
FV20.2.  mental analysis   qh
FV20.4.  mental synthesis   qh

FV22eevaluation   qh
SN A very general term encompassing all kinds of evaluation. Use a narrower term when applicable.
NT+EE18e drug evaluation    qh   ah
 MQ8.10e program evaluation    qh   ah
 MU10.8 performance appraisal    qh   ah
+RD2.4.2e trial study    qh   ah
+RF2.6e evaluation study    qh   ah
RT+FV12 goal    qh   ah
 JA2.2.6e treatment outcome in HSR    qh   ah
+JA2.4e prevention research    qh   ah
+JP14e treatment outcome    qh   ah

FV24eknowledge acquisition method   qh
RT ND12.2e information acquisition    qh   ah
+RCe research and evaluation method    qh   ah
+RPe data collection    qh   ah
FV24.2.  examination, inspection   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT MQ8.12e quality control    qh   ah
FV24.4.  monitoring   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
FV24.4.2.  .  interviewing   qh
RT+FR28e interpersonal communication    qh   ah
 JN2.2e patient interview    qh   ah
+RP12.8.6e interview    qh   ah
FV24.6.  assessment   qh
SN A broad term that describes a process of knowledge acquisition. It can be used for documents researching an individual's ability to acquire knowledge or a study that examines how alcohol or other drugs affect an individual's assessment skills.
NT HG22.6e neuropsychological assessment    qh   ah
 HH2e psychological assessment    qh   ah
+JA8.2e risk assessment    qh   ah
+JA8.4e needs assessment    qh   ah
+JG26.2.2e health risk assessment    qh   ah
+JN2e patient assessment    qh   ah
+RM22e assessment of variables and methods    qh   ah
RT MQ8.10e program evaluation    qh   ah

FV26knowledge interdependence   qh
FV26.2.  prerequisite   qh

FV28literal and figurative   qh
FV28.2.  literal   qh
FV28.4.  figurative   qh
FV28.4.2.  .  metaphor   qh

FV30analogy   qh
RT+FV18.4e reasoning    qh   ah
 FV18.4.2.2 inference    qh   ah

FV32symbol   qh
BT+ME sociocultural values, norms, and social control    qh   ah


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