Pregnant Aboriginal women self-assess health risks from smoking and efficacy to quit over time using an adapted Risk Behaviour Diagnosis (RBD) Scale

Keyphrases

• Health Risk 100%
• Behavioral Diagnosis 100%
• Risk Behavior 100%
• Self-assessed 100%
• Fear Control 100%
• Aboriginal Women 100%
• Pregnant Women 66%
• Control Response 66%
• Protection Response 66%
• Danger Control 66%
• During Pregnancy 33%
• Risk Perception 33%
• Response Rate 33%
• Self-efficacy 33%
• Coping Style 33%
• Threat Perception 33%
• Quit Smoking 33%
• Means Efficacy 33%
• Perceived Efficacy 33%
• Perceived Threat 33%
• Intention to Quit 33%
• Health Messages 33%
• Smoking Tobacco 33%
• Aboriginal Medical Service 33%
• Smoking Risk 33%
• Threat Severity 33%
• Threat Score 33%
• Threat Susceptibility 33%
• Efficacy Perception 33%
• Three-state 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Risk Behavior 100%
• Efficacy 100%
• Self-Efficacy 20%
• Health Care 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• High Risk Behavior 100%
• Pregnant Woman 66%
• Self Concept 33%
• Risk Perception 33%