Health attitudes

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Attitudes

Attitude change Attitude formation Attitude measurement Attitude measures Attitude similarity Emotion and attitude change Attitudes within groups Adolescent attitudes Adult attitudes Child attitudes Client attitudes Consumer attitudes Counsellor attitudes Health personnel attitudes Parental attitudes Racial and ethnic attitudes Student attitudes Teacher attitudes Attitudes towards groups Aged (attitudes toward) Disabled (attitudes toward) Attitudes towards Aging (attitudes towards) Childrearing attitudes Community attitudes Computer attitudes Death Attitudes Doxastic attitudes Drug usage attitudes Eating attitudes Environmental attitudes Family planning attitudes Health attitudes Heterosexuality (attitudes toward) Homosexuality (attitudes toward) Marriage attitudes Obesity (attitudes toward) Physical illness (attitudes toward) Political attitudes Psychologist attitudes Sex role attitudes Sexual attitudes Socioeconomic class attitudes Work (attitudes toward)

Health attitudes, the attitudes towards health issues, and includes for example the view of drug usage, obesity and physical illness (attitudes toward) physical illness and mental ilness. In general terms, widely held attitudes help shape societies care of the the sick and in the particular individual case underpin peoples health behaviorand to some extent their illness behavior.

See also

• Health knowledge
• Health promotion
• Lifestye changes