Concept of preventive adherence in the field of addictions
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https://doi.org/10.21134/haaj.v14i2.233Keywords:
Preventive adherence, addictions, prevention programs, psychosocial theoriesAbstract
Even though several decades developing the prevention in the field of addictions, nowadays we still configuring its conceptual framework. In this work we pretend to take a step forwards on that configuration trying to specify in a theoretical way the adherence process in the preventive field. Starting from the theoretical case in the relation of the adherence with different basic psychological processes, the structure of the preventive adherence is shown through both different models and psychosocial theories wich have confirmed somehow its influence over adherence behaviour. Gathering the advances produced in several contexts where adherence processes are included, its development is proposed from the Social Cognitive Theory and the Transtheoretical Model. Finally several aspects related to the theoretical approach and its practicals implications are discussed.Downloads
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