Monday, December 6, 2010

Introduction and Fundamentals

Definition:
The act or fact or a method of interfering with the outcome or course especially of a condition or process (as to prevent harm or improve functioning) a variety of serious arrhythmia by surgical intervention.

The Intervention:
To exercise at the least opportunity cost and maintain body ratio. Specifically, the arms and shoulder muscle due to the daily usage, it aids to its maintenance.

The Health Model:
Trans-Theoretical Model by Procharka & Di Clemente (1983)



So my intervention phases look some thing like this (working my way up):

Maintenance:
  • Follow the schedule 
  • Dedicate the time allocated for the intervention with strict compliance.
  • Increase your locus of control by increasing your belief of full filling the act.
  • Add sanctions to put emphasis on this intervention.



Action:

  • Penalty of missing out the time would be compensation of that time in least important activity of the day.
  • Keep reminders on mobile calendar to follow the day.
  • Dedication in the work is necessary so keep it on priority to give it importance. 
Preparation:
  • Planning out a routine and schedule to follow on daily basis.
  • See improvement as physical exercise shows.
  • Notice the concentration span.
  • Keep a log of '3 entries per week' account to see how changes have taken place. 
    Contemplation:
    •  Improvement in the way I look. Furthermore, waking up in the morning and going through some sort of exercise would freshen my mind for the morning.
    • My lifestyle is not as active as its suppose to be, therefore it would bring about a good physical exertion.
    • My frustrations and stress could channel its way out this way and unnecessary displacement of that energy would not be a burden to anyone else.  
    Pre Contemplation:
    • Unstable mood swings.
    • Fustration and outbreaks of anger from time to time.
    • Influenced rational behavior.
    • Inability to wake up feeling fresh and concentrate.
    • Loss of interest. 

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