Behavior Theory in Public Health Practice and Research 2nd edition by Simons-Morton

Behavior Theory in Public Health Practice and Research, 2nd edition by Simons-Morton, examines how behavioral science informs public health programs, interventions, and research. Published by Jones & Bartlett Learning, the text presents major theories and models used to understand health behavior, behavior change, social influences, and community-level action. Students learn how theory guides assessment, program planning, implementation, evaluation, and evidence-based practice. With its focus on applying concepts to real public health challenges, this book is useful for courses in health promotion, public health practice, behavioral health, and prevention research.