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Written Assignment Unit 2

Health related behavior

Linn Lae Nwe

University of People

Professor. Tara Jempty

Sep 18, 2023


Health behaviors are health-related practices, such as diet and exercise, that can

improve or damage the health of individuals or community members. Health behaviors are

determined by the choices available in the places where people live, learn, work and

play. (County Health ranking, n.d.). They include a wide range of behaviors, from dieting and

exercising to condom use and smoke cessation. Health behaviors can be defined as ‘. . . overt

behavioral patterns, actions and habits that relate to health maintenance, to health restoration and

to health improvement’ (Gochman, 1997, p. 3).

According to article that I have read, sleep deprivation or getting not enough sleep has

terrible consequences. Chronic sleep deprivation can contribute to a wide range of health

problems. Sleep plays a fundamental role in the functioning of nearly all systems of the body, so

a persistent lack of sleep poses significant risks to physical and mental health. Lack of sleep

affects on what we think and act. Just one sleepless night can cause us to feel irritate, dizzy or

lack of energy. The short-term impactions are noticeable as soon as it happens, but when we lack

of sleep for so long, it has potential risk of physical and mental health problems. (Suni, 2023).

The diseases include cardiovascular, obesity, diabetes, pain, mental health disorder, etc. In fact,

most adult needs at least 7 hours but teens and children need more than that. Actually, many

people get deprivation because they accept it as a normal and they manage sleepiness by

drinking coffee or energy drink and taking nap. If I applied this case with HBM, if people notice

sleep deprivation is the severe decease when take time, then people would manage their routines

to get enough sleep. When he is encountering symptoms of deprivation, he would go to clinic to

do health screening for his disease. Then, he can perceive the ways how to execute to get enough

sleep by reducing his watching time, making to-do-list like that.


For psychosocial, sleep deprivation can lead to effect on socially, emotionally and

financially. Sleepless guy mood is drowsy and he can irritate to his friends without reasons and

cause difficulties in society. When he is a student, his friends will exclude him from their group

because of his mannerism. Then he has no friends and being lonely at school. That can affect

him emotionally when he get scolded from teacher for not concentrating upon studies and get

rejection from his friends. And if he can’t concentrate on school work, he has to attend school

year repeatedly and that can waste lots of money for his parents including tuition, clothes, books

expenses. If he is a staff member, the boss will lay off from job for not treating friendly to

colleagues. In work, a staff member should have positive manner and being sociable and flexible

with everyone is the mandatory for all the worker. Thus, he will surely get refused from all the

company if he doesn’t enough sleep and seem lugubrious expression.

In conclusion, behavior, however, is not only linked to illness onset but also to the

management of illness and health outcomes. (Ogden, J. 2019). When a person knows how the

belief is related with behavior, he can implement good routine by taking action like avoiding bad

habits and follow new routine by doing exercise to maintain health.

Reference:

Eric Suni (2023). Sleep Deprivation: Understanding the Hidden Consequences


https://www.sleepfoundation.org/sleep-deprivation

Ogden, J. (2019). The psychology of health and illness: An open-access course [PDF]. Semantic
Scholar.

County Health Ranking. (n.d).


https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/explore-health-rankings/county-health-rankings-model/
health-factors/health-behaviors

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