Steve has been smoking since he was young because his dad always has. He has no intention to change this behavior because his dad is perfectly healthy. His doctor explains that smoking has many risks and these can vary from person to person. What kind of intervention is this?

Bambi has been sexually active since she was 15. She uses birth control but no condoms and tells her doctor that she isn't worried about HIV or it's consequences. Later, she sees a commercial about someone struggling to live with HIV and decides to look into changing her behavior. What kind of intervention is this?

Susie is involved in a weight loss program at work. The department that loses the most weight gets a paid vacation day. What kind of intervention is this?

Sammie and her friends have decided to always have a designated driver when they go out drinking. What kind of intervention is this?

Judy wants to lose weight, but she lives near a McDonald's and the grocery store is across town. She hears a community health nurse speak about making weekly trips to the grocery store and meal planning to make healthier options more accessible. What intervention is this?

Sally is worried about breast cancer because her best friend just died of it. She does some research and finds that her city has a policy requiring self-breast examination education be held quarterly. What kind of intervention is this?

Justin's dad died of a heart attack. In order to reduce the risk of having the same happen to him, he's been going to the gym regularly and seeks a dietician's advice on heart healthy foods. What intervention is this?

Ken prepares food the way his mom always used to, fried and sweet. He says that his mother would be offended if he changed the way he cooks, plus adds that healthy foods aren't as delicious. A family friend talks to Ken and his family about risks of eating this way and helps them find healthy alternatives. What intervention is this?