Transtheoretical model of behavior change
Measures
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- *The TTM measures below and the majority of their adaptations are in the public domain and free to use. Unless otherwise stated, you may use the measures below without obtaining permission or paying a fee for use. However, please note that a full understanding of the construct being measured is necessary for appropriate use of these measures. If you have questions about the scales and/or the constructs being measured, please explore further The Model and relevant Articles. If you still have questions, please see our FAQ or Contact Us.
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- University
of Rhode Island Change Assessment Scale: URICA
- This is a measure of readiness to change. The URICA could be used to assess
clinical process and motivational readiness for change as well as to measure
process and outcome variables for a variety of health and addictive behaviors.
- Self
Efficacy Scales
- The Abstinence Self-efficacy scale is a self-report measure that assesses
an individual's confidence to abstain from substance use or health behaviors
in a variety of different situations.
- Situation
Temptation Scales
- The Temptation to Use scale is a self-report measure that assesses how tempted
an individual is to engage in a variety of different health behaviors such
as substance use.
- Processes
of Change Questionnaire
- The Processes of Change Questionnaire is a self-report measure that assesses
an individual’s use of experiential and behavioral processes of change for
different health behaviors.
- Decisional
Balance
- The Decisional Balance Scale is a self-report measure of the pros and cons
a person perceives in terms of health behaviors.
- Staging
Algorithms
- Algorithms are a quick and efficient way to assess where an individual lies
along the stages of change.
