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1 Tomado del documento 4 de la Issues in Health Promotion Series, Segn esta teora que se formul por observa-
The use of social science theory to develop health promotion pro- cin directa de personas que estaban efectuando
grams [draft paper], preparado por el Centro para la Promocin de
la Salud, Universidad de Toronto, para el Ministerio de Salud de cambios en su comportamiento (2), lo ms comn es
Ontario, Canad. pasar por cinco etapas a medida que uno se familia-
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