Never used. By Kota Suzuki, Masako Kakizaki, Hiroyuki Kikuchi Based on the medical, dental, and pharmaceutical education model and core curriculum! From evaluating one's own actions regarding basic lifestyle habits, to objectively observing and evaluating human behavior in various situations, and understanding the social mechanisms that support that behavior. Based on these, the book systematically covers behavioral science, including learning theories related to behavior change, evaluating individuals and groups using examples such as smoking and lifestyle-related diseases, and reaching the point where one can propose concrete measures to promote behavior change. Chapter 1: Basic Lifestyle Habits and Their Health Impacts (Deepening understanding of diet and reflecting on eating habits!; Deepening understanding of physical activity and exercise! etc.) Chapter 2: Human Behavior in Various Situations (About the behavior of workers; About the behavior of children, etc.) Chapter 3: Social Mechanisms and Concepts that Support Human Behavior (Concepts of health, disability, and disease; Systems of health, medical care, welfare, and long-term care, etc.) Chapter 4: Basic Theories Useful for Behavior Change (Stages of prevention and approaches to groups; Main theories and models related to behavior change, etc.) Chapter 5: Concrete Case Studies for Behavior Change (How can I quit smoking?: Specific smoking countermeasures; How to support lifestyle improvement?: Using diabetes as an example, etc.)