Table 2.
Settings for and types of health promotion in TEENAGE, including some examples of potential interventions in cells of the table.
| Setting | Health education | Environmental interventions | |||
| Individual | Physical | Socio-cultural | Economical | Political | |
| Individual | - mass media | ||||
| - brochures, leaflets | |||||
| - tailored interventions | |||||
| Micro | |||||
| Home | - availability cigarettes, alcohol, exercise equipment, fruit | - provision family support | - targeting parenting style | ||
| School | - school-based health education | - availability healthy and unhealthy canteen food, exercise equipment | - targeting peer pressure | - changing costs of healthy and unhealthy food | - changing school policies with regard to health promotion |
| - providing free breakfast in schools | - increasing numbers of hours of physical activity | ||||
| Neighbourhood/friends | - bill boards | - availability shops selling cigarettes, alcohol, fruit, vegetables, exercise places, parks | - peer pressures | - prices of exercise facilities | |
| Laws and policies | |||||
| Macro | |||||
| National | - opening hours bars | - taxation | - bans on advertisement | ||