Behavior Change Contract My behavior change will be: To snack less on junk food and more on healthy foods. My long-term goal for this behavior change is: Eat junk Good snacks no more Than once a week. These are three obstacles to change (things that I am currently doing or situations that contribute to this behavior or make it harder to change): 1. The grocery store is closed by The Time I come home from school 2.I get hungry between classes, and The vending machines only carry candy bars 3. It's easer To order pizza or other snacks Than To make a snack at home. The strategies I will use to overcome these obstacles are: 1. I'll leave early for school once a week so I can stock up on healthy snacks in The morning. 2. I'll bring a piece of ENIT or other healthy snack To eat between classes. 3. I'll leam some easy recipes for snacks To make at home. Resources I will use to help me change this behavior include: a friend/partner/relative: my roommates: I'll ask Them To buy healthier snacks instead of chips when They do The shopping a school-based resource: The dring hall: I'll ask The manager To provide healthy foods we can Take To eat between classes. a community-based resource. The library I'll check out some cookbooks. To find easy snack ideas. a book or reputable website: The USDA utrent doTabase of www.ars.usda.gov: I'll use. This site To make sure. The foods I select are healthy choices. In order to make my goal more attainable, I have devised these short-term goals: short-term goal Eat a healthy snack 3 Times per week short-term goal Leam To make a healthy snack short-term goal Eat a healthy snack 5 Times per week target date September 15 target date October 15 target date November 15 When I make the long-term behavior change described above, my reward will be: ski lift Tickets for winter break target date: December 15 reward new CD reward ayer Tickets reward new shoes I intend to make the behavior change described above. I will use the strategies and rewards to achieve the goals that will contribute to a healthy behavior change. Signed: Elizabeth King Witness: Susan Bauer

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