According to the health belief model,a fear appeal may be termed a ______.

A) health motivator
B) self-efficacy challenge
C) cue to action
D) health prime

According to the health belief model, a fear appeal is a cue to action. This means that when individuals feel fear about a health threat, they are more likely to take action to prevent or mitigate the threat. The fear appeal serves as a trigger that motivates individuals to engage in health-related behaviors. However, the effectiveness of fear appeals can depend on factors such as the perceived severity and susceptibility of the threat, as well as the perceived effectiveness of the recommended behavior.