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UEU » Journal » Keperawatan Posted by [email protected] at 19/02/2021 11:08:32 • 533 Views
PROTECTION MOTIVATION THEORY TO PREDICT INTENTION OF HEALTHY EATING AND SUFfiCIENT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO PREVENT DIABETES MELLITUS IN THAI POPULATION: A PATH ANALYSISCreated by :
Kanittha Chamroonsawasdi ( none ) Suthat Chottanapund ; Rian Adi Pamungkas ; Pravich Tunyasitthisundhorn ; Bundit Sornpaisarn
Subject: | DIABETES MELLITUS MAKAN SEHAT | Alt. Subject : | PHYSICAL ACTIVITY HEALTHY EATING | Keyword: | MOTIVASI PREDIKSI KESEHATAN |
Alt. Description
Background and aims: Diabetes mellitus is a global health problem causing premature death and economic
burden. The study aimed to investigate an application of the protection motivation theory (PMT)
model to explain the intention of healthy eating behaviors and physical activity among healthy Thais.
Methods: This study was a part of a large case control focused only on the control group without noncommunicable
diseases. Nine hundred ninety-seven subjects were drawn from eleven provinces of
Thailand. A self-administered questionnaire was constructed based on the PMT model to gather information
on predictive factors on eating behaviors and physical activity. Path analysis was used to
determine whether the empirical data fit the PMT structure as well as to assess the strength of association
among PMT constructed factors predicting behavioral intention.
Results: The findings demonstrated that empirical data of eating behaviors (CMIN
c2 p-value � 0.462;
CMIN/df � 0.901; NFI � 0.997; CFI � 1; RMSEA <0.001) and physical activity (CMIN
c2 p-value � 0.053;
CMIN/df � 2.187; NFI � 0.987; CFI � 0.993; RMSEA � 0.035) fit the PMT. The strongest predictive factor of
behavioral intention on eating behaviors was response efficacy (
b � 0.146), while self-efficacy was found
to be the strongest factor for physical activity (
b � 0.11). Knowledge had the only indirect effect on
behavior intention through perceived susceptibility and perceived severity.
Conclusion: In conclusion, information on susceptibility and severity should be incorporated in intervention
strategies to enhance response efficacy and self-efficacy to prevent diabetes.
Date Create | : | 19/02/2021 | Type | : | Text | Format | : | pdf | Language | : | Indonesian | Identifier | : | UEU-Journal-11_0851 | Collection ID | : | 11_0851 |
Source : Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Reviews 15 (2021) 121e127
Relation Collection: Fakultas Ilmu-Ilmu Kesehatan
Coverage : Civitas Akademika Universitas Esa Unggul
Rights : @2021 Perpustakaan Universitas Esa Unggul
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