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Title: RELATION BETWEEN HEALTH LOCUS OF CONTROL WITH HEALTH-PROMOTING BEHAVIORS of PEOPLE OVER 15 YEARS OLD By : Teamur Aghamolaei, Amin Ghanbarnejad Reserch Center for Social determinants of Health Promotion, Hormozgan University of Medical Sciences, Bandar Abbas, Iran . 1

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Title:RELATION BETWEEN HEALTH LOCUS OF CONTROL WITH HEALTH-PROMOTING BEHAVIORS of PEOPLE

OVER 15 YEARS OLD

By:

Teamur Aghamolaei, Amin Ghanbarnejad 

Reserch Center for Social determinants of Health Promotion, Hormozgan University of Medical

Sciences, Bandar Abbas, Iran .

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Introduction

• Julian B Rotter in 1954.

• locus of control refers to the extent to which individuals believe they can control events affecting them.

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Introduction

• Individuals with a strong internal locus of control believe events in their life derive primarily from their own actions.

• People with a strong external locus of control tend to praise or blame external factors

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Introduction

• Wallston et al. (Health Locus of Control)

• Internal

• Powerful Other

• Chance

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Aim

• To Study relation between Health Locus of Control (HLC) with Health Promoting Behaviors (HPB) of people over 15 years old in Bandar Abbas, Iran.

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Methods

• Population based study

• Population study: people over 15 years old

• Be able to answer the items

• Cluster sampling

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Methods

• Sample Size: 753

• To omit cluster sampling effect: +10%

• 38 cluster from different areas of the city

• In each cluster 22 individual

• Totally: 836

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Data Collection

• Wallston scales

• Forms: A, B, C

• In This Study: Form A

• Form A:

• Internal

• Chance

• Powerful Other

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Data Collection

• Form A including 18 items: Likert 1(strongly disagree)

to 6 (Strongly Agree)

• Internal: Six items, 6-36

• Chance: Six items, 6-36

• Powerful Other, Six Items, 6-36

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Data Collection• Health Promoting Behaviors was assessed by Health

Promoting Lifestyle Profile II• This scale has 52 items: Likert: 1-5 • Six subscales including:• Social Support• Spiritual Growth• Health Responsibility• Stress Management• Nutrition Behaviors• Physical Activity

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Data Analysis

• SPSS 19 Software

• Repeated measure Design

• T-test

• Pearson Correlation

• Multiple Regression

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Results

• From 836 subjects 687 answered all of items of

scales (Response rate=82.8%)

• The mean age of subjects was 34.3 years

(SD=12.1) ranging from 15 to 82.

• 49.8% male and 50.2% female

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Table 1: Health Locus of Control in studied people

SDMeanLocus of Control

1.430.3Internal

6.521.5Chance

5.130.2Powerful Other

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Table 2: Comparison of HLC between males and females

p.valueSDMeanSexLocus of Control

0.544.0430.4maleInternal

4.1130.2female

  

0.426.321.7maleChance

6.821.3female

  

0.625.130.2malePowerful

Other4.830.4female

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Table 3: Correlation Between HLC with age (Pearson Correlation)

p.valuecorrelationLocus of

Control

<0.0010.13Internal

0.130.06Chance

<0.0010.16Powerful other

کنترل کانون به باور سن رفتن باال با. یابد می افزایش دیگران قدرت و درونی

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Table 4: Correlation between HPB with HLC

432 1Variables

    1 -HPB

   0.36*2 -Internal

  0.260.133 -Chance

 0.29*0.46*0.40*4 -Powerful Other

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*significant

Table 5: Prediction of HPB throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0009.32 6.1056.91Constant

<0.0016.050.230.211.27Internal

0.66-0.43-0.010.12-0.05Chance

<0.0017.580.290.171.31Powerful other

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Table 6: Prediction of Social Support throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0007.43 1.219.05Constant

<0.0014.650.180.040.19Internal

0.430.770.030.020.02Chance

<0.0018.490.330.030.29Powerful other

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Table 7: Prediction of Nutritional behaviors throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0008.37 1.3110.97Constant

<0.0016.020.230.040.27Internal

0.11-1.59-0.060.03-0.04Chance

<0.0016.690.260.040.24Powerful

other

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Table 8: Prediction of Health Responsibility throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0004.15 1.415.85Constant

<0.0013.100.130.050.16Internal

0.98-0.02-0.0010.03-0.001Chance

<0.0017.830.310.040.31Powerful

other

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Table 9: Prediction of Physical Activity throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0006.66 1.6811.25Constant

<0.0032.950.120.060.17Internal

0.990.0060.0000.030.000Chance

0.82-0.22-0.010.05-0.01Powerful other

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Table 10: Prediction of Stress Management throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0005.78 1.227.07Constant

<0.0015.190.210.040.21Internal

0.91-0.11-0.0040.02-0.003Chance

<0.0015.860.240.040.20Powerful

other

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Table 11: Prediction of Spiritual growth throw HLC

Sig.tBetaSEBVariables

0.0009.22 1.3712.71Constant

<0.0015.250.210.050.25Internal

0.33-0.96-0.030.03-0.03Chance

<0.0016.800.270.040.26Powerful other

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Discussion

• As the result showed there was direct correlation between

age with internal health locus of control and powerful

other.

• In Grotz et al. study in Germany there was direct

correlation between age with powerful other and chance.

• In Kuwahara et al. study in Japan there was direct

correlation between age with all subscales of HLC.

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Discussion

• As the results showed Internal health locus of control and powerful

other predict HPB.

• Studies have shown that people with Internal health locus of control,

more intend to take behaviors that can prevent disease and promote

their health.

• In Grotz et al. study, people with high scores in chance had less

physical activity.

• In Norman et al. study, people with high scores in internal health

locus of control had more physical activity and better nutritional

behaviors.

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Conclusion

• HLC of Studied people is more internal followed by

powerful other and is less by chance.

• Internal health locus of control and powerful other predict

HPB.

• To increase knowledge of people regarding determinants

of health and empower of them in order to promote

internal health locus of control and finally improve HPB is

recommended.

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•Thanks for Your Attention

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