· 발행기관 : 한국생활환경학회
· 수록지 정보 : 한국생활환경학회지 / 20권 / 1호 / 10 ~ 18페이지
· 저자명 : 윤은자, 김희정, 전미순, 권영미
The purpose of the study is to examine path analysis of self efficacy, depressive cognition, health status and health promotion behavior of middle aged adults. The research design was a descriptive survey study, and 310selected through convenience sampling in middle aged adults. There was statistically significant difference in self efficacy,health status and health promotion behavior according to socio-demographic characteristics. In particular, there was statistically significant difference in self efficacy according to religion(F = 2.166, p = .031) and economic status(F = 3.617, p = .028), in health status according to education(F = 3.799, p = .023), marital status(F = 8.237, p < .001)and economic status(F = 18.112, p < .001), and in health promotion behavior according to sex(t = .2.323, p = .021),marital status(F = 3.375, p = .036), economic status(F = 24.524, p < .001). By means of path analysis, self efficacy affects health status (B = 0.066) and health promotion behavior (B = 0.617), and health status affects health promotion behavior (B = 1.932). These findings provide information that is relevant in interventions of self efficacy and health status to enhance health promotion and quality of life in middle aged adults.
The purpose of the study is to examine path analysis of self efficacy, depressive cognition, health status and health promotion behavior of middle aged adults. The research design was a descriptive survey study, and 310selected through convenience sampling in middle aged adults. There was statistically significant difference in self efficacy,health status and health promotion behavior according to socio-demographic characteristics. In particular, there was statistically significant difference in self efficacy according to religion(F = 2.166, p = .031) and economic status(F = 3.617, p = .028), in health status according to education(F = 3.799, p = .023), marital status(F = 8.237, p < .001)and economic status(F = 18.112, p < .001), and in health promotion behavior according to sex(t = .2.323, p = .021),marital status(F = 3.375, p = .036), economic status(F = 24.524, p < .001). By means of path analysis, self efficacy affects health status (B = 0.066) and health promotion behavior (B = 0.617), and health status affects health promotion behavior (B = 1.932). These findings provide information that is relevant in interventions of self efficacy and health status to enhance health promotion and quality of life in middle aged adults.
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