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A Study on the relationship between Health Beliefs and Health behavior for prevention of viral hepatitis

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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate the health bel - iefs influencing health behavior for prevention of viral hepatitis and provide foundamental data to health education.
Although there are many preventive actions for person, the most important point to be taken to consideration in individual behavioral aspect is individual practice with regard.to personal hygine, environmental hygine, eating habits, test for hepatitis infection and hepatitis V acination.
Therefore, it is important for health team to get at the factors influencing preventive health behavior.
The subjects for this study were 294 healthy person selected fro-m the residnts in Andong,exc:lusive of person with expert knowlege abo Lit viral hepatitis.
Data was collected from Dec. 15, to 23. 1985 .
The measurement tool was the guestionaire that developed by the investigator from the literature review based on health belief model.
The collected data were analyzed using Mean, SD., t-test, F-test and Pearson Correlation Coefficient.
The result of study were as follows;
1. The significant influencing variable on the subject¢¥s preventive behavior in general characteristics was only occupation.
2. Relationship between health beliefs and subjects¢¥ practice to preventive behavior;
a) The first hypothesis that the higher degree of perceived subceptibility, the higher degree of subjects¢¥ practice to preventive behavior was rejected.
(r=0.08 , P> . 05 )
b) The second hypothesis that the higher degree of perceived severity, the higher degree of subject¢¥s practice to preventive behavior was rejected.
c) The third hypothesis that the higher degree of perceived benefit, the highCT degree of subject¢¥s practice to preventiue behavior was rejected.
( r = 0.02, P> . 05 )
d) The fourth hypothesis that the lower degree of perceived b - arrier, the higher degree of subject¢¥s practice to preventive behavior was supported.
(r=0.12.,PG.05)
e) The fifth hypothesis that the stronger degree of health motivation, the higher degree of subject¢¥s practice to preventive behavior was supported.
(r=0.32,PG.01)
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