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Level of Self-leadership in Pregnant Women

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KMID : 0606420050110040280
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Abstract

Purpose: This study was to provide preliminary data for degree of self-leadership in pregnant women.

Method: Participants were 148 pregnant women who visited 2 university hospitals in Taegu city. Data collection was done from April 16 to May 22, 2005 by self administered questionnaires.

Results: The mean score for self-leadership of pregnant women was 3.27 and the thought self-leadership of subconcept was the highest score. The highest mean score in self- leadership was found in ¡¯When I¡¯m faced with a problem during the pregnancy period¡¯ and ¡¯I tend to look for the opportunity it contains rather than drawbacks¡¯. The lowest mean score in self-leadership was found in ¡¯I often practice health management before I actually do them¡¯. There was the highest positive correlation between self-leadership and natural reward.

Conclusion: This study had highest positive correlation between self-leadership and natural reward. Considering this, self-leadership is an effective nursing strategy to promote natural reward. Further studies are necessary to identify the level of self-leadership in pregnant women.
KeyWords

Self-leadership, Pregnant women
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