Intrinsic Motivation Factors Based on the Self-Determinant Theory for Regular Breast Cancer Screening

Jung, Su Mi; Jo, Heui Sug

doi:10.7314/apjcp.2014.15.23.10101

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“…Samples were taken using simple random sampling technique (n = 344). The instrument used in this study was Intrinsic Motivation Inventory (IMI) which had been modified for breast cancer screening situations by Jung and Jo (2014). After conducted back translation on the instrument, content validity test was conducted to the supervisor who is an expert in the field of nursing maternity.…”

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Women’s Intrinsic Motivation in Conducting Breast Self-Examination

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Ermiati

Praptiwi

2018

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Introduction, early detection of cancer is an important action in addressing the high incidence breast cancer cases. The easiest early detection that women could do is breast self-examination(BSE). Previous research indicated a gap between knowledge and behavior towards breast self-examination. Intrinsic motivation is needed by women to perform breast self-examination. This study aimed to identify the intrinsic motivation of women reproductive age in performing breast self-examination in Kebonwaru District Bandung. Methods, this study was a descriptive quantitative study, the study population was women in reproductive ages. The samples were chosen using the simple random technique (n = 344). Data was collected using Intrinsic Motivation Inventory instrument which has been back-translated. Data were analyzed using descriptive analysis of frequency distribution and percentage. The results showed that the proportion of respondents who had the high intrinsic motivation and low intrinsic motivation were almost the same (54.1% and 45.9% respectively). The majority of respondents (84% of) had a high perception of importance and usability of BSE. 66.3% of respondents had a perception of suitability and interest along with high competence perception. In addition, 56.4% of respondents had a high perception of effort and choice. However, 57.4% of respondents reported an increased sense of stress and nervous when performing BSE. Conclusion, there is a need to maximize cancer prevention and promotion programs. For example, health education related to cancer prevention and treatment, accompaniment, and counseling, and providing information about the importance of early detection. That information could increase the intrinsic motivation of women to perform breast self-examination so a number of women's mortality caused by breast cancer could be decreased and breast cancers could be detected earlier.

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Women’s Intrinsic Motivation in Conducting Breast Self-Examination

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Ermiati

Praptiwi

2018

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“…Perception of cancer risk and internal motivation to emphasize the individual's willingness were reported to improve screening adherence (Jung and Jo, 2014;Kim et al, 2014). To maintain cancer screening continuously, education to strengthen internal motivation factors and to perceive cancer risk among hidden smokers should be needed.…”

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Cancer Screening Adherence of Asian Women According to Biochemically-verified Smoking Status: Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey

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Kim

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Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention

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Background: Men and women who smoke tend to show less compliance to screening guidelines than nonsmokers. However, a recent study in Korea showed that self-reported female smokers constituted less than half of cotinine-verified smokers. Therefore, the aim of this study was to identify hidden smokers using cotinineverified method and examine cancer screening behavior according to biochemically verified smoking status. [0.38-1.01]) screening compared to non-smokers, followed by female hidden smokers, then non-smokers. These lower adherence rates of current smokers were attenuated after we incorporated hidden smokers into the current smoker group. Conclusions: Cancer screening adherence of female hidden smokers was lower than cotinine-verified non-smokers but higher than current smokers. Considering the risk of smoking-related cancer among women, identifying hidden smokers is important to encourage appropriate cancer screening.

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Intrinsic Motivation Factors Based on the Self-Determinant Theory for Regular Breast Cancer Screening

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Women’s Intrinsic Motivation in Conducting Breast Self-Examination

Women’s Intrinsic Motivation in Conducting Breast Self-Examination

Cancer Screening Adherence of Asian Women According to Biochemically-verified Smoking Status: Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey

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