The Association of Trust, Social Participation with Self-Rated Health Status - Mediating Effect of Depression -

Lee, Jin Hyang; Park, Ki-Soo; Jeon, Hye Ji; Yang, Hyun Su; Kim, Bokyoung; Choe, Sung Pil Michael

doi:10.5393/jamch.2013.38.4.257

Journal of agricultural medicine and community health

2013

DOI: 10.5393/jamch.2013.38.4.257

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The Association of Trust, Social Participation with Self-Rated Health Status - Mediating Effect of Depression -

Jin Hyang Lee¹,

Ki-Soo Park

Hye Ji Jeon³

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Abstract: = Abstract =Objectives: This study was performed to investigate the relationship between individual-level social capital and depression. And, we assessed if depressive symptom mediates the relationship between social capital and self-rated health status. Methods:Data from the 2011 Community Health Survey were analyzed for this study. We used chi-square tests and analyzed a four step approach in which several regression analyses were conducted and significance of the coefficients was examined at each step. Resu… Show more

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Mediating effects of subjective health rates on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness

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2015

Korean Journal of Health Education and Promotion

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Objectives: The main objectives of this research is to reveal the mediating effects of subjective health rates on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness. Methods: This study used the data from 2011 Disabled survey by Ministry of health and welfare. The study subjects were 98,801 persons with mental illness. Mediating effects of subjective health rate was analyzed using regression analysis and sobel test. Results: The stress was negatively correlated with the subjective health rates and life satisfaction. And the subjective health rates was positively correlated with life satisfaction. Second, the subjective health rates worked as partial mediators on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness. The implication and limitations of this study were discussed, and suggestions for further study were proposed. Conclusion: This study highlights that the mediating effects of subjective health rates on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness. Health and welfare policy encouraging subjective health rates and reducing level of the stress to improve life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness should be considered.

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Mediating effects of subjective health rates on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness

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Physical disability, perceived dependence and depression in women with osteoarthritis

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Yang²,

Kim³

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= Abstract =Objective: This study assessed whether both physical disability and perceived dependence relate to depression or whether perceived dependence in personal care activities, household activities, community mobility and recreational activities is an intermediate step in the relationship between physical disability and depressive symptoms. Mediation analyses occurred in four step and included logistic regression analyses as outlined by Baron & Kenny. Results:The results from step 1 showed that greater difficulty with each domain of physical disabilities was significantly related to greater perceived dependence. In step 2, greater perceived dependence was significantly associated with greater depressive symptoms in all domains.Step 3 analyses showed that greater physical disabilities in each domain were significantly associated with depression. The final step testing mediation indicated that personal care activities, household activities and community mobility were fully mediated by perceived dependence. That was, once dependence was taken into account, the relationship between physical disabilities and depression was no longer significant. Partial mediation was found for dependence and recreational activity limitations. Conclusion:It is important to take into account the experience of perceived dependence as a mediator in understanding the relationship between disability and depression in the domains of personal care, household, and community mobility. To conclude, these findings point to the importance of taking into account an individual's reaction to their disability rather than just focusing on the severity of disability.

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The Association of Trust, Social Participation with Self-Rated Health Status - Mediating Effect of Depression -

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Mediating effects of subjective health rates on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness

Mediating effects of subjective health rates on the relationship between stress and life satisfaction of the persons with mental illness

Physical disability, perceived dependence and depression in women with osteoarthritis

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