The structure of motivation for self-control in adolescents afflicted with type 1 diabetes mellitus

Kyrylova, Olena

doi:10.30978/de2018-2-23

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“…It is also possible to cite a work that indicates the relationship between the glycosylated hemoglobin index and the patient's knowledge of diabetes: the higher the level of knowledge, the better the carbohydrate metabolism compensation index [14].…”

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Health Motivation and Its Relation to Functional State of the Cardiorespiratory System, Statistical Balancing and Muscle Strength in Sick and Healthy People

Valentyn,

Olesia,

Jevgenija

et al. 2024

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Introduction. Motivation in modern psychology means a system of factors that determine human behavior. There are some controversial views concerning the role of motivation to live a healthy life and maintain good health. Most researchers insist on the importance of motivation in shaping human health. However, the specific data on relation of motivation to different components of human health are precious few. The aim of the study was to investigate connection of motivation with the functional state of the cardio-respiratory system, statistical balancing and muscle strength. Material and methods. 577 healthy and sick people. The participants of study were examined to determine their resting heart rate, arterial blood pressure, systolic and diastolic pressure, lung capacity, duration of breath holding after deep inhale and exhale, duration of statistical balancing and muscle strength of hands. A health motivation was researched in accordance a short survey to determine Recovery Locus of Control. Results. Among examined people the average level of motivation prevailed – 55.11% (318/577); according to number of detected cases the high level was 38.65% (223/577) and the low one 6.24% (36/577). The high level of health motivation - 53.13% (119/224) prevailed in healthy people, and sick people most often had the average level of motivation – 62.04% (219/353). In addition, the low level of motivation was inherent to sick people compared with healthy persons. Conclusions. People with a higher level of motivation for health have a lower level of systolic blood pressure, larger lung capacity, longer duration of statistical balancing and above-average strength of hands compared with persons having a lower level of motivation. Key words: motivation, health, cardio-respiratory system, statistical balancing, muscle strength.

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“…Health motivation in sick people is less studied. In the part of the scientific literature it is stated that the patients have the low motivation to treat and fight a disease, to assume a personal responsibility for their own health, which significantly affects the results of treatment [14].…”

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Health Motivation and Its Relation to Functional State of the Cardiorespiratory System, Statistical Balancing and Muscle Strength in Sick and Healthy People

Valentyn,

Olesia,

Jevgenija

et al. 2024

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MOTIVATION TO HEALTH AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH CARDIO-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM’s BIODEMOGRAPHIC AND ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS AA WELL AS FUNCTIONAL STATE AMONG PATIENTS AND HEALTHY PEOPLE

Savchenko

Tymchyk

Nevedomsjka

et al. 2021

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Introduction. Health is a resource for a mindful life of a human being. There are various health-related actions associated with maintaining of the health. Their implementation requires appropriate efforts related to motivation. The hypothesis of the study is the fact that functional abilities of a human being is significantly related to the level of his motivation for health. The aim is to determine the level of motivation for health in patients and healthy people and to investigate its relationship with biodemographic and anthropometric parameters and the functional state of the cardio-respiratory system. Material and methods. 577 healthy people and patients. There were 353 patients (61.18%) suffering from chronic diseases, and 224 (38.82%) healthy people (students). There were 317 men (54.94%) and 260 (45.06%) women. The average age of the examined people was (M ± S) 34.95 ± 17.71 years. Height and body weight were measured. The functional state of the cardio-respiratory system was assessed by integral indicators: adaptive potential of the circulatory system, level of physical condition, vital index, Skibinski index, Kerdo index, hand grip strength index. Health motivation was studied using a short questionnaire to determine locus control. The results of the survey were scaled into 4 levels of motivation: very low, low, medium and high. Results. Among the examined patients and healthy people the medium level of motivation for health prevailed – 55.11% (318/577), then was high level by the quantity of detected cases – 38.65% (223/577) and low level – 6.24% (36/577). Healthy people were dominated by a high level of motivation – 53.13% (119/224), and patients – by medium level: 62.04% (219/353). It is revealed that young people have a high level of motivation, and elderly people – low and medium levels of motivation. People with a body weight of less than 60 kg are characterized by a high level, and people with a body weight of 100 kg and more – a medium level of motivation. The predominance of a high level of motivation with satisfactory adaptive potential, a high level of physical condition, full compliance of respiratory function with body weight, as well as the predominance of a high level of motivation in people with above average and high relative hand grip strength was determined. Conclusions. A high level of motivation for health prevails in healthy people, and a low level – in patients. There is a significant relationship between motivation for health and age, body weight, its functionality (the state of the cardio-respiratory system).

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The structure of motivation for self-control in adolescents afflicted with type 1 diabetes mellitus

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Health Motivation and Its Relation to Functional State of the Cardiorespiratory System, Statistical Balancing and Muscle Strength in Sick and Healthy People

Health Motivation and Its Relation to Functional State of the Cardiorespiratory System, Statistical Balancing and Muscle Strength in Sick and Healthy People

MOTIVATION TO HEALTH AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH CARDIO-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM’s BIODEMOGRAPHIC AND ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS AA WELL AS FUNCTIONAL STATE AMONG PATIENTS AND HEALTHY PEOPLE

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