An Instrument to Measure Self‐responsibility for Wellness in Older Adults

McConatha, Jasmin Tahmaseb; McConatha, Douglas

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“…In these, wellbeing has been variously related to: • Income, financial status and employment, in that those people in unsatisfying employment, who are unemployed or who have low incomes experience less wellbeing and poorer health than those satisfied with their income and employment (Cohen et al 1982, McConatha and McConatha 1985, Argyle 1987, Smith 1987, Koenig et al 1988, Winefield et al 1988, Burckhardt et al 1989, Isaksson 1990, Ullah 1990, Warr 1990) • Social supports, community cohesion and marital state, to the extent that relationships are deemed of prime importance to health, wellbeing and the absence of, or recovery from, illness (Cohen et al 1982, McConatha and McConatha1985, Argyle 1987, Koenig et al 1988, Ornstein and Sobel 1988, Burckhardt et al 1989, Homel and Burns 1989 • Education, which increases coping, adaptive skills and intrinsic satisfaction (Cohen et al 1982, McConatha andMcConatha 1985) • Religious attitudes and~ctivities (Cohen et al 1982, Argyle 1987, Koenig et al 1988 and spiritual beliefs (Johnson 1986, Rosenfeld 1993). Wellbeing has also been found to differ for people within different age-groups and living in different life circumstances (Campbell 1976, Argyle 1987.…”

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An Exploratory Study of People's Perceptions and Experiences of Wellbeing

Wilcock¹,

Arend²,

Darling³

et al. 1998

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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This paper describes an exploratory study aimed at understanding people's perceptions and experiences of wellbeing. As health and wellbeing are considered by world and national health authorities to be closely related, occupational therapists along with other health workers need to know more about wellbeing, particularly from the perspective of 'the people'.Using a questionnaire, seven cluster samples of 20 people, giving a total of 140 participants, were asked to define their concept of wellbeing, how it felt to them and how often they experienced the feeling. Data were also collected about nationality, marital status, employment, income, religion l andlevels of education because these have been identified as affecting wellbeing. In this study, wellbeing was described as happiness, peace, mind and body health and self-esteem, and was strongly associated with occupations as varied as work, relaxation and dressing up; relationships; and environments. No particular associations were found with any of the demographic data.

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An Exploratory Study of People's Perceptions and Experiences of Wellbeing

Wilcock¹,

Arend²,

Darling³

et al. 1998

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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“…A health opinion survey measures preference for different treatment approaches (Krantz, Baum, & Wideman, 1980); further evaluation is required before broad generalization is possible. The self-responsibility for wellness inventory (McConatha & McConatha, 1985) developed from the wellness model of Travis (1981), appears useful; further validation is indicated.…”

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Self‐Care and the Elderly: Review and Implications

Padula

1992

Public Health Nursing

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Self-care is the most predominant and basic form of primary care, yet research in the area, particularly with respect to the elderly, has been minimal. As a result, despite the breadth of the self-care movement, very little is precisely known and understood about it. Diminished functional health status is the major cause of loss of independence. Self-care is conceptualized as an important strategy in maintaining functional health.

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“…Ini merupakan salah satu contoh penurunan sikap tanggungjawab dalam menjaga kesehatan dirinya sendiri. Tanggungjawab menjadi pondasi yang paling penting dalam kehidupan masing-masing manusia, "self-responsibility is one of the major foundation in the social environment" (McConatha and McConatha 1985). Kasus penyalahgunaan narkoba menjadi suatu masalah yang lebih berat dibandingkan dengan kasus yang berkaitan dengan sikap.…”

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Pembelajaran Tanggung Jawab Dalam Penjas Di Sekolah

Rusdiyanto

2019

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Artikel ini memuat tentang kajian teoritik upaya meningkatkan perilaku positif di lingkungan siswa sekolah dan remaja. Tujuan dari artikel ini memberikan pengetahuan tentang upaya yang dapat dilakukan untuk menekan kenakalan remaja. Penulis mencoba menjelaskan secara procedural dan sistematis langkah dan tahapan yang digunakan dalam proses pembelajaran tanggungjawab. Dalam prosesnya siswa dituntut untuk saling menghormati dan menjaga perasaan teman, siswa dituntut untuk berpartisipasi dan berupaya dalam segala aktivitas yang ditugaskan, siswa mampu bertanggungjawab pada diri sendiri serta mampu membuat perencanaan hidup sendiri, siswa mampu bekerjasama dengan teman bermaian, dan siswa mampu menerapkan nilai-nilai yang sudah dipelajaran diimplementasikannya dalam kehidupan dimasyarakat.

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An Instrument to Measure Self‐responsibility for Wellness in Older Adults

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

An Exploratory Study of People's Perceptions and Experiences of Wellbeing

An Exploratory Study of People's Perceptions and Experiences of Wellbeing

Self‐Care and the Elderly: Review and Implications

Pembelajaran Tanggung Jawab Dalam Penjas Di Sekolah

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