Factors Associated with Health Information-Seeking in Low-Income Pregnant Women

A Study on the COVID-19 Preventive Behaviors of Automobile Manufacturing Workers in South Korea

“…In the present study, more active crisis communication was correlated with higher levels of practicing infection prevention behaviors, which was consistent with previous studies reporting that sufficient information exchange or acquisition is associated with practicing healthy behaviors [ 8 , 19 , 20 ]. Moreover, active crisis communication can also help determine the attitudes, subjective norms, and risk perceptions regarding preventive behaviors [ 17 ].…”

A Study on the COVID-19 Preventive Behaviors of Automobile Manufacturing Workers in South Korea

“…In the present study, more active crisis communication was correlated with higher levels of practicing infection prevention behaviors, which was consistent with previous studies reporting that sufficient information exchange or acquisition is associated with practicing healthy behaviors [ 8 , 19 , 20 ]. Moreover, active crisis communication can also help determine the attitudes, subjective norms, and risk perceptions regarding preventive behaviors [ 17 ].…”

Continuing Education Module—Information Needs and Information-Seeking Processes of Low-Income Pregnant Women in Relation to Digital Maternity Education Resources

“…Our findings build upon previous studies focused specifically on low-income women in the United States (Guendelman, Broderick, Mlo, Gemmill, & Lindeman, 2017;Guerra-Reyes, Christie, Prabhakar, Harris, & Siek, 2016;Kraschnewski et al, 2014;Shieh, Broome, & Stump, 2010;Shieh, McDaniel, & Ke, 2009;Song, Cramer, McRoy, & May, 2013). Similar to other studies of pregnant women's information-seeking (Hsieh & Brennan, 2005;Shieh et al, 2010;, we view our findings through the lens of Wilson's 1996 Model of Information Behavior which is meant to guide information studies through a comprehensive search of factors related to the information-seeking process (Wilson, 1999). In this model, the process of acquiring information is unique to each information seeker or "person-incontext" and depicts the process through which individuals must travel to acquire required information.…”

Fetal health locus of control in a sample of pregnant Turkish women

“…In this study, health literacy was negatively correlated with FHLC-P. This means that women with low health literacy were more likely to believe that health professionals were responsible for their baby's health (21).…”

A Study on the COVID-19 Preventive Behaviors of Automobile Manufacturing Workers in South Korea

“…In the present study, more active crisis communication was correlated with higher levels of practicing infection prevention behaviors, which was consistent with previous studies reporting that sufficient information exchange or acquisition is associated with practicing healthy behaviors [ 8 , 19 , 20 ]. Moreover, active crisis communication can also help determine the attitudes, subjective norms, and risk perceptions regarding preventive behaviors [ 17 ].…”

Continuing Education Module—Information Needs and Information-Seeking Processes of Low-Income Pregnant Women in Relation to Digital Maternity Education Resources

“…Our findings build upon previous studies focused specifically on low-income women in the United States (Guendelman, Broderick, Mlo, Gemmill, & Lindeman, 2017;Guerra-Reyes, Christie, Prabhakar, Harris, & Siek, 2016;Kraschnewski et al, 2014;Shieh, Broome, & Stump, 2010;Shieh, McDaniel, & Ke, 2009;Song, Cramer, McRoy, & May, 2013). Similar to other studies of pregnant women's information-seeking (Hsieh & Brennan, 2005;Shieh et al, 2010;, we view our findings through the lens of Wilson's 1996 Model of Information Behavior which is meant to guide information studies through a comprehensive search of factors related to the information-seeking process (Wilson, 1999). In this model, the process of acquiring information is unique to each information seeker or "person-incontext" and depicts the process through which individuals must travel to acquire required information.…”

Fetal health locus of control in a sample of pregnant Turkish women

“…In this study, health literacy was negatively correlated with FHLC-P. This means that women with low health literacy were more likely to believe that health professionals were responsible for their baby's health (21).…”

A Study on the COVID-19 Preventive Behaviors of Automobile Manufacturing Workers in South Korea

“…In the present study, more active crisis communication was correlated with higher levels of practicing infection prevention behaviors, which was consistent with previous studies reporting that sufficient information exchange or acquisition is associated with practicing healthy behaviors [ 8 , 19 , 20 ]. Moreover, active crisis communication can also help determine the attitudes, subjective norms, and risk perceptions regarding preventive behaviors [ 17 ].…”

Continuing Education Module—Information Needs and Information-Seeking Processes of Low-Income Pregnant Women in Relation to Digital Maternity Education Resources

“…Our findings build upon previous studies focused specifically on low-income women in the United States (Guendelman, Broderick, Mlo, Gemmill, & Lindeman, 2017;Guerra-Reyes, Christie, Prabhakar, Harris, & Siek, 2016;Kraschnewski et al, 2014;Shieh, Broome, & Stump, 2010;Shieh, McDaniel, & Ke, 2009;Song, Cramer, McRoy, & May, 2013). Similar to other studies of pregnant women's information-seeking (Hsieh & Brennan, 2005;Shieh et al, 2010;, we view our findings through the lens of Wilson's 1996 Model of Information Behavior which is meant to guide information studies through a comprehensive search of factors related to the information-seeking process (Wilson, 1999). In this model, the process of acquiring information is unique to each information seeker or "person-incontext" and depicts the process through which individuals must travel to acquire required information.…”

Fetal health locus of control in a sample of pregnant Turkish women

“…In this study, health literacy was negatively correlated with FHLC-P. This means that women with low health literacy were more likely to believe that health professionals were responsible for their baby's health (21).…”