The Effect of Peer Group-Based Training Using Health Belief Model on Quality of Life and Foot Ulcer Self-Care Behaviour in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial

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Identification of Adolescent Behavioral Tendencies After Utilization of Health Promotion Applications About Pre-Pregnancy Care Based on the Health Belief Model Framework

“…In this study, peers were identified as playing a role in developing adolescent perceptions of perceived obstacles and benefits, thereby supporting the formation of adolescent motivation in acting or behaving. Peers can encourage positive behavior by increasing positive behavior in taking care actions (Tazangi et al, 2022). This phenomenon is inseparable from the character of adolescents who prioritize peer groups in making decisions.…”