Validation of decisional balance and situational temptations measures for dietary fat reduction in a large school-based population of adolescents

Rossi, Stefano Marco Maria De; Greene, Geoffrey; Rossi, Joseph S.; Plummer, Brett A.; Benisovich, Sonya V.; Keller, Stefan; Velicer, Wayne F.; Redding, Colleen A.; Prochaska, James O.; Pallonen, Unto E.; Meier, Kathryn Shively

doi:10.1016/s1471-0153(00)00019-2

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“…For the current study, separate scales for the pros and cons of physical activity, fruit & vegetable consumption, and reducing dietary fat consumption were adapted from previously developed measures (Marcus et al, 1992;Rossi et al, 2001). Participants rated the importance of each item on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from 1 'not at all important' to 5 'extremely important'.…”

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Patterns and correlates of multiple risk behaviors in overweight women

Sánchez

Norman

Sallis

et al. 2008

Preventive Medicine

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Patterns and correlates of multiple risk behaviors in overweight women

Sánchez

Norman

Sallis

et al. 2008

Preventive Medicine

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“…The readiness to change concept refers to the integration of awareness of individuals about their problem and confidence in their ability to change. Thus, the readiness is associated with events that occur at each stage, working as indicators for health professionals, working as indicators for health professionals, stimulating the implementation of new intervention strategies according to the characteristics presented by the patient (14,15) .…”

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Autoavaliação e prontidão para mudança em pacientes disfônicos

Lopes

Vilela

2016

CoDAS

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RESUMO Objetivo Analisar se existe associação entre a autoavaliação vocal e a prontidão para mudança em pacientes disfônicos. Método Participaram 151 pacientes com queixa vocal e diagnóstico de disfonia, entre 18 e 65 anos de idade, 47 homens e 104 mulheres, atendidos no ambulatório de voz de uma instituição pública. Foram aplicados quatro instrumentos de autoavaliação, incluindo o Questionário de Qualidade de Vida em Voz (QVV), o Índice de Desvantagem Vocal (IDV) e a Escala de Sintomas Vocais (ESV), além da utilização do instrumento URICA-VOZ, para verificação do estágio de prontidão para mudança dos pacientes. Todos os instrumentos foram aplicados imediatamente antes do início da terapia vocal. As variáveis foram correlacionadas e comparadas por meio de estatística inferencial. Resultados A maioria dos pacientes encontrava-se no estágio de contemplação (76,2%, n = 115), 22 (14,6%), no estágio de pré-contemplação e 14 (9,3%), no estágio de ação. Houve correlação negativa entre o escore no URICA-VOZ e o domínio socioemocional e escore total do QVV. Ocorreu correlação positiva entre o escore do URICA-VOZ e os domínios total, emocional e funcional do IDV, assim como entre o escore do URICA-VOZ e os domínios total, de limitação e emocional da ESV. Apenas os valores do domínio socioemocional do QVV e emocional no ESV apresentaram diferenças estatisticamente significantes entre os estágios motivacionais. Conclusões Existe associação entre a autoavaliação vocal e a prontidão para mudança em pacientes disfônicos. Pacientes com maior impacto na qualidade de vida em voz no QVV e maior frequência de sintomas vocais referida na ESV apresentam maior prontidão para mudança.

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“…13 Other studies have focused on addictive behaviors such as smoking in adults 14 and adolescents, 15 and dietary fat consumption. 16 Situational temptation has also been examined in studies of risky sexual behaviors in adolescent college students. 17,12 However, no study to date has specifically addressed situational temptation and medication adherence in YLH.…”

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Situational Temptation for HIV Medication Adherence in High-Risk Youth

MacDonell

Naar‐King

Murphy

et al. 2011

AIDS Patient Care and STDs

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This study explored the role of situational temptation, a component of self-efficacy, in adolescent and young adult (ages 16-24) HIV medication adherence by assessing participants' perceptions of their temptation to miss medications in various situations (e.g., when medication causes physical side effects, when there is fear of disclosure of HIV status). Youth (n ¼ 186; 83% African American) were participants in a multisite clinical trial examining the efficacy of a motivational intervention. Data were collected using computer-assisted personal interviewing. Youth believed the most tempting reasons or situations that might lead them to miss their HIV medications to be symptoms (if the medicine caused you to have other physical symptoms) and sick (if the medicine made you sick to your stomach or made you throw up or if it tasted bad), but these were not significantly associated with nonadherence. This suggests disconnection between youths' expectations of temptation and actual tempting situations associated with nonadherence. Situational temptations associated with nonadherence included lack of social support, needing a break from medications, and not seeing a need for medications. Interventions to improve adherence should consider perceptions of HIV medications, particularly the benefits of taking medications and expectations of physical symptoms. Interventionists and clinicians should consider situations that may tempt youth to miss doses of medication and help youth gain insight into these temptations. Emerging methods, such as Ecological Momentary Assessment (e.g., daily diaries, cell phone text messaging), may be useful in gaining insight into the day-to-day experience of youth living with HIV.

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Validation of decisional balance and situational temptations measures for dietary fat reduction in a large school-based population of adolescents

Cited by 57 publications

References 37 publications

Patterns and correlates of multiple risk behaviors in overweight women

Patterns and correlates of multiple risk behaviors in overweight women

Autoavaliação e prontidão para mudança em pacientes disfônicos

Situational Temptation for HIV Medication Adherence in High-Risk Youth

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