Locus of Control and the Control of Diabetes
Study participants were 120 diabetic men on insulin who completed Rotter's Locus of Control Scale. Control of diabetes was measured with a score derived from five-point weighted scales for hemoglobin A1, fasting blood glucose, triglyceride, and cholesterol. Baseline and six-month locus of contr...
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| description | Study participants were 120
diabetic men on insulin who
completed Rotter's Locus of
Control Scale. Control of
diabetes was measured with a
score derived from five-point
weighted scales for hemoglobin
A1, fasting blood glucose,
triglyceride, and cholesterol.
Baseline and six-month locus of
control scores were correlated
with metabolic control at six and
12 months. Results showed that
an internal locus was associated
with poorer control of the
disease at six and 12 months,
with correlations stronger at six
months than at 12 months, when
control was slightly worse. It
may be that externally controlled
individuals are more receptive to
medical instructions and comply
more readily than internal pa
tients who take charge of their
lives through self-controlling
behaviors. A more thorough
understanding of internally
oriented diabetic patients is
necessary to design educational
programs that would guide these
self-regulated persons toward
better control of their illness. |
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Control Scale. Control of
diabetes was measured with a
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weighted scales for hemoglobin
A1, fasting blood glucose,
triglyceride, and cholesterol.
Baseline and six-month locus of
control scores were correlated
with metabolic control at six and
12 months. Results showed that
an internal locus was associated
with poorer control of the
disease at six and 12 months,
with correlations stronger at six
months than at 12 months, when
control was slightly worse. It
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individuals are more receptive to
medical instructions and comply
more readily than internal pa
tients who take charge of their
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Control Scale. Control of
diabetes was measured with a
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weighted scales for hemoglobin
A1, fasting blood glucose,
triglyceride, and cholesterol.
Baseline and six-month locus of
control scores were correlated
with metabolic control at six and
12 months. Results showed that
an internal locus was associated
with poorer control of the
disease at six and 12 months,
with correlations stronger at six
months than at 12 months, when
control was slightly worse. It
may be that externally controlled
individuals are more receptive to
medical instructions and comply
more readily than internal pa
tients who take charge of their
lives through self-controlling
behaviors. A more thorough
understanding of internally
oriented diabetic patients is
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self-regulated persons toward
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diabetic men on insulin who
completed Rotter's Locus of
Control Scale. Control of
diabetes was measured with a
score derived from five-point
weighted scales for hemoglobin
A1, fasting blood glucose,
triglyceride, and cholesterol.
Baseline and six-month locus of
control scores were correlated
with metabolic control at six and
12 months. Results showed that
an internal locus was associated
with poorer control of the
disease at six and 12 months,
with correlations stronger at six
months than at 12 months, when
control was slightly worse. It
may be that externally controlled
individuals are more receptive to
medical instructions and comply
more readily than internal pa
tients who take charge of their
lives through self-controlling
behaviors. A more thorough
understanding of internally
oriented diabetic patients is
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programs that would guide these
self-regulated persons toward
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