Personality traits as predictors of good diabetic control
To identify personality characteristics that might contribute to overall good control of type I diabetes mellitus, we used a biological correlate of control, glycosylated hemoglobin A 1c values, as a means of selecting patients. Patients with evidence of good control (HbA lc < 7.5%) were compared...
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| description | To identify personality characteristics that might contribute to overall good control of type I diabetes mellitus, we used a biological correlate of control, glycosylated hemoglobin A
1c values, as a means of selecting patients. Patients with evidence of good control (HbA
lc < 7.5%) were compared with patients with evidence of poor control (HbA
lc > 10.4%). All patients were administered the Personality Research Form E. Need for achievement and a socially desirable response style were associated with good glycemic control. This finding is placed in the context of the complexity of health care behaviors required for adequate self-management. |
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