جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "health promoting lifestyle" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between satisfaction and frustration of basic psychological needs and self-compassion with health promoting lifestyle, considering the mediating role of perceived stress in working women.

This research was descriptive-correlation type. The statistical population of the research was all women working in government organizations and offices in Tehran province in 1401. Finally, in the present study, 400 women (168 single and 232 married) were randomly selected in a multi-stage manner, and they were given Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Frustration Scale, Self-Compassion Scale–Short Form, perceived stress Scale, and Profile Health-Promoting Lifestyle II answered.

The results indicate that the fit indices obtained from the analysis support the acceptable fit of the structural model with the collected data. The relationship between perceived-stress and negative and meaningful health-promoting lifestyle, and the relationship between self-compassion and positive health-promoting lifestyle, and the relationship between satisfaction of basic psychological needs and positive and meaningful health-promoting lifestyle, and the relationship between failure to Basic psychological needs and health-promoting lifestyle were negative and significant. The indirect relationship between self-compassion and health-promoting lifestyle, on the one hand, the indirect relationship between satisfaction of basic psychological needs and health-promoting lifestyle, on the other hand, was positive and significant.

The results showed that in working women, perceived-stress significantly mediates the relationship between basic psychological needs and self-compassion with health-promoting lifestyle.

The aim of the paper is to estimate the prevalence and factors associated to health promoting lifestyles with emphasis investigate gender differences among older adults. The participants of this study consisted of 400 elderly males and females (aged 60 years and more) from Shiraz city, who chosen by proportional stratified-sampling method.
Binary analysis showed gender predicts significantly scores of four of six health-promoting lifestyle subs-cales. In fact, we found out that females had higher scores of health responsibility and interpersonal relations than males, and vis-a-vis males had higher scores of physical activity and stress management than females. But, that there was no significant difference between gender and scores of two subscales; nutrition and spiritual growth. For overall health-promoting lifestyle, binary analysis showed males has higher score than females, although this result wasn’t statistically significant. Multivariate analysis (MCA) showed health promoting lifestyle score were positively associated with female gender. In fact, controlling for socio-economic variables (such as age, education, Occupation, income, living arrangement, self-efficacy, and so on), we found significant difference in health promoting lifestyle between men and women, with women having higher mean score. Overall, Apart from biological differences between women and men, social conditions and inequality result to unfair healthy behaviors outcome among men and women.