[PDF] Top 20 Investigating Predictors of Prenatal Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy

... and self-efficacy scores among an urban population in Pacatuba, ...maternal breastfeeding self-efficacy and age, marital status, maternal education, paternal education, income, number ... See full document

... This was a single-blind clinical trial (IRCT 2014012115163N2; ethic code: 92-01-33-1023) conduct- ed on 66 pregnant women who referred to health center of Urmia in 2014. In this study, inclusion criteria included ... See full document

... Univariate regression was performed to determine the effect of race (black vs. non-black), marital status (married vs. not married), and insurance (Medicaid vs. self-pay) on EBF at hospital discharge. Race and ... See full document

... of self-efficacy based on the breastfeeding self- efficacy ...that prenatal breastfeeding education and postnatal breastfeeding support were given for one time ... See full document

... of breastfeeding exclusivity and duration (de Jager, Skouteris, Broadbent, Amir, & Mellor, ...Theory, self-efficacy refers to an individual’s perceived ability to carry out a specific task or ... See full document

... as self-efficacy and multiple intelligences assume considerable ...Iran investigating these two constructs, namely self-efficacy and multiple intelligences, the researcher believes that ... See full document

... exclusive breastfeeding for approximately the first 6 months postpartum, after which complementary food should be introduced gradually, with the continuation of breastfeeding until 2 years or ...affecting ... See full document

... The family health unit was chosen by simple random sampling from Zagazig city. Considering the previous score recorded for Breastfeeding Self-efficacy in lactating mothers. The sample size was ... See full document

... investigated self-efficacy in breast- feeding support among public health nurses (PHNs) working at maternal and child health (MCH) services in Japanese municipalities, and its related factors such as ... See full document

... In the final stage, the Turkish IIFAS was pretested with 10 Turkish women who were breastfeeding, to evaluate the readability of each item. The data of the pilot study was not included in the validation sample of ... See full document

... teachers’ efficacy together with their attitudes and beliefs about ...as efficacy, beliefs and experiences will have a bidirectional influence on each ...examined self-reported experiences during ... See full document

... Methods and Material: A cross sectional study was conducted among 100 smokers visiting to the Dental Out Patient Department of The Oxford Dental College, Bangalore. Participant’s demographic details were recorded and a ... See full document

... investigate self efficacy, social acceptance and locus of control as predictors of social ...General self efficacy questionnaire, marlowe- crowne social desirability scale, Rotter's ... See full document

... and breastfeeding self-efficacy, potentially contributing to lower breastmilk feeding rates ...feeding self-efficacy and increase rates of breastmilk feeding at ... See full document

... one’s self, self-expression, para-social interactions, information seeking, professional advancement (Trammell, 2006), maintaining pre-existing social connections (Ellison et ...and self-disclosure ... See full document

... known predictors of breastfeeding cessation such as marital status, socio-eco- nomic deprivation, mode of delivery, and the timing of breastfeeding initiation, were not associated with breast- ... See full document

... considered, self- efficacy scores were significantly higher with greater clinician knowledge of the patient (P < ...their self-efficacy to be highest when a patient attended the ... See full document

... Health. Prenatal care is provided at all of these ...deliver prenatal care to low-risk pregnancies until 28 weeks ges- tation using a system of nurse practitioners supported by a clinician at each ... See full document

... Teacher self-efficacy has been an integral sub-discipline of educational research since researchers first defined the construct in the mid-1970s (Berman & McLaughlin, 1977; Labone, ...teacher ... See full document

... of Efficacy Scale (Tschannen-Moran and Woolfolk-Hoy, 2001) was likewise used to measure the perceived competence of the faculty members in terms of their efficacy in student engagement, efficacy in ... See full document