英文摘要 |
The transtheoretical model advocated that behavior can be dynamically changed by perceivedbenefits, perceived barriers, and self-efficacy, and the same change a way existence many kinds of changeprocesses. This study explored 12-months of behavior change between “progressive _ backward” and“backward _ progressive” and compared the difference between the patterns of behavior change inperceived benefits, perceived barriers, and self-efficacy. The parent population were National Universityof Kaohsiung one, two, and third grade students (N=2,584), and completed the first, sixth, 12th monthstage of change for exercise assessment define study population. Furthermore, according to sixth monthstage of change for exercise, selected the first, sixth, 12th “progressive _ backward” and “backward _ progressive” the stage of change for exercise for the subjects (n=260; average age 20.39 ± 8.54 year old).To assess the first, sixth, 12th month stage of change for exercise, perceived benefits, perceived barriers,and self-efficacy after the self-administered questionnaire method, and the collected data were analyzedby the two-stage clustering approach, discriminate analysis, and one-way MANOVA. The results werefollowing: (1) four patterns of behavior change were classified by the perceived benefits, perceivedbarriers, self-efficacy. (2) Perceived benefits indicated higher in the patten-1 and the patten-2 than in thepattern-3 and in the pattern-4 in the first, sixth, and 12th month. Perceived barriers indicated higher in thepattern-1 and in the pattern-4 than in the pattern-2 and in the pattern-3 in the first and sixth month. (3)Perceived barriers indicated higher in the parren-3 than in the pattern-2, in the pattern-4, and in thepattern-1 in the 12th month. (4) Self-efficacy indicate higher in the pattern-1 and in the pattern-4 than inthe pattern-3 and in the pattern-4 in the first, sixth, 12th month. The conclusion were the higher perceivedbenefits and self-efficacy for the stage of change initial period to the intermediate period, but changes theintermediate period to had high perceived barriers to the later period, will form “progressive _ backward” the attribute patterns of behavior change. Then, the higher perceived barriers for the stage ofchange initial period to the intermediate period, but changes the intermediate period to had high perceivedbenefits and self-efficacy to the later period, will form “backward _ progressive” the attribute patterns ofbehavior change. |