Contents & References of Investigating the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral stress management group training on resilience, health control center, general health and hemoglobin glucose in patients with diabetes
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Table of Contents
Title
Abstract.. 1
Chapter One: Research Overview
1-1-Introduction.. 3
1-2-Statement of the problem.. 8
1-3- Necessity and importance of research.. 21
1-4-Research goal.. 31
1-4-1- Scientific goals.. 31
1-4-2- Practical goals.. 31
1-5- Research hypothesis.. 31
1-6- Theoretical definitions of variables.. 32
1-6-1- Definition of concepts.. 32
1-6-1-1- Theoretical definition.. 32
1-7-Operational definitions of variables.. 33
Chapter Two: Theoretical foundations and research background
2-1- Theoretical discussions.. 35
2-1-1- Theoretical discussions Diabetes.. 35
2-1-1-1 Introduction.. 35
2-1-1-2- Diabetes from definition to reality. 36
2-1-1-3- obesity, hidden epidemic. 37
2-1-1-4- Short history of diabetes. 38
2-1-1-5- How does insulin work in the body? 39
2-1-1-6- Why should blood sugar be regulated?. 40
2-1-1-7- types of diabetes.. 41
2-1-1-8- risk factors of type 2 diabetes. 43
2-1-1-9- symptoms of diabetes.. 45
2-1-1-10- diagnosis criteria. 46
2-1-1-11- Complications of diabetes.. 46
2-1-1-12- Early complications of diabetes. 46
2-1-1-13- Late complications of diabetes. 47
2-1-1-14- Treatment of diabetes.. 50
2-1-1-15- Importance of diabetes control. 52
2-1-1-16- The effect of grief and depression on diabetes. 53
2-1-2- Theoretical foundations of resilience structure. 53
2-1-2-1- elements of resilience and perspectives. 54
2-1-2-2- Definition of resilience.. 55
2-1-2-3- How resilience is formed. 57
2-1-2-3-1- Theoretical approaches to resilience. 57
2-1-2-4- Research waves about resilience. 59
2-1-2-5-characteristics of resilient people. 63
2-1-2-6- The profile of a resilient person. 63
2-1-2-6-1- Social competence. 63
2-1-2-6-2- problem solving skills. 64
2-1-2-6-3- Independence.. 65
2-1-2-6-4- Sense of purpose.. 65
2-1-2-6-5- Self-confidence.. 66
2-1-2-6-6- Feeling of sufficiency... 67
2-1-2-6-7- Feeling of having one Safe base. 67
2-1-2-7- Characteristics of resilient environments. 69
2-1-3- Theoretical issues of health control center. 70
2-1-3-1- Source of control.. 70
2-1-3-2- Psychological toughness. 71
2-1-3-3- control center.. 73
2-1-3-4- internal and external control. 73
2-1-3-5- Health control center. 74
2-1-3-6- Feeling of individual control. 75
2-1-3-7- Types of control.. 75
2-1-3-8- A person's belief about himself and control. 77
2-1-3-9- Formation of individual control. 78
2-1-3-10- Gender and cultural differences in individual control. 79
2-1-3-11-When people do not have individual control. 79
2-1-3-12- Individual control and health. 82
2-1-4- Theoretical foundations of public health. 84
2-1-4-1- Effective factors in public health. 85
2-1-4-2- Types of public health perspectives. 85
2-1-5-hemoglobin, glucose.. 89
2-1-6- group management of stress. 91
2-1-6-1- about treatments. 91
2-1-6-2- Stress.. 91
2-1-6-2-1- What is stress?.. 91
2-1-6-2-2- Types of stress.. 94
2-1-6-2-3- Effective factors in reaction to mental pressure. 95
2-1-6-2-4-factors that reduce mental pressure. 96
2-1-6-2-5-stress management technique. 106
2-1-6-3- Definition of cognition.. 108
2-1-6-3-1- Cognitive therapy.. 108
2-1-6-4- Behavior therapy.. 110
2-1-6-5- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (C. B. T). 111
2-1-6-6- Relaxation theories. 112
2-1-6-6-1-Uniform theories. 112
2-1-6-6-2- two-faceted theories. 113
2-1-6-6-3- multifaceted theories. 113
2-1-6-7- Definition of group stress management in a cognitive-behavioral way. 115
2-1-6-7-1- Group meetings and program duration. 116
2-1-6-7-2- group size.. 116
2-1-6-7-3- closed group structure. 117
2-1-6-7-4- The sequence of meetings.. 117
2-1-6-7-5-Maintenance meetings.. 118
2-1-6-7-6- The design goals of this program. 119
2-1-6-7-7- group leaders..120
2-1-6-7-8- Outline of the program. 121
2-2- Previous research. 123
2-2-1- Stress and resilience. 123
2-2-2- Stress and locus of control. 125
2-2-3- Stress and general health. 126
2-2-4- Stress and hemoglobin glucosity. 131
2-2-5- Resilience and public health. 133
2-2-6- Public health and control center. 134
2-2-7- Center of control and hemoglobin of glucose. 138
2-3- Summary. 138
Chapter three: research method
3-1- Type of research. 141
3-1-1- Type of research method. 141
3-1-2- Statistical community and research sample. 142
3-1-3- Sampling method. 142
3-1-4- Research implementation method. 142
3-2- Research tools and their validity and reliability. 146
3-2-1- Personal characteristics questionnaire. 147
3-2-2-Resilience Scale Questionnaire. 148
3-2-3- Health control center questionnaire. 149
3-2-4- Goldberg and Hill general health questionnaire. 151
3-2-5- Examining the amount of hemoglobin glucose. 153
3-3- Ethical considerations in the implementation method. 153
3-4- Data analysis method. 154
Chapter Four: Research Findings
4-1- Descriptive findings related to research variables. 156
4-2- Examining research hypotheses. 158
Chapter Five: Discussion and Conclusion
5-1-A summary of the research. 167
5-2-Research hypotheses. 168
5-3-Discussion. 169
5-4-Conclusion. 179
5-5-Limitations. 182
5-6-Suggestions. 182
Attachments:
Personal information questionnaire. 185
Resilience questionnaire. 186
Health control center questionnaire. 188
General health questionnaire. 190
List of sources
A) Persian sources. 192
b) Latin sources. 203
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