Contents & References of Predicting psychological well-being based on resilience and life expectancy in diabetic patients with retinal damage
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Table of Contents
Title Page Generalities of the research
1-1 Introduction. 3
2-1 statement of the problem. 7
3-1 Importance and necessity of research. 11
4-1 Research goals. 14
5-1 Research hypotheses. 15
6-1 Definitions of theoretical and operational concepts. 15
The second chapter: Theoretical foundations and research background
1-2 Diabetes. 19
1-1-2 History of diabetes. 19
How does 2-1-2 insulin work in the body? 20
3-1-2 Why should blood sugar be regulated? 21
4-1-2 The concept of diabetes. 23
5-1-2 types of diabetes. 25
6-1-2 Risk factors and diabetes screening. 29
1-6-1-2 risk factors of type 1 diabetes. 30
2-6-1-2 risk factors of type 2 diabetes. 30
7-1-2 diabetes symptoms. 34
8-1-2 Criteria for diagnosing diabetes. 34
9-1-2 Complications of diabetes. 36
1-9-1-2 Acute (early) complications of diabetes. 36
2-9-1-2 chronic (late) complications of diabetes. 38
10-1-2 Diabetic ulcers. 41
11-1-2 Exercise and diabetes. 42
12-1-2 Diet and diabetes. 43
13-1-2 Diabetes treatment. 44
2-2 Ocular complications of diabetes. 44
1-2-2 Retinal damage (retinopathy). 45
2-2-2 Diabetic eye diseases (retinopathy). 48
3-2-2 Treatment of diabetic retinopathy. 48
3-2 The concept of psychological well-being. 49
4-2 concept of resilience. 54
1-4-2 factors affecting resilience. 56
2-4-2 Resilience models. 58
5-2 The concept of life expectancy. 62
6-2 An overview of the conducted researches. 69
1-6-2 Researches conducted in relation to the relationship between psychological well-being and resilience. 69
2-6-2 Researches conducted regarding the relationship between psychological well-being and life expectancy. 70
7-2 Summary and conclusion. 71
The third chapter: Research method
1-3 research method. 74
2-3 statistical population. 74
3-3 Statistical sample and sampling method. 74
4-3 Demographic information. 74
5-3 research tools. 77
1-5-3 Psychological well-being scale. 77
2-5-3 Resilience questionnaire. 78
3-5-3 life expectancy questionnaire. 79
6-3 Ethical considerations. 79
7-3 execution method. 80
8-3 Information analysis method. 80
Chapter Four: Research findings
1-4 Introduction. 82
2-4 descriptive findings. 82
3-4 inferential findings. 86
1-3-4 Checking hypothesis 1. 87
2-3-4 Checking the hypothesis 2. 88
3-3-4 Checking the sub-hypothesis. 89
4-4 chapter summary. 91
The fifth chapter: Discussion and conclusion
1-5 research summary. 94
2-5 discussion and conclusions about research hypotheses. 95
3-5 Conclusion. 104
4-5 Research limitations and obstacles. 105
5-5 research proposals. 106
6-5 Practical suggestions. 107
Appendices
Appendix No. (1) psychological well-being questionnaire. 109
Appendix No. (2) Resilience Questionnaire. 111
Appendix No. (3) life expectancy scale. 113
Sources
A) Persian sources. 116
b) Latin sources. 119
Tables List
Page Title
Table 1 - 3 Demographic Information in Age and Patients. 75
Table 2-3 demographic information on the level of education and housing status of patients. 76
Table 3-3 Demographic information according to marital status and having a disease other than diabetes of diabetic patients.. 76
Table 4-1 Total scores, mean, standard deviation, minimum and maximum variables of life expectancy, resilience, psychological well-being and related subscales for all subjects by gender. 83
Table 2-4 Total scores, mean, standard deviation, minimum and maximum variables of life expectancy, resilience, psychological well-being and related subscales for all subjects. 84
Table 3-4 Pearson correlation matrix for review84
Table 3-4 Pearson correlation matrix to examine the relationship between research variables. 85
Table 4-4 Linear regression test using the simultaneous method (inter). 87
Table 5-4 Linear regression test using the simultaneous method (inter). 88
Table 4-6 Pillai's effect, Wilks's lambda, Hotelling's effect and the largest root of zinc. 89
Table 4-7 Multivariate analysis of variance to investigate the difference in psychological well-being in diabetic men and women with retinal damage 90
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