Abstract:
The aim of this study was to compare Metacognitive beliefs and control strategies of thought
and document styles in between diabetics and healthy. The study population consisted of all
patients admitted to hospitals and specialized clinics of Ardabil in the first half of 2015. The
research method is causal-comparative and be available for sampling. To collect the data, a
documentary style (ASQ), a questionnaire metacognition (MCQ) and thought control
questionnaire was used in this study. Manoa test was used to examine the research
hypotheses. The findings of this study showed that among the components of Metacognitive
beliefs between the two groups of patients with diabetes and normal subjects there is a
significant difference (P>0.05) and the mean scores of positive beliefs about worry,
uncontrollability and danger, cognitive confidence and the need to control thoughts samples
from diabetic group than in normal group and only in the cognitive self-consciousness, there
is no difference between the two groups. It can be concluded that due to the need to educate
people with diabetes to increase their metacognitive beliefs.
Machine summary:
INTRODUCTION Diabetes is one of the most important and common disease that affects people of different ages (Amir, 1997) and its complications are a major cause of mortality and morbidity (Winner, 1986).
This means that the individual result or cause of action itself or external factors some document styles of a relatively stable personality variables and show how think that on the knowledge of people in your life adverse events explain.
Because the investigation solidarity of all researches, which attempted to compare different variables using correlation coefficient discovered or determined in this study compared Metacognitive beliefs and control strategies of thought and style of documents between diabetics and healthy subjects studied place.
837 As Table 4-11 shows the dimensions of positive beliefs about worry, uncontrollability and danger, cognitive confidence, the need to control thoughts and metacognition between the two groups of diabetic patients and healthy individuals there was no significant difference (p <0.
The results showed that the components of the control strategies of thought and elements of documentary style in between diabetics and healthy subjects, no significant difference was observed.
But between metacognition beliefs were significant differences in normal and diabetic individuals.
That's why people with diabetes need to learn to control your thoughts and awareness of the disease.
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