Effectiveness of Health Education Program for a Promoting Preventive Behavior of Tobacco Product Consumption Among Primary School Female Students in Bangkok Metropolitan
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Health Education Program, Preventive Behavior of Tobacco Product ConsumptionAbstract
quasi-experimental study aimed to examine the effectiveness of a health education program for a promoting preventive behavior of tobacco product consumption among primary school female students in Bangkok Metropolitan Based on the theory of planned behavior. The sample was grade 5 students with risk behavior of tobacco product consumption. From two primary schools in Bangkok Metropolitan, Thailand. Participants were selected by simple random sampling to either the experimental group (n = 30) and the compared group (n = 30). The experimental group participated in a health education program for promoting preventive behavior of tobacco product consumption using child-centered with various activities for 5 weeks. The compare group participated in a regular health education class. The instrument in data collection was a questionnaire. Data was analyzed by using Descriptive statistics, dependent t-test, and independent t-test.
The result revealed that at post study, perceived attitude toward not - tobacco product consumption, perceived subjective norm to not - tobacco product consumption, perceived behaviors control for not - tobacco product consumption and intention to not - tobacco product consumption in the experimental group showed a greater mean score than the pre-test mean score at .05 significant level. At post-test, only perceived attitude toward not - tobacco product consumption and intention to not - tobacco product consumption mean score in the experimental group was found greater than the comparison group at
.05 significant level
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