Analysis of the Correlation between Dietary Health Beliefs and Disease Perception in Type 2 Diabetes Patients

Chunhui Li; Gyung Park

doi:10.63887/jse.2025.1.4.8

August 19, 2025Open Access

Analysis of the Correlation between Dietary Health Beliefs and Disease Perception in Type 2 Diabetes Patients

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Dietary health beliefs are negatively correlated with disease perception in type 2 diabetes patients, indicating beliefs can influence how patients view their condition.
The average score for dietary health beliefs was 66.24±7.42, while disease perception scored lower at 37.14±7.05, highlighting a deficiency in positive perception.
A sample of 240 type 2 diabetes patients was analyzed using various questionnaires and statistical methods, including Pearson correlation analysis and regression analysis.
Results suggest that improving dietary health beliefs may enhance disease perception, calling for targeted health education interventions.

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Analysis reveals dietary health beliefs negatively correlate with disease perception in type 2 diabetes patients, suggesting potential areas for intervention.

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