Health behavior change following chronic illness in middle and later life
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...There is a higher likelihood of cessation that has been shown relative to controls in a previous study [18]....
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...Further, the adoption and maintenance of healthful behaviors—such as smoking reductions and cessation—may be of particular importance in the prevention of disease and compromised function associated with aging [18, 19]....
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...These habits are also well-documented risk factors for other illnesses, including cardiovascular disease (Chiuve et al., 2008; Newsom et al., 2012), whereas adopting at least 4 of those behaviors would strongly protect against early death (Loef & Walach, 2012)....
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...…(to capture the specific impact of cancer diagnosis on lifestyle and because these chronic conditions may affect subsequent health behaviors; Newsom et al., 2012), and had no missing data on health behaviors and measures of potential covariates when psychological symptom measures were…...
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...Although individuals might reevaluate their health behaviors following a cancer diagnosis, any related changes are not always sustained (Newsom et al., 2012; Williams, Steptoe, & Wardle, 2013), with suboptimal levels of health behaviors noted in studies conducted between 2 and 7 years postdiagnosis…...
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...Among those with chronic diseases, however, change in health behavior is more difficult.(26) The results of this study support this view....
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...While the former results in a positive association between CMD and smoking [13–17], the latter is reverse [18,19]....
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...Second, individuals may decide to quit smoking when they are diagnosed with a new CMC or CMD [18,19]....
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...—Latent growth curve models using all available data assume that the data are at least missing at random (Little & Rubin, 2002), and the pattern of missing data from this study may not meet this criterion (i.e., nonignorable missingness)....
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...Subjective norms in favor of changing behavior (Ajzen & Albarracín, 2007) are likely to be salient when a chronic illness has been diagnosed and also should lead to healthier behavior....
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