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Development and validation of women’s environmental health scales in Korea: severity, susceptibility, response efficacy, self-efficacy, benefit, barrier, personal health behavior, and community health behavior scales
Summary
A suite of validated psychometric scales was developed for measuring Korean women's environmental health awareness and behaviors across dimensions including perceived severity, susceptibility, response efficacy, self-efficacy, benefits, barriers, and both personal and community health behaviors, providing standardized tools for tracking environmental health behavior change.
The evaluation of the psychometric properties shows that these scales are valid and reliable measures of women's environmental health awareness and behaviors. These scales may be helpful for assessing women's environmental health behaviors, thereby contributing to efforts to promote environmental health.
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