Identification of Psychological Factors Associated with Adherence to Self-Care Behaviors amongst Patients with Type 1 Diabetes

Table 2

Means (SD), minimum and maximum scores, scales, and Cronbach’s alpha for variables ().

	Minimum	Maximum	Mean (SD)	Score	Cronbach’s alpha
Level of training in diabetes management	1	10	7.3 (1.6)	0-10
Level of motivation for self-care	1	10	6.6 (2.4)	1-10
Level of awareness of the disease	0	10	8.6 (1.6)	0-10
Level of importance given to the disease	0	10	8.3 (1.8)	0-10
Level of perceived severity	0	10	7.2 (2.2)	0-10
Self-efficacy	15	50	37.2 (6.7)	1-50	0.89
Conscientiousness	11	35	26.2 (4.8)	7-35	0.69
Positive affect	0	30	18.9 (6.3)	0-30	0.86
Negative affect	0	30	11.1 (6.7)	0-30	0.78
Anxiety	1	21	8.4 (3.0)	0-21	0.55
Depression	0	17	4.7 (3.7)	0-21	0.77
Diabetes-related distress	0	80	37.5 (18.9)	0-100	0.94
Fear of hypoglycemia	1	5	3.5 (1.3)	1-5
Concern about hypoglycemia	1	5	3.7 (1.1)	1-5
Concern about complications	1	5	4.1 (1.0)	1-5
Interference of diabetes (ViDa1)	12	57	29 (9.8)	12-60	0.86
Self-care (ViDa1)	15	55	41.6 (7.9)	11-55	0.84
Well-being (ViDa1)	8	30	22.5 (5.1)	6-30	0.76
Worry about the disease (ViDa1)	5	25	18.9 (4.1)	5-25	0.70
Social support	34	95	83.7 (12.5)	19-95	0.95
Self-care (SCI-R)	8.3	100	65.4 (15.1)	0-100	0.79