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dc.contributor.advisorDuan-Rung Chenen
dc.contributor.author周安國zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorAn-Kuo Chouen
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dc.description.abstract目的:兒童期肥胖是全球普遍面臨的問題,它與成人期肥胖及慢性疾病有顯著關聯。預防或介入兒童肥胖是一項重要的公共衛生課題。提升個體的健康識能被視為其中的主要策略之一,然而目前尚缺乏明確的解釋,說明家長和兒童的個人健康識能如何通過特定的中介變項影響兒童的肥胖狀態。本研究旨在探討家長和兒童的健康識能如何影響兒童的肥胖狀態。
方法:本橫斷面研究調查新竹縣10-11歲的兒童及其父母。透過多階段人口比例抽樣方法,在新竹縣的30所學校中選擇3620名兒童與其父母。使用匿名的結構性問卷對兒童、父親和母親分別進行調查,問卷涵蓋了家庭社經地位、個人體重、父母和兒童的健康識能、父母的飲食行為和照護態度,以及兒童的自我照護行為。同時通過驗證性因素分析建立中文版青少年健康識能量表的信效度,並利用此工具進行兒童健康識能的測量。研究利用結構方程模型作為分析工具,進行家長和兒童健康識能與兒童身體質量指數z-score關聯性的結構方程模式路徑分析。
結果: 共回收2868份問卷,其中有效問卷為2123份。本研究建立了中文版青少年健康識能量表的信效度。研究發現,兒童的健康識能對其身體質量指數z-score無直接相關效果,但會經由兒童情緒性飲食行為的中介而有間接相關效果,總相關效果的標準化係數為-0.025(95%信賴區間:-0.050至 -0.006,p-value = 0.005);父親的健康識能是經由兒童健康識能及兒童情緒性飲食行為作為中介,總相關效果的標準化係數為-0.003(95%信賴區間:-0.007至-0.001,p-value =0.003)。母親的健康識能則是藉由母親自身的飲食行為與照護態度影響兒童,產生中介作用與兒童體重有間接相關,總相關效果的標準化係數為-0.010(95%信賴區間:-0.016至-0.005,p-value =0.001)。
結論: 家長的健康識能與兒童身體質量指數z-score呈顯著負相關性。家長的飲食行為與照護態度會產生中介作用,父親與母親的中介路徑大不相同。兒童自身的健康識能和自我照護行為與其兒童身體質量指數z-score密切相關,特別是兒童的情緒性飲食行為與體重之間存在關聯。
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dc.description.abstractPurpose: Childhood obesity is a prevalent global issue, significantly associated with adult obesity and chronic diseases. Preventing or intervening in childhood obesity is a critical public health challenge. Enhancing individual health literacy is considered one of the main strategies; however, there is a lack of clear explanation on how parental and child health literacy affects childhood obesity through specific mediating variables. This study aims to explore how parental and child health literacy influences childhood obesity.
Methods: This cross-sectional study surveyed children aged 10-11 and their parents in Hsinchu County. Using a multistage proportional sampling method, 3,620 children and their parents from 30 schools in Hsinchu County were selected. An anonymous structured questionnaire was administered to children, fathers, and mothers, covering family socioeconomic status, individual weight, parental and child health literacy, parental dietary behaviors and caregiving attitudes, and children’s self-care behaviors. The validity and reliability of the Chinese version of the Adolescent Health Literacy Scale were established through confirmatory factor analysis, and this tool was used to measure children’s health literacy. Structural equation modeling (SEM) was employed to analyze the associations between parental and child health literacy and children’s body mass index (BMI) z-score.
Results: A total of 2,868 questionnaires were returned, with 2,123 valid responses. The study established the reliability and validity of the Chinese version of the Adolescent Health Literacy Scale. The findings indicated that children’s health literacy had no direct effect on their BMI z-score, but it had an indirect effect mediated by children’s emotional eating behaviors, with a total standardized effect size of -0.025 (95% CI: -0.050 to -0.006, p-value = 0.005). Fathers’ health literacy had an indirect effect mediated by children’s health literacy and emotional eating behaviors, with a total standardized effect size of -0.003 (95% CI: -0.007 to -0.001, p-value = 0.003). Mothers’ health literacy indirectly influenced children’s weight through their own dietary behaviors and caregiving attitudes, with a total standardized effect size of -0.010 (95% CI: -0.016 to -0.005, p-value = 0.001).
Conclusion: Parental health literacy is significantly negatively associated with children’s BMI z-score. Parental dietary behaviors and caregiving attitudes play a mediating role, with distinct pathways for fathers and mothers. Children’s own health literacy and self-care behaviors are closely related to their BMI z-score, particularly the association between children’s emotional eating behaviors and weight.
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dc.description.tableofcontents中文摘要 i
英文摘要 ii
第一章 緒論 1
第一節 研究背景 1
第二節 研究目的與重要性 2
第一項 研究目的 2
第二項 研究重要性 2
第二章 文獻回顧 4
第一節 健康識能 4
第一項 健康識能的定義 4
第二項 健康識能的理論模型 5
第三項 健康識能的測量工具 8
第二節 兒童肥胖 11
第一項 兒童肥胖的定義與流行病學統計 11
第二項 肥胖對兒童的影響 13
第三項 兒童性別與兒童體重 15
第四項 與兒童肥胖相關的個人行為因子 16
第三節 兒童的健康識能 21
第一項 家長如何影響兒童的健康識能 21
第二項 兒童健康識能的相關理論模型 22
第三項 兒童的健康識能測量 26
第四節 兒童及父母健康識能與兒童肥胖之相關 27
第一項 兒童健康識能與兒童肥胖的關聯性 27
第二項 父母健康識能與兒童肥胖之間的相關研究 29
第五節 家長健康識能、自身飲食行為與照護態度和兒童肥胖之相關 30
第一項 家長對於兒童體位認知與兒童肥胖的關聯性 30
第二項 家長自身飲食行為與兒童肥胖的關聯性 31
第三項 家長特定教養方式與兒童肥胖的關聯性 32
第四項 家長餵食態度與兒童肥胖的關聯性 34
第五項 父母親之間的差異 36
第六節 社會經濟地位與兒童肥胖的關聯性 37
第一項 家長教育程度與兒童肥胖的相關性 37
第二項 家庭收入對兒童肥胖的影響 38
第三項 地區收入對兒童肥胖的作用 38
第四項 同儕因素對兒童肥胖的影響 39
第七節 小結 40
第三章 研究方法 41
第一節 研究假設 41
第二節 研究的理論模型 44
第三節 研究場域及對象 48
第一項 研究場域 48
第二項 研究對象 49
第三項 抽樣方式 50
第四項 問卷發送及回收 51
第五項 回收問卷之遺漏值分析 52
第四節 研究變項及操作型定義 54
第五節 量表設計 54
第一項 家長健康識能:歐洲健康識能調查短版量表(Short version of The European Health Literacy Questionnaire, HLS-EU-Q12) 55
第二項 兒童健康識能:青少年健康識能量表(Health Literacy Assessment Scale for Adolescents,HAS-A) 56
第三項 家長對於孩童的教養態度:父母教養方式與類別量表 (The Parenting Styles and Dimensions Questionnaire, PSDQ) 58
第四項 家長對家中孩童的餵食態度:兒童餵食量表(The Child Feeding Questionnaire, CFQ) 58
第五項 兒童自我效能: 兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表 60
第六項 家長及兒童情緒性飲食行為:三因子飲食量表(The Three Factor Eating Questionnaire (TFEQ)) 61
第六節 資料分析 61
第一項 描述性統計 61
第二項 所有問卷之信效度分析 63
第四章 結果 74
第一節 雙變數分析 74
第二節 路徑分析 (潛在變項路徑分析) 79
第五章 討論 95
第一節 兒童健康識能與兒童體重之相關性(假說1) 95
第二節 家長教育程度與與兒童體重結果之關聯(假說2) 96
第三節 家長教育程度與兒童健康識能之關聯(假說3) 97
第四節 兒童健康識能與兒童自我照護行為行為以及BMI z-score之相關性 (假說4&5) 98
第五節 家長教育程度及健康識能對於家長飲食行為及兒童照護態度之間的關聯性 (假說6 &10) 98
第六節 家長之健康識能及飲食行為、照護態度與兒童健康識能之關聯性 (假說8) 99
第八節 家長識能、飲食行為以及照護態度對於孩童體重結果之關係(假說7) 101
第九節 研究限制 103
第六章 結論 105
第一節 結論 105
第二節 政策建議與未來研究方向 106
第七章 參考文獻 108
第八章 附錄 129
附件1.兒童及青少年生長身體質量指數(BMI)建議值表 129
附件2.各年齡兒童過重與肥胖之盛行率 130
附件3.教育部國中及國小學生體位趨勢表 131
附件4.台灣地區2020年綜合所得稅總額統計表 132
附件5.新竹縣各鄉鎮市2020年綜合所得總額統計表 133
附件6.臺灣本島2020年11月普通住戶之家戶型態比例表 134
附件7.臺灣本島2021年各縣市人口數及14歲以下人口數表 135
附件8.新竹縣各鄉鎮市2020年8月底10-11歲人口數及抽樣人數 136
附件9.新竹縣各鄉鎮市抽樣班級數目 137
附件10.新竹縣納入收案對象之學校及班級數目(N) 138
附件11.研究變項操作型定義 139
附件12.歐洲健康識能調查短版量表中英題項對照表 147
附件13.青少年健康識能量表中英題項對照表 149
附件15.兒童餵食量表中英題項對照表 152
附件16.兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表中英題項對照表 154
附件17.三因子飲食量表之情緒性飲食題組中英題項對照表 155
附件18.有效問卷之遺漏描述統計表 156
附件19.兒童人口統計學資料之描述性統計 161
附件20.家長人口統計學資料之描述性統計 163
附件21.家長健康識能分級一覽表 165
附件22.兒童健康識能量表之描述性統計 166
附件23.兒童健康識能量表之驗證性因素分析表 167
附件24.修正後兒童健康識能量表之驗證性因素分析表 168
附件25.修正版兒童健康識能量表個別構面之區別效度檢定表 169
附件26.修正版兒童健康識能量表之效標效度檢定表 169
附件27.修正版兒童健康識能量表測量模型適配度指標檢定表 169
附件28.兒童健康識能分級一覽表 170
附件29.兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表之轉軸後因素負荷量摘要表 171
附件30.兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表之描述性統計 172
附件31.兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表之因素分析統計表 173
附件32.兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表之區辨效度檢驗表 174
附件33.兒童拒絕含糖飲料自我效能量表之測量模型適配度指標檢定表 174
附件34.家長成人健康識能量表之描述性統計 175
附件35.家長成人健康識能量表之驗證性因素分析表 176
附件36.家長成人健康識能量表個別構面之區別效度檢定表 177
附件37.使用結構方程模型Bootstrap計算構面間之相關係數表 177
附件38.家長成人健康識能量表測量模型適配度指標檢定表 177
附件39.家長雙親寬容式教養態度量表之描述性統計 178
附件40.家長寬容式教養態度量表之驗證性因素分析表 (模型一) 179
附件41.家長寬容式教養態度量表之驗證性因素分析表 (模型三) 179
附件42.家長寬容式教養態度量表測量模型適配度指標檢定表 180
附件43.模型三之家長寬容式教養態度量表測量模型適配度指標檢定表 180
附件44.家長餵食態度量表之描述性統計 181
附件45.家長餵食態度量表之驗證性因素分析表 182
附件46.家長餵食態度量表之測量模式適配度指標檢核表 183
附件47.模式五之家長餵食態度量表之測量模式適配度指標檢核表 183
附件48.修正後家長餵食態度量表之驗證性因素分析表 184
附件49.修正後家長餵食態度量表之區辨效度檢驗表 185
附件50.家長情緒性飲食量表之描述性統計 186
附件51.兒童情緒性飲食量表之描述性統計 186
附件52.家長情緒性飲食量表之因素分析統計表 187
附件53.兒童情緒性飲食量表之因素分析統計表 187
附件54.家長與兒童情緒性飲食量表之測量模型適配度指標表 188
附件55.雙變數之相關係數矩陣 189
附件56.研究假設檢定結果(模型二) 197
附件57.模型二之路徑分析摘要圖之係數檢定表 199
附件58.模型三之路徑分析摘要圖之係數檢定表 201
附件59.模型四之路徑分析摘要圖之係數檢定表 202
附件60. 父親版兒童教養及餵食態度量表 203
附件61. 母親版兒童教養及餵食態度量表 208
附件62. 兒童版健康素養、飲食及體位相關量表 212
附件63. 臨床試驗研究證明書 219
附件64. 研究計畫之學校注意事項 221
附件65. 研究計畫之流程圖 223
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dc.language.isozh_TW-
dc.title父母及兒童健康識能與兒童肥胖相關性之多重路徑分析zh_TW
dc.titleThe Associations of Parental and Child Health Literacy with Child Obesity: A Multipath Modelen
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dc.date.schoolyear112-2-
dc.description.degree博士-
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee黃國晉;張齡尹;邱瓊萱;簡怡雯zh_TW
dc.contributor.oralexamcommitteeKuo-Chin Huang;Ling-Yin Chang;Chiung-Hsuan Chiu;Yi-Wen Chienen
dc.subject.keyword健康識能,兒童肥胖,結構方程模型,家庭社經地位,情緒性飲食,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordHealth Literacy,Childhood Obesity,,Structural Equation Modeling,Family Socioeconomic Status,Emotional Eating,en
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dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202402234-
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