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“I Just Don’t Know What I Don’t Know!”:A Longitudinal Investigation of the Perceived Usefulness of Information to People with Type 2 Diabetes

机译：“我只是不知道我不知道！”：对信息对2型糖尿病患者有用性的纵向调查

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Consumer health information behavior (CHIB), whichencompasses a person’s health-related information needsand the activities in which they engage in order to look for,manage, and use information related to their healthcondition, impacts a person’s ability to manage and copewith a disease. Although CHIB has been found to be bothdynamic and situational, very few studies have undertakento study this phenomenon as a process that unfolds acrosstime. This paper reports results from a longitudinal, mixedmethodstudy of the information behavior of people withtype 2 diabetes. This study aimed to discover this group’sinformation needs and information seeking practices, thefactors that motivate or impede their information seekingand use, the sources and types of information that they finduseful, and how all of these changed across time. This paperfocuses on results related to participants’ perceptionsregarding the usefulness of different sources and types ofdiabetes-related information. The findings indicate thatimportant changes took place in participants’ perceptionsregarding the usefulness of information as their diseaseprogressed, as their attitudes changed, and as theirawareness of their information needs changed. A suggestionis made to extend the definition of information behavior toencompass an earlier state (“incognizance”) in which aperson has not yet become aware that he/she has aninformation need and is, thus, less able (or unable) torecognize the potential relevance and usefulness ofinformation. Implications for the important role thatresearchers and information professionals can play inhelping to mitigate incognizance and its potentiallydevastating impacts are discussed.
机译：消费者健康信息行为（CHIB），其中 涵盖一个人的健康相关信息需求 以及他们为了寻找而从事的活动， 管理和使用与他们的健康有关的信息 状况，影响一个人的管理和应对能力 患有疾病。尽管已发现CHIB既是 动态的和情境的，很少进行研究 将这种现象研究为一个不断发展的过程 时间。本文报告了一种纵向混合方法的结果 对有能力的人的信息行为的研究 2型糖尿病。这项研究旨在发现该小组的 信息需求和信息寻求实践， 激励或阻碍他们寻求信息的因素 和使用，他们找到的信息的来源和类型 有用，以及所有这些如何随时间变化。这篇报告 专注于与参与者的看法有关的结果 关于不同来源和类型的有用性 糖尿病相关信息。调查结果表明 参与者的看法发生了重要变化 关于信息作为疾病的有用性 随着他们态度的改变以及他们的进步而进步 对他们的信息需求的意识发生了变化。一条建议 旨在将信息行为的定义扩展到 涵盖较早的状态（“认知度”），其中 人尚未意识到自己有 信息需求，因此能力（或无法）降低 认识到潜在的相关性和实用性 信息。对重要角色的暗示 研究人员和信息专业人员可以参与其中 帮助减轻隐身感及其潜在的 讨论了破坏性的影响。

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