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Study aim
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Determining the effect of health literacy education based on Bandura's social learning theory on self-care in working children
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Design
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Clinical trial with one intervention group, unblinded, randomized and with concealment, 75 samples, block randomization codes generated by Random Allocation Software.
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Settings and conduct
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The current research is a clinical trial type, the research population of which will include child labor aged 13-18 who refer to the Association for the Support of child labor in Molavi neighborhood located in Tehran. Available samples will be randomly collected and assigned to an intervention group. The health literacy training program will be conducted by the researcher during 60-90 minutes sessions in a total of 6 sessions.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: 1. Willingness and satisfaction of the child and parents to participate in the research, 2. Having an age range of 13-18 years, 3. Not having physical and mental problems and disabilities based on the existing records of working children in the association, which can prevent self-care, 4. Not having any history of health literacy training
Exclusion criteria: Absence (even one session of training sessions)
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Intervention groups
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In the health literacy training package, health literacy constructs (understanding, communication, reading, evaluation, access, use, self-efficacy and calculation) using Bandura's social-learning theory (attention, memorization, re-creation and motivation stage) in the intervention group We will upgrade.
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Main outcome variables
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Self-care