Lewis F M, Morisky D E, Flynn B S
Health Educ Monogr. 1978 Spring;6(2):138-48. doi: 10.1177/109019817800600105.
A test of the construct validity of the Health Locus of Control (HLC) scale is presented within the larger framework of Rotter's social learning theory. Self-reported compliance behavior was predicted to relate to the subject's HLC orientation, value toward health, and level of perceived home assistance. In a sample of ambulatory hypertensive patients, a significant two-way interaction effect was calculated between the perceived level of home assistance and the patient's HLC orientation (p = .02). The more internally oriented the patient and the higher the level of perceived home assistance in complying with the prescribed medical regimen, the greater the level of self-reported compliance behavior.
在罗特社会学习理论的更大框架内，对健康控制点（HLC）量表的结构效度进行了一项测试。自我报告的依从行为预计与受试者的HLC取向、对健康的重视程度以及感知到的家庭支持水平相关。在一组门诊高血压患者样本中，计算出感知到的家庭支持水平与患者的HLC取向之间存在显著双向交互效应（p = 0.02）。患者的内控取向越强，在遵守规定医疗方案方面感知到的家庭支持水平越高，自我报告的依从行为水平就越高。
