Effects of Internet Health Information Pursuit of Public Sports Center Users on Health Promotion Behavior

This study investigated the relationship between the Internet health information pursuit behavior and health promotion behavior of public sports center users. Results are presented as follows. First, as a result of investigating the effect on self-realization and health promotion behaviors, all sub-factors were found to have a significant relationship with self-realization. Second, as a result of analyzing the effect on health responsibility and health promotion behaviors, it was found that all sub-factors had a significant relationship with health responsibility. Third, as a result of analyzing the effect on exercise and nutrition and health promotion behaviors, production activities and health information community use had a significant relationship with exercise and nutrition. Fourth, as a result of investigating the effect on interpersonal relations and health promotion behavior, it was found that all sub-factors had a significant relationship with interpersonal relationship. Fifth, as a result of examining the impact on stress management and health promotion behaviors, all sub-factors were found to have a significant relationship with stress management.