 diabetes-related behavioral and health outcomes are limited by their use of non-representative data sets, cross-sectional analyses, and inadequate controls on other factors that may also be important to consider. This application's goal is to examine how social relationships (and particularly marriage) and self-efficacy influence adherence to diabetes-related
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