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. 2018;19(3):755–761. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2018.19.3.755

Table 1.

Organization of Educational Sessions in the Experimental Group

Sessions Objectives A summary of topics and activities
First To increase the perceived threat about cervical cancer - Women’s maladaptive beliefs regarding lack of vulnerability to cervical cancer were discussed
- Group discussion regarding various effects of cervical cancer on the life of the women
Second To increase awareness of the benefits of early detection and timely treatment of cervical cancer - Instructional booklet was given to the women
- Broadcast an educational film on the effectiveness of Pap smear test in preventing cervical cancer
Third To reduce the cost of the Pap test - Group discussion on the obstacles to performing the Pap smear test
- It was emphasized to women that the prevention of death and the costly cost of the disease could be prevented and tested at the right time.
Fourth To increase the efficiency of the Pap test - The participants were instructed on ways of overcoming barriers of getting the Pap test
- Problemsolving approach was educated in this session.
Fifth To induce fear of cervical cancer - the women were asked to reflect their experiences and positive or negative feelings toward cervical cancer