hypotheses:
H1: Giving RAM-based education to the intervention group will provide a higher adaptation level to the disease in the physiological status including breathing, nutrition, elimination, rest and daily physical activities than that of the control group.
H2: Giving RAM-based education to the intervention group will provide a higher adaptation level to the disease in the emotional status including the well-being of self, acceptance of the disease, and feelings of helplessness, hopelessness, and guilt than that of the
control group.
H3: Giving RAM-based education to the intervention group will provide a higher adaptation level to the disease in the person’s roles in life than that of the control group.
H4: Giving RAM-based education to the intervention group will provide a higher interpersonal support level as perceived support from family and friend than that of the control group.