The inappropriate use of pesticides has created side effects such as resistance to pesticides, outbreak of new or secondary pests, environmental toxicity, and human health issues. The aim of this study was to investigate which factors influence green house workers’ attitudes to pesticide use in a case study of 50 greenhouse workers in Hashtgerd city, Iran. Using Bayesian confirmatory factor ana...

We evaluate the consistency of different constructs affecting risk attitude in individuals’ experiential decisions across different levels of risk. Three major views concerning the psychological constructs that underlie risk attitude are contrasted. The first is the classical economic approach which views risk as the sensitivity to differences in variance. The second is the latent components ap...

Assessment of socio-economic issues of fishing community is an important aspect in framing a strategy for the preservation of eco-systems which leads to sustainable lagoon management. The present investigation analyses the current potential socio-economic status of the fishing community of Pulicat lagoon, the second largest lagoon in India. The socio-economic indicators considered in the study ...

This research is on the effective social factors influencing on the attitude of leisure time among female students in Amol(Northern Iran) over 380 students aged from 15-18 were randomly chosen. And the survey method through questionnaire were used to collect required data. Statistical indexes and SPSS Software were applied for research analysis. This research was done through functionalist an...

The analysis of a person’s attitude to modern social phenomena is high relevance in humanitarian studies. Personal attitudes are amenable study through the national environment and worldview attitudes, which considered as unique, self-organizing hierarchical system positions. Their content, structure, time perspective subordination elements subject psychological analysis. An appeal information ...

Economic evaluations are analytic techniques to assess the relative costs and consequences of health care programmes and technologies. Their role is to provide rigorous data to inform the health care decision-making process. Economic evaluation may oversimplify complex health care decisions. These analyses often ignore important health consequences, contextual elements, relationships or other r...

BACKGROUND AND AIM: Information gathered from patients about dental implants is often incomplete and scattered. The aim of the present study was to measure the level of this information and the attitudes of patients seeking dental implants.METHODS: In the present cross-sectional descriptive-analytic study, 248 people were employed. To discover the level of knowledge and attitudes in dental impl...