Open-Photonics: An Integrated Approach for Building a 3D-Printed Motorized Rotation Stage System
Germany - Frankfurt
Calculated Avoidance: Math Anxiety Predicts Math Avoidance in Effort-Based Decision-Making
United States
This is a preregistration for a primary data analysis on social representations related to circular economy behaviours, focusing specifically on second-hand purchasing. The data on the social representations, collected through a Scotland-wide national survey funded by the Scottish Government (grant number JHI-C4-1), captures a range of consumption behaviours, objects, icons, attitudes, values, and beliefs through an online self-report questionnaire. The primary objective of this analysis is to identify the socio-demographic and behavioural factors that interact with social representations of second-hand purchasing, a key practice within the circular economy. Specifically, the study aims to: 1) uncover the structure of these social representations of second-hand purchasing behaviour using the Central Core approach (Moliner & Abric, 2015); 2) explore the socio-demographic factors that interact with these representations; 3) examine how the social representations of second-hand purchasing behaviours relate to broader circular economy behaviour scores. The findings are expected to inform strategies for promoting more sustainable consumption behaviours within a circular economic model.
StudyRegistration
CC-By Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International
Enhancing the Understanding of Pro-Environmental Behaviours: A Socio-Demographic and Socio-Geographical Perspective
bepress Digital Commons Three-Tiered Taxonomy
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Understanding Circular Economy Behaviour: Social Representations of Second-hand Purchasing
Data of The Post-error Adjustment Process of Head Fake
Benteng Chinese culture is one of Tangerang’s heritage. It has extremely valuable historical value for the development of Tangerang region, and the preservation of Benteng Chinese culture's value is a responsibility and obligation imposed not only to the Benteng Chinese ethnicity residents but also broadly to all stakeholders. The purpose of this study is to map the perception and preference of the residents of Tangerang Regency towards Benteng Chinese culture as one of the developing Tangerang cultures. The primary data are obtained from the results of questionnaires given to the respondents, i.e. Tangerang residents who are of Benteng Chinese and Non-Benteng Chinese descendants in Tangerang to 30 (thirty) persons respectively. The perception and preference aspects in this study include the dimensions of social, cultural, uniqueness, and originality values. Importance-Performance Analysis (IPA) is used to analyze the data to compare the expectations and interest level in the perception of residents in the forms of graphs. The relationship between Chinese cultures which have added the colors of archipelagic cultures for hundred years should be studied in depth. The research results need to be disseminated and distributed to residents more widely to lessen the gap of perception between Chinese descent and Non-Chinese descent residents.
Preprint
Culture Preservation of “China Benteng” Tangerang: The Challenges of Urban Development
Supplementary syntax files Are you in or are you out 2024.7z
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Australia - Sydney