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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Reasoned Action Approach"”.

  1. The Decision to Comply With Workplace Law: A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Human Resource Practitioners

    … comply) with legal requirements. Drawing on the Reasoned Action Approach as a theoretical framework, Study 1 and Study 2 explore how HR practitioners beliefs, attitudes, perceived norms, perceived behavioural control (self-efficacy), perceived risk, unionization, professional HR designations, …

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  2. Creating capabilities for sustainable smallholder agriculture: a systems perspective on innovation and the adoption of conservation agriculture in Kenya and Madagascar

    … that the Agricultural Innovation Systems (AIS) approach through Innovation Platforms remains difficult to translate into practice; expert-based development approaches remain the norm. It is argued that this is partly the result of an institutionalisation of purposive-rational policy and …

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  3. Understanding Head Teachers’ Responsibility towards Children’s Foundational Learning in Rural India: Focusing on their Perceptions, Attitudes, Barriers, and Actions

    … literacy and numeracy skills. Using the adjusted Reasoned Action Approach (Fishbein & Ajzen, 2010) as a conceptual framework, this thesis analyses the head teacher data quantitatively. Particularly, this thesis investigates the head teacher’s underlying patterns of perceptions, attitudes, and …

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  4. Resident Advisors' Attitudes and Beliefs About the Process of Identifying and Reporting Threatening Behaviors

    … served as the case study group. A qualitative approach guided the inquiry of the study and was represented through observations, document analysis, and participant interviews. Analysis of the research questions supported the study's findings. Overall, students' exposure to violence prevention …

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  5. FACTORS INFLUENCING GERIATRIC SPECIALIZATION INTENTION. A CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY OF CLINICAL MEDICAL AND NURSING STUDENTS IN GHANA

    Background: The population of older persons in Ghana is increasing. Yet, the exact number of practicing health professionals with geriatric-related expertise to provide skilled services to the aging population in the country is unknown. Our understanding of future health providers’ consideration of …

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  6. A Case Study of a Beginner Gardening Program in North Carolina

    Food insecurity refers to the lack of reliable access to nutritious and affordable foods for people of all backgrounds (Meenar and Hoover, 2012) and is a problem faced by approximately 50 million Americans (Smith, 2011) and thirteen percent of North Carolina households. Food security and poverty …

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