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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"urban vs rural"”.
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Test of a model of job satisfaction for North Carolina school psychologists
… of experience), static system variables (e.g., urban vs. rural communities, student—to—psychologist ratio, salary per month, and characteristics of supervision), fluid system variables (e.g., opportunity to engage in boundary role activities and role diversity) and job satisfaction measured by …
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Parenting strategies and other factors related to the potential for child abuse in low income mothers
… for the subscales of parenting strategies in urban and rural groups of the sample. All subscale’s scores were significantly different when the urban and rural groups were compared. T-test and Chi square tests were computed on the relationship between demographic variables including educational …
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Understanding the Behavioral Health of Children in Child Protective Services: Prevalence, Community Context, and System Involvement Using Administrative Data
… by age, race/ethnicity, sex, geographic context (urban vs. rural), and system involvement (CPS investigation vs. foster care). Paper 2 leverages county-level data to examine contextual factors on adolescent behavioral health. It describes how the prevalence of behavioral health concerns differs …
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Geospatial analysis of preventable emergency department visits in Chicago, IL
… components into their analyses such as urban vs. rural distinction of hospital, no studies of misuse of EDs for PCED conditions were identified that utilized geographic information systems (GIS) to understand the locations of residents who are prone to this misuse as well to understand …
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WHY DOES BODY WEIGHT PREDICT EMPLOYEE SALARY? A TEST OF COMPETING HYPOTHESES
… salary relationship based on type of community (urban vs. rural) and country beauty norms. No evidence of a weight and salary relationship was found for women in the 18 counties. However, there were variations in the weight and salary relationship for men based on the type of community. …
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Behavioural and Emotional Correlates of Age-Related Visual Decline : Contextual and Self-Regulation Perspectives
… that were different between macro-contexts (urban vs. rural areas, East vs. West Germany). In particular, social resources were more effective in enhancing out-of-home leisure activities in rural than in urban regions. The general importance of social relationships for major aging outcomes …
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Variation in Effectiveness of HIV Assisted Partner Services by Region, Rural Location and Gender in Kenya: A Cluster Randomized Trial
… the effectiveness of aPS differs by region, rural location and gender in a cluster-randomized controlled trial in Kenya. Methods Eighteen HIV testing sites were randomized to provide immediate aPS or aPS delayed for 6 weeks. Generalized estimating equations with a Poisson link, robust …
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Migrant remittances, Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 and energy poverty in Sri Lanka
… and housing material), and residential sector (urban vs rural) were significant for selecting clean fuel for cooking, using multinomial logistic analysis. Moreover, the Advanced sustainability analysis showed a strong synergy between SDG 7 (clean energy), SDG 6 (Clean water), and SDG 4 (quality …
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Ontario Adults' Mental Health, Wellbeing, and Prosocial Behaviour During the First 16 Months of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Longitudinal Study
… behaviour differed among those living in urban versus rural settings. To assess the longer term patterns of mental health, wellbeing, and prosocial behaviour as the pandemic continued, the specific purposes of Articles 3 and 4 were to quantitatively assess participants’ mental health and …
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Ways to Refuge: Bosnians in Central New York in Ethnographic Perspective
… experiences of Bosnian Muslims relocated to two urban locales in the north of New York State during and after the Bosnian War in the Balkans. To do so, it relies on ethnographic data gathered mainly through extensive interviews and participant-observation conducted over a period of fourteen …
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An Examination of Missoula Citizens' Perceptions of Local Law Enforcement
… years. Previous research has been mostly done in urban areas and primarily focused on race, public-police contact, and socioeconomic factors that impact public perceptions. Research has begun to look more at rural areas and at the importance of community policing. Research on public perceptions of …
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An Examination of Missoula Citizens' Perceptions of Local Law Enforcement
… years. Previous research has been mostly done in urban areas and primarily focused on race, public-police contact, and socioeconomic factors that impact public perceptions. Research has begun to look more at rural areas and at the importance of community policing. Research on public perceptions of …