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literature in the area of tourism, in particular with regard to its development and to the residents’ perceptions and attitudes … tourism impacts. The results of the study reinforce the importance of considering the residents’ perceptions vis-à-vis the …
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a reference. This study contains evaluations related to the results of research on the thoughts & perceptions of the …
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This paper explores the contribution of a selection of elements representative of human capital and perception as determinants of entrepreneurship in different stages of the economic cycle. The results confirm the significance of self efficacy, the perception of opportunities, and the fear of...
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existence of divergent perceptions among various actors. Consequently, dealing with these problems is not just a knowledge … actors’ perceptions and the knowledge base contribute to the development of agreed upon and valid knowledge about the problem … robust. Furthermore, we conclude that for the convergence of actors’ perceptions, it is essential that actors learn about the …
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The perceived opportunistic behavior of the insured by providers was responsible for the difference in the behavior of providers favoring the uninsured. Besides, the delay in reimbursement also accounted for providers’ negative attitude towards the insured. There is urgent need to address...
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Using data from the US General Social Survey 1972–2004, we study the role of perceptions and status in self …-reported happiness. Reference group income negatively relates to own happiness and high perceptions about own relative income, quality of … dwelling, and social class relate positively and very significantly to happiness. Perceptions about income and status matter …
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Notwithstanding the voluminous studies of Hong Kong’s anticorruption experience and the admiration the ICAC has earned from other governments as a model for “institutional engineering,” little is known about how the public in Hong Kong has perceived and responded to corruption. Less clear...
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awareness of differences in the nature of information helps in dealing with different perceptions and actor backgrounds during …
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must be tailored within existing, albeit imperfect, systems of crop and animal husbandry. Farmers’ perceptions cannot be …
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This study identifies influential actors in the integration of paraprofessionals, constraints and the best possible approach of integration. The research design is qualitative. The main problems are; poor veterinary legislation, limited finance, absence of organized and strong veterinarian and...
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