[PDF] Top 20 1st survey 2007. Opinion Poll. Values, Attitudes and Participation in Associations. Conclusions

... people in general; there are no apparent differences between the opinions of men and women or different age ...study and the more highly ...mentioned in the social problems category - housing, ... See full document

... 1. The first one refers to the generational perception young people have about themselves. Each generation specifies its own identity according to a number of constant features: common problems for them, their socio ... See full document

... I could satisfy my religious concerns better 1,7% 1,8% 1,6% 4,2% I could satisfy my political concerns better 2,5% 1,8% 3,1% 3,0% 2,6% 2,1% I could defend my interests better 10,8% 8,9% 12,5% 6,1% 15,4% 10,4% I could ... See full document

... development and coding of our ...factors and to HCWs as a worker ...approach) and specificity. However, in the end the two ‘exposed’ codes (“low” and “high” probability of exposure) ... See full document

... the values and psychological strengths that are also essential in the study of the problems of the human ...Peterson and Seligman (2004) focused on the study of these values and ... See full document

... Value Survey (SVS), which is based on the Schwartz theory of human values [16], was used in the web-based survey in order to gather information regarding personal ...values. ... See full document

... affinities and the level of importance given to Europe by Latin America are not only reflected by a general evaluation of the region or its most significant countries, but also by the degree of interest and ... See full document

... bul ihe wording and placemenl of questions are relalively easv for people to use in order lo judge the reliability of responses For this reason when the poli results are reported the q[r] ... See full document

... (Joppke, 2007, ...4). In other words, it is a set of agreed conventions that are used to indicate who is allowed to become a member of the socio-political community (and, by extension, who is not ... See full document

... individual and with different effect in each situation, and also mediated by heuristics and cogniti- ve biases (see Acquisti; Brandimarte; Loewenstein, ...2005). In fact, a reflection ... See full document

... agree and on what we diverge when studying the geographical context of ...aim in terms of content and scope, and they entail relevant, rigorous contributions to the ...this in the nine ... See full document

... out, in observance of the appropriate psychometric indicators. Problems in item 4 of the Colombian version are consis- tent in all the analysis (DIF, Invariance and psychometric properties) ... See full document

...  The economic crisis we are experiencing is testing the extent of trust and solidarity among Europeans. Both elements are crucial to define a “sense of community” (Deutsch, 1957). Economic help from the richest ... See full document

... scale, in a sample of adult people from Córdoba, ...assesses attitudes, beliefs, values, and worldviews regarding the ...differences in the dimensionality, while the consistency has ... See full document

... researches in different ...procrastination in comparison with passive procrastination, studied the effects of the five-factor model, aimed at understanding which personality traits predict academic ... See full document

... thrive in the world of ...students in the field of content while producing, synthesizing, and evaluating information from a wide variety of subjects and sources with understanding and ... See full document

... act in furtherance of national ...defendants and violations of the ATCA. Defendants have not shown how Congress, in adopting Plan Colombia, intended to endorse aerial spraying that would effect ... See full document

... Ideas and views that are not voiced through these formal structures are hardly heard and ...acceptance and use of political parties and their youth sections leaves politicians at a loss over ... See full document

... mark and the planning practices can be the two principal dimensions for improving metropolitan governance, addressing the running challenges of several greater ...differences and innovations in their ... See full document

... summarized in Fig. 3. Professionals who routinely used guidelines in their clinical practice were those who more often conducted PT ...0.361) and more frequently performed retesting ... See full document