15 research outputs found
Differences and Similarities in Humans' Perceptions of the Thinking and Feeling of a Dog and a Boy
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Good Dog: Aspects of Humans' Causal Attributions for a Companion Animal's Social Behavior
No full textGlobal warming: Greek studentsā belief in the usefulness of pro-environmental actions and their intention to take action
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Justifying Attitudes toward Animal Use: A Qualitative Study of People's Views and Beliefs
No full textCollege students\u27 attitudes towards credit cards
No full textBased on previous studies and using an approach of tripartite classification of attitude, an instrument measuring college students\u27 attitudes toward credit was carefully constructed. Its reliability and validity were tested. Chiāsquare tests indicated that the factors associated with differences in attitude towards credit card use comprising three components ā affective, cognitive and behavioural included gender, academic major, living arrangement, number of credit cards owned, number of all cards (store cards, phone cards, and petrol cards) owned, time of using credit cards, and cosignment status. Implications for consumer credit educators and practitioners were specified. Copyright Ā© 1995, Wiley Blackwell. All rights reserve
Attitudes toward wildlife species protection: Assessing moderating and mediating effects in the valueāattitude relationship
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