Providing a model to determine the role of communication skills and problem solving skills in preventing from mental and social damages by mediated family conflicts. by eghbal zarei, Mitra Mirzaei, Maryam Sadeghifard

“…The tools used in this study included the Revised Marital Conflict Questionnaire of Sanaii et al., couples’ Communication Skills Scale, Problem Solving Skill Evaluation Instrument of Cassidy and Long (1996) , the Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire of Minnesota (MMPI), Social Attitude Survey .Research results showed that communication skills and problem – solving constructive style have a role in reducing mental harms and family conflicts.Therefore, the communication skills and problem-solving constructive style play have a role on peoples attitude negative toward social damages by reducting family conflicts.Finally, The higher family conflicts are, the mental harms will be and the attitudes toward social damages will be more positive.…”
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The Culture of Student Debate: When not to Argue by A. A. Vasilyeva

“…The study has proved that solving the pedagogical problems of fostering responsibility, independence, and proactive social attitude requires the development of general cultural, research and communication skills, and debates have proved to be an effective form of practicing these skills in the educational process. …”
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Principal’s Strategy in Improving Teachers’ Sosial Competence by Wiwit Vianora, Akhyar Hanif, Muhammad Fazis, Marjoni Imamora, Demina Demina

“…The principal’s strategy in improving teachers’ social competence at MTsN 6 Tanah Datar is interesting and has never been done before by principals in other schools, namely: holding a recitation program by inviting religious leaders, conducting teacher social attitude development by inviting sociologists, developing teacher mental attitudes and personality by inviting psychologists and involving teachers in regional meetings, traditional events or other meetings invited by outsiders.…”
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Feasibility of Quality of Life Assessment in Patients with Lymphoma Aged ≥80 Years Receiving Reduced-Intensity Chemotherapy: A Single-Institute Study by Satoshi Yamasaki

“…The daily activity (<i>p</i> = 0.048) and social attitude (<i>p</i> = 0.027) scores of the QOL-ACD and the general health perception (<i>p</i> = 0.044) and social functioning (<i>p</i> = 0.030) scores of the SF-36^® were significantly improved during and after chemotherapy. …”
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Impact of the Energy Sector on the Quality of the Environment in the Opinion of Energy Consumers from Southeastern Poland by Krzysztof Kud, Marian Woźniak, Aleksandra Badora

“…Therefore, several questions arise: What is the social attitude to the planned changes? How do residents treat the issue of greenhouse gases? …”
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Electricity Production and Consumption Perspectives in the Opinion of the Youth of South-Eastern Poland by Marian Woźniak, Krzysztof Kud, Aleksandra Badora, Leszek Woźniak

“…The research results can be used to create long-term directions of energy policy and to build a social attitude of sustainable energy consumption in Poland. …”
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PROBLEMS FACED BY THE ENGLISH TEACHERS IN INTEGRATING THE BEHAVIOR COMPETENCE TO THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH BASED ON THE 2013 CURRICULUM AT MTsN MODEL MAKASSAR by Ratna Sari Devi

“… This study aims to describe (1) the integration of the spiritual attitude and social attitudes to the teaching of English , (2) the problems faced by English teachers in integrating spiritual attitude and social attitudes to the teaching of English, (3) the English teachers’ effort to cope with the barriers in integrating spiritual attitude and social attitudes to the teaching of English in MTsN Model Makassar.The study was designed in the form of qualitative descriptive study. …”
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Effects of Physical Education Playfulness on Academic Grit and Attitude toward Physical Education in Middle School Students in The Republic of Korea by Heonsu Gwon, Jongseob Shin

“…Specifically, academic passion was found to have a positive and significant effect on basic attitudes (β = 0.427) and social attitude (β = 0.358). The results imply that attitude toward school life can be improved through physical activity in secondary physical education classes.…”
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Pedagogical grammar as the framework of TEFL research. Part 15. Age and foreign language acquisition: biological, cognitive and affective factors by L. Chernovaty

“…The difference in adult and child acquisition strategies can be explained by a number of cognitive factors, such as the strong social attitude to the use of the native and foreign languages, as well as the ability of abstract thinking in adults. …”
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Communication Interaction Of Double Burden Batak Women In Patriarkhi Family In Gender Analysis In North Sumatra by Nursapia Harahap

“…Woman trying for Fulfill  needs house stairs , education child children and social _ Attitude independent and work hard supported by existence expression culture " my son " hamoraon , hagabeon hasangapon in au ” make woman fight hard even though treatment husband no protect family. …”
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Work culture among agro-entrepreneurs by H. M. Thahir, Ira Apriyanti

“…Entrepreneurial culture is an expression of positive social attitudes towards commerce at a business level. …”
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Environmental Management and Its Impact on CSR Activities in the Field of Sustainable Development by Švikruhová Petronela, Zábojníková Veronika, Kapsdorferová Zuzana

“…Today, manufacturers have to take another step forward to promote their positive social attitude and take care of their responsibility towards society. …”
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Roll-your-own smoking and quitting behaviour among South African adults during 2007 - 2016 by Takondwa Moyo, Olalekan A. Ayo-Yusuf Ayo-Yusuf

“…Methods This study involved a secondary analysis of merged data obtained from adults >15 years, who participated in the South African Social Attitude Survey (SASAS) during 2007 (n=2907), 2011 (n=3004) and 2016 (n=3063). …”
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Polish medical students facing the pandemic-Assessment of resilience, well-being and burnout in the COVID-19 era. by Joanna Forycka, Ewa Pawłowicz-Szlarska, Anna Burczyńska, Natalia Cegielska, Karolina Harendarz, Michał Nowicki

“…<h4>Methods</h4>The online survey consisting of validated questionnaires assessing resilience (Resilience Scale 14; RS-14), well-being (Medical Student Well-Being Index) and burnout (Maslach Burnout Inventory) as well as self-created survey concerning mental health problems, use of stimulants, SARS-CoV-2 infection, work in COVID-19 units, medical education and social attitude towards health care professionals in the pandemic era was distributed via Facebook and other online students' platforms. 1858 MSs from all polish medical schools agreed to fill in the survey.…”
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Autism in Adulthood: Clinical and Demographic Characteristics of a Cohort of Five Hundred Persons with Autism Analyzed by a Novel Multistep Network Model by Roberto Keller, Silvia Chieregato, Stefania Bari, Romina Castaldo, Filippo Rutto, Annalisa Chiocchetti, Umberto Dianzani

“…As PWA often present with psychopathological co-occurrences or challenging behaviors associated with lack of adequate communication and relational skills, interventions for such individuals should be mainly aimed to improve their self-reliance and social attitude. In particular, preparing PWA for employment, whenever possible, should be regarded as an essential part of the intervention program given the social value of work. …”
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Relationship between attitude towards vaccination against COVID-19 and psychological characteristics of personality by O. Boyko, T. Medvedeva, S. Enikolopov, O. Vorontsova, O. Kazmina

“…Results «Vaccination» attitude is more typical for men, for younger people and is also associated with assessment of COVID-19 as a dangerous disease (61% versus 21% for «vaccination» and «no vaccination» groups respectively), more diligent compliance with anti-epidemic rules (3,7 and 2,9 mean number of protection methods used), at the same time, the “vaccination” group responds about the less inconvenience associated with restrictions during the pandemic. This social attitude is associated with «need for creativity» and constructive coping: «planning», «concentration on emotions», the use of instrumental and emotional social support. …”
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Pengaruh Kompetensi Sosial Guru terhadap Sikap Sosial Siswa di Madrasah Tsanawiyah Salafiyah Syafiiyah Seblak Diwek Jombang by Siti Fa’iz Fauziah, Suwandi Suwandi

“…Abstract: This research is intended to describe and explain the impact of teacher's social skills on the students' social attitudes at tsanawiyah salafiyah syafiiyah cure. …”
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The study of dependency factors on foreign worker in construction industry : contractor perspective by Nur Hidayah, Aliman

“…The data analysis showed that the factors attracting employers to employ foreign workers are based on economy, skill, social, attitude, and working environment factors. Overall comparison reflected that the most significant factor for employing foreign workers as compared to local workers is due to social factor. …”
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Efectiveness of Kursus Asas Keusahawanan Siswa on University graduate intention in becoming agri-entrepreneurs by Muhammad Mu'az, Mahmud

“…In total, 1005 respondents who had participated in KAKS were interviewed through completing a structural questionnaire which gathered information on their social attitude towards the effectiveness of KAKS course and their intention of becoming an agri-entrepreneur. …”
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Knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of hidradenitis suppurativa among young adults in SingaporeCapsule Summary by Matthew Song Peng Ng, Joel Guanyi Lim, John Ming Yan Koh, Sz-Ying Lee, Claire Hui Xian Seah, Samuel Jun Yi Chang, Joshua Teik Ann Tan, Vanessa Wei Shen Tan, Dhana Senthil Kumar, Ellie Ci-En Choi, MRCP UK, MMed S'pore, MBBS (S'pore), Gregor Jemec, MD, DMSci, John Frew, MBBS (Hons), MMed (Clin Epi), MSc, Wei Jie Seow, ScD, MSc, BSc, Nisha Suyien Chandran, MRCP UK, MMed S'pore, MBBS (S'pore)

“…Non-Chinese had significantly higher social attitude-perception scores than Chinese (P = .029). …”
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