Relationship between Housewife Behavior in Using Clean Water and Diarrhea in Toddlers (0-59 Months) at Sukamulya Public Health Center, Singkup District, Ketapang Regency

Diarrhea is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality, especially in children under five. Some of the causes of disease are clean water and disposal of feces, both of which are influenced by human behavior. This research is research using the observational method with a case-control study design. The samples taken in this study were toddlers (0-59 months) who suffered from diarrhea and the houses around the patients who did not have diarrhea. The data used in this study is secondary data from related agencies and primary data obtained from interviews and observations. From the survey results, 31.1% suffer from diarrhea, and 68.9% are not sick. Then from the bivariate results with X2 5% analysis received four variables that are not related to diarrheal disease in toddlers, namely the variable of using clean water sources (0.297), behavior variable choosing clean water (0.227), behavior variable transporting clean water (1,000), behavioral variable using clean water (0.073) and one related variable, namely the variable protecting clean water (0.021).

Metodología de superficie de respuesta dual con variables de ruido cualitativas

The application of the response surface methodology in the optimization of industrial processes has had a great boom in recent decades, however, with a significant limitation, the null inclusion of qualitative factors in the noise variables. Since the methodology assumes the behavior of the noise factors as a continuous behavioral variable that follows a normal distribution. But what happens if this is not the case? How to treat a qualitative noise factor? What probability distribution would best fit the qualitative noise factor? What would be the correct inclusion of this type of noise factor in the methodology? This article summarizes the four-year research work from the mathematical approach to the new equations, case simulations using mathematical software and 2 real cases in maquiladora plants that manufacture plastic parts.

Impulsivity and the Experience of Desire in the Choice of Erotic Stimuli

(1) Background: the relationship between erotic desire and personality factors is still relatively understudied. (2) Objective: to study the influence of the experience of desire, as well as impulsivity in the choice of videos, as the behavioral variable in the experimental trial. (2) Method: the sample consisted of 48 adult subjects, who took part in an experimental study that involved watching videos. (3) Results: the linear regression analysis revealed that the behavior involved in choosing videos is predicted by the sexual desire felt at the time of the trial, and not by stable personality factors, such as impulsivity or general self-report levels of sexual desire. (4) Conclusion: it is observed that the specific moment or situation and the behavior have a bigger impact on the erotic desire experienced at the time of the test than certain personality traits, as well as the previous and habitual levels of erotic desire of which an individual reports.

Tax Compliance Ditinjau dari Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB): Studi Empiris Pada Wajip Pajak Orang Pribadi dan Badan yang Terdaftar Pada KPP di Kota Palembang

<p>This study aims to analyze the factors that affect the tax compliance by <br />using Theory of Planned Behavior Approach (TPB). This study used survey design with data collection techniques by using questionnaires, where the selected respondents are taxpayers of individuals and entities registered at the KPP in the city of Palembang. The results showed that the variables that influence the intention to abide positively are the control behavioral variable and moral obligation, while the variable attitude and subjective norms do not affect it. Further testing indicates that the variable intention to abide affects compliance with taxpayers positively.</p><p> </p><p>This study aims to analyze the factors that affect the tax compliance by <br />using Theory of Planned Behavior Approach (TPB). This study used survey design with data collection techniques by using questionnaires, where the selected respondents are taxpayers of individuals and entities registered at the KPP in the city of Palembang. The results showed that the variables that influence the intention to abide positively are the control behavioral variable and moral obligation, while the variable attitude and subjective norms do not affect it. Further testing indicates that the variable intention to abide affects compliance with taxpayers positively.</p>

ANALISIS PENGARUH FAKTOR-FAKTOR PERILAKU TUGAS, PERILAKU HUBUNGAN, MOTIVASI INTRENSIK, MOTIVASI EKSTRENSIK, DAN LINGKUNGAN KERJA TERHADAP PRESTASI KERJA KARYAWAN BAGIAN PRODUKSI PT. MADUKARA MALANG

Problem formulation which can be laid open in this research shall be as follows: 1) Whether behavioral factors of leader, motivate and environment work by together have an effect on to labour capacity of employees on part of production at PT. Madukara Malang, 2) Among behavioral factors of leader, motivate and environment work the, which factor having an effect on dominant to labour capacity of employees on part of production at PT. Madukara Malang. As for research target is to analyze the behavioral factors influence of leader, motivate, and environment work by together to labour capacity of employees on part of production at PT. Madukara Malang and also to analyze which the factors among behavioral factor of leader, motivate, and job environment having an effect on dominant to labour capacity of employees on part of production at PT. Madukara.Result of test F indicate that by together behavioral variable of duty, behavioral of relation, motivate the intrinsic, motivate the extrinsic, and environment work by together have an effect on by significant to labour capacity of employees on part of production at PT. Madukara Worse luck, meaning progressively mount the duty behavioral, behavioral of relation, motivate the intrinsic, motivate the extrinsic, and environment work hence reached labour capacity will mount. Result of research indicate that the change of labour capacity equal to 78,2% because of change by together duty behavioral, behavioral of relation, motivate the intrinsic, motivate the extrinsic, and environment work, while the rest 21,8% because dissimilar variable which not checked.Result of t test obtained by result that duty behavioral, behavioral of relation, motivate the extrinsic and environment work to have an effect on by significant to labour capacity. In the reality behavioral variable of duty represent the dominant variable have an effect on to labour capacity, become the head behavioral represent the variable having an effect on dominant to labour capacity of employees on part of production PT. Madukara worse luck tested.

Flexibility in a Single Behavioral Variable of Drosophila

The flexibility of behavior is so rich, and its components are so exquisitely interwoven, that one may be well advised to turn to an isolated behavioral module for study. Gill withdrawal inAplysia, the proboscis extension reflex in the honeybee, and lid closure in mammals are such examples. We have chosen yawing, a single component of flight orientation in Drosophila melanogaster, for this approach. A specialty of this preparation is that the behavioral output can be reduced beyond the single module by one further step. It can be studied in tethered animals in which all turns are blocked while the differentially beating wings still provide the momentum. These intended yaw turns are measured by a torque meter to which the fly is hooked. The fly is held horizontally as if cruising at high speed. The head is glued to the thorax. It can bend its abdomen, extend its proboscis, and move its legs but cannot shift its direction of gaze or its orientation in space. Evidently, a fly hardly ever encounters this bizarre situation in the wild. We describe here the flexibility in this single behavioral variable. It provides insights into the relation between classical and operant conditioning, the processing of and interactions between the conditioned visual stimuli, early visual memory, visual pattern recognition, selective attention, and several other experience-dependent properties of visual orientation behavior. We start with a brief summary of visual flight control at the torque meter.

Quantitative analysis of the age-related fragmentation of hamster 24-h activity rhythms

The continuous monitoring of spontaneous locomotor activity has emerged as one of the most widely used metrics in rodent circadian research. This behavioral measure is also extremely useful for the description of the effects of aging on circadian rhythms. The present study describes the successful use of a log-survivorship approach to identify discrete bouts of hamster wheel-running activity and provides a detailed description of the age-related fragmentation in the 24-h profile of this behavioral variable. In addition, stepwise discriminant analysis identified the most important quantitative measures for distinguishing between the individual patterns of wheel-running activity of young (3 mo) and old (17–18 mo) golden hamsters. The results suggest that this method of bout analysis can be a valuable tool for the study of genetic, developmental, neurochemical, physiological, and environmental factors involved in the temporal control of rodent locomotor behavior.