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... Adolescents from polygamous families had higher depression scores than those from monogamous families; F (1, 94) = 32.136, p < 0.001 (see Figure 1). There was no significant difference between boys and girls and no significant interaction between family structure and ...
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... with Life: Adolescents from monogamous families were more satisfied with life than adolescents from polygamous families ( Figure 1); F (1, 94) = 3.975, p < 0.05. There was no significant difference between boys and girls and no significant interaction between family structure and ...
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... European Conference on Psychology & the Behavioral Sciences 2015 Figure 1. Mean BDI score in gender-contract subjects categories. The significantly (P-value < 0.05) different pair of means are indicated with ...
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... researchers utilized early experiences, hardiness, burnout and well-being in the diathesis-stress model to assess the experiences of Filipino journalists as seen in Figure 1. On the other hand, Figure 2 shows that interrelations to be ...
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... mean BDI values obtained from the male-permanent, male-not-permanent, female-permanent and female-not-permanent categories are shown in Figure 1. The BDI mean value is very similar between males and females with not-permanent job contract, while it is significantly different (Wilcox test, p-value < 0.05) between male and female with permanent job contract. Table 1. GLM results: All the coefficients calculated in the GLM analyses are reported. The AIC value of each analysis and the absolute value of the AIC difference between the two model are reported. Statistically significance is reported as ...
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... community development field emerged with the goal of addressing and alleviating poverty in low-income and minority communities around the world. This goal was set up upon the realization of the strong relation between poverty and underdevelopment (Vidal, 1997). Community development involves several processes where community members come together and take collaborative actions to achieve economic, social, environmental and cultural wellbeing of the community (Buckley, 1999). Consequently, these collective actions exert positive feedback on poverty reduction ( Ndirangu et al, 2007). Since spending on the poor is not only equity enhancing but promotes development and economic growth as well, various approaches of community development have been emerged and are continuously changing to palliate poverty related problems ( fig.1). Eradication of poverty and community development became more interdependent goals after they were highlighted by United Nations (UN, 2000) as goals number one and eight respectively in the millennium development goals (MDGs) 2 (Khadka, 2012). As a result, the concept of community development in accordance with the concept of poverty became intertwined and passed through various stages of ...
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... Figure 1 shows that mean scores for the adolescents from monogamous families were higher for Self-Esteem. A significant effect for family structure was found; F (1, 94) = 8.097, p = .005. The effect of gender was not significant and there was no significant interaction between family structure and ...
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