Vibha Gupta

Vibha Gupta
The Strat Collective · Behavior Change Communication

Doctor of Philosophy
Looking for short term projects in the field of social and behavior change communication

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Introduction
Currently working on a low-cost participative intervention to improve WASH outcomes among rural primary school children

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The importance of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities in school cannot be ignored in protecting children from communicable diseases. However, reports from UNICEF suggest that there is a lack of adequate WASH facilities and a dearth of adequate data on available facilities, particularly from developing countries. The present study sough...
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Background Handwashing has been widely accepted as the simplest protection against communicable diseases. However, despite proven effectiveness and cost-efficiency, adoption of regular handwashing is still poor in developing countries. As children in school-going age are vulnerable and continue to suffer from preventable illnesses, this study aims...
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Cause marketing or purpose driven marketing has become private sector's most preferred way to integrate corporate social responsibility (CSR) in their working agenda. Increasingly businesses and brands are identifying social causes, aligning their vision and mission to a development issue of their choice and fostering cross-functional partnerships...

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I have administered a 15statement attitude questionnaire with agree/ disagree response codes. The scale was developed as per method of Thurstone scale construction. I am finding mixed approaches to interpret the data:
1. one approach says just count the number of agree statements and that is a person's attitude score or take their percent
2. second approach says that the score for each statement is the median for that statement at the time of scale construction
Can anyone please guide on what is the right appraoch?
Many thanks!
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I am testing hand hygiene attitude among children. Since Thurstone scale of attitude only takes into account agree statements, should I be reverse coding the negatively keyed statements?
Also what is the best source to read up more on the scale?

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