Based on a gender equity perspective and within a pluralistic civil society, women should have equal rights for presence in and use of urban open spaces. Despite this, various factors decrease their presence including inappropriate design of space, as well as socio-cultural obstacles. Since women’s major place of presence and activity has traditionally been in or near home, neighborhood open s...

Introduction The biopsychosocial paradigm recognizes that sexual development and sexual difficulties may have multifactorial etiologies related to physical, psychological, and social factors. While physical and psychological factors are acknowledged and identified, the influence of social factors often receive less attention in clinical settings. Aim This study aims to determine how social, cul...

PURPOSE With a sample of American Indian adults, we estimated the prevalence of adult caregiving, assessed the demographic and cultural profile of caregivers, and examined the association between cultural factors and being a caregiver. This is the first such study conducted with American Indians. DESIGN AND METHODS Data came from a cross-sectional study of 5,207 American Indian adults residin...

CONTEXT Medical schools worldwide are increasingly switching to student-centred methods such as problem-based learning (PBL) to foster lifelong self-directed learning (SDL). The cross-cultural applicability of these methods has been questioned because of their Western origins and because education contexts and learning approaches differ across cultures. OBJECTIVES This study evaluated PBL's c...

This study aims to provide guidelines for decision makers of cultural cities in relation the determinants tourists' length stay, a critical variable success tourist destination, and guide correct urban planning destination. For this purpose, zero-truncated negative binomial model Poisson with data from 1152 surveys were used. The work reaffirms use counting models type attempts discover pattern...