Pandemic Covid-19 has caused new hobbies in the community. One of them is housewives Sipungguk Village, Salo Sub-Regency, Kampar Regenci, Riau. Their hobby ornamental gardening. However, limited income and price plants increasing, so they are reconsidering adding their collection. Based on background, this activity aims to: 1) Train partners (housewives) vegetative propagation; 2) Calculate per...

Dengue is an infectious disease prevalent in Sri Lanka. Some factors may influence preventive behaviors. This cross-sectional study aimed to determine the knowledge, attitude, and preventive behaviors associated with dengue and analyzed the factors influencing preventive behaviors among housewives in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The analytical study was designed, and data were collected using a structur...

This study was conducted in order to determine factor structure and reliability of STAXI-2-AX/EX (Spielberger, 1999) and to calculate the correlation between STAXI-2-AX/EX and the Housewives Burnout Questionnaire (CUBAC). The study sample included 226 housewives. Dimensional structure was estimated using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. Factor analysis results of STAXI-2-AX/EX show...

The purpose of this study is to compare the social lifestyle of employed women and housewives in Gilane-Gharb (case study: young women aged 25-40Years old). The sampling method was clustered and the sample size of 400 people was based on Cochran's formula with the help of a researcher-made questionnaire, which included 100 questions. The necessary information was added to the data. The result s...

This study aims to determine the effect of financial experience and economic rationality on decisions Jambi city housewives mediated by literacy. uses a quantitative method with type explanatory research. The research sample is 379 in districts Pelayangan Danau Teluk. Data analysis Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) smartPLS 3.0 software. results show 1) Financial Experience Has Positive Signif...

The results of an analysis of the growth and illness experience of a group of infants in Khartoum townships illustrate the remarkable benefits of being the infant of a "housewife" rather than the infant of a mother who works. These benefits occurred despite the poorer domestic environments of the housewives.