The problem of sports migration is considered as a new direction interdisciplinary research. purpose the study was to attitudes Syrian student athletes towards in field sports. conducted among undergraduate students 1-4 years faculty "Physical culture" Tishrin University, Lattakia, Syria. A total 34 took part study. involved different author's questionnaire used method. results revealed that ar...

Within tutoring systems research, there has been a lot of recent interest in developing systems that adapt their responses to the student’s changing affect and attitude as conveyed during the human-computer interaction (e.g., (Forbes-Riley & Litman, 2010b; Conati & Maclaren, 2009; D’Mello et al., 2008; McQuiggan et al., 2008b; Porayska-Pomsta et al., 2008; Wang et al., 2008; Arroyo et al., 2007...

BACKGROUND Peer physical examination (PPE) is commonly used in clinical skills teaching to allow students to practice physical examination techniques on each other. Previous studies have demonstrated medical students' generally positive attitudes towards PPE, but the correlation between student attitude and actual practice of PPE has yet to be examined. AIM To determine if a positive student ...

This study examines how different types of information processing routes influence a user’s attitude toward an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system based on the Elaboration Likelihood Model. We tested the main effects of content quality (central route) and system credibility (peripheral route) on attitude change and the moderating effects of motivation and IT ability. Using student survey ...

Continuously tracking students during a whole semester plays a vital role to enable a teacher to grasp their learning situation, attitude and motivation. It also helps to give correct assessment and useful feedback to them. To this end, we ask students to write their comments just after each lesson, because student comments re ect their learning attitude towards the lesson, understanding of cou...

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to investigate the relation between trainee experience and voice handicap, general coping and psychosomatic well-being in student teachers. METHODS A longitudinal survey was performed among 43 starting female student teachers, becoming a professional teacher in primary education. The subjective biopsychosocial consequences of voice problems was assessed by ...

Background: Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the human body. This mineral is provided only by the consumption of foods containing calcium that it is recommended to use at least1300 mg daily for adults. This study is aimed to investigate the nutritional behavior of female high school students about Consumption of Calcium-Rich Foods.Materials and MethodsAt a descriptive-analytical study, t...

OBJECTIVE The emergence of evidence suggests that student nurses commonly exhibit concerns about their lack of knowledge of organ donation and transplantation. Formal training about organ donation has been shown to positively influence attitude, encourage communication and registration behaviours and improve knowledge about donor eligibility and brain death. The focus of this study was to deter...