Thus, attitudes toward animals and problems associated with animals have been studied intensively in the context of tolerance (i.e., the level of acceptability toward the existence of wild animals or the problems caused), rather than in the context of willingness to coexist with them (i.e., the level of willingness to live close to the animals).
These results suggest a high degree of acceptability toward use of a vaginal microbicide to prevent HIV infection.
These findings suggest a high degree of acceptability toward use of a vaginal microbicide to prevent HIV infection.
To describe attitudes and perceptions toward acceptability of human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccination among inner city Caribbean (CA) and African American (AA) adolescents and their parents, and discuss correlates that may be associated with these factors.
The study objectives were to describe attitudes and perceptions toward acceptability of HPV vaccination among inner-city Caribbean and African American adolescent boys and their parents and to identify and discuss correlates that may be associated with these factors.
In addition, women's attitudes towards use and availability of medical services influence their likelihood of delivering in a facility, including subscription to community health insurance, attitudes toward medical doctors, acceptability of traditional birth attendants, attitudes toward facility health delivery and frequency of antenatal care (ANC) visits [ 4, 6, 8– 11].
13 The purpose of this research was to determine the knowledge, attitudes and barriers toward cervical cancer screening as well as explore the acceptability and perceived barriers toward HPV vaccination in a population-based sample of rural and urban women living in the Kilimanjaro Region that has not been formally sensitised with an education programme.
Approximately 39% of the respondents did not accept PITC; with respect to these findings, the major cited barriers toward PITC acceptability among the study participants included perception of not being at risk, not ready, self-trust, fear of results, stigma and discrimination, not counseled properly, not sure of confidentiality, needing to consult their partners, and being tested before.
That went a long way toward my acceptability.
A response of 4 was taken to indicate that the respondent was ambivalent toward the acceptability of the act in question.
One interesting theoretical point that this finding raises is that while our respondents seemed to adopt a broadly consequentialist attitude toward the acceptability of deception, they also believed that the manner in which agents are deceived is relevant to the moral assessment of deception.
