Overall, total score for the selected questions of the section "attitudes" accounted for 20.0% of the calculated maximum possible score.
In the last section, attitudes towards rural work were measured using the standard Likert scale indicating whether they agreed with six opinions shown in the questionnaire.
In this study; primary data obtained through interviews, carried out directly in the field using a structured research questionnaire, is divided into 5 sections: attitude toward entrepreneurship, subjective norm, perceived behaviorial controls, entrepreneurial education, and entrepreneurial intention.
The survey consisted of 23 questions in 4 sections: attitude and adaptation, benefits, adverse effects, and level of satisfaction after completion of OT.
The survey was divided into three sections: attitudes, knowledge, and demographics.
The main interview schedule had three main sections: attitudes towards attending a healthy living group; attitudes towards improving healthy living; and attitudes towards research.
The third section on attitude consists of seven statements.
The reliability of the UI symptom severity section and attitude section were assessed using Cronbach's alpha and was found to be 0.73 and 0.82, respectively.
The KAP – questionnaire except for the demographic data is structured in three main sections: Knowledge concerning antibiotics (section A), attitude concerning the use of antibiotics (section B), and practise concerning the use of antibiotics (section C).
For all other variables, including as gender, marital status, course of study, choice of writing section and attitude toward the writing process, the two groups were comparable and there were no significant differences (Table 3).
