… the gods) that the state promoted in order to "standardize" local religion and "superscribe"
its agendas onto local society.The state generally followed a five-part strategy in dealing with …

… six five-point semantic different items scale based on the area of perceived reliability and
ethics. In Part Two, two five… In Part Five, three five-point semantic different items scale questions …

… various health talks in communities to deliver health messages. In the health promotion …
manage various disease control programs, especially for five common cancers (cervical, breast, …

Ecotourism is a form of tourism which focuses on contributing to the preservation of natural
and cultural resources while promoting economic contribution to local communities. Certain …

… The book is divided into five parts, plus an introduction and conclusion. The five chapters that
form … Chapter 14 foregrounds the paradoxical phenomenon in the quest for China’s family …

… The case of France illustrates a great paradox of Asian … have systematized a series of
five-years development plans, in … goals of the medical section of these five-year plans, from their …

… Thirty-five participants took part in the study. This included 11 … Themes reflected on the
emotional paradox, reactions and … , as some family members felt paradoxical senses of peace and …

… Questions assessing "lifetime as the reference period contained five items. Questions …
This paradox results from a phenomenon that causes high values of the observed proportion of …

… health through individual behavior and attitude (Caldwell & Smith, 1988). Holistic health
promotions … are becoming an important medical model for health and wellness (Randall, 1996). …

uptake and impact of evidence-based interventions for students with emotional and behavioral
disorders (EBD)(Herschell, McNeil, & McNeil, 2004; Kratochwill, 2007). This chapter …