Soheila Ranjbaran, Davoud Shojaeizadeh, Tahereh Dehdari, Mehdi Yaseri, Elham Shakibazadeh
Using health action process approach to determine diet adherence among patients with Type 2 diabetes
Journal of education and health promotion
abstract paper looks prevalence creative activity sharing age barriers disseminating material considerably lowered compared earlier times authors use unique data explore extent young adults create video music writing artistic photography well prevalence sharing material online findings suggest despite new opportunities engage distribution content relatively people taking advantage recent developments moreover neither creation sharing randomly distributed among diverse group young adults consistent existing literature creative activity related persons socioeconomic status measured parental schooling novel act sharing online however considerably different gender men much likely engage however internet user skill controlled men women equally likely post materials web keywords participationskillinequalitydigital dividecreativitycontentsharingpostinggenderinternetwebusersdigital inequalitydigital literacymusicvideoarts notes 1 authors grateful john catherine macarthur foundation support project hargittai indebted center advanced study behavioral sciences lenore annenberg wallis annenberg fellowship communication authors thank sarah burgard jeremy freese helpful comments also grateful feedback received people northwestern universitys culture society workshop annual meetings association internet researchers university michigan communication studies colloquium harvard law schools berkman center internet society luncheon series additionally appreciate support faculty staff university illinoischicago making study possible namely mary case ann feldman tom moss karen mossberger also thank following people assistance data collection entry waleeta canon soo dan li group undergraduate research assistants web use project group 20062007 academic year 2 authors article ever affiliated university way context study focus campus due convenience rather result careful consideration type student population would helpful addressing questions interest research project 3 depicted italics underlined original survey 4 survey included question verifying students attentiveness questionnaire small portion students 34 per cent identified paying attention question wording suggesting checking responses randomly instead replying substance question responses students excluded data analyses presented minimize error introduced respondents 5 results robust analyses performed entire sample