A S Oyekale, T O Oyekale
Application of health belief model for promoting behaviour change among Nigerian single youth
African journal of reproductive health
study focuses nonmonetary dimension public policyinnovation states fields education welfare civil rights innovation considered equivalent adoption law state literature diffusion spread innovations explanation user interaction taken simple model interaction term constructed model performs fairly well evaluated several common criteria results vary somewhat one issue area another types supplementary analysis also indicate variation diffusion patterns according issue involved political economic differences among states found account differences time adoption innovativeness shown issue timespecific factor