Ying Liu, Jiali Chen, Tingkui Wu, Junbo He, Beiyu Wang, Peifang Li, Ning Ning, Hong Chen
Effects of nurses-led multidisciplinary-based psychological management in spinal surgery: a retrospective, propensity-score-matching comparative study
BMC nursing
despite inherent risks associated waste scavenging surprising note age group involved activity study aimed assess motivating factors driving teenagers youths participate waste scavenging using sample 247 scavengers data underwent analysis using frequency counts percentages factor analysis techniques findings revealed respondents male aged 12 45 years primary sources waste dumpsites 61 roadsides gutters 26 participants predominantly cited lack formal education requirements financial gain 93 key motivators involvement waste scavenging additionally 96 scavengers northern nigeria remaining 4 southern nigeria factor analysis yielded significant results kaisermeyerolkin kmo measure bartletts test value 67770 significant p 005 four distinct factors emerged significant motivators lack formal education 31784 ii financial incentives 22912 iii availability wastes 14297 iv industrial demand wastes 13495 descending order influence together factors accounted 82487 motivating factors behind youth engagement waste scavenging study area outcome highlights potential challenges prospects young individuals involved scavenging unless substantial interventions implemented recommended policies developed discourage scavenging activities simultaneously promoting access education social welfare demographic initiatives crucial redirecting young people away scavenging toward sustainable livelihood options ensuring brighter future contributing overall societal development