Xinde Zhang, Xiaoyu Wan, Pengling Liu
The impact of participation in agricultural industry organizational models on crop yields: evidence from Chinese wheat growers
Scientific reports
literacy zoonoses contribute people adapt behaviour minimize zoonotic risks study associations sociodemographic factors zoonotic riskaverse attitudes explored determine factors significantly associated literacy zoonoses across sociodemographic groups inform targeted interventions aiming improving awareness zoonotic riskavoidance behaviours data collected 2022 using online survey nationally representative sample residents netherlands multivariable logistic regression analysis accounting multiple hypothesis testing applied assess whether significant associations sociodemographic factors attitudes towards zoonosis prevention total 2039 respondents completed survey people female older highly educated searched information zoonoses relatively likely report behaviours favourable prevention zoonoses however people limited language computer skills immunocompromised people significantly likely report risky behaviours significant associations found pregnant women dog cat owners intermediate level education contact farm animals certain sociodemographic groups display significantly riskier attitudes towards zoonoses groups provide targets improve literacy zoonoses also implies room improvement literacy zoonoses particularly among immunocompromised people people limited language limited computer skills