Mathewos Mekonnen, Kumera Bekele, Kemal Jemal, Dejene Hailu, Bikila Tesfa, Teshale Mulatu
Prevalence of Oral Rehydration Therapy Use During the Diarrheal Episode and Associated Factors Among Mothers of Under-Five Children Visiting Public Health Facilities in North Showa Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia
Patient preference and adherence
abstract key aim present research study functionality two global variables olweus bullyvictim questionnaire examine appropriateness different cutoff points variables prevalence estimation several empirical conceptual analyses strongly attested functionality two selected variables terms construct validity selected measurement properties similarly number analyses indicated bulliedhaving bullied students 2 3 times month reasonable useful lowerbound cutoff point cutoff point involved students victims bullies differed markedly clearly different ways noninvolved students conceptually related variables prevalence estimates derived way conveniently obtained reasonably welldefined meaning easily understood users reproduced unambiguously different researchersadministrators different times important background article fact several common methods including peer nominations well suited prevalence estimation prevalence data victims bullies bullyvictims also presented data derived new bergen project bullying comprising sample 5171 students 37 schools town community bergen norway time data collection spring 1997 2544 girls 2627 boys grades 5 9 modal ages 11 15 years aggr behav 29239268 2003 2003 wileyliss inc