Factors Affecting to Participatory Immunization and Drug Prevention in School
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This article aimed to create a predictive equation for immunization and drug prevention.
The research model was quantitative research. The concept of prevention and participatory problem solving was used as a research framework. The research area was Nakhon Pathom Municipality, Nakhon Pathom Province. The sample consisted of 372 people in Nakhon Pathom Municipality, Nakhon Pathom Province using convenience sampling. One of the research tools was the participatory drug prevention and problem-solving questionnaire in educational institutions. The data were analyzed using basic statistics such as frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation. The reference statistics were stepwise regression. The results showed that there were five predictive variables used to predict immunization and drug prevention: Factor E involved in evaluation, followed by factor C involved in operations, factor D involved in benefits, factor A involved in planning, and factor B involved in decision-making, respectively. Standardized regression coefficient (Beta) was 0.384, 0.270, 0.285, 0.169 and -0.139 respectively.
The findings were that the predictive equations for drug immunization and prevention in terms of raw and standard scores could be generated as follows:
Y’ = 0.096 + 0.403E + 0.242C + 0.295D + 0.184A - 0.135B
Z’ = 0.384E + 0.270C + 0.285D + 0.169A - 0.139B
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