Variables Lifestyle Research Articles

KUALITAS PRODUK SEBAGAI VARIABEL INTERVENING ANTARA PENGARUH LIFE STYLE TERHADAP MINAT BELI MOBIL AGYA DI PASAMAN BARAT

This study aimed to see how the variables Lifestyle affect intantion and see also whether the Quality of Product role as an intervening variable. From the results of this study, the variables Life Style (X) significantly affects Intantion (Y), where the regression coefficient is 0.452 with a significant level of 0.000. However, the value of regression coefficient Life Style (X) has decreased from 0.452 into 0.263. Variable Quality of Product (I) as an intervening variable significant effect on Intantion (Y) with regression coefficient is 0.347 and significant level of 0.000. The amount of influence Life Style (X) to Intantion (Y) is 0.532 (R2 = 5.32). In other words, an increase in the effect of variable Life Style (X) to Intantion (Y) amounted to 16.2%, or from 53.2% to 6.97%. It can be interpreted that the variable Quality of Product (I) partially mediate the relationship between the variables Life Style (X) to Intantion (Y).
 
 Keywords : Life Style, Quality of Product, Intantion

A-1 ライフスタイルの多様性に対応した集合住宅における最適な給水設備設計法に関する研究 : (第1報)変動制原単位基準による給水量の計算プロセスの検討

A-1 ライフスタイルの多様性に対応した集合住宅における最適な給水設備設計法に関する研究 : (第1報)変動制原単位基準による給水量の計算プロセスの検討

Stress and the etiology of osteoarthritis.

Although degenerative joint disease is an old and exceedingly common problem, clinical investigators have not reached a consensus regarding the etiology of this disease. Comparative osteological analysis of the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow joints of 789 individuals from four human skeletal populations (Black and White Americans, Pueblo Indians, and Alaskan Eskimos) indicates that age of onset, frequency, and location of degenerative changes are directly related to the nature and degree of environmentally associated stress, as reflected by the variable life styles of the populations sampled. Eskimos have the earliest onset and most severe involvement for all four joints studied, the right side is usually more affected than the left, and Blacks are more frequently involved than Whites in the knee, shoulder, and elbow. Functional stress, when constant and severe in nature, becomes the primary focus of degenerative disease, but other background contributing agents such as age, sex, and hormonal influence must not be ignored.