[PDF] Top 20 Self-perception of body weight among high school students in Taipei, Taiwan.

... Taiwanese students with a self-perception of being too fat were more likely than those with perceptions of being just right or too thin to engage in weight management practices, to be [r] ... See full document

... Assessing Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity Through Self-Reports of Height.... Randy M Page; Ching-Mei Lee; Nae-Fang Miao.[r] ... See full document

... Institute of Nursing, Taipei Medical University, ...St., Taipei (110), ...tobacco in their teens and recent reports indicate that smoking prevalence is climbing among youth in ... See full document

... can Taiwan use the findings from the junior high and senior high GYTS to assist in developing their tobacco control program? In general, the main goal of a comprehensive tobacco ... See full document

... cause of death in the ...for students attending junior high schools and senior high schools in ...completed among 4689 junior high school students and ... See full document

... results of an anonymous Internet-based survey of 1454 teenagers (Juvonen & Gross, 2008) are inconsistent with the com- mon assumption that cyberbullies are usually anonymous, sug- gesting that teenagers are ... See full document

... Institute of EducationNational Chiao Tung University1001 Ta Hsuch RdHsinchu ...that students’ conceptions of learning have a profound influence on the learning process, and thus are related to ... See full document

... allows students (2010) to use K-3000 to take DOE allows students (2010) to use K-3000 to take test (if students are already use it as specified in test (if students are already use it ... See full document

... Procedure of data collection After the target students were chosen, they were asked to browse a few selected local Internet-based instructional sites and systems, which had been nominated as the best ... See full document

... interviews in this study indi- cated that teachers already recognize the benefits of the Internet: the speed in finding and transferring information, an increase in teaching flexibility, and an ... See full document

... determinant of parental influence is whether they smoke or ...56 In addition, having cigarettes easily available in the home certainly facilitates adolescent ...expressed in terms of ... See full document

... use of longitudinal survey data to find out the demographic and life-style factors affecting body weight change of the elderly in ...collected in the two waves of ?The ... See full document

... especially in entertainment, seeking infor- mation, and as social device ...male students to play computer ...type of game played is sports. Female students obviously gain some enjoyment from ... See full document

... increase of mobile phone ownership throughout the world in the last decade, it would seem useful to find ways to adapt handsets for learning ...used in education, with the relentless advancement ... See full document

... difference in students’ learning perception and in their performance of English ...39 high school students who were engaged in computer-supported knowledge ... See full document

... problem of classifying short essays used in comprehension tests for senior high school students in ...year students, so the answers included only four categories, each for ... See full document

... For interpretation , means are ordered low to high from left to right. A l1 means not underlined by a common line differ significantly from the others. With respec[r] ... See full document

... Obesity in schoolchildren is continuing to rise at an alarming rate and becomes an important public health problem ...aims of this study were 1）to compare the knowledge score, body image score, ... See full document

... purpose of this study was to explore how self-efficacy and personality traits effected on frustration tolerance of senior high school ...540 students selected from Taichung ... See full document

... Higher risk factors such as peer smoking, peers offering cigarettes, alcohol use and lower protective factors, such as refusal self-efficacy, antismoking attitude and belief in the [r] ... See full document