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1 | 2015 article | Making a living: pro poor tourism in hot spring recreational park of Sungai Klah, Sungkai, Perak, Malaysia Che Leh Fauziah, Omar Baharudin, Ahmad Baharom Azmi, Poverty is perceived as something unending in most poor and developing countries and it still occurs in areas including which have become tourist attraction centres. Tourism is an economic sector that is increasingly growing in importance to most poor and developing countries especially in rural areas and in the interior. Tourism activities have the ability to stimulate regional development rapidly which in turn benefits the locals. However, there is also a situation whereby its development is not equally beneficial to the government, investors and locals despite the rapidly developing tourism activities in that area. Pro Poor Tourism (PPT) is a mechanism that is able to benefit the poor at tourism centres; several strategies and approaches were identified as capable of increasing the cooperative bonding between the government, private sectors and local population as well as providing benefits to all three parties without ignoring the locals in the area. This study aims to present the ..... 1549 hits |
2 | 2017 article | Tahap pengetahuan pelajar dalam industri sawit di Malaysia Jusoh Mohd Abdullah, Che Omar Ahmad Raflis, Ahmad Azhar, 3286 hits |
3 | 2023 article | Verification the reliability and validity of a Malaysian version of rathus assertiveness schedule as drug prevention scale Ahmad Jazimin Jusoh The aim of this research was to verify the Malaysian version of Rathus assertiveness as a drug prevention scale in secondary school students. The current research participants were 211 secondary students in Johor, Selangor, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. An exploratory factor analysis with principal axis factoring and varimax rotation was performed for the initial analysis. After the eigenvalue emerged, the data was suppressed to.30 to display the factor loading. The value of commonalities and factor loading were considered to frame and locate the items in the scale structure. Furthermore, the reliability of the scale was tested through Cronbach's alpha. The result showed that nine factors emerged, explaining 58.721% of the variance. Four of the 30 items were eliminated from the analysis because they had commonalities below the threshold. The structure of the scale was as follows: seven items in the first factor, four items in the second factor, four items in the third factor, two items i..... 104 hits |