Design of Chaotic and Hyperchaotic Time-Delayed Electronic Circuit

Banerjee, Tanmoy; Biswas, Debabrata; Sarkar, B. C.

doi:10.9756/bijpsic.3138

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“…Thus, there are weak aspects of the policies of external systems and subsystems that were not considered in the preparation of exclusive breastfeeding policies. The same results are found in the research of Wahyuningsih & Machmudah in Semarang, which indicated that the respondents who provide the highest level of exclusive breastfeeding are mothers who are supported by their husbands [18].…”

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The Social Construction of Exclusive Breastfeeding for Working Women in Bengkulu, Indonesia

Muria¹

2020

IJPR

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This study examined exclusive breastfeeding using a social construction assessment to determine the reality of the problems presented by working mothers' activities, specifically in the context of the low level of exclusive breastfeeding in Indonesia. The research was based on data obtained from 35 women using a questionnaire. In order to obtain more detailed information, we conducted interviews with 10 informants. There is no difference in exclusive breastfeeding based on the women's level of education and knowledge. Furthermore, the types of occupation, income levels, and age of the respondents were found to present no significant differences. In their social construction, the role of moments of externalization and objectivation were stronger compared to the role of internalization in the family with respect to the practice of exclusive breastfeeding. The family (husbands and parents), government policies, and the workplace played roles that contributed to encouraging women to practice exclusive breastfeeding. It is important for governments to design policies that protect the rights of children and women in order to lower the infant mortality rate in Indonesia.

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confidence: 83%