Policy inference from technological innovation, renewable energy, and financial development for sustainable development goals (SDGs): insight from asymmetric and bootstrap Granger causality approaches

Udemba, Edmund Ntom; Emir, Fırat; Khan, Nazakat-Ullah; Hussain, Sadam

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-19730-w

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“…In addition, young people who score higher in neuroticism are more likely to see parental actions especially those from their childhood with hostility. Additionally, females who had suffered sexual abuse as a kid reported considerably higher levels of neuroticism than those who had not (Udemba et al, 2022). According to theories on drug misuse, those who score higher on the neuroticism scale are more prone to use substances when they're feeling overwhelmed by negative emotions or situations (Benchaya et al, 2019).…”

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Personality Factors, Perceived Parenting Styles as Predictors of Substance Use Among University Students

Khan,

Shehzad

2024

SCEP

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Introduction: The aim of this study was to investigate the correlation between drug usage and teenagers' perceptions of their parents' parenting styles. Specifically, the study aimed to examine how different parenting styles influence adolescents' propensity for drug use. Methodology: Data for this study was collected from 230 students attending three different universities in the area. Qualitative research methods were employed, utilizing a Biographical Questionnaire, the Drug Use Disorders Identification Test (DUDIT) to measure drug use, and the Parental Authority Questionnaire (PAQ) to assess students' perceptions of their parents' authority. Results/Findings: The findings revealed that adolescents with lower levels of drug use tended to perceive their parents asAuthoritative. However, neither authoritarian nor permissive parenting styles showed significant associations with drug use outcomes. Additionally, a notable gender difference was observed, with males demonstrating higher rates of drug consumption compared to females. Future Research Direction: More study should examine the processes relating parenting styles to teenage drug use. Peer, socioeconomic, and cultural factors may moderate the association between parenting methods and drug use, thus studies should examine these. Additionally, interventions to improve parental education and knowledge of adolescent drug usage prevention measures should be created and tested to reduce juvenile substance use

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Personality Factors, Perceived Parenting Styles as Predictors of Substance Use Among University Students

Khan,

Shehzad

2024

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“…When multiple variables are cointegrated, it signifies that despite each variable's absent stationarity individually, a linear combination of these variables results in a stationary outcome. Panel cointegration tests, such as the Pedroni test, Kao test, or Westerlund test, analyse the collective behaviour of variables across entities and periods(Neal, 2014;Udemba et al, 2023). These tests determine whether a linear combination of variables is cointegrated across the entire panel, indicating a shared equilibrium relationship among entities.…”

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Nexus Between Industrialization and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Impacts on Infant Mortality in Lower-Middle-Income Countries

Aslam,

Ahmad,

Ali

et al. 2023

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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The study examines how industrialization, income distribution, and other socio-economic factors play crucial roles in influencing mortality rates and demographic patterns. This study used a strong, balanced panel dataset and covered 37 lower-middle-income countries. The econometrics approach DOLS used, as well as two models. The study provides mixed results for both models. In model 1, morality rate is a dependent variable, while other independent variables. In the model, greenhouse gases and urbanization both have a negative and statistically significant impact on morality rates. In Model 2, urbanization and adjusted national income level have a negative impact on the total adult mortality rate. Besides, greenhouse gases and renewable energy have a positive impact on the total adult mortality rate. The study recommends deep attention to environmental protection and adopting clean energy in lower-middle-income countries to alleviate the adverse effects of greenhouse gas emissions, industrialization, and nonrenewable energy usage on human health.

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Climate Change and Renewable Energy

Rani,

Kumari,

Chand

et al. 2024

Advances in Geographical and Environmental Sciences

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Policy inference from technological innovation, renewable energy, and financial development for sustainable development goals (SDGs): insight from asymmetric and bootstrap Granger causality approaches

Cited by 12 publications

References 67 publications

Personality Factors, Perceived Parenting Styles as Predictors of Substance Use Among University Students

Personality Factors, Perceived Parenting Styles as Predictors of Substance Use Among University Students

Nexus Between Industrialization and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Impacts on Infant Mortality in Lower-Middle-Income Countries

Climate Change and Renewable Energy

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