Social Trust and Social Network in Iran

Kiani, Mojdeh

doi:10.7763/ijtef.2012.v3.245

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“…However, trust in institutions had the lowest score in comparison with the three other domains, followed by general trust, trust in media and trust in one’s neighborhood. The findings of this study are not completely supportive of the Kiani (2012) study in Isfahan (one of the biggest cities in Iran) which found that the majority of the Iranian respondents had an average level of social trust. The difference between these findings could be due to the population and area differences between the studies, as well as the instrument of trust used.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to this study, a significant difference between personal features such as age, education, marital status, parental status, number of children and education of partner and trust was not found. This is consistent with Kiani (2012).…”

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confidence: 90%

“…This finding is in contrast with Gallo, Smith, and Cox (2006) who revealed that individuals with a higher socio-economic status may find their society more compassionate, and also have a higher level of trust, compared with those with a lower socio-economic status. Similarly, Kiani (2012), Glaeser, Laibson, Scheinkman, and Soutter (2000) and Paxton (2002) indicated that there is a significant positive relationship between socio-economic status and trust. According to these studies, it seems that socio-economic status shapes an individual’s level of access to networks and resources which results in higher levels of trust (Gallo et al, 2006).…”

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confidence: 93%

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Trust and quality of life: A cross-sectional study of young women

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“…Trust is one of the key elements of social capital recognition (Kiani, 2013). Foltz et al, (2016) added that PBC will directly affect behavior; g).…”

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The trend of Women Enjoying Coffee; Coffee Shop Consumption Behaviour Model During the Pandemic and After the Covid-19 Pandemic Based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour

Agriqisthi¹,

Nasrah²,

Saludin³

2023

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Covid-19 is a challenge that must be faced by businesses. When the pandemic occurred in Indonesia, every business person needed to maintain the resilience of the business being managed Not only coffee shops, the pandemic has also affected the behavior of coffee consumers. So this study aims to determine consumer behavior, especially women towards coffee during the pandemic and after the pandemic. This study uses a quantitative research method, which can be counted using statistical methods. Data collection was carried out by distributing questionnaires in 2020. The results showed that women's consumption attitudes related to coffee during the pandemic were significantly influenced by the variables of apathy, perceived control, and intention to behave. The most visible difference in consumer behavior is the reduction in female consumers coming directly to coffee shops due to the pandemic. And during the new normal era, the coffee shop was open offline but with limitations. Consumers who come directly to coffee shops need to pay attention to regulations that must be obeyed. During the Covid-19, coffee consumers preferred to order online. And the new normal period did not simply return people's living conditions to normal. Purchasing power for goods and services is very less. This indicates a change in consumer behavior patterns in the new normal era of consuming a product.

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“…For its wider acceptability and applicability, van Deth, (2003) argued it "has become a minor industry in the social sciences" (p. 79). The concept is rooted in sociology (Unni, 2014;Kiani, 2012; Dehkordi, Hossieni, Naqipourfar, &Torkamani, 2012) and was first studied by Durkheim in 1897 when examining how social influence relates to suicide (Durkheim, 1951), but Hanifan was the first to introduce the term social capital in academic arena (Ritchie & Robison, 2012). …”

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