The Scenario of Giving to Beggars: A Behavioural Analysis Among Malaysians

Awang, Salwa Amirah; Borhan, Joni Tamkin; Mohamad, Mohamad Taqiudin; Muhammad, Fidlizan

doi:10.51200/ljms.v11i.722

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“…Verhaert and Van de Poel (2001) studied 1,385 respondents in the United Kingdom and discovered that subjective norms significantly influence donor behaviour to European charity. Awang et al (2017) examined 1034 respondents in three Malaysian states and confirmed that subjective norms influenced the behaviour of giving to beggars. Subsequently, a study by Muhammad et al (2014b) involving 101 Muslim teachers in Johor, Malaysia, revealed that family members are involved in influencing the contribution of alumni to the university.…”

Section: Subjective Normsmentioning

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Sense of Responsibility: Proposing Alumni Giving Behavioral Intention Framework

Chai,

Amran,

Ooi

2023

JGI

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In scenarios where alumni giving is uncommon, the present study seeks to construct a conceptual framework to examine the possible predictors that may influence alumni giving behavioural intention to public universities in the Malaysian context. An extended theory of planned behaviour was incorporated into the conceptual framework to offer a comprehensive elaboration of alumni giving behavioural intention, encompassing attitude towards giving, subjective norms, facilitating conditions, and tax exemption as a moderator. This conceptual study provides new information on important predictors related to the determinants of alumni behavioural intention by examining four constructs (attitude towards giving, subjective norms, facilitating condition, and tax exemption), which could predict the contributory factors that influence alumni's giving intention to their alma mater.

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Section: Subjective Normsmentioning

confidence: 86%

Sense of Responsibility: Proposing Alumni Giving Behavioral Intention Framework

Chai,

Amran,

Ooi

2023

JGI

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“…The conceptual framework in the study of the Analysis of the Causes and Impacts of the Existence of Homeless and Beggars in the City of Medan is as follows (Awang et al, 2017)…”

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Cause and Impact Analysis of Homeless and Beggars: A Study of Urban Poverty and Social Stigma in Medan

Benediktus,

Meritus

2022

Sosateris

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This study proposes an in-depth analysis of the factors causing and impacting the phenomenon of homeless people and beggars in the city of Medan. The aim of the research is to identify the root causes as well as the social consequences of these problems in the urban context. Research methods include qualitative and quantitative data analysis, including interviews with the individuals involved, community surveys, and related statistical analyses. The results of the analysis show that high unemployment rates and economic inequality are central factors in pushing individuals towards a state of homeless people and beggars. Limited access to education and health services also plays an important role in maintaining this problem. Social factors, such as family problems and violence, also have a large impact on individual conditions. The impact of the problem of homeless people and beggars includes higher physical and mental health risks, as well as social stigmatization that hinders community reintegration efforts. The existence of homeless people and beggars can also affect the city's image, security, and economic aspects. By understanding the root of the problem and its impact, it is hoped that this research will contribute to efforts to reduce homeless people and beggars in Medan City and develop a more inclusive and caring society

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The Psychological States of Beggars in Malaysia: Happiness, Subjective Well-Being, and Gratitude

Gin

Syasyila

2021

JCSHD

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The economic downturn causes a fluctuation of Malaysian beggars with disrupted psychological states. The research focuses on happiness, subjective well-being, and gratitude among the beggars in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor. Ten beggars participated in an in-depth interview. Their selection was based on a purposive sampling technique. Findings show that with life satisfaction and maintained health conditions, they would be contented. Intolerable circumstances currently made the beggars wishing they could restart an ideal life to restore their subjective well-being. Amidst gratefulness, beggars tend to wake up with an appreciation for every little thing. However, the limited psychological care given has caused the number of beggars to escalate. The number of beggars would dwindle by appraising the public with what they necessitate through an awareness brought by findings from the study.

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The Scenario of Giving to Beggars: A Behavioural Analysis Among Malaysians

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Sense of Responsibility: Proposing Alumni Giving Behavioral Intention Framework

Sense of Responsibility: Proposing Alumni Giving Behavioral Intention Framework

Cause and Impact Analysis of Homeless and Beggars: A Study of Urban Poverty and Social Stigma in Medan

The Psychological States of Beggars in Malaysia: Happiness, Subjective Well-Being, and Gratitude

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