Travel-based multitasking behaviour in Singapore: Determinants and impacts on money-time-seat trade-offs

Sun, Shanshan; Wong, Yiik Diew

doi:10.1016/j.tbs.2021.09.005

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“…The data quality of this survey agency is good, as it performs strict controls, such as monitoring speeders (those who spend less than one third of actual median complete time), straight liners (who give same response on every answer option) and duplicates (same IP address). Therefore, its online panel has been widely used to conduct academic research in Singapore 22 . To invite participants, the company disseminated our study's information to its online panel and made it available to participants who qualified for this study.…”

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“…Therefore, its online panel has been widely used to conduct academic research in Singapore. 22 To invite participants, the company disseminated our study's information to its online panel and made it available to participants who qualified for this study. Given that the objective of this study is to understand Singaporean adults' stigmatising behaviour towards eczema patients, we had two participant inclusion criteria: (1) 21 years old or older, and (2) Singaporean citizens or permanent residents.…”

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Media and social factors influencing stigma towards eczema patients: A survey study in Singapore

Jiang

Chia

2022

Health Prom J of Aust

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Eczema, a skin chronic condition characterised by dry, flaky and cracked appearance, has become an increasingly common health challenge in many countries. 1 In Singapore, the context of this study, eczema is a major skin health problem, with 1 in 10 individuals being treated for this disease. 2 A salient challenge eczema patients face is the stigma towards them, which has been relatively unacknowledged. Stigma or stigmatising behaviour is the expression of negative stereotypes and social judgments regarding a person or group, resulting in an experienced or anticipated exclusion, rejection, blame or devaluation. 3 Due to the obvious appearance change in the skin, many eczema patients have experienced stigmatising behaviours, such as bullying by peers since childhood. 4 As they transition into

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Media and social factors influencing stigma towards eczema patients: A survey study in Singapore

Jiang

Chia

2022

Health Prom J of Aust

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“…In fact, a mean value of S$15.8 was calibrated from the group of participants who preferred work-related activities during their travelling while the mean VTT for others was found to be S$38. (Sun & Wong, 2022).…”

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“…𝜌 2 , AIC and BIC. As suggested by Sun & Wong (2022), in-vehicle activity cannot always help to reduce travel disutility which instead is found to be varied according to in-vehicle activity type and trip purpose. The exploration of psychological factors explains why changes in travel disutility happen by revealing the impacts on travel attributes.…”

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