This paper presents a study of the Attitudes and values related to gender young people have. Five people, four women and one male, all about eighteen years old, were interviewed about their Attitudes and values related to gender.Although the study is relatively small, the results are compatible with other published studies and indicate that young people, without consideration to their sex, has a very traditional view on gender. The study also indicates that the Attitudes seem to be established very early in life. Probably the most important factor to determine the Attitudes and values of the child is the parent's opinions. The result show that the interviewed persons did not think their Attitudes and values towards gender where influenced by media, TV etc...

Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to describe the change at Myndigheten and analyze its implementation to identify the employees' Attitudes towards the change. The survey of Attitudes is important to provide indicators of how they may affect the continued implementation of the process-oriented approach.Research methodology: This thesis is based on both quantitative and qualitative method. Surveys have been implemented on co-workers/employees and an interview has been implemented on a project participant.Theoretical framework: This thesis uses theories of organizations, organizational changes and Attitudes.Conclusions: Both positive and negative Attitudes are found for the employees and these Attitudes are mainly weak. If Myndigheten makes interventions, it can help to minimize the negative consequences that the Attitudes may lead to. By doing this the commitment for the change will increase, which is critical for the change to succeed..

Suicide research has a long tradition within sociology. Parallel to the Durkheimian tradition, seeking the causes of suicide in societal factors, a more cultural understanding of suicide has been emphasized. Attitudes to suicide have been stressed as important for the understanding of suicide mortality levels in different societies. For Russia, where suicide mortality levels are among the highest in the world, an understanding of this kind might be of particular importance.Based on a survey study from Moscow 2004, Attitudes to suicide were studied in relation to social, economic and demographic factors as well as to Attitudes to other morally disputable behaviors. Suicide Attitudes in different age and sex groups in the sample were further compared to suicide mortality levels in the corresponding groups in the population.

Problem: What Attitudes do young adults have towards Functional food?Is there any relation between these Attitudes and young adults behaviour towards Functional Food?Purpose: The purpose of our thesis is to understand young adults Attitudes towards Functional Food and also examine the relation between these Attitudes and their behaviour towards Functional Food. Method: The authors of this thesis have used a qualitative method for data collection, focus group interviews.  There were two focus groups interviews performed on high-school students at Alléskolan in Hallsberg. The interview questions and the analysis of the primary data have been based on the frame of reference. Conclusion: Our investigation shows similar results as previous studies about consumers Attitudes towards Functional Food. Our respondents had mixed Attitudes towards Functional Food.

Background: HIV/AIDS has existed officially for more than 35 years and is now seen as a global epidemic. The disease has claimed many victims and there is no indication showing decrease of the mortality rate. The disease is currently incurable, but antiretroviral drugs have good effect at slowing down the process. The persons who live with the disease are exposed to stigma and, sometimes, negative Attitudes. The negative Attitudes could affect the person?s willingness carry through the test.

Youths tend to have a bad reputation. Their outspokenness and spontaneity are two of many reasons to why they are seen as rude and disrespectful. The creativity, curiosity and not least the courage to have opinions and Attitudes are in such young age not yet weakened. Youths, their thoughts and Attitudes change quickly. This essay will deal with a selected group of youths and their Attitudes to the surrounding society.

This study examines some students? Attitudes towards mathematics in grade 2-4. When studying students? Attitudes questionnaires and interviews are often being used as methods. In this study we used a more rare method.

The essay's aim was to see which Attitudes county council's and municipality representatives had about themes like: collaboration and competence in the work around double diagnosed persons. Its objective was to zero in on the Attitudes of the representatives regarding a coallocated collaboration project in Stockholm. Also, it sought to find out what Attitudes the representatives had about the other representatives Attitudes concerning the above mentioned themes. A number of Attitudes were presented during the qualitative interviews with the representatives, highlighting which Attitudes seemed strongest. Then the interviews were analyzed using meaning condensation and then set against the theory of social representations.The analysis showed that before work with the target group starts, there?s a need for synchronization of the different representatives involved in the collaboration project.

Purpose: Our purpose is to examine how ExTe works with values and Attitudes and if it has any connection to their success.Research questions: Does Attitudes and values have anything to with ExTes success? Does ExTes management see their staff as a resource for development and do they deliberately work with it. Does ExTe follow their written Value book and do they continuously and active work with it?Approach: We have used a deductive way of reasoning and a qualitative study to gather the information needed. We have interviewed four staff members at ExTe.Conclusions: ExTes continuously and deliberately work with values and Attitudes do have a meaning for their success.

In this Bachelor thesis I am going to look at Attitudes towards political violence in a small town in Sweden in the 1920s. The town I have picked for this study is Kalmar situated on the east coast of Sweden. This study is a micro historic case study. The specific case is a strike at the city?s water and gas plants for higher salary.

For centuries Islam and Muslims have been subject to islamophobic Attitudes in the west. The purpose with this study was to see into the making of open and closed Attitudes against Islam and Muslims from a conflict in southern Thailand, and also to so see if Muslims are portrayed as more violent than the Buddhist groups in the conflict. The aim of the study is also to see if Muslims fall into a violent stereotype. This was studied by looking at five Swedish newspapers coverage of the conflict, during a given time. To be able to look into this, two theories will be used, the first one is the Runnymede Trust theory, which is about open and closed Attitudes against Islam and Muslims.

Today environmental management systems (EMS) are common documents (more correctly, a combination of documents) that direct, steer and regulate environmental efforts within many companies. The intention of EMS is that its guidelines are reflected in how the employee carries out his everyday work tasks. This study aims to illuminate the Attitudes that exist regarding the EMS at ALSTOM Power Sweden. By using questionnaires and interviews as a method to communicate with employees,a study of the existing Attitudes regarding the EMS was carried out. The results were analyzed categorically and statistically and show that there are consistent Attitudes among employees, but that there are also inconsistent Attitudes.

This bachelor thesis aim to explore in what way the Euro crisis have affected the reciprocal relationship between European identity and the Attitudes towards the euro, and how it differs between the members in the Eurozone and members that have not yet introduced the euro. This thesis is grounded in a theoretical view that the euro is a symbol through which European identity is created, but also that European identity is a factor for the Attitudes towards the euro as a single currency. By statistical analysis of empirical data collected through the Eurobarometer, I discover that there is a difference between how the relationship between the European identity and the Attitudes towards the euro changes during the Euro crisis. Members without the euro seems to be more affected than members with the euro, as the correlation between European identity and Attitudes towards the euro weakens for members without the euro, which do not seem to be the case in member countries within the Eurozone..

The main purpose of a logotype is to harmonize with a company?s business concept and culture. This study is based on the receiver?s Attitudes about three different logotypes - Volvo, Telia and Mcdonald's. It informs the reader about the importance of a logotype as a mean of communication and if the perceptions of the logotype harmonize with the profile of the company.

In this study the overall aim is to find conditions for greater inclusion of pupils with SEN in X county by investigating teachers' Attitudes and views on inclusion. What are the variables that may affect teachers' Attitudes towards inclusion. The variables that will be studied include gender, workexperience, what age of students teachers work with and teachers' subjectknowledge. It is based on a system theory perspective with a pragmatic approach to explore how groups of activities involving or affecting each other. It is a quantitative study with a surveys selected as the method.