Survey Overview

As described above, we developed this survey to understand national perspectives related to the CoH, with a primary focus on the action areamaking health a shared value. To understand whether health is a shared value, data about attitudes and values would be needed. In many cases, these data were no...

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Hauptverfasser:	Katherine Grace Carman, Anita Chandra, Carolyn Miller, Matthew D. Trujillo, Douglas Yeung, Sarah Weilant, Christine DeMartini, Maria Orlando Edelen, Wenjing Huang, Joie D. Acosta
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Attitude surveys Axiology Behavioral sciences Communities Demography Economic disciplines Economics Education Educational methods Educational research Epidemiology Ethics Eudaimonism Finance Financial economics Financial investments Formal education Health and wellness Health attitudes Health outcomes Health sciences Health surveys Human societies Investment value Normative ethics Pedagogy Personality psychology Philosophy Population studies Psychological attitudes Psychology Public health School surveys Social groups Social research Social sciences Social surveys Sociology Utilitarianism Wellbeing
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Zusammenfassung:	As described above, we developed this survey to understand national perspectives related to the CoH, with a primary focus on the action areamaking health a shared value. To understand whether health is a shared value, data about attitudes and values would be needed. In many cases, these data were not available. Thus, primary data collection was needed. For other action areas, data from other sources were available. Furthermore, by focusing primarily on one action area, the survey would be more cohesive. Although four of five of the target measures (described in more detail in next sections: value on health