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Authors
Affiliations
1 Assistant Professor, Management Department, Haldia Institute of Management, Haldia, West Bengal
2 Assistant Professor, Management Department, Haldia Institute of Management, Haldia, West Bengal, IN
Source
Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development, Vol 11, No 2 (2020), Pagination: 318-322
Abstract
Context: Obesity is becoming a huge burden for our society, it causes premature death and impairment of health some times for life long as it calls many diseases. The obesity is preventable. Awareness on obesity is a key of success of controlling that, but unfortunately our society is not showing aware of it. In this study we are trying to find out the knowledge level on risk and causes of obesity among different genders by using independent samples t test and to see the difference of knowledge level (both causes and risk of obesity) among rural, semi urban and urban, we have done ANOVA. We have used SPSS, 17th version. Total 138 students from those areas are included in the study. The study shows overall knowledge score is poor and there is gender inequality existing in semi urban and rural areas in respect of knowledge. Also the study showed knowledge level on obesity is statistically different among urban, rural and semi urban areas.
Keywords
Obesity, Urban, Rural, Semi Urban, Society, Awareness, Gender Inequality.
