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Results for Family Name : "Abdul Hamid" AND Given Name/Initial : "Azian"

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Stress dan tahap kesejahteraan sosial pasca pandemik covid19: Satu tinjauan

Item Type: Book Section

Abdul Hamid, Azian and

Jumain, Khairulnizam and

Shafiai, Raudhatul Mahfuzah and

Ismail, Najihah and

Tey, Nai Peng and

Lai, Siow Li and

Tengku Razif, Tengku Aira and

Palil, Mohd Rizal and

Imam Supaat, Dina and

Year: 00/00/2022

Abstract: Since the start of the Coronavirus Disease 19 (COVID-19) pandemic in late 2019, the highest daily deaths recorded in Malaysia were 408 and until the end of the pandemic period, on 30 March 2022, the cumulative death toll was over 35,800 deaths. Throughout the pandemic phase, every Malaysian individual of all ages, races and economic social backgrounds received the impact of the phased implementation of the Phased Movement Control Order policy implemented by the government. This paper aims to identify the factors that influence the level of stress of parents during the post COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia.

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The association between work family conflict and social demographic characteristics among fathers in Malaysia

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item

Abdul Hamid, Azian and

Ismail, Najihah and

Samat, Nor Azah and

Mahmud, Adzmel and

Year: 00/00/2021

Abstract: Those living in urban, Indian, age 30-44 years, higher educational level, single father, and non Muslim’s tend to face Work Family Conflict than their counterparts. More hectic/busy environment and higher cost of living in urban area compared to the rural area may contribute to the Work Family Conflict among fathers.

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Measuring Malaysian well-being through the personal well-being index (PWI): findings from the fifth Malaysian Population and Family Survey, 2014

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item

Mahpul, Irwan Nadzif and

Abdul Hamid, Azian and

Shafiai, Raudhatul Mahfuzah and

Year: 00/00/2015

Abstract: The aim of this study is to measure the well-being of Malaysian population through the use of PWI scale developed by the International Wellbeing Group (IWbG). Responses on the PWI scale were collected from over 10,000 adults aged 18 to 59 drawn from a sample of 18,852 living quarters throughout the country. Through the MPFS-5, the Personal Well-Being Index for the Malaysian was recorded at 7.71 out of a maximum score of 10. Out of the eight domains identified, the Spirituality or Religion domain recorded the highest score of 7.56. It then followed by the domain scores of Personal Relationships (7.54), Community-Connectedness (7.52), Personal Safety (7.35), Personal Health (7.10), Future Security (6.96), Standard of Living (6.58) and Achieving in Life (6.56).