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AuthorSolano-Sánchez, Miguel Ángel
AuthorDomínguez-Valerio, Cándida María
AuthorLendínez-Turón, Ana
AuthorAguilar-Rivero, Minerva
Accessioned date2022-02-05T20:22:48Z
Available date2022-02-05T20:22:48Z
Year2022
CitationSolano-Sánchez, M., Domínguez-Valerio, C. M., Lendínez-Turón, A. y Aguilar-Rivero, M. (2022). Sustainable economic development education: the use of artificial neural networks for the profile estimation of students from developing countries. Sustainability, 14(3), 1192. Recuperado de:es
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Abstract[English] Environmentally friendly behaviour and the equitable and sustainable use of natural resources can contribute to solving various environmental, economic, and social problems in different countries. The analysis of the perception of young students is important because schools are suitable for educating future generations and shaping their attitudes to also include a greater concern for the environment. This research aims to determine the degree of influence that a series of Likert-type questions of knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours about sustainable development has on a series of items of the student profile (gender, age, course, and household members) in a developing country.en
LanguageEnglishes
PublishedSustainability [2071-1050], 14(3), 1192es
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SubjectDesarrollo sosteniblees
SubjectEducación ambientales
TitleSustainable economic development education : the use of artificial neural networks for the profile estimation of students from developing countriesen
dc.identifier.doi10.3390/su14031192
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