Study on Antibiotic Prophylactic Use Behavior and Influencing Factors of Livestock and Poultry Breeding Farms and Households from Risk Cognitive Perspective

Based on the theory of planned behavior( TPB),Taking 399 livestock and poultry farms and households in Shandong Province as samples,risk cognitive variables were introduced. Besides,with the aid of the structural equation model( SEM) and partial least squares method( PLS),through an empirical analysis on antibiotic prophylactic behavior of livestock and poultry breeding farms and households in the context of " antibiotic free" production,the response mechanism of " antibiotic free" production was explored. Results indicated that the use of antibiotic prophylaxis by livestock and poultry farms and households is still very common. In the observation samples,61. 4% clearly expressed they would use antibiotic prophylaxis; the understanding of hazard of improper antibiotic prophylaxis was inadequate,only 32. 3% breeding households believed that the overuse of antibiotic prophylaxis is the main reason leading to excessive drug residue in animal products. This study was in line with the process of deduction of TPB. The breeding households' reduction of antibiotic prophylaxis is influenced by their intentions,while the intention is influenced by the attitude,subjective norms and perceptual behavior control; different risks have different influences,but most risks have greater influence on perceptual behavior control,because the perceptual behavior control determines whether breeding households have the ability of implementing the corresponding behavior.

Understanding Technology Acceptance and Use in Social Media Platforms:A Systematic Literature Review and the Development of Research Framework

The Systematic Literature Review(SLR)presented in the document focuses on the acceptance of social media(SM)platforms,particularly through the lens of the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology(UTAUT),Technology Acceptance Model(TAM),Theory of Planned Behavior(TPB)and other relevant theories.The review involves a comprehensive analysis of the most used theories of acceptance models,the methods for selecting studies,and the results and findings from the reviewed studies.The study also discusses the accomplishment of research goals and creates a research framework to guide future research.The geographic scope of the studies is also examined,providing insights into the distribution of studies across different countries.The review adheres to the PRISMA(Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and meta-Analyses)guidelines for reporting systematic reviews and employs a theory-based approach,categorizing selected articles based on their theoretical foundations.The review’s methodology involves the use of empirical evidence that meets predetermined inclusion criteria and addresses specific research questions.The document provides a detailed account of the steps involved in the systematic review,including the identification,screening,eligibility determination,and selection of studies.The review also offers implications for theory and practice,addresses limitations,and suggests areas for future research.