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Relationship between Fisherman Knowledge About Environmental Sanitation, Healthy Life Attitude, and Income on Quality of Fisherman Environmental Healthy Housing

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  • Sapta Dewi Yusriani

    (Satya Negara Indonesia University, Indonesia)

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This research aims to determine the relationship between knowledge about environmental sanitation, healthy life attitude, and income on quality of environmental healthy housing at Muara Angke North Jakarta, Indonesia. The method used was quantitative with a correlation study by applying regression and correlational analysis. Research results showed there was a significant correlation between fisherman knowledge about environmental sanitation, healthy life attitude, and income with fisherman quality of environmental healthy housing (0.01), where the figure was much lower than the level of sig 0.05. These results indicated that knowledge about environmental sanitation, healthy life attitude, and income has significantly contribution on the quality of environmental healthy housing. Therefore, if fisherman quality of environmental housing should be improved, factors such as knowledge about sanitation, healthy life attitude and income could be taken into consideration.

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  • Sapta Dewi Yusriani, 2018. "Relationship between Fisherman Knowledge About Environmental Sanitation, Healthy Life Attitude, and Income on Quality of Fisherman Environmental Healthy Housing," The Journal of Social Sciences Research, Academic Research Publishing Group, pages 756-765:2.
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