The Effect of Two Aspects-Quality Products and Consumers Psychology - Toward the Purchase Decisions of Samsung Mobile Phone

  • Yulianda S
  • Handayani T
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Abstract

PIP: Although the standard argument for distributing birth control pills throughout the Third World is that they are less dangerous than pregnancy or abortion, irregular use of the pill increases riks of both. The irregularity of use can be attributed to both poor delivery systems and side effects. Side effects occur because of poor screening and lack of alternative dosages. Because of the lower price of buying in bulk, family planning groups distribute only 1 kind of pill. The woman who experiences side effects, e.g. headache, dizziness, weight gain, depression, has no choice but to discontinue use. Few women are screened by having their blood pressure taken, therefore the pill exacerbates illness in those with circulation problems. Breast-feeding mothers who take the pill provide less sustenance from their breastmilk, which can increase infant mortality rates. In Bangladesh a USAID-funded study on contractive distribution found that the "trained" family planning workers did not know what advice to give a woman who missed her pill on 5 consecutive days, or what type of side effects might be anticipated, or how many days after the onset of menstruation a woman should begin the pill. A more level headed approach to delivery of contraceptives in developing countries is needed.

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Yulianda, S., & Handayani, T. (2015). The Effect of Two Aspects-Quality Products and Consumers Psychology - Toward the Purchase Decisions of Samsung Mobile Phone. Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences. https://doi.org/10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n5s5p203

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