Ahmad Firdhaus Arham
Biographic Data
| ID | 6789805 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ahmad Firdhaus Arham |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ahmad Firdhaus |
| FAMILY NAME | Arham |
| SIGNATURE | ARHAM A F |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6740-2077 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Consumer perceived value and impulsive buying in social commerce
This study examines the psychological mechanisms underlying consumers’ impulse buying behavior in social commerce (S-commerce) by adopting the stimulus-organism-response (SOR) framework. Specifically, it examines how platform interactivity (INT) and social cue intensity (SCI), as environmental stimuli, influence the urge to buy impulsively (UBI) through the mediating roles of perceived utilitarian value (PUV) and perceived hedonic value (PHV). Fu…
Asian households’ dengue-related knowledge, attitudes, and practices
Community Attitudes towards Dengue Prevention in Malaysia
Dengue fever remains a significant urban health challenge in Malaysia, exacerbated by rapid urban development, inadequate waste management, and climate change. This study explores community attitudes toward dengue prevention and identifies factors influencing participation in mosquito control efforts, aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11). The research examines individual perceptions, community engagement, and urban governance th…
Effectiveness of Citra Education in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia from Students’ Perspective
Higher education in Malaysia has evolved rapidly and become more stable over the decades. This situation demands a shift from the standard approach in higher education to a more flexible one. The development of the higher education’s curriculum should also focus on the education system that enables student to understand shared values and the sharing of experience as well as aspiration. As a multi-cultural country, Malaysia develops its higher edu…
A Sociological Analysis of the Malay Sultanate in Malaysia
The institution of the Malay Sultanate has existed in the Malay states' social system for centuries and is directly involved in government. According to this royal system, the king has absolute power in government. However, after the British colonization, the Sultan had to receive advice from the residents except in matters concerning Islam and Malay customs. History proves that in half the country, the throne has been removed from the palace and…
The Indicators for Ethical Principle of Beneficence and Non-Maleficence in Modern Biotechnology
Knowledge And Perception Regarding Safe-Use of Natural Health Products Among Undergraduates
Awareness of healthy living has driven youth, including undergraduates, to prefer natural health products (NHP). With the rise of online sales for medications, supplements, and cosmetics, understanding NHP safety among undergraduates is crucial. A university elective course included a KYM module on NHP safety. A one-group pre- and post-test study (n=48) assessed the module’s impact using a questionnaire covering demographics, self-assessed knowle…
From the past to the present
The legal system known as Hukum Kanun Pahang , or Pahang Laws, was established during the reign of Sultan Abdul Ghafur Muhayiddin Syah (1592–1614), the 12th Sultan of Pahang . The enduring influence of the legal system on the Institution of the Malay Sultanate has had a profound and ongoing effect on the societal structure of Malaysian society. The enduring influence of the Pahang Laws on the Institutions of the Malay Sultanate serves as a testam…
Public’s attitudes towards autocidal trap in Malaysia
As dengue incidence rises yearly, there are several reports on the poor effectiveness of conventional vector management techniques. One of the major illnesses that endanger public health and occasionally result in death is dengue. Due to the lack of a specific treatment for dengue, the autocidal trap was selected as an alternate strategy for dengue prevention in the survey. This essay's goal is to evaluate and contrast Malaysians' attitudes towar…
Public perspectives on strays and companion animal management in Malaysia
Strays and companion animal management is a sensitive issue in Malaysia that incites solid and conflicting views. Through structured questionnaires administered to a random sample of 704 respondents, this study explored public opinion on a) causes of the stray animal population, b) the management of the stray animal population, and c) the national strategy on strays and companion Animal Management. The results show that 70.3% of respondents agree…
Fogging to combat dengue
This result provides a good insight from the perspective of education and unravels the underlying fundamentals of stakeholders' attitudes toward the fogging technique. The findings also provide a positive indicator to the responsible parties involved to continue the usage of this technique in conjunction with improvements with regard to its safety aspects, and possibly in combination with other environmental-friendly alternatives in order to achi…
To do, or not to do?”
The findings showed that the stakeholders in Malaysia were optimistic about the dengue vaccine with a positive attitude and perceived benefits as significant predictors of intention to adopt the vaccine. Hence, ongoing research can be intensified with the end target of recommending the vaccine for public adoption in hotspot areas. This finding contributes to the consumer behaviour literature while also providing helpful information to the governm…
Stakeholders’ Attitudes Toward Genetically Modified Rice in Malaysia
Rice, as a staple food for a large proportion of the world, is a vitally important food crop. More than 3.5 billion people in the world depend on rice, which provides 20% of human calorific needs per day. This paper aims to analyze several sociodemographic factors that affect stakeholders’ attitudes toward genetically modified (GM) rice in Malaysia. This research involved a total of 509 adult respondents in the Klang Valley. The results of the st…
Participatory
Dengue is the main health problem in Malaysia. One of the main causes of dengue is the lack of participation in combating dengue. To improve participation, stakeholder’s engagement is considered the best solution which promotes an effective way of forming good governance. Engagement involves a level of knowledge, awareness, and understanding through past intended behavior. The objective of this study is to assess and compare the level of engageme…
Determinants of stakeholders’ attitudes and intentions toward supporting the use of Wolbachia-infected Aedes mosquitoes for dengue control
The identified predictors can serve as indicators for the decision-making process regarding WiAM implementation in Malaysia and other developing countries with similar demographics and cultures
Stakeholders’ Intention to Adopt Gene Therapy in Malaysia
Gene therapy is a medical procedure in which new genetic material (genes) are introduced into the human body to treat disorders or diseases. Although the technology holds huge promises for improving human health, it is also one of the most controversial topics in modern medicine. Therefore, research into stakeholders’ intention to adopt gene therapy and its predicting factors is important to influence the successful implementation of this new the…
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Stakeholders’ Intention to Adopt Gene Therapy in Malaysia
Gene therapy is a medical procedure in which new genetic material (genes) are introduced into the human body to treat disorders or diseases. Although the technology holds huge promises for improving human health, it is also one of the most controversial topics in modern medicine. Therefore, research into stakeholders’ intention to adopt gene therapy and its predicting factors is important to influence the successful implementation of this new the…
Stakeholders’ Attitudes Toward Genetically Modified Rice in Malaysia
Rice, as a staple food for a large proportion of the world, is a vitally important food crop. More than 3.5 billion people in the world depend on rice, which provides 20% of human calorific needs per day. This paper aims to analyze several sociodemographic factors that affect stakeholders’ attitudes toward genetically modified (GM) rice in Malaysia. This research involved a total of 509 adult respondents in the Klang Valley. The results of the st…
Participatory
Dengue is the main health problem in Malaysia. One of the main causes of dengue is the lack of participation in combating dengue. To improve participation, stakeholder’s engagement is considered the best solution which promotes an effective way of forming good governance. Engagement involves a level of knowledge, awareness, and understanding through past intended behavior. The objective of this study is to assess and compare the level of engageme…
Determinants of stakeholders’ attitudes and intentions toward supporting the use of Wolbachia-infected Aedes mosquitoes for dengue control
The identified predictors can serve as indicators for the decision-making process regarding WiAM implementation in Malaysia and other developing countries with similar demographics and cultures
To do, or not to do?”
The findings showed that the stakeholders in Malaysia were optimistic about the dengue vaccine with a positive attitude and perceived benefits as significant predictors of intention to adopt the vaccine. Hence, ongoing research can be intensified with the end target of recommending the vaccine for public adoption in hotspot areas. This finding contributes to the consumer behaviour literature while also providing helpful information to the governm…
Public perspectives on strays and companion animal management in Malaysia
Strays and companion animal management is a sensitive issue in Malaysia that incites solid and conflicting views. Through structured questionnaires administered to a random sample of 704 respondents, this study explored public opinion on a) causes of the stray animal population, b) the management of the stray animal population, and c) the national strategy on strays and companion Animal Management. The results show that 70.3% of respondents agree…
Fogging to combat dengue
This result provides a good insight from the perspective of education and unravels the underlying fundamentals of stakeholders' attitudes toward the fogging technique. The findings also provide a positive indicator to the responsible parties involved to continue the usage of this technique in conjunction with improvements with regard to its safety aspects, and possibly in combination with other environmental-friendly alternatives in order to achi…
Knowledge And Perception Regarding Safe-Use of Natural Health Products Among Undergraduates
Awareness of healthy living has driven youth, including undergraduates, to prefer natural health products (NHP). With the rise of online sales for medications, supplements, and cosmetics, understanding NHP safety among undergraduates is crucial. A university elective course included a KYM module on NHP safety. A one-group pre- and post-test study (n=48) assessed the module’s impact using a questionnaire covering demographics, self-assessed knowle…
From the past to the present
The legal system known as Hukum Kanun Pahang , or Pahang Laws, was established during the reign of Sultan Abdul Ghafur Muhayiddin Syah (1592–1614), the 12th Sultan of Pahang . The enduring influence of the legal system on the Institution of the Malay Sultanate has had a profound and ongoing effect on the societal structure of Malaysian society. The enduring influence of the Pahang Laws on the Institutions of the Malay Sultanate serves as a testam…
Public’s attitudes towards autocidal trap in Malaysia
As dengue incidence rises yearly, there are several reports on the poor effectiveness of conventional vector management techniques. One of the major illnesses that endanger public health and occasionally result in death is dengue. Due to the lack of a specific treatment for dengue, the autocidal trap was selected as an alternate strategy for dengue prevention in the survey. This essay's goal is to evaluate and contrast Malaysians' attitudes towar…
Asian households’ dengue-related knowledge, attitudes, and practices
Community Attitudes towards Dengue Prevention in Malaysia
Dengue fever remains a significant urban health challenge in Malaysia, exacerbated by rapid urban development, inadequate waste management, and climate change. This study explores community attitudes toward dengue prevention and identifies factors influencing participation in mosquito control efforts, aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11). The research examines individual perceptions, community engagement, and urban governance th…
Effectiveness of Citra Education in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia from Students’ Perspective
Higher education in Malaysia has evolved rapidly and become more stable over the decades. This situation demands a shift from the standard approach in higher education to a more flexible one. The development of the higher education’s curriculum should also focus on the education system that enables student to understand shared values and the sharing of experience as well as aspiration. As a multi-cultural country, Malaysia develops its higher edu…
A Sociological Analysis of the Malay Sultanate in Malaysia
The institution of the Malay Sultanate has existed in the Malay states' social system for centuries and is directly involved in government. According to this royal system, the king has absolute power in government. However, after the British colonization, the Sultan had to receive advice from the residents except in matters concerning Islam and Malay customs. History proves that in half the country, the throne has been removed from the palace and…
The Indicators for Ethical Principle of Beneficence and Non-Maleficence in Modern Biotechnology
Consumer perceived value and impulsive buying in social commerce
This study examines the psychological mechanisms underlying consumers’ impulse buying behavior in social commerce (S-commerce) by adopting the stimulus-organism-response (SOR) framework. Specifically, it examines how platform interactivity (INT) and social cue intensity (SCI), as environmental stimuli, influence the urge to buy impulsively (UBI) through the mediating roles of perceived utilitarian value (PUV) and perceived hedonic value (PHV). Fu…
Political science (9 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Dengue fever (5 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Mosquito-borne diseases and control (4 works) · Public health (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Stakeholder (4 works) · Biology (3 works)