School climate, attitude toward school violence, and violent behaviors among high school students in Vietnam.

This study aimed to examine the relationship between Vietnamese high school students' violent behaviors and their violence exposure (observing and being victimized by school violence), and attitude, and perceived school climate. The results from 496 Vietnamese high school students show that students' acceptance of school violence and their experience of being the victim of school violence have a significant, and direct, positive effect on their violent behaviors at school. In the moderation model, when students' perception of school climate is more positive, the effect of their acceptance of violence on their violent behaviors at school reduces, implying the moderating effect of school climate.

'Here, we describe them as forgetful, confused, and absent-minded': dementia knowledge, stigma, and care plan among Vietnamese adults in rural area.

Objectives: This study aims to investigate dementia knowledge, dementia stigma, and self-rated importance of dementia plan, and their associated factors among Vietnamese adults in rural Vietnam.

Methods: A total of 325 participants completed the survey. The first section presented two vignettes and related open-ended questions.