Anuvrat Movements Theory and Practical

Author(s): Shivani Bothra
Publisher: USA Florida International University

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Table 7. Water Usage Among Participants from Different Religious Backgrounds
Above Average
Below Average
Average
Don't Know
Total
Religion
Jain
19
64 43%
12.8%
23 15.4%
149 100%
43 28.9%
15 42.9%
Hindu
11
35
2.9%
31.4%
22.9%
100%
Sikh
0.0%
100%
0.0%
100%
Muslim
83.3%
0.0%
20 10.5%
0.0%
0 0.0%
31 16.2%
16.7%
59
81
Total
100%
191 100%
42.4%
30.9%
The next questions in the survey were: “Do you need more information on what
you could do to be more environment friendly?” and “Do you need more information on
what you could do to be more socially responsible?” The survey data shows that 195
respondents attempted both of these questions. 84% of the responses were "yes," 9.4%
"no" and 6.5% were not sure. Such a results conveys an eagerness to get information, but
is that enough? The following tables 8 and 9 presents the survey output and provides yet
another comparison between an Anuvrati's attitude and a non-Anuvrati's attitude.
Table 8. “Do You Need More Information on What You Could Do to be More Environment Friendly?”
Yes
No
Not Sure
Total
Anuvrati
105 69.15
114 64.4%
28.6%
45.5%
NonAnuvrati
47
10 71.4%
63
6 54.5%
30.9%
35.6%
Total
152 100%
14 100%
11 100%
177 100%
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