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| 1 | Fecal bacterial contamination in natural water reservoirs as an indicator of seasonal infection by Opisthorchis viverrini in snail intermediate hosts显示文摘 | Wanlop Kaewkes Sasithorn Kaewkes Smarn Tesana Thewarach Laha Banchob Sripa | 2011 | Parasitology International2011，，1： | 1 |
| 2 | Effect of light intensity on Opisthorchis viverrini cercarial shedding levels from Bithynia snails — A preliminary study显示文摘 | Sasithorn Kaewkes Wanlop Kaewkes Thidarut Boonmars Banchob Sripa | 2011 | Parasitology International2011，，1： | 1 |
| 3 | On the realization of electronically current-tunable CMOS OTA显示文摘 | KAEWDANG K WANLOP S | 2007 | International Journal of Electronics and Communications2007，61，5： | 1 |
| 4 | Impact of cosolvents (polyols) on globular protein functionality: Ultrasonic velocity, density, surface tension and solubility study显示文摘 | Wanlop Chanasattru Eric A Decker D Julian McClements | 2008 | Food Hydrocolloids2008，22，： | 1 |
| 5 | A Four - quadrant analog multiplier using basic differential pair 显示文摘 | Boonchai Boonchu Wanlop Surakampontom | 2004 | TENCON 2004 IEEE Region 10 Conference2004，4，3： | 1 |
| 6 | Design of triple-mode ring resonator for wideband microstrip bandpass filters显示文摘 | Kunnthphong Srisathit Apisak Worapishet Wanlop Surakampontorn | 2010 | IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech2010，58，11： | 1 |
| 7 | Bystanders'behaviours and associated factors in cyberbullying显示文摘Background Cyberbullying is presently an alarming problem worldwide due to its impact on the emotions,behaviour and psychological well-being of not only the victims,but the bullies themselves and also bystanders.Aim This study aims to investigate bystanders'behaviours in cyberbullying and associated factors.Methods This research is a cross-sectional study of 578 secondary school students in Bangkok,Thailand.Simple random sampling was used to select four secondary schools.Data were collected through online questionnaires which included four sections:(1)demographic data,(2)bystanders'behaviour in cyberbullying(cyberbullying experience and attitude towards cyberbullying were included in this section),(3)parental attachment(nventory of Parent Attachment-Revised),and(4)self-esteem(Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale-Revised).Results It was found that most occurrences of bystanders'behaviour were:(a)willing to intervene or help victims(34.6%),(b)ignoring the cyberbullying(28%)or(c)partaking in cberbulling(263%).Participants who either were victims of cyberbullying or knew of cyberbullying happening to friends or relatives and had high parental attachment would intervene more than those Who never had such experiences.Participants Who knew of cyberbullying happening to the general public had tendencies towards ignoring the cyberbulying.Participants who indicated they were bullies and had positive atitude towards joining in tended to partake in the cyberbullying more than those who were not.Conclusion Factors relating to the behaviours of bystanders in cyberbullying should be further explored to provide support in the discouragement of ignoring and averting participation in cyberbullying.Secure parental attachment is one important factor that should be instilled during childhood years. | Jidapa Panumaporn Sirichai Hongsanguansri Wanlop Atsariyasing Komsan Kiatrungrit | 2020 | General Psychiatry2020，33，3： | 0 |
| 8 | Comparative sensitivity to environmental variation and human disturbance of Asian tapirs (Tapirus indicus) and other wild ungulates in Thailand显示文摘Southeast Asia’s tropical forests suffer the highest rates of deforestation and disturbance of any on Earth,with poorly understood impacts on native fauna.Asian tapirs(Tapirus indicus)are among the least studied of the large mammals in these forests.Using records from 9 camera trap surveys in 7 of the largest(>1000 km2)pro-tected area complexes,we assessed the influence of environmental variation and human-induced disturbance on tapir occurrence.Tapirs were detected at 13%of locations sampled,significantly associated with evergreen for-est(P<0.001).A multiple logistic regression model predicted tapir presence 87%of the time.According to this model,tapir occurrence was positively influenced by annual rainfall and proximity to the forest edge.Howev-er,tapirs may not avoid edges but instead prefer wetter evergreen forest,a habitat type that tended to occur fur-ther from the forest edge at higher elevations in our particular study sites(P<0.001).By comparison,4 other wild ungulate species that share habitats with tapirs showed a range of differing responses.Tapirs are expect-ed to be less sensitive to disturbance because they are not targets for hunting and trade,and are almost entire-ly active at night,so avoid peak traffic periods in parks.Tapir populations in Thailand may be more stable than in other parts of their global range because rates of forest loss have decreased>40%over the past 20 years.We recommend surveys to fill gaps in the understanding of the status in lesser-known protected areas,research to better understand the fine-scale environmental influences on behavior and habitats of tapirs,and other forest un-gulates,and continued legal status for tapirs in the highest category of protection. | Antony J.LYNAM Naruemon TANTIPISANUH Wanlop CHUTIPONG Dusit NGOPRASERT Megan C.BAKER Passanan CUTTER George GALE Shumpei KITAMURA Robert STEINMETZ Ronglarp SUKMASUANG Somying THUNHIKORN | 2012 | Integrative Zoology2012，7，4： | 0 |
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