hassl: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called hassl.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Students; Management; Performance; Model; Development; Learning; Relationship; Teachers; Sciences; Business; Health; Quality; Impact; Rights; Value; Data; Level; Satisfaction; Work; Effect; Technology; Information; Use; Nigeria; Respondents; Analysis; Leadership; Variables; Government; Family; Children; Behavior; People; Factors; Language; Teaching; Gender; Practices; Culture; Risk; Self; Skills; Banks; Malaysia; Customer; Marketing; Covid-19; Countries; Women; Environment; Communication; Strategies; Indonesia; Age; Investors; Workplace; Patient; Narration

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Constructing an Instrument for Assessing the Internalization and Actualization of Cultural Values toward English for Foreign Language Learners by Afifah, Wiwiek ; Ningsih, Lucia W; Hussein, Nadhim Obaid ; Aisya, Asma (2022) - There are many studies on culture, morality, and developing instruments as they relate to issues of positive cultural values, for example, Jensen (2015); Harpham (2017); Kurth and Narvaez (2018); Staines, Formosa, and Ryan (2019) who intensively investigate the same field. Therefore, the objective of this paper aims at developing an instrument to assess language learners’ internalization and actualization toward positive cultural values. Keywords: actualization; culture; instrument; internalization; language; learning; research; score; students; values
• Students' Evaluation on Field Trips as a Means to Prepare Graduate Employability at a Vietnamese University by Long, Pham Duc; Nga, Nguyen Thuy (2022) - Field trips are regarded as significant extra-curricular activities to promote students' perceptions of preparedness for graduate employability. This study explored the effectiveness and satisfaction of field trips conducted in 2020 and 2021 by a Vietnamese public university from students' assessments. Keywords: capital; education; enterprise; field; field trip; identity; knowledge; learning; motivation; satisfaction; students; technology; trip; university; vietnam; vietnamese
• Scale Development of Social Support in the Vocational High School Context by Swaramarinda, Darma Rika ; Isa, Badrul ; Yusof, Norhayati Mohd; Kadir, Mohd Ali Bahari Abdul ; Rahman, Zarizi Ab (2022) - 1. INTRODUCTION In social science, Malecki and Demaray (2002) state that social support plays an essential role in students' lives. Studying social support (SS) has long been a buzzword and has attracted interest. Keywords: analysis; constructs; development; factor; items; research; researchers; scale; students; study; sub; support
• Assessment of Perception Factors Influencing Collaboration Between Vocational Schools and Businesses in Practical Training by Nguyen, Tuan Van ; Cao, Chinh Danh ; Nguyen, Hue Thi (2022) - Table 3 shows that the most frequently selected form of cooperation in practical teaching by teachers at vocational schools and technical staff at businesses was Vocational schools and businesses each doing one thing, with 75% of teachers (Frequently) and 70% of technical staff (Frequently). Vocational schools and employers each does one thing that is the most frequently used form of collaboration between vocational schools and employers. Keywords: activities; businesses; collaboration; education; learning; schools; students; study; teachers; teaching; training; vocational
• Online Teaching Practice of Preservice Teachers during Pandemic COVID-19 by Raharjo; Asiyah, Nur ; Oviyanti, Fitri ; Lestari, Endah Dwi ; Raharjo, Firdaus Himawan (2022) - This research can also be categorized as evaluative research as it presented the final result of the implementation of online teaching practice indicating the professional competence levels of student teachers. This research focused on three main types of data: institutional policies in carrying out the Independent and Independent-Collaboration teaching practice courses; implementation of the teaching practice; and the implications for the professionalism of student teachers through the assessments of lesson plans and teaching practice videos. Keywords: activities; competence; development; education; implementation; learning; lesson; online; ppl; practice; professional; students; teacher; teaching; teaching practice
• Attitude towards Scientific Research: Analysis of Psychology Students in Peru and Colombia by Hernandez, Ronald M; Montes-Valer, Esther ; Mamani-Benito, Oscar ; Angel, Gustavo Adolfo Gil ; Saavedra-Lopez, Miguel A; Calle-Ramirez, Xiomara M; Campos-Ugaz, Osmer A (2022) - The objective of this research was to determine the attitude towards scientific research in university psychology students from Peru and Colombia. This study uniquely contributes to understand the attitudinal perception of university psychology students in Peru and Colombia towards scientific research, a much-needed requirement to design and implement university research training policies for students. Keywords: attitudes; colombia; extent; peru; production; psychology; research; students; study; university
• Activating the Role of Dialogue Education in Promoting Human Values among High School Students from Teachers' Perspective: An Educational Proposal by Alhothali, Huda M (2022) - Bahareth (2009) concluded that student activities helped develop dialogue values and acquire dialogue skills, such as fluency, among high school students. School dialogue: Establishing a successful school dialogue (1st ed.). Keywords: activities; culture; dialogue education; educational; obstacles; opinions; rights; role; saudi; school; school students; sciences; students; teachers; values
• Effects of Family Background and Entrepreneurship Competition on Students’ Entrepreneurial Intention in China by Li, Jing ; Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Wider, Walton (2022) - Contribution/Originality: This study is the first to examine the impact of entrepreneurship competition and family entrepreneurship background on the entrepreneurial intention of vocational college students in China. Therefore, colleges and universities need to focus on the students with family entrepreneurship background, take these students as the core members of the learning community, and promote the spread of the influence of entrepreneurship education among other students. Keywords: background; college; competition; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship competition; findings; innovation; intention; mean; scores; students
• Perception, evaluation, and factors influencing educational activities to prevent child and consanguineous marriage of ethnic minority students in secondary school by Nguyen, Sau Thi Ut ; Tuong, Trung Duy (2023) - This study surveyed 106 administrators, teachers, and students from secondary schools in Dien Bien province, Vietnam, using three questionnaires designed to measure perception, evaluation, and factors influencing educational activities to prevent child marriage and consanguineous marriage. The results indicate that the administrators, teachers, and students of secondary schools for ethnic minority affairs have an average understanding of the role of educational activities in preventing child marriage and consanguineous marriage. Keywords: activities; child marriage; children; education; minority; ranking; school; students; teachers
• Determinants of financial risk tolerance: Evidence from the Indonesian millennials by Suherman, Suherman ; Kurniawati, Herni ; Mohidin, Rosle (2023) - Contribution/Originality: This study adds to the existing body of knowledge on the prospect theory and the entrepreneurship theory by providing empirical evidence on the relationship between gender and financial risk tolerance, geographical location and financial risk tolerance, financial literacy and financial risk tolerance, and family occupation background and financial risk tolerance. The difference of financial risk tolerance among genders can be attributed to women having a higher sense of security than men and are less willing to take on financial risk (Hallahan et al., 2004; Powell & Ansic, 1997). Keywords: background; family; financial; gender; indonesia; investment; journal; level; literacy; location; millennials; occupation; research; risk tolerance; students; study
• Students’ innovativeness and higher education for sustainable development: A bibliometric approach by Li, Xiang ; Pu, Ruihui (2023) - Learning environments that support student creativity: Developing the SCALE. The major researchers and publications, productive countries or regions, collaborative institutions, research hotspots, and trends related to the innovativeness of college students are identified in this study. Keywords: college; creativity; design; education; engineering; innovation; innovativeness; journal; learning; research; sciences; students; thinking; university
• Gender, financial literacy, and financial behavior among students by Sahabuddin, Zainal Abidin ; Hadianto, Bram (2023) - Improving student financial knowledge through these organizations is interesting for at least two reasons. Gender, financial literacy, and financial behavior among students Zainal Abidin Sahabuddin1+ Bram Hadianto2 1Indonesia Defense University, Bogor, Indonesia. Keywords: behavior; females; gender; literacy; model; money; students; study; table
• Writing strategies in the production of expository dissemination articles in university students by Huari, Maria Ysabel Alvarez ; Roque, Edith Geovana Collazos ; Villalobos, Aram Roosell Simangas; Soto, Ramiro Alcides Enciso (2023) - Programme of academic writing strategies. Therefore, this study aims to determine how writing strategies affect students at a university in Lima, Peru who produce expository dissemination articles. Keywords: academic; dissemination; expository; group; production; research; strategies; students; study; test; text; university; writing
• The impact of e-learning system adoption on the practical skills of accounting students in Jordan by Qushtom, Thaer Faisal Abdelrahim ; Ballout, Osama Mohammed Khaleel ; Harb, Ayman Saleh Mustafa ; Shaqqour, Omar Fareed (2023) - The adoption of e-learning systems in the teaching process of accounting majors leads to a decline in the practical skills of accounting students. The study recommended that Jordanian universities conduct a permanent and continuous evaluation of e-learning systems to ensure their effectiveness and efficiency in achieving the desired goals. Keywords: accounting; education; face; humanities; learning; skills; students; study; system
• Social studies teachers’ role in developing citizenship among secondary school students from teachers’ point of view in Jordan by Al_Hjoujj, Asma’a (2023) - The objective of the study was to determine, from the perspective of Jordanian instructors, how social studies teachers contribute to students' development of citizenship. The results showed that gender, level of education, and number of years of experience did not statistically significantly change how social studies teachers in Jordon answered the question of how much they promoted citizenship values among upper basic-stage students. Keywords: citizenship; domain; instrument; mean; role; school; score; students; studies; study; teachers; values
• Exploring the influential factors of university students' satisfaction with online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic in malaysia: A cross-sectional study by Yap, Xin Yi ; John, Shiney; Wider, Walton ; Sam, Toong Hai ; Vasudevan, Asokan (2023) - The effects of online course design on student course satisfaction American society for engineering education, pacific Southwest section meeting. To enhance engagement in online classes, it is imperative to provide online students with ample opportunities for participation in discussions. Keywords: course; covid-19; design; education; factors; instructors; learning; online; satisfaction; student satisfaction; students; study; technology; university
• Educators' and students' perspectives on the education of national cultural identity for high school students in Vietnam by Ha, Linh Thi Kim ; Nguyen, Lien Thi Bich ; Nguyen, Huyen Thi Thanh; Nguyen, Nga Thi (2023) - Various facets of national cultural identity education have been explored in the literature. The methodologies used in high schools further complement the content of national cultural identity education. Keywords: education; educators; identity; mean; national; research; school; school students; students; teachers; vietnam
• The impact of cyberbullying on student motivation to learn: Insights from Abu Dhabi Emirate schools by Tashtoush, Mohammad A; Wardat, Yousef ; AlAli, Rommel ; Al-Saud, Khaled (2023) - Egypt (Mohammad, 2019): This study aimed to comprehend the reality of cyberbully ing and its manifestations with a focus on high school students in the Fayoum Governorate, Egypt. Additionally, research in Algeria by AL-Zahraa (2014) on middle school students revealed the widespread prevalence of bullying behaviors in the educational environment. Keywords: arab; cyberbullying; differences; gender; impact; learning; level; motivation; research; school; students; study; university
• Effect of tasks on learners’ understanding of collocations and its influence on the writing performance of L2 learners by Khatoon, Rabia ; Sanif, Sazuliana ; Saleem, Humera (2023) - Importance of Collocations and Writing Second language writing experts have been discussing how to develop and use suitable strategies to enhance the writing skills of L2 language learners considering the previous discussion of the challenges experienced by EFL/L2 learners in writing in their second language (Ismail, 2011). It is a component of language that is typically deemed challenging for language learners who seek suitable collocational competency for effective communication (Fan, 2009). Keywords: collocations; english; journal; knowledge; language; learners; learning; research; students; study; task; teaching; use; word; writing
• Employing technology inside and outside the classroom by special education teachers in primary schools by Khasawneh, Yusra Jadallah Abed; Alanazi, Abdullah Saleh; Almulla, Abdullah Ahmed ; Khasawneh, Mohamad Ahmad Saleem (2024) - Published: 9 January 2024 Keywords Classroom activities Educational technologies Extracurricular activities Special education Students Teachers’ attitudes. The study aimed to identify the degree of employing educational technology inside and outside the classroom in Abha, Saudi Arabia. Keywords: classroom; education; ict; process; schools; students; study; teachers; technology; use
• Translation, cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the MBI-SS questionnaire for Chinese art students by Meng, Zhang ; Fah, Lay Yoon (2024) - The result of item analysis (n=218). measure the learning burnout of Chinese art students. Keywords: analysis; art; burnout; chinese; factor; items; learning; maslach; mbi; questionnaire; reliability; scale; students; study; validity
• An instructional model text mapping with poetry text description by Novelti; Syandri, Gusmaizal; Kristiawan, Muhammad (2024) - 6. CONCLUSION It can be concluded that teachers must design learning models that allow students to enjoy learning activities based on the results and discussion of descriptive text mapping learning models assisted by poetry texts. Students will be bored if teachers learning models do not vary but they will be driven if teachers are creative, original and motivating. Keywords: activities; education; indonesian; language; learning; learning model; mapping; mapping learning; model; poetry; process; research; students; study; teachers; teaching; text; text mapping
• Evaluation of the organization and effectiveness of career counseling for Vietnamese high school students by Nguyen, Ha Le ; Dam, Anh Thi Van ; Ha, Linh Thi Kim (2024) - Evaluation of the organization and effectiveness of career counseling for Vietnamese high school students Ha Le Nguyen1 Anh Thi Van Dam2+ Linh Thi Kim Ha3 1Quy Nhon University, Binh Dinh Province, Vietnam. The purpose of this paper is to examine the organization and effectiveness of career counseling for Vietnamese high school students. Keywords: career; career counseling; counseling; effectiveness; evaluation; high; interest; level; school; students
• Curriculum of music education for the basic educational stage in Jordan and Singapore: A comparative analytical study in light of the twenty-first century skills by Hammad, Mohammad ; Al-Sharqawi, Subhi ; Al-Dajeh, Hesham (2024) - 11: Social and cross-cultural: These skills in the curricula of Jordan were limited to viewing and tasting selected musical works from different cultures and getting to know the most famous musicians around the world while in Singapore music education curricula were to view and taste selected musical works from different cultures in a more extensive and specialized way to discuss the structural formulas and musical forms prevailing in different cultures and the folk instruments of different cultures around the world and the nature of their sounds and to discuss the role that music plays at the level of individuals and societies, events and flags. Music education curriculum for the third grade of primary school in Jordan: A comparative analytical study in the light of contemporary global educational trends. Keywords: century skills; curricula; degree; education curriculum; framework; jordan; learning; literacy; music education; singapore; skills; students; study
• Retelling Yassawi’s Hikmets: The impact on EFL students’ English-speaking performance and vocabulary size by Suleimenova, Zhazira ; Kenesbayeva, Shynar ; Tussupova, Gulden ; Saganayeva, Gulnur ; Kaliyeva, Assel (2024) - Receptive vocabulary size and its relationship to EFL language skills. Retelling Yassawi’s Hikmets: The impact on EFL students’ English-speaking performance and vocabulary size Zhazira Suleimenova1+ Shynar Kenesbayeva2 Gulden Tussupova3 Gulnur Saganayeva4 Assel Kaliyeva5 1Department of Kazakh Literature, L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, Astana, Kazakhstan. Keywords: efl; english; fluency; language; learners; learning; performance; research; retelling; size; speaking; students; study; test; vocabulary
• The effect of healthy food promotion through lunch boxes on the knowledge, attitudes and habits of elementary school students by Erhamwilda, E; Afrianti, Nurul ; Hakim, Arif ; Dillon, Drupadi ; Julia, J (2024) - P3d “By promoting DNLCSL programme, elementary school students are expected to bring their nutritious lunch box made by their parents and also to promote having a breakfast first ” (August 2020). Linking women-led community kitchens to school food programmes: Lessons learned from the healthy kitchens, healthy children intervention in palestinian refugees in Lebanon. Keywords: bandung; children; data; dnlcsl; dnlcsl programme; education; elementary; food; habits; health; implementation; knowledge; lunch; nutrition; parents; programme; school; students; stunting; teachers
• Exploring ecocentrism and anthropocentrism beliefs of Gen Z: An Indonesian context by Suminar, Panji ; Hanum, Sri Handayani (2024) - Therefore, we connect the results of reviews of previous studies to the general assumptions of our research that there is no difference in student ecological awareness based on students' sociodemographic variables. These findings offer valuable insights into students' alignment with ecological principles and environmental awareness. Keywords: age; anthropocentrism; awareness; differences; education; environment; gender; generation; items; level; nep; paradigm; research; scale; sciences; students; study; year
• Teachers’ nutrition knowledge as a moderator on the association of habitual physical activity and quality of life among college students by Wang, Ning ; Chin, Yit Siew ; Appukutty, Mahenderan (2024) - The specific objectives of the study are as follows: First, to examine the effects of regular exercise on student life, including measures of mental and physical health, self- Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2024, 12(3): 659-680 661 © 2024 Conscientia Beam. How do different levels of habitual physical activity correlate with various dimensions of student quality of life? Keywords: activity; college; college students; component; exercise; health; journal; life; nutrition; physical; quality; research; sciences; self; social; students; study; teachers
• Bridging the gap between college and career: Development of a graduate attribute framework for Saudi students by Hassan, Ahmed Abdi ; Nabrawi, Ismail Al ; Deraney, Philline M; Alotaibi, Deema ; Alghamdi, Amani K Hamdan (2024) - The large-scale initiative drew on faculty members and students’ perceptions of graduate attributes that can bridge the gap between college and career readiness at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University (IAU). Few studies have focused on graduate attribute (GA) frameworks in the international and particularly in the Saudi higher education context. Keywords: abdulrahman; attributes; bin; education; faculty; faisal; gas; graduate; iau; imam; research; saudi; skills; students; study; university
• The influence of social cognitive factors on physical activity of Chinese university students: The moderating role of gender by Khairani, Ahmad Zamri; Zhang, Hanying (2025) - Physical activity corresponds to a smaller regression slope, i.e., the effect of self-regulation on physical activity is significantly weaker in male groups relative to females. The influence of social cognitive factors on physical activity of Chinese university students: The moderating role of gender Ahmad Zamri Khairani1+ Hanying Zhang2 1,2School of Educational Studies, University Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia. Keywords: activity; activity self; chinese; college; effect; efficacy; exercise; gender; health; hypothesis; outcome; regulation; research; self; social; students; study; support; university; university students; value
• Examining the reliability and validity of self-efficacy beliefs, stress, perceived teachers' support and academic burnout scales using the PLS-SEM approach by Li, Jingyuan ; Lay, Yoon Fah (2025) - The four facets of primary student stress examined in the study are student academic stress (SAS), student life stress (SLS), student interpersonal stress (SIS) and student further development stress (Liang & Hao, 2005). Specifically, academics have increasingly focused on college students at the higher education level as a prominent demographic. Keywords: burnout; college; efficacy; learning; reliability; research; scale; self; stress; students; study; support; validity
• Evaluating the perspectives and skills related to research among students in graduate teacher education within the context of the Philippines by Peteros, Emerson D (2025) - Demystifying the blame game in the delays of graduation of research students in Universities in Ghana: The case of University for development studies. This study examined the postgraduate students research attitudes and capabilities, which provides significant insights into how Filipino graduate students perceive research and engage with different research activities. Keywords: activities; attitudes; capabilities; education; gte; journal; research; research attitudes; respondents; students; study; university
• Developing an active learning model using problem-based learning to enhance the 21st century skills by Klaharn, Rungrudee; Chaleoykitti, Saisamorn ; Chakchaichon, Chukiat (2025) - This research and development is expected to improve student teachers skills and help them adjust and prepare for future careers. Therefore, the components of PBL model after assessing quality are shown in Figure 2. Keywords: century; collaboration; development; education; learning; model; pbl; pbl model; problem; research; skills; students; teamwork; thinking
• The influence of academic management and lecturer-student relationship on achievement motivation among students in a Chinese university by Yao, Tianjin ; Singh, Soon Singh Bikar (2025) - Based on the problems with student AM2 in higher education itself, and the fact that there are also clear problems with its influencing factors such as AM1 and teacher-student relationships, one of the major issues is how to stimulate the students’ AM2. g) What is the dominant factor affecting student AM2: AM1, or LSR? Keywords: academic; am1; am2; education; influence; learning; lsr; management; motivation; questionnaire; relationship; research; students; study; table; university
• Reckoning the student perspectives on the educational environment: An in-depth analysis using the Dundee Ready Education Environment Measure in the management discipline by Neupane, Dasarath ; Mahat, Dipak ; Shrestha, Sajeeb Kumar ; Karki, Tej Bahadur (2025) - Exploring the multifaceted dimensions of educational environments highlights their impact on academic outcomes and well-being focusing on the management of students' perceptions at the people campus. Educational environments have been a fundamental component of human existence since the beginning (Garbuja, Rana, Thapa, & Rana, 2020). Keywords: campus; dreem; education; environment; learning; mean; medical; perception; research; sciences; score; students; study
• Exploring the relationship between demographic characteristics, academic procrastination, social support, and academic performance among open distance learning students: A random forest analysis by Itasanmi, Sunday Abidemi ; Ajani, Oluwatoyin Ayodele ; Tawo, Catherine Njong (2025) - Accounting students academic performance in distance education in Brazil: However, the study's finding that marital status influences procrastination tendencies among ODL students contradicts existing research by Asgari, Bolbolian, Sefidi, and Zadeh (2021) and Lu, He, and Tan (2022) which found no significant impact of marital status on student procrastination. Keywords: class; journal; learning; odl; odl students; performance; procrastination; relationship; research; sciences; status; students; study; support; university
• Educational collaboration: Different perspectives about regular and special teachers in inclusive school by Bastiana; Syamsuddin (2025) - Initially, a literature review was conducted to provide a foundational understanding of the research development including offering insights into various theories related to teacher collaboration. Teacher collaboration in perspective. Keywords: children; collaboration; education; figure; learning; needs; question; research; schools; students; teachers
• Research on the cultivation of vocational ability of students in higher vocational institutions by Yang, Mingjing ; Paramalingam, Muhantha (2025) - professional self-efficacy, vocational skills, and social support in vocational education students. It helps vocational students overcome obstacles, boosts self-confidence, and improves career self-efficacy (Abou Hashish & Bajbeir, 2022). Keywords: ability; career; career self; collaboration; competency; education; efficacy; industry; learning; problem; research; self; skills; solving; students; study; support; teacher; vocational
• The impact of self-confidence on academic results and early employability of finance and banking students and the role of active learning engagement: The case of Vietnam by Pham, Thu Thuy ; Ho, Thu Quynh ; Ta, Phuong Anh (2025) - Most previous studies have examined the impact of student confidence on academic performance or results. However, the impact of student confidence on employability has not been sufficiently explored in research. Keywords: confidence; education; employability; engagement; gpa; hypothesis; impact; learning; research; self; students; study; university
• The relative contribution of perfectionism level to social self-efficacy and social life satisfaction among a sample of adolescent students by Daradkeh, Saleh Elayan Ahmad ; Jawasreh, Mousa ; Shaqra, Rawan Kheder Abu ; H. Baniawwad, Abdelmonim ; Alsadi, Mohammad (2025) - Hence, the problem of the study has arisen and is defined as the level of social perfectionism, self-efficacy and satisfaction with the social life of adolescent students. The present study aimed to explore the relationship between perfectionism, social self- efficacy, and social life satisfaction. Keywords: efficacy; level; life; life satisfaction; perfectionism; sample; satisfaction; scale; self; students; study
• Examining the reliability and validity of adapted LASRS-2 in the Chinese context using the AMOS-SEM approach by Yanyan, Li ; Lay, Yoon Fah ; Tongtong, Gao ; Lihua, Li ; Xiujuan, Hou (2025) - 4Email: 715888737@qq.com 5Email: 824418793@qq.com (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: 12 December 2024 Revised: 23 June 2025 Accepted: 4 July 2025 Published: 17 July 2025 Keywords Academic stress response Academic stress AMOS-SEM Chinese undergraduate students LASRS-2 Partial least squares structural equation modeling Reliability Validity. Academic stress is one of the many types of stress they face daily especially for undergraduate students. Keywords: aas; academic; college; factor; items; journal; lasrs-2; reliability; research; response; scale; social; stress; students; study; validity
• Empowering teachers: The role of digital technology in professional competency development in Saudi Arabia by Al-Modafar, Fouad Ahmed (2025) - The evaluation utilized a questionnaire and the teacher professional competence scale to measure digital technology's impact on teacher professional development across the kingdom. This limitation becomes particularly evident when educational innovation is not embedded within a broader ecosystem of teacher professional development (TPD). Keywords: axis; competence; development; education; learning; professional; questionnaire; research; sciences; social; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology
• Exploring perceptions of Malaysian primary school teachers towards the implementation of common European framework reference of language-aligned English textbooks by Govindarajoo, Mallika Vasugi V; Shorouk, A; Benlahcene, Abderrahim ; Taddese, Esayas Teshome (2025) - The use of CEFR-aligned textbooks among English language teachers: A systematic literature review. 42 4 1 3.55 5) I was trained in how to use and implement the new English curriculum and CEFR English textbooks. Keywords: cefr; content; education; english; journal; kssr; language; learning; malaysian; research; schools; students; teachers; textbooks
• The effect of improvisation and performance on engagement and creativity among music performance students: A quasi-experimental study by Pan, Lei ; He, Fei ; Chen, Yanlin ; Jiang, YiLong; Jamaludin, Anne Noor Sri Juwaneeta Binti (2025) - These findings underscore the effectiveness of improvisation and performance in enhancing student engagement and creativity. Theoretical Implications This study offers empirical evidence for implementing improvisation and performance in music education, particularly enhancing student engagement and creativity. Keywords: creativity; education; engagement; experimental; group; improvisation; learning; music; performance; research; social; students; study
• Education as panacea: Paradigm shift in assessing the English for medical purposes needs and learning preferences of allied health science students by Aarvidurai, Epsifa ; Anandhan, Hariharasudan; Thiyagarajan, Tamilmani Kulamangalam ; Vveinhardt, Jolita (2025) - Furthermore, because only a limited number of students participated, the results might not accurately represent the diversity of student needs. These findings provide valuable insights into the language needs of medical students and offer practical implications for designing targeted English language programs that support their academic success and professional readiness. Keywords: analysis; education; english; esp; health; language; language learning; learning; needs; purposes; science; skills; social; students; study
• Examining emotional intelligence levels among students with learning disabilities: Insights and implications by Obeidat, Khaled Ahmad ; Najadat, Munjed M (2025) - Examining emotional intelligence levels among students with learning disabilities: Insights and implications Khaled Ahmad Obeidat1+ Munjed M Najadat2 1,2Special Education Department, Faculty of Educational Sciences, Ajloun National University, Jordan. The study adopted a descriptive methodology to analyze emotional intelligence levels among students and to extract relevant findings. Keywords: disabilities; intelligence; learning; level; low; mean; skills; students; study; table
• The impact of financial literacy on financial behaviors: The case of university students in Hanoi, Vietnam by Thu, Huong Tran Thi ; Khanh, Quynh Nguyen ; Khanh, Vi Nguyen ; Phuong, Mai Dao ; Trung, Duc Ha (2025) - The findings of this study reveal that students with a high level of financial literacy exhibit a greater inclination toward investment activities and complex consumption behaviors, while students with lower financial literacy primarily emphasize saving practices. The impact of financial literacy on financial behaviors: The case of university students in Hanoi, Vietnam Huong Tran Thi Thu1+ Quynh Nguyen Khanh2 Vi Nguyen Khanh3 Mai Dao Phuong4 Duc Ha Trung5 1,2,3,4,5Banking Academy of Vietnam, Vietnam. 1Email: huongtran@hvnh.edu.vn 2Email: nguyenkhanhquynh824@gmail.com 3Email: nguyenkhanhvi2412@gmail.com 4Email: phuongmaidao1411@gmail.com 5Email: ducht221@gmail.com (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: 23 Keywords: behavior; consumption; decisions; hanoi; impact; investment; journal; literacy; research; saving; students; study; university
• Understanding business professional identity formation in higher education: A qualitative perspective by Ngamkroeckjoti, Chittipa ; Thavorn, Jakkrit ; Watcharadamrongkun, Suntaree (2025) - Understanding business professional identity formation in higher education: A qualitative perspective Chittipa Ngamkroeckjoti1 Jakkrit Thavorn2+ Suntaree Watcharadamrongkun3 1Department of Marketing, Martin de Tours School of Management and Economics, Assumption University of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand. This research reveals that professional identity is shaped not only through academic learning but also through interactions with family and organizational stakeholders. Keywords: alumni; alumnus; business; development; education; english; family; formation; identity; identity formation; integrity; international; journal; language; leadership; learning; management; pif; research; sciences; self; social; students; study; university; values
• Assessing awareness and perceived enforcement of disability legislation in Jordan: A sociological perspective by Oliemat, Enas M (2025) - How do parents and carers of students with disabilities perceive disability legislation? 6. RESULTS First question: How do parents and carers of students with disabilities perceive disability legislation? Keywords: carers; disabilities; disability; disability legislation; individuals; jordan; law; legislation; parents; perceptions; rights; students
• Online mental health information-seeking behaviour among undergraduate students in Nigerian private universities by Adesina, Evaristus ; Salawu, Abiodun (2025) - The findings reveal that students predominantly seek mental health information online with search engines and social media being the primary sources accessed. Depression, anxiety, and eating disorders emerged as the most frequently sought-after types of mental health information. Keywords: disorders; health; health information; information; internet; online; research; respondents; seeking; students; study; undergraduate; use
• A study of the critical thinking influences, the big five personality traits, and motivation factors on university students’ liberal course achievement by Yi, Zhao Jing; Singh, Soon Singh Bikar ; Chang Li, Huang ; Rajun, Ibnis Shaid Abdul ; Yu, Zhao Han (2025) - The survey results indicate that, among liberal arts students or courses, character and personality development are significant factors influencing their education. Critical Thinking in Relation to Liberal Courses Assaf and Tsafrir (2017) and Fatafta (2023) argue that liberal education courses develop individual abilities to make decisions based on material and moral restrictions, believe in change, have critical thinking, possess an innovative philosophy, and rely on individual experiences. Keywords: achievement; analysis; arts; courses; education; humanities; learning; motivation; personality; relationship; sciences; students; study; thinking; traits; university
• Awareness, perceptions, and use of social networking sites in education and patient management: An intervention study among health science faculty by Joseph, Nitin ; Karnad, Shreekanth Duggappa; Ramakrishna, Anand (2025) - After attending this workshop, I am confident in using various SNSs for educational purposes (stated by one). This indicates that faculty members believe it is worthwhile to spend time and effort learning how various SNSs can be applied for educational purposes by participating in training programs such as workshops. Keywords: education; faculty; health; information; management; medical; members; participants; patient; purposes; snss; students; study; teaching; training; use; workshop
• Investigation on challenges and solutions of summer social practice for higher art education by WEI, Qiong ; LIU, Yaoping ; Siripala, Wannaporn ; Khoirul, Anwar (2025) - The difficulties faced by social practice students in rural areas are examined using SEM analysis. Difficulties encountered by social practice students in the countryside Questions Answer options Subtotal (person) Keywords: activities; art; challenges; college; development; difficulties; education; lack; practice; programs; research; safety; satisfaction; students; study; summer; understanding
• Academic self-management: Prevalence and barriers from the perspective of university students by Daradkeh, Saleh Elayan Ahmad ; Jawasreh, Mousa; Salih, Morsi Mustafa Abu ; Alshagran, Khalid Yousif Abdelrahman ; Alsadi, Mohammad (2025) - • To examine the differences in the level of academic self-management based on variables such as gender, faculty, academic year, and academic achievement. The findings of this study can help determine the level of academic self-management and its prevalence among students at Ajloun National University while also examining whether variables, such as gender, academic level, and faculty type have an effect. Keywords: achievement; differences; dimensions; level; management; paragraphs; sample; self; strategies; students; study; university
• Cognitive dynamics of giftedness: Exploring brain dominance and overexcitability in high-achieving students by Mohamed, Tarik N; Saleh, Shoeb (2025) - Overall, these findings indicate that sex significantly influenced emotional overexcitability whereas neither mental nor imaginative overexcitability showed significant effects related to brain dominance or sex and no significant interactions were found between the two factors (figure 3c). However, brain dominance did not have a significant main effect on emotional overexcitability, and no significant interaction was found between brain dominance and sex (F (2, 196) Keywords: brain; brain dominance; dominance; hemisphere; left; overexcitability; processing; right; sex; students; study
• Awareness of environmental preservation and natural resources among students in higher education in the context of sustainable development by Alshboul, Zeyad ; Hamadneh, Burhan Mahmoud (2025) - A specific scoring system was employed to assess environmental awareness levels. The findings revealed that the overall level of environmental awareness among students was moderate across the three dimensions assessed: cognitive, emotional, and skill-based. Keywords: awareness; development; differences; education; environment; faculty; instrument; level; preservation; resources; students; study; university; university students
• Employment and corresponding influencing factors for undergraduates of applied university: A case study in China by Bai, Xue ; Talin, Rosy Binti ; Huang, Xianming (2025) - The existing research on university graduate employment in China is predominantly theoretical with a dearth of empirical studies. This study seeks to uncover the underlying causes and propose targeted solutions, with the ultimate goal of improving the employment quality and satisfaction of graduates and equipping them to meet the demands of the evolving job market by analyzing the current state of graduate employment and exploring the factors that impact the employment of graduates from applied universities. Keywords: career; china; development; education; employment; factors; graduates; industry; job; market; research; rights; sciences; skills; students; study; universities; university
• Exploring factors influencing mathematics lecturer’s intention to use mathematical modelling in Vietnamese universities by Hong, Ngu Pham Nguyen ; Danh, Nam Nguyen ; Minh, Cuong Le ; Phuong, Thao Trinh Thi (2025) - By discipline, teacher education lecturers represented the majority of frequent users (67.2%) while lecturers in other disciplines, such as economics, engineering, or technology reported significantly lower usage rates (10.3%). Teacher education lecturers were more influenced by curriculum requirements (54%) than those in other disciplines (10.5%). Keywords: education; factors; intention; lecturers; mathematics; modelling; research; students; study; teachers; teaching; university; use; vietnam; years
• Learning Centred Environments Supporting the Environment of E-Learning in South Africa in Law Class by Bank, CM Van Der ; Bank, M Van Der (2014) - All Rights Reserved shows some transformation of and student experience into the student’s knowledge through the knowledge construction process. This paper discusses a view to the creation of learner centred learning environments which support learners in the environment of e-learning, and will argue that e-learning is also learner centred. Keywords: beam; environment; knowledge; learners; learning; lecturer; method; sciences; students; teacher
• Assessment of Student Internship Programme By 2013/2014 Final Year Students of the Department of Basic Education, University of Education, Winneba, Ghana by Esia-Donkoh, Kweku ; Amihere, Ahmed Kobina ; Addison, Asonaba Kofi (2015) - Challenges Faced by Interns Response Challenges Experienced SA A U D SD WM St. D. I Lack of administrative support from partnership schools 11 32 16 73 56 2.30 1.23 D Poor attitude of partnership schools towards UEW SIP 12 26 18 77 55 2.27 1.21 D One semester SIP not adequate 125 19 3 22 19 4.11 1.43 A Teaching more than the recommended periods 37 38 7 69 37 2.84 1.46 D Poor mentoring skills from mentor 17 17 20 64 70 2.19 1.28 D Inadequate supervision of my work by mentor 9 32 4 76 67 2.15 1.22 D Poor working relationship with mentor 6 16 5 77 84 1.85 1.04 SD Difficulty in getting a trained mentor 17 25 6 56 84 2.12 1.35 D Notes: SA = Strongly Agree; A = Agree; U = Undecided; D = Disagree; SD = Strongly Disagree; WM = Weighted mean; St. D. = Standard deviation; I = Interpretations; 5.0 = Strongly Agree; 4.0-4.9 = Agree; 3.0-3.9 = Undecided; 2.0-2.9 = Disagree; 1.0-1.9 = Strongly Disagree; Mean of Means = 2.48; Overall St. D. = 1.28; Source: Fieldwork (May, 2014) The data in Table 4 reveals that the respondents disagreed that lack of administrative support from partnership schools (WM = 2.30; St. D. = 1.23), poor attitude of partnership schools towards UEW SIP (WM = 2.27; St. D. = 1.21), and teaching more than the recommended number of teaching periods (WM = 2.84; St. D. = 1.46) were challenges they faced during their SIP. Keywords: education; interns; schools; sip; students; uew
• Women's Self-Image and Tendency to Experience Sexual Harassment from the Perspective of Men (A Study from the Perspective of Harassers / Men) by Wigati, Denok (2017) - The study aims to test a hypothesis stating that there is a negative correlation between women’s self-image from the perspective of men with the tendency for women to experience sexual harassment. The analysis showed that rx1y-2 equals to -0.330 with p value of 0.001 (p. <0.01) meaning that there is a significant negative correlation between women’s self-image with the tendency to experience sexual harassment by men. Keywords: analysis; desire; harassment; image; items; results; self; students; study; tendency; women
• Culture as a Parameter in Assessing Students Performance by Spathopoulou, Filomachi ; Papakonstantinidis, Stavros (2017) - Assessing student performance and attitudes based on common learning goals and alternative pedagogies: The case of principles of financial accounting. Assessing student performance during experiential rotations. Keywords: assessment; culture; education; google; learning; performance; scholar; students; teachers; view
• The Cultivation of Cultural Consciousness in English Writing Teaching in China from the Perspective of Linguistics by Cao, Mengyue (2018) - English writing teaching, as an important output link of English language teaching, is no exception; hence it is necessary to provide culture teaching and foster students’ cultural awareness in English writing teaching. Traditionally, English writing teaching in China is often treated as a type of language skill training alone, thus the overall teaching effect is not so satisfactory. Keywords: culture; english; language; meaning; paragraph; sentence; students; teaching; writing
• Can Gamified Assessment Replace Traditional Tests? by Spathopoulou, Filomachi (2018) - Many students involve themselves in many things during the lecture other than learning. Therefore, the tests will not be taken by many students who are offended by that depiction of slavery. Keywords: assessment; education; elements; feedback; game; gamification; learning; students; tests
• The Poverty of Lecture as an Instructional Strategy in the Teaching of Science at the Secondary School Level by Audu, Thomas Aduojo (2018) - What then is lecture method of teaching, what is the nature of science, what are the merits and demerits of lecture method of teaching, how can we enrich lecture method to deliver the goals of science teaching, and what are the assurances of breakthrough expected from these endeavours? Akpan (1992) gave three gainful uses of lecture in science teaching as follows: i. For demonstrations on special, expensive, limited equipment; ii. Keywords: education; learning; lecture; method; science; students; teaching; use
• The Adoption of an M-Learning Policy in Higher Education: The Professionals Perspective in Developing Countries by Muhideen, Sayibu ; Yen, Yat ; Iddrisu, Sulemana ; Mohammed, Mohammed Amin ; Bisanda, Bertha W (2019) - Background Study to M-Learning Policy Recently, mobile learning (M-learning) has become a crucial study tool among educationalists and professionals in learning institutions (Sayibu et al., 2018). Due to the interest in mobile learning, the research was undertaken via social media: a link to the questionnaire was randomly sent to students and teachers via WhatsApp and WeChat between January 2 and 29, 2018, with most teachers using it as a class assignment. Keywords: adoption; behavior; countries; education; intention; learners; learning; mobile; policy; schools; students; study; teachers; technology; use
• Effects of WebQuest on Secondary School Biology Students Achievement in Cell Division in Ilorin by Badmus, Saheed T; Bello, Ganiyu ; Hamzat, Abdulrasaq ; Sulaiman, Musa M (2019) - The study concludes that using WebQuest enhanced students’ achievement in cell division. This implies that the use of WebQuest improved students’ achievement in cell division. Keywords: achievement; biology; cell; division; gender; learning; package; research; students; study; webquest
• Analysis of ESL Students Comprehension of LOTS and HOTS Questions According to Gender by Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Yan, Zhang ; Wider, Walton (2019) - For multiple types HOTS questions students tend to choose answers that appear in the passage. The results revealed the girls‟ average score for answering reading comprehension questions was 2.7 while the boys‟ average score was 2.34. Keywords: comprehension; comprehension questions; esl; female; hots; hots comprehension; hots questions; language; level; lots; questions; reading; reading comprehension; students; text
• College English Teachers in China: Developments, Crisis and Solutions by Yu, Xia (2020) - The study of college English teaching and learning for non-English majors from 1949 to 2007 in China. An interpretation of guidelines on college English teaching. Keywords: cets; china; college; education; english; foreign; language; learning; students; teachers; teaching
• Do Entrepreneurial Education and Training Impact on Entrepreneurial Skills-Based Ecopreneurship? by Suparno; Wibowo, Agus ; Herlitah; Mukhtar, Saparuddin ; Kusumojanto, Djoko Dwi ; Suwatno; Narmaditya, Bagus Shandy ; Raudah, Miftahul (2020) - Prior studies by Isaak (2017); McEwen (2013); Anih (2015); Aliyu et al. (2014) and Humsona and Yuliani (2018) have helped to focus entrepreneurship education on student entrepreneurship skills. This paper examines the effect of entrepreneurship education and training on entrepreneurial skills of ecopreneurship students at public vocational secondary schools. Keywords: business; ecopreneurship; education; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; research; skills; students; study; training
• Developing Strategy Use and Language Performance through Implicit Strategy Training by Sukirlan, Muhammad ; Raja, Patuan ; Setiyadi, Ag Bambang ; Agustine, Fitri (2020) - Related to learning strategy training, if language learning strategies are not discussed before or after the treatment in the strategy training, the training is an implicit one. Language learning strategies: What every teacher should know. Keywords: instruction; language; learning; strategies; strategy; students; training; use
• The Voyage of ESL Learners English Language Learning in the Era of Post-Colonialism: A Thematic Analysis by Yunus, Melor Md ; Hashim, Haida Umiera ; Makhtar, Rosmizal ; Norman, Helmi ; Hashim, Harwati (2020) - Language learning strategies used by adult learners of teaching English as a second language (TESL). The relationship between language learning strategies and gender among primary school students. Keywords: english; esl; language; learners; learning; malaysia; respondents; strategies; students; technology
• Wastage of School Material Resources and Secondary School System Effectiveness: Evidence from a Survey in Nigeria by Mbon, Usen F; Ukpabio, Godfrey E; Ekanem, Ekpenyong E; Okon, James E; Uko, Esther S; Ngaji, Mary N; Okon, Effionwan E (2020) - A lot of problems seem to be bedevilling the effectiveness prospect of many secondary schools including the persistent poor performance of secondary school students in normed- and criterion-referenced examinations. It was discovered also that wastage of school farm resources, buildings, and teaching equipment have a direct significant but negative effect on the effectiveness of schools, accounting for 17% of the total variance in the effectiveness of the school. Keywords: buildings; effectiveness; farm; material; resources; school; school buildings; school system; secondary; students; study; system; teachers; teaching; wastage
• School Management Practices, Teachers Effectiveness, and Students’ Academic Performance in Mathematics in Secondary Schools of Cross River State, Nigeria by Arop, Festus O; Mbon, Usen F; Ekanem, Ekpenyong E; Ukpabio, Godfrey E (2020) - The government at all levels should ensure that secondary school teachers generally, and Mathematics teachers specifically, are adequately and consistently motivated through payment of salaries, promotion, development opportunities, and sound work-life policies. Students’ academic and co-curricular activities should be properly monitored by secondary school teachers to ensure that students live up to expectations. Keywords: discipline; effectiveness; management; mathematics; owan; performance; principals; school; secondary; students; teachers
• Perceptions of ESL Students about Using Web-Concordancing and Language Reference Resources in Academic Writing by Shakib, Sedigheh ; Samad, Arshad Abd ; Razali, Abu Bakar Mohd ; Heidari, Marjan ; Panah, Ebrahim (2020) - How do postgraduate ESL students perceive online language reference resources as writing supporting tools? 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Based on the interview data, most of the participants evaluated online language reference resources as positive in academic writing. Keywords: corpus; english; google; language; online; participants; reference; resources; students; study; writing
• Entrepreneurial Intention of Students in Higher Education Institutions Within the Network of the Upper Central Region of Thailand by Navavongsathian, Ampol ; Rungruang, Pattarada (2020) - When considering the R2 value from Table 4, it found that success, motivation, knowledge and skills and determination could predict entrepreneurial intention at 51%. The examination of direct influence, indirect influence and combined factors influencing the results of the direct impact, the indirect effect and the elements of the influencing factors of entrepreneurial intention revealed that: 1. Keywords: business; education; entrepreneurship; factors; institutions; intention; knowledge; skills; students; success
• College Readiness and Adjustment of Filipino K-12 Graduates: A Focus on Persons with Disabilities by Vecaldo, Rudolf T; Mamba, Maria T; Tamayao, Antonio I; Paat, Febe Marl G; Asuncion, Jay Emmanuel L; Pagulayan, Editha S (2020) - College students with disabilities: The relationship between student characteristics, the academic environment, and performance. The relationship of core self-evaluations and life satisfaction in college students with disabilities: Evaluation of a mediator model. Keywords: adjustment; college; college adjustment; college readiness; disabilities; disability; education; graduates; k-12; problems; pwd; readiness; respondents; students; study
• The Development of the Entrepreneurship Learning Design Based on Caring Economics to Enhance Spirit of Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Intentions by Darmawan, Indra ; Soetjipto, Budi Eko ; Djatmika, Ery Tri ; Wahyono, Hari (2020) - Based on the elaboration above, it is presumably necessary to conduct research and development on entrepreneurship education, which starts by scrutinizing its curriculum, learning tools and learning practices in Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2021, 9(1): 1-13 3 © 2021 Conscientia Beam. The various types of entrepreneurship education are classified into four research flows, namely focusing on individual and social roles in entrepreneurship programs, relating to the systemization of entrepreneurship programs (e.g., the use of multimedia or curriculum development), studying the content and entrepreneurship delivery programs, and concentrating on the needs of individuals in entrepreneurship programs (Béchard & Grégoire, 2005; Fayolle, Gailly, & Lassas-Clerc, 2006; Vanevenhoven & Liguori, 2013). Keywords: business; design; economics; education; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; learning; people; product; research; spirit; students; study
• Human Ecological Systems Shaping College Readiness of Filipino K-12 Graduates: A Mixed-Method Multiple Case Analysis by Asuncion, Jay Emmanuel L; Tamayao, Antonio I; Vecaldo, Rudolf T; Mamba, Maria T; Paat, Febe Marl G; Pagulayan, Editha S; Utrela, Jonalyn U (2021) - Being a member of the LGBTQ++ is also associated with higher college readiness compared to non- LGBTQ++ (masculine and feminine), while being a middle-born is associated with a lower college readiness score compared to other birth orders. Also, K-12 graduates whose parents have higher educational attainment have higher college readiness. Keywords: college; college readiness; education; factors; graduates; k-12; parents; participants; readiness; school; sciences; shs; social; students; study; systems
• The Relative Contributions of Explicit and Implicit Instruction in the Learning of EFL Apologies by El-Dakhs, Dina Abdel Salam ; Amroun, Fouzia Phyllis (2021) - apology strategies practiced. With the E Group, the teacher told the students that the session would focus on apology strategies and showed them the main eight apology- specific strategies found in the Olshtain & Cohen (1983) model of apology (see full details under section 4.4. Keywords: apology; control; english; group; language; mean; posttest; pragmatics; pretest; strategies; students; study; table; teaching; test
• Level of Burnout among Teachers of Students with Learning Disabilities in Riyadh by Alqafari, Shehana M (2021) - According to Seidman & Zager (1987), teacher burnout is a negative manifestation of responses to stress associated with teaching processes and lack of management support. The effectiveness of interventions aimed at reducing teacher burnout: A meta-analysis. Keywords: burnout; depersonalization; disabilities; education; exhaustion; experience; level; students; teachers
• The Impact of Smartphone Usage on Students’ Lifestyles from the Perspective of Students’ Learning, Physical Activity, and Social Relationships by Al-Zubi, Khalid Nasser (2021) - THE IMPACT OF SMARTPHONE USAGE ON STUDENTS’ LIFESTYLES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF STUDENTS’ LEARNING, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS Khalid Nasser Al- Zubi Department of Management Information Systems, Faculty of Business. Vandana & Singh (2016) mentioned that university students are more inclined to use smartphones for social communications than older people because they are often passionate about changing their lifestyle, which is typically presented in mobile technology. Keywords: family; impact; learning; lifestyles; orientations; smartphones; students; study; technology; university; use
• The Influence of Chinese University Students' Reinforcement Sensitivity on Cyber Violence by Zhang, Juntao ; Li, Zhongwu (2021) - The correlation among college students reinforcement sensitivity, online game motivation and online game addiction. 2. College student managers could also focus their attention on students with high reward sensitivity and measure the sensitivity of students by spotting high reward sensitivity students in advance. Keywords: aggression; college; cyber; punishment; research; reward; sensitivity; students; value; violence

• Marketing Investigation: Customer Relationship Management and Innovation to Improve Competitive Advantage and Business Performance by Mustikowati, Rita Indah ; Sarwoko, Endi ; Arief, Mohammad ; Nurfarida, Iva Nurdiana (2021) - The purpose of this study is to analyze the relationship between customer relationship management (CRM) and competitive advantage and to analyze the role of innovation capabilities in mediating CRM with a competitive advantage. In addition, it examines the role of competitive advantage on retail business performance. Keywords: advantage; business; capabilities; crm; customer; innovation; management; performance; relationship; value
• Does Corporate Governance and other Factors Influence Earnings Management? A Study on Indonesia’s Banking Sector by Handoyo, Sigit ; Kusumaningrum, Inneke Tri (2022) - Several studies have been conducted determining the influences of the mechanisms of corporate governance and earnings management in various countries. However, another factor, dividend policy, can prove effective in suppressing earnings management. Keywords: audit; board; commissioners; committee; company; dividend; earnings; earnings management; effect; governance; independent; management; managerial; ownership; policy
• Competencies of Accounting Professionals and Quality of Financial Reporting: Evidence from Enterprises in Thailand by Sripan, Maneewan; Wisaeng, Kittipol (2022) - This means that the respondents consider only personal skills as having the highest effect on financial accounting quality. This means that there are no indicators which the respondents consider to strongly affect financial accounting quality. Keywords: accounting; business; competencies; decision; ethics; information; knowledge; management; mean; quality; reporting; reports; s.d; scores; skills; study
• Risk Management Disclosure and their Effect on Banking Firms Value in Indonesia by Rahayu, Isti ; Ardi, Dira Sartika ; Hamdani, Rizki (2022) - Risk management committee and disclosure of hedging activities information among Malaysian listed companies. RISK MANAGEMENT DISCLOSURE AND THEIR EFFECT ON BANKING FIRMS Keywords: audit; committee; disclosure; firm; influence; management; risk; risk committee; risk management; value
• Effective Supreme Auditing Institutions, Sound Public Finance Management and National Development: Lessons for Zimbabwe’s Office of Auditor General by Muzurura, Joe ; Mutambara, Emmanuel (2022) - The aim of the paper is to interrogate with the aid of structural equation modelling the relationship among an effective supreme auditing institution, national development, and sound public finance management. The study makes a methodological contribution by pioneering the use of structural equation modelling in a developing economy to examine the nexus among public finance management, supreme auditing institutions and national development in developing economies. Keywords: agent; audit; auditor; development; finance; finance management; fit; general; institutions; management; model; national; office; principal; public; sector; supreme
• Guidelines for Upgrading One Tambon One Product to Create Competitive Opportunities in the Digital Economy by Grodgangunt, Sumalee ; Lata, Pannarai ; Silpcharu, Thanin (2022) - New product development. The qualitative research design used the In- depth interview technique to collect data from nine experts, identified through purposive sampling method, and divided into three groups of equal size comprising 3 members: a group of successful business entrepreneurs, a group of government leaders and related agencies and a group of academics The study found that the element of resource preparation created competitive opportunities in the digital economy through transparent leadership; alliance collaboration made a collaboration arrangement with other companies; product development expanded the idea to be concrete; and competitive advantage kept individuals with expertise and experience with the company. Keywords: advantage; business; community; development; economy; guidelines; management; model; new; opportunities; otop; product
• Analyzing Owner’s Role in Influencing Corporate Tax Policy by Tarmidi, Deden ; Alfia, Yulis Diana ; Umar, Haryono (2022) - This study contributes to the literature on tax accounting research in using TCR for analyzing corporate tax policy, making an impact by ownership structure more than ETR. This study also finds that managers as investors play a greater role in corporate tax policy when there are no institutional and foreign investors, whereas if they exist, managers do not have an important role. Keywords: avoidance; burden; company; compliance; effect; journal; management; ownership; policy; shares; tax; tax policy; test
• The Analysis of Waqf Reporting Practices and Waqf Information Disclosure: A Study at Perbadanan Wakaf Selangor, Malaysia by Hisham, Mohd Firdaus Badrul ; Muwazir, Mohd Rizal (2022) - Thus, this study will highlight and focus on the elements of waqf financial reporting disclosure that need to be emphasized to be created in a waqf financial report, which includes forms of waqf, conditions related to waqf, supervision and management of waqf, controls on leasing of waqf assets, application of modes of investment for the development of waqf income and assets, maintenance, renovation, and replacement of waqf property, and istibdal (exchange) of waqf assets. With reference to previous research, such as the study of Anna and Mohamed (2015), this study identifies elements for the disclosure of waqf financial reporting. Keywords: accounting; disclosure; income; institutions; islamic; malaysia; management; pws; reporting; waqf; year
• How good is the government? Analysis of west java’s local government disclosure through an integrated reporting framework by Pratama, Arie ; Afiah, Nunuy Nur ; Alfian, Adhi (2023) - Indonesia is one of the countries in the Southeast Asia region that has only had government financial reporting. However, if the scores are tallied, approximately 80% of them fall between 0 and 2, indicating that the quality of government financial reporting needs significant improvement. Keywords: accounting; analysis; cluster; disclosure; government; indonesia; information; management; organization; performance; public; quality; reporting; research; score; section; sector; statements; term
• A critical investigation analysing the key determinants of artificial intelligence in enhancing employee engagement in multinational companies by Prasad, KDV ; Vaidya, Rajesh; Rani, Ridhi (2023) - The study findings are in line with Rao et al. (2020) on the role of AI in employee engagement and retention, Dennis (2018) on AI and recruitment, admission, progression, and retention, Hughes et al. (2019) on AI and employee engagement, fairness, and job outcomes, and Sari, Min, Purwoko, Furinto, and Tamara (2020) on better employee engagement with AI. A critical investigation analysing the key determinants of artificial intelligence in enhancing employee engagement in multinational companies KDV Prasad1+ Rajesh Vaidya2 Ridhi Rani3 1,3Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Hyderabad, Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Pune, India. 1Email: kdv.prasad@sibmhyd.edu.in 3Email: ridhi.rani@sibmhyd.edu.in 2Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Nagpur, Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Pune, India. Keywords: analysis; data; employee; employee engagement; engagement; fairness; management; organisation; study; work; workers
• Social media adoption through product diversification and market diversification: The dynamic capabilities perspective by Mumi, Atthaphon ; Leemanonwarachai, Teeraporn (2023) - In addition, Kaplan and Haenlein provided the most cited definition of social media: “Social media is a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of User Generated Content” (Kaplan & Haenlein, 2010). In other studies, the definition of social media emphasizes interactive social information; for instance: “Social media are internet platforms used to disseminate information through social interaction that provides decentralized user level content, social interaction and public membership” (Schniederjans et al., 2013). Keywords: adoption; diversification; firm; journal; management; market; media; product; research; strategy; study
• The key drivers of employee engagement in private higher education institutions in Malaysia during COVID-19 by Chu, Shet Vui; Wider, Walton ; Wong, Ling Shing ; Chan, Choon Kit ; Maidin, Siti Sarah ; Mustafa, Nurul Aliah (2023) - The key drivers of employee engagement in private higher education institutions in Malaysia during COVID-19 Shet Vui Chu1 Walton Wider2+ Ling Shing Wong3 Choon Kit Chan4 Therefore, this study aims to examine the relationship between key drivers of employee engagement during COVID-19. Keywords: covid-19; culture; education; employee; employee engagement; engagement; international; journal; leadership; management; recognition; research; rewards; study; workplace
• The influence of service quality on sustainable competitive advantage in Kurdistan Iraq hotels: Perspective from hotel managers by Ahmad, Mohammed Abdul-Aziz ; Jais, Juraifa (2023) - Hotel service quality: The impact of service quality on customer satisfaction in hospitality. Impact of hotel service quality on attracting tourist and achieving their loyalty: A case study of hotel industry in Kurdistan region. Keywords: advantage; hotel; industry; journal; kurdistan; management; managers; quality; region; reliability; research; sca; service; service quality; study; tourism
• Comparison between sponsored and non-sponsored regarding personal administrative factors for SMEs from Kuwait during the COVID-19 pandemic by Alkharafi, Naeimah ; Alsaber, Ahmad ; Alqatan, Ahmad ; Alainati, Shaikhah ; Kandari, Anwaar Al; Nafea, Rania (2024) - Drawing on literature from strategy, institutions, social behavior, and entrepreneurship, the purpose of this study is to examine the role of entrepreneurial personal skills, management business skills, and social sustainability in receiving government funding. In considering factors influencing the likelihood of receiving funding, we hypothesized that those with entrepreneurial personal skills (H1), managerial business skills (H2), and social sustainability (H3) were more likely to be selected. Keywords: business; capital; economies; entrepreneurs; funding; item; journal; management; mean; performance; research; skills; study
• Role of self-efficacy, knowledge sharing, mediated adaptability and external environment change as moderators of readiness for change by Rismansyah; Adam, Mohamad; Badia, Perizade ; Yuliani, Yuliani (2024) - This study is unique in its focus on change readiness as it incorporates the dimensions of change management involvement, adaptability and technological sophistication. Previous studies by Tan (2020) have also emphasized the influence of adaptability on change readiness with adaptability acting as a mediating factor. Keywords: adaptability; change; education; effect; efficacy; fit; institutions; knowledge; management; model; readiness; results; self; sharing; study; variable
• The role of human resources management in the development of total quality management in the public and private sectors in Jordan by Ababneh, Ahmad Moh’D ; Jarah, Baker Akram Falah ; Al-Kharabsheh, Abdulrahman; Al-Zaqeba, Murad Ali Ahmad ; Basheti, Iman (2024) - The impact of human resource management practices on the implementat ion of total quality management: An empirical study on high‐tech firms. Human resource management and total quality management–an important aspect in the bank. Keywords: hrm; human; jordan; management; performance; practices; quality; quality management; resources; sample; sectors; study; total; tqm; training
• The moderating effect of the role of accrual basis application controls on the association between government rules application controls on the quality of financial reporting by Al-Matari, Ebrahim Mohammed ; Al-bukhrani, Mohammed A; Omer, Adam Mohamed ; Alhebri, Adeeb ; Ibrahim, Taha Khairy (2024) - The impact of audit committee quality on financial reporting quality and audit fees. The study also sought to determine how the application controls for the accrual basis affected the link between governance rules and financial reporting quality. Keywords: accounting; application; audit; board; committee; controls; directors; frq; governance; impact; information; journal; management; model; quality; reporting; reporting quality; research; risk; sector; study
• The role of inheritance risk management in family enterprises to achieve family businesses sustainability in the middle east by Al-Zaqeba, Murad Ali Ahmad ; Alshehadeh, Abdul Razzak ; Al-Khawaja, Haneen Aqel ; Basheti, Iman Amin ; Lootah, Rashid Essa Sultan Ahmad (2024) - Can family business managers manage family business risks? However, this paper examines the effect of inheritance risk management and family business practices on family business sustainability. Keywords: business sustainability; businesses; company; east; environment; family; family business; inheritance; irm; journal; management; middle; planning; practices; risk; risk management; succession; sustainability
• Higher education reputation management through increasing the role of public relations by Anggarina, Paula Tjatoerwidya ; Irawan, Agustinus Purna ; Dewi, Fransisca Iriani Roesmala (2024) - According to Brewer and Zhao (2010), university reputation is related to leadership, teaching, research, equity, and service. According to Sung and Yang (2008) in the university context, a relationship between students and measure university reputation by adopting a revised version of Fombrun et Keywords: communication; education; information; management; public; relations; reputation; research; stakeholders; universities; university
• The impact of managerial capabilities, adhocracy culture and knowledge sharing on innovation capabilities and performance by Santoso, Aloysius Budi; Irawan, Agustinus Purna ; Suhartanto, Eko (2024) - The impact of managerial capabilities, adhocracy culture and knowledge sharing on innovation capabilities and performance Aloysius Budi Santoso1+ Agustinus Purna Irawan2 Eko Suhartanto3 1,2Doctoral Program of Management Science, Universitas Tarumanagara, Jakarta, Indonesia. 1Email: aloysius.budi@ai.astra.co.id 2Email: agustinus@untar.ac.id 3Universitas Prasetiya Mulya, Jakarta, Indonesia. Therefore, it is essential to examine closely how managerial skills, adhocracy culture and knowledge sharing affect group performance and innovation capabilities to better comprehend the company's understanding of and contribution to the field of innovation capability knowledge. Keywords: adhocracy; capabilities; companies; company; culture; innovation; innovation capabilities; knowledge; management; performance; sharing
• Customer experience management: A study of humanic versus mechanic clues and business sustainability of selected Nigeria local fashion brands by Joseph, Aremu Fisayo ; Oluseye, Ogunnaike Olaleke ; Oluwafunmilayo, Onayemi Oluwakemi ; Olumide, Aikomo Oluwaseun ; Misturat, Olanrewaju Kofoworola ; Aghogho, Gberevbie Marvellous (2024) - Objectives of the Study The research objectives were aimed at filling the intellectual gap: i. Examine the effect of humanic clues on sustainability of the fashion industry (i.e., economic sustainability, social sustainability and environmental sustainability); ii. investigate the influence of mechanic clues on sustainability of the fashion industry (i.e., economic sustainability, social sustainability and environmental sustainability); The objectives were hypothesized in null form as follows: Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2024, 12(3): 751-764 753 © 2024 Conscientia Beam. Keywords: business; clues; customer; customer experience; experience; fashion; industry; management; mechanic; research; rights; sciences; service; study; sustainability; value
• Examining the impact of digital transformation on HRM practices in Morocco's IT sector by Ramachandaran, Sharmila Devi ; Doraisingam, Puspanathan ; Nuraini, Riska ; Chaudhery, Urvesh (2024) - Examining the impact of digital transformation on HRM practices in Morocco's IT sector Sharmila Devi Ramachandaran1+ Puspanathan Doraisingam2 Riska Nuraini3 Urvesh Chaudhery4 1,2,3 Faculty of Business and Communications, INTI International University, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan Malaysia, Malaysia. This study scrutinizes the impact of digital transformation on key HRM dimensions including recruitment, learning, development and performance appraisal. Keywords: analysis; business; data; development; factor; hrm; industry; learning; management; performance; performance management; practices; recruitment; relationship; research; rights; sample; sciences; size; study; table; transformation; value; variables
• The impact of integration between lean accounting and just-in-time technique on cost reduction in modern sustainable manufacturing environment in Saudi companies by Ismael, Ahmed Yousif (2024) - The model used in this study contained three variables: the first variable relates to lean accounting tools, the second variable is relates to just-in-time technique and the third variable relates to cost reduction. Profitability by selling below the average unit cost: Lean cost accounting and a real application. Keywords: accounting; companies; cost; jit; journal; management; manufacturing; performance; production; saudi; study; system; technique; tools; value
• University autonomy in human resource management: An analysis of the state of public universities in the Mekong Delta Region, Vietnam by Lieu, Dang Thi Thu ; Tuan, Le Khanh ; Dat, Truong Tan (2024) - University autonomy in human resource management: An analysis of the state of public universities in the Mekong Delta Region, Vietnam Dang The achievements, challenges and difficulties identified provide insights for macro-level policy recommendations in human resource management at public universities in Vietnam. Keywords: average; development; evaluation; human; item; management; recruitment; resource; resource development; resource management; results; training; universities; university; values
• Relationship between employer branding and employee performance: Mediating and moderating effects of supportive work environment and compensation and benefits by Srinivas, Ved ; Prasad, KDV ; Rani, Ridhi ; Nisa, M (2024) - Relationship between employer branding and employee performance: Mediating and moderating effects of supportive work environment and compensation and benefits Ved Srinivas1+ KDV Prasad2 Ridhi Rani3 M Nisa4 1Public Policy, Thiagarajar School of Management, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. The authors examined the effect of employer branding on employee performance by mediating and moderating roles of a supportive work environment and compensation and benefits respectively. Keywords: benefits; compensation; employee; employee performance; employer branding; environment; impact; information; journal; management; model; relationship; retention; sector; study; technology; work; work environment
• Organisational justice and employees’ commitment of selected Nigerian banking sector by Adenike, Adeniji Anthonia ; Misturat, Olanrewaju Kofoworola ; Oluwafunmilayo, Onayemi Oluwakemi ; Ejovwokeoghene, Ogbari Mercy; Boluwatife, Folorunso, Flourish (2025) - Nigerian banking institutions in the 21st century face significant workplace challenges, including employee commitment, managerial decision-making issues, perceptions of inequality, unfair treatment and a lack of stability and reliability due to competitive forces. Contribution/Originality: This study examines the impact of distributive, procedural and interactional justice on employee commitment in the Nigerian banking sector emphasising the significance of fairness in enhancing employee well-being and performance. Keywords: affective; banking; commitment; continuance; employees; fairness; journal; justice; management; organisation; path; research; sciences; study; work
• External audit importance toward efficiency of public funds and the economic growth-a study case of Kosovo by Hashani, Medain ; Bajrami, Roberta ; Ziberi, Besime (2025) - A study by Karabayev et al. (2021) analyzes the importance of external public audit in ensuring the financial stability of budgets of developing countries. Another study by Karabayev et al. (2021) examines the impact of external public audit on ensuring the financial stability of budgets in developing countries. Keywords: audit; data; debt; economic; expenditure; funds; gdp; gdp growth; government; growth; kosovo; management; model; spending; study
• Employee organisational citizenship behaviour for the environment in hospitality firms: The role of environmental responsibility, leadership and empathy by Fatoki, Olawale (2025) - This study examines the mediating effects of employee environmental commitment. This study draws on employee environmental commitment as a mechanism through which the three identified factors can affect employee OCBE. Keywords: behaviour; commitment; empathy; employee; employee ocbe; environment; factors; green; leadership; management; ocbe; performance; relationship; responsibility; study
• Exploring the moderating influence of sustainable creativity strategies on the relationship between a green innovation atmosphere and employee green creativity by Song, Rixin ; Ramayah, T (2025) - The findings show the following significant positive relationships: Employee green creativity is positively influenced by a green innovation atmosphere (β = 0.588 and p < 0.001), employee green creativity is enhanced by sustainable creativity strategies (β = 0.519 and p < 0.001), and the relationship between green innovation atmosphere, employee green creativity is moderated by sustainable creativity strategies (β = 0.492 and p < 0.001). Exploring the moderating influence of sustainable creativity strategies on the relationship between a green innovation atmosphere and employee green creativity Rixin Song1 T. Ramayah2+ 1,2School of Management, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Minden, 11800, Penang, Malaysia. 1Email: songrixin@student.usm.my 2Email: ramayah@usm.my (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: Keywords: atmosphere; creativity; creativity strategies; employee; employee creativity; environment; green; innovation; innovation atmosphere; management; research; strategies; study; sustainability
• Digital-based management services for co-creation value in waqf land asset management by Achiria, Siti ; Priyadi, Unggul ; Hamdani, Rizki (2025) - However, according to data obtained by the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs, waqf land management in Indonesia still lacks focus on economic empowerment because most of the waqf land is still used for direct (consumptive) waqf. BWI representatives in the districts of Sleman and Bantul have not optimally empowered and managed waqf land assets productively. Keywords: area; assets; bantul; bwi; data; development; endowment; islamic; land; management; managers; nazhir; research; sleman; study; waqf
• Industry 5.0 circular economy practices: Innovation management and its impact on sustainable development by Rumman, Amani Abu ; Al-Abbadi, Lina ; Alshawabkeh, Rawan ; Alkhazali, Zeyad ; Al-Aqrabawi, Rowaida (2025) - Innovation management has facilitated the adoption of circular economy practices. While innovation management significantly influenced Industry 5.0 adoption and circular economy practices, it did not directly mediate the impact on sustainable development. Keywords: circular; data; development; economy; industry; innovation; innovation management; management; model; practices; research; study; sustainability; technologies
• Blockchained project management: Exploring potential advancements by Sharari, Hakem ; Qawasmeh, Rasha ; Al-Mu'ani, Lu'ay ; Halteh, Khaled (2025) - This study contributes to the knowledge base on blockchain in project management by providing empirical evidence of its beneficial impacts without and through the moderating role of blockchain literacy. The study offers insights into the distinct impacts of blockchain features, recommending areas where blockchain can provide the most value to project management. Keywords: blockchain; blockchain literacy; control; effect; journal; literacy; management; management practices; practices; project; project management; security; study; technology; tracking; transactions
• Adoption and barriers of industry 4.0 by micro enterprises by Tarode, Sanchal ; Uttarwar, Kartik ; Dani, Asmita ; Rastogi, Shailesh ; Kanoujiya, Jagjeevan (2025) - Variables Mean Std. deviation Prominent barrier 3.21 1.237 Influencing barrier 3.63 0.234 Resulting barrier 3.26 0.996 Sensitivity barrier 3.15 0.956 Implementation of I4.0 3.45 0.961 Note: Measures of central tendency and measures of dispersion. Influencing barrier 0.842 Keywords: adoption; barrier; digital; enterprises; impact; implementation; industry; influencing; journal; management; manufacturing; micro; regression; research; sensitivity; study; technologies
• Exploring creative performance models in higher education: A case study of Indonesia by Agustina, Santi Sayanti ; Purwana, Dedi ; Suparno, Suparno (2025) - It leads to the conclusion that high creative performance can be achieved when lecturers share knowledge, have leaders who support innovation, and have good psychological capital such as optimism, hope, and resilience. In addition, knowledge sharing also promotes employee creative performance as evidenced by improving work efficiency and developing innovative behaviour (Goh, Jayaraman, Mostafiz, & Leow, 2020). Keywords: business; capital; creativity; education; effect; et al; innovation; knowledge; knowledge sharing; leadership; lecturers; management; model; performance; research; sharing; study; work
• The impact of changes in online marketing information systems for business products by Rismansyah; Yunita, Dessy ; Najib, Muhammad ; Agung, Mahendra ; Ardius, Enggi (2025) - Business Managers and Technology Managers of SMEs are required to adopt specialized digital marketing technology which includes human resources for online product promotion (Gay, Charlesworth, & Esen, 2007) and communication technology (Gattiker & Stollemmaier, 2012). 1. INTRODUCTION Rapid advancements in information technology systems and the increasing adoption of digital technologies present significant challenges for small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) managers who rely on computers and smartphones. Keywords: business; change; change management; digital; entrepreneurship; factors; information; journal; management; managers; marketing; marketing information; omisbp; results; smes; study; system; technology; transformation; valid
• Relationship between green human resources management and organizational sustainability: Mediating effects of organizational commitment by Rani, Ridhi ; Srinivas, Ved ; Prasad, KDV ; Shrimali, Devendra ; Pathak, Ankita (2025) - Although the number of publications on organizational social sustainability (OSS) has increased, research on the benefits, satisfaction, and subjective well-being of stakeholders has not kept pace with the growth of studies on supply chain management, environmental sustainability, and sustainable development. The impacts of GHRM on organizational commitment, environmental sustainability, social sustainability, and economic sustainability are positive and statistically significant. Keywords: behavior; commitment; employees; ghrm; ghrm practices; green; healthcare; human; impact; management; organizations; performance; practices; research; resource; study; sustainability
• Transforming sustainability with digital innovation: Enhancing circular economy practices for SDG 12 by Hamedani, Sharareh Shahidi ; Aslam, Sarfraz ; Hamedani, Shervin Shahidi ; Natarajan, Vinodh Kesavaraj (2025) - This study aims to provide actionable insights into how digital technologies can be leveraged to advance circular economy (CE) practices in organizations. The study underscores industry perspectives and emerging trends, digital technologies can be effectively utilized to promote CE practices to ensure a sustainable future. Keywords: businesses; challenges; circular; data; digital; economy; industry; management; practices; research; resource; sciences; solutions; study; sustainability; technologies; technology; waste
• Liquidity stress testing for investment funds: Insights from Vietnam by Ngo, Hang Thi ; Tran, Anh Thi Xuan ; Dao, Nhung Hong (2025) - Total Net Assets (TNA) captures the relative scale and capacity of funds, essential for gauging the impact of redemptions on fund liquidity and facilitating comparisons across funds of varying sizes (Bouveret, 2017; International Monetary Fund (IMF), 2017b). Liquidity stress testing for investment funds: Insights from Vietnam Hang Thi Ngo1 Anh Thi Xuan Tran2 Nhung Hong Dao3+ 1,2,3Faculty of Finance, Banking Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam. 1Email: ngohang@hvnh.edu.vn 2Email: anhttx@hvnh.edu.vn 3Email: nhungdh@hvnh.edu.vn (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: 13 March 2025 Revised: 28 July 2025 Accepted: 21 August 2025 Published: 1 September 2025 Keywords Expected shortfall Investment funds Liquidity stress test Value at risk Vietnam. Keywords: asset; capital; cash; financial; fund; investment; investment funds; investors; liquidity; liquidity stress; management; market; redemption; risk; stress; testing; value; vietnam
• The impact of dynamic capabilities on competitive advantage in Vietnamese steel exporting enterprises under the carbon border adjustment mechanism by Tran, Hong Ngoc ; Pham, Mai Thuy Tien (2025) - According to Chen, Lai, and Wen (2006), green innovation is divided into two types: green product innovation and green process innovation. The model proposes the trusting roles of technological innovation and green innovation, along with working to diminish, or at least moderate, the influence of institutional conditions inside Vietnam. Keywords: advantage; business; capabilities; carbon; cbam; competitiveness; emission; enterprises; export; firms; innovation; journal; management; market; model; policy; production; research; sciences; steel; technology; vietnam
• Impression management, satisfaction level and banking image towards customer loyalty of Islamic bank in Indonesia by Hasan, Asyari ; Khaerunisa, Nurul ; Fitri, Yessi ; Hasan, Ali Maskur ; Dahlan, Ahmad (2025) - The concepts of impression management, customer satisfaction, and banking image influence customer loyalty at BSI Kebon Jeruk. The direct influence of the banking image (Z) on loyalty (Y) is 0.384, indicating that if the banking image (Z) increases by one unit, the loyalty (Y) of Islamic bank customers will increase by 38.4%. Keywords: banking; banking image; banks; customer; customer loyalty; customer satisfaction; image; impression; impression management; influence; islamic; journal; loyalty; management; model; satisfaction; service; study; value
• The role of information technology in shaping sustainable supply chain practices: Moderating role of artificial intelligence by Hijazeen, Omar ; Awad, Hussain Ahmad ; Bakir, Sahar Moh’d Abu (2025) - Companies implementing this approach will have better capabilities to make environmentally conscious decisions and optimize resources and supply chain sustainability. The current study aimed to shed light on the moderating role of artificial intelligence (AI) on the relationship between technology specifically big data analysis, resource optimization, process automation, collaboration and communication, lifecycle, and impact assessments and supply chain management (SCM). Keywords: analysis; automation; big; chain; chain management; data; food; intelligence; management; manufacturing; organizations; resource; study; supply; supply chain; sustainability; technology
• Inventory turnover ratio and firm profitability: A study of listed agricultural firms in Nigeria by Simon-Ilogho, Busola Elizabeth (2025) - This study examines the influence of inventory turnover on the profitability of firms within the agricultural sector in Nigeria. The findings indicate that the impact of inventory turnover on return on equity (ROE) is negative, while its effect on return on sales (ROS) is positive. Keywords: assets; data; equity; firms; impact; influence; inventory turnover; management; nigeria; performance; profitability; ratio; results; return; roa; sales; study; turnover ratio
• Impact of innovative strategic management on innovative university performance: The mediating influence of human resource management by Li, Guoyong ; Onputtha, Suraporn (2025) - Collier (1978) elaborated on the feasibility of strategic planning theory in the practical governance of universities and systematically demonstrates the characteristics and roles of university strategic planning which improved the theoretical system of university strategic management. As for university human resource management, it can be said to be the core part of university management which can achieve the effective use and development of teachers' resources and promote the rapid development of the university and it can also efficiently coordinate the work between departments optimize the staffing and rationally allocate teaching resources which has an important impact on the university's scientific research and the quality of teaching (Xu, 2023). Keywords: development; education; impact; implementation; innovative; management; performance; planning; research; resource management; resources; results; staff; strategy; study; teachers; universities; university; university performance
• The effect of corporate governance in driving organizational performance to AI-driven decision making by Rowwad, Ala’Aldin Al ; ALmomani, Mohannad Ahmad (2025) - Traditional governance ultimately fails to cope with these challenges, requiring a transition towards ESG and AI governance. Zhang et al. (2022) explored the applicability of AI in ESG governance, concluding that companies implementing AI in sustainability initiatives were more likely to comply, with a lower frequency of reporting errors and a better ability to track environmental impact. Keywords: companies; compliance; decision; esg; esg performance; esg practices; et al; firms; governance; impact; making; management; performance; practices; results; risk; study; sustainability
• Does liquidity affect the financial health of Indian banks? by Tarode, Sanchal ; Kanoujiya, Jagjeevan ; Rastogi, Shailesh ; Dani, Asmita ; Parashar, Neha (2025) - This study deepens the understanding of financial distress in the Indian banking sector through liquidity. Linear and non-linear relationships measure the impact of liquidity on financial distress. Keywords: banking; banks; data; distress; indian; lcr; liquidity; management; model; nsfr; quantile; risk; stability; study; term; variables
• Cultivating brand visibility and loyalty in Jordanian startup hotels: The role of e-marketing strategies and market competition intensity by Helalat, Abdullah ; Alkhazali, Zeyad ; Al-Ramadan, Ammar Mohammad ; Alhelalat, Jebril ; Al-Mu’ani, Lu’ay (2025) - Assessing the tools of digital brand marketing in the Egyptian travel agencies and their influence on domestic tourists' loyalty. The moderating influence of market competition intensity on the e-relationship management and brand visibility relationship indicates that companies operating in highly competitive markets may focus on relationship control to differentiate their services and enrich visibility. Keywords: brand loyalty; brand visibility; capabilities; competition; customer; digital; hotels; intensity; loyalty; management; marketing; marketing orientation; orientation; relationship; relationship management; research; startup; startup hotels; strategies; study
• Social Media for Higher Education: A Cross Sectional Study among Teachers in India and Sri Lanka by Alwis, A Chamaru De ; Kurian, Simmy ; Padmasiri, M.K Dinithi ; Ramanathan, Hareesh N; Chacko, Pearly Saira (2019) - In order to investigate these factors that inhibit the minds of teachers in the whole hearted acceptance of social media, the researcher asked each of the respondents to rate a set of seven barriers to social media acceptance by teachers on a rating scale of one to five Each of these seven factors were identified from a detailed review of literature. Social media has proof its ability to boost the communication between people and many industries which are attempting capitalized on the power of social media. Keywords: expectancy; faculty; india; lanka; management; mean; media; sri; study; technology; test; use
• Management of Educational Support Services and Attainment of Universal Basic Education Goals in Primary Schools in Cross River State by V. J, Owan (2019) - Universal Basic Education goal attainment refers to the degree at which the goals of UBE have been achieved. Section A was used to elicit respondents’ demographic data; while Section B of the former (MESSQ) comprised of 30 items organized on a four-point Likert scale, and was used to elicit information on provision of education support services. Keywords: attainment; basic; education; goals; management; schools; services
• Knowledge Management (KM) Practices in Education and Learning: Establishing a Knowledge Economy in Saudi Arabia by Baslom, Mohammed Majdy M ; Tong, Shu (2019) - This study is going to be a useful contribution to the domain of knowledge economy in the Saudi Arabian context, particularly when the country is looking for a non-oil based economy, pursuing the 2030 vision. On the economic front, under the impact of IT and artificial intelligence, the digital age has also given a new dimension to KM in the form of knowledge economy. Keywords: arabia; economy; education; knowledge; knowledge economy; management; new; saudi; study; universities; university
• Triad of Big Data Supply Chain Analytics, Supply Chain Integration and Supply Chain Performance: Evidences from Oil and Gas Sector by Mubarik, Mobashar ; Rasi, Raja Zuraidah binti Raja Mohd (2019) - Big Data Supply Chain Analytics and Supply Chain Planning Planning is the first pillar of supply chain management (Luo et al., 2018). According to Tseng and Liao (2015) the incorporation of Big data in supply chain management helps firm to not only review their historical performance in various aspects like supply chain planning, supplier performance, inventory costs and accuracies, and production losses etc. but it also provides the suitable solution to overcome or reduce the intensity of such problems. Keywords: analytics; bdsca; chain analytics; chain integration; chain performance; data; data supply; et al; integration; international; inventory; journal; management; performance; planning; procurement; production; research; study; supplier; supply chain
• The Influence of Social Media on Public Policy Changes in Bandar Lampung City by Makhya, Syarief ; Windah, Andi (2020) - Social media users in Bandar Lampung who respond (criticism, support, suggestion, rejection and disagreement) to public policy in Bandar Lampung were used as the instrument of data collection. From this perspective, social media are a means for citizens to articulate and control the process of making public policy. Keywords: bandar; bandar lampung; changes; government; lampung; making; management; media; policies; policy; process; public; social; traffic
• Understanding Audit Quality & Talent Management of Auditors in Practice through Content Analysis & Interviews by Louis, Ramesh Ruben ; Sulaiman, Noor Adwa ; Zakaria, Zarina (2020) - As such, it is imperative that we gain a better understanding of TM practices employed by audit firms in relation to audit quality, as well as how they define audit quality in practice. Audit Quality Table 3 summarizes the concepts of audit quality defined or provided by audit firms, extracted from their respective TRs based on the themes as set out in Table 1. Keywords: accounting; audit; audit quality; firms; management; partners; practices; quality; staff; talent; trs
• Organisation Isomorphism as Determinants of Environmental Management Accounting Practices in Malaysian Public Listed Companies by Razak, Fatin Nabilah Abd ; Ramli, Aliza ; Rasit, Zarinah Abdul (2020) - Environmental management accounting practices in small medium manufacturing firms. Environmental management accounting practices and Islamic corporate social responsibility compliance: Evidence from ISO14001 companies. Keywords: accounting; coercive; companies; ema; extent; isomorphism; journal; malaysia; management; management accounting; physical; practices; public; study; usage
• Determinants of Transparency in Financial Management on Local Government Websites: Evidence from Indonesia by Nuryani; Firmansyah, Amrie (2020) - Robbins and Austin (1986), Puspita and Martani (2012), and Rodríguez et al. (2013) all found a positive association between the level of dependence on central government funds and the disclosure of local government financial information. The institutional, economic and social determinants of local government transparency. Keywords: community; disclosure; expenditure; government; information; level; management; study; transparency; websites; welfare
• Corporate Governance and Firm Risk: Evidence from Malaysian Shariah Compliance Companies by Ismail, Aida Maria ; Ismail, Cik Rabiah ; Sulaiman, Saliza ; Daud, Dalila (2020) - Moreover, McNulty, Florackis, and Ormrod (2012) find that the higher proportions of non-executive directors in the board are not found to have any major effects on corporate risk. However, there result contradict from previous literatures with McNulty et al. (2012) and Shirouyehzad, Hosseinzadeh Lotfi, and Dabestani (2014) where higher proportion of non-executive directors are not initiate to have any major effect on corporate risk. Keywords: analysis; audit; board; board size; capital; ceo; committee; cost; data; equity; firm; governance; independent; journal; management; relationship; result; risk; size; study; value; variables
• Influence of Information Technology towards the Development Economics of SMEs in Indonesia by Mukhtar, Saparuddin ; Putri, K. Y.S; Suseno, Deky Aji ; Wibowo, Agus ; Wardana, Ludi Wisnu (2020) - Strategic network marketing in technology SMEs. Paiola, Gebauer, and Edvardsson (2012) argue that the use of new technology for service SMEs development provides a positive value for management strategies related to aspects of communication, information access, decision making, data management, and knowledge. Keywords: business; data; development; enterprises; indonesia; information; information technology; journal; management; medium; processing; research; smes; technology
• The Influence of Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy and Innovation on Firm Performance: Evidence from Thai Startup Firms by Klongthong, Worasak ; Thavorn, Jakkrit ; Thanabodypath, Wasapon ; Dhammathattariya, Poksorn ; Chandrachai, Achara (2020) - Entrepreneurial alertness and self-efficacy: A focus on social values and innovation performance. ESE influences innovation, which in turn corresponds to firm performance. Keywords: business; companies; company; efficacy; entrepreneurs; ese; firm; growth; innovation; journal; management; marketing; performance; self; startup
• Employee Mentoring, Career Success and Organizational Success by Nwosu, Hyginus Emeka ; Ugwu, Joy Nonye ; Okezie, Bebedeth N; Udeze, Chimeziem C; Azubuike, Ngozi U; Adama, Linus (2020) - Career success is closely related to career development because career development leads to career success and career success is assured when there is career development. This is because employee mentoring, employee career success and organizational success are indispensible in the life of every organization. Keywords: career success; development; effect; employee; hypothesis; journal; management; mentoring; organization; sciences; social; study; success; work
• Hidden Motivation for Knowledge Sharing Behavior and Organizational Recognition: The Moderating Role of Need for Status by Li, Zhao ; Kumar, Shalendra S; Kishore, Rohit ; Krishna, Bimal ; Lingam, Shiu (2020) - Finally, this study brings a new dimension to unleashing the hidden motivation of knowledge sharing behavior through the individual need for status and the real benefit of managing individuals in an organization. Based on the self-initiated and proactive form of knowledge sharing behavior, this study explores the motivational processes urging an individual to accumulate lost resources through knowledge sharing behavior for personal growth within an organization. Keywords: behavior; individual; journal; knowledge; knowledge sharing; management; need; organization; recognition; sharing; signaling; status; study
• Determinants of Organizational Performance in Nigeria: Evidence from Service Firms by V.I.O, Odiri; A.O, Ideh (2021) - Tacit knowledge, tacit knowledge or behaving? Organizational knowledge management in the new economy. Keywords: competence; incentives; knowledge; leadership; management; motivational; organization; performance; study; tacit; workers‟
• Investigating the Influence of Leadership Capabilities on the Survival Instincts of Faith-Based Organizations in Nigeria by DADA, Joseph A; WORLU, Rowland E.K; OSIBANJO, Adewale O; UFUA, Daniel E; FALOLA, Hezekiah O (2021) - However, most leaders are unprepared to effectively function in this role when it comes to the demonstration of strategic leadership capabilities management. The primary purpose of this study is to identify what leadership capabilities leaders (overseers and administrators) consider useful in the provision of significant managerial insight in the church and how those capabilities can be encouraged and sustained. Keywords: business; capabilities; faith; fbos; instincts; journal; leadership; management; nigeria; organizations; research; sciences; skills; study; survival
• The Effect of Knowledge Acquisition on Competitive Advantage: The Mediation Role of Innovation in Indonesia’s Batik SMEs by Ngatno; Dewi, Reni Shinta ; Pradanawati, Ari (2021) - Competitive advantage throught innovation, human capital and knowledge management. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of knowledge acquisition on competitive advantage by examining the mediating effect of innovation. Keywords: acquisition; advantage; effect; firm; innovation; journal; knowledge; knowledge acquisition; management; results; smes; study; value
• The Mediating Effects of Key Audit Matters on the Relationship Between Audit Quality and Earnings Management: Evidence from Jordan by Alqam, Mohammad Ahmad ; Hamshari, Yaser Mohd ; Ali, Haitham Yousef (2021) - This study examined whether audit quality (AQ) decreases earnings management (EM) in shareholding corporations through improving key audit matters (KAMs) in Jordan’s emerging environment. The results showed that audit quality increases key audit matters, which, in turn, decreases earnings management. Keywords: audit; audit matters; audit quality; company; earnings; earnings management; journal; kams; management; relationship; reports; study

• Building Innovation Capabilities on Collaboration and Market Orientation for Improving Marketing Performance of Wood Furniture Craft by Maryono; Farida, Naili ; Ngatno; Prabawani, Bulan (2021) - This research aims to test the direct influence of market orientation and innovation capabilities collaboration, with relationship marketing orientation and excellence as mediating variables, on the marketing performance of the micro industry of wood furniture handicrafts. Contribution/Originality: The novelty of this study lies in its analysis of the direct effect of market orientation and collaboration innovation capability, with relationship marketing orientation and competitive advantage as mediating variables, on the marketing performance of the wood furniture micro industry in South Kalimantan. Keywords: advantage; collaboration; company; customers; innovation; marketing; marketing orientation; marketing performance; orientation; performance; relationship; relationship marketing; results
• The Influence of User Experience on Consumption Intention: A Study of Smart Home Appliances in China by Cui, Ting ; Hassan, Siti Hasnah (2022) - At the same time, it further studies the gender difference in the relationship between smart appliance user experience and consumption intention. Strategies for smart marketing in the new era to improve user consumption experience. Keywords: appliances; consumers; consumption; consumption intention; experience; gender; home; intention; marketing; performance; research; study; user experience; users
• Influence of empowering and ethical leadership on employees’ job satisfaction, performance, and organization commitment by Limpo, Lita ; Junaidi, Junaidi (2023) - Managers’ empowering leadership has a positive effect on employee job satisfaction. The roles of employee job satisfaction and organizational commitment in the internal marketing-employee bank identification relationship. Keywords: commitment; employees; engagement; et al; job; job performance; job satisfaction; journal; leadership; managers; organization; performance; study; workers
• Leadership style and employee performance in China’s fast moving consumer goods industry by Tang, Can ; Wider, Walton ; Cheng, Kai Wah ; Chan, Choon Kit ; Jiang, Leilei (2024) - Leadership style and employee performance in China’s fast moving consumer goods industry Can Tang1 Walton Wider2+ Kai Wah Cheng3 Choon Kit Chan4 Leilei Jiang5 1,2,3Faculty of Business and Communications, INTI International University, Malaysia. 1Email: i21021210@student.newinti.edu.my 2Email: walton.wider@newinti.edu.my 3Email: kaiwah.cheng@newinti.edu.my 4Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering and Quantity Surveying, INTI International University, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of various leadership styles on employee performance in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry in China. Keywords: employee; employee performance; exchange; fmcg; industry; journal; leadership; leadership style; performance; research; servant; social; study; style; work
• An empirical study of job crafting and employees’ loyalty in the Nigerian healthcare system by Izegbuwa, Tongo Nancy; Adenike, Adeniji, Anthonia; Paul, Salau Odunayo ; Oluwafunmilayo, Onayemi Oluwakemi ; Akintunde, Akinola Oluseyi (2024) - A role–resource approach–avoidance model of job crafting: A multimethod integration and extension of job crafting theory. Implementing job crafting behaviors: Exploring the effects of a job crafting intervention based on the theory of planned behavior. Keywords: cognitive; crafting; employees; healthcare; healthcare workers; job; job crafting; journal; loyalty; model; nigeria; organization; performance; research; study; task; workers
• Applying vroom expectancy theory to analyse employee motivation: A study of commercial banks in Vietnam by Thu, Hanh Le ; Van, Ha Nguyen (2024) - At the significance level of 0.05, employee motivation factors had a favorable impact on job performance with a standardized beta coefficient of 0.74. This research aims to apply Vroom expectancy theory, a process- based approach to motivation to gain a greater understanding of employee motivation within the commercial banking sector in Vietnam. Keywords: arvey; banks; chiang; commercial; effort; employee; employee motivation; expectancy; impact; job; model; motivation; performance; research; rewards; theory; valence; work
• Think and act like owners in family firms: Does managerial level matter? by Rochimat, Dedy ; Irawan, Agustinus Purna ; Suhartanto, Eko (2025) - employee behavior in the workplace such as employee safety compliance (Lin & Chen, 2011), workplace dishonesty (Wong & Lee, 2016) and work ethical behavior (Kashif et al., 2018). Theory of the firm: Managerial behavior , agency costs and ownership structure. Keywords: attitude; behavior; belonging; effect; employees; family; intention; journal; model; norms; pbc; performance; relationship; research; sense; social; theory; work
• Exploration green finance effect on Jordanian banks sustainable performance by Marashdeh, Zyad; Khataybeh, Mohammad (2025) - An evolutionary analysis of green finance sustainability based on multi-agent game. In addition, environmental, social, and economic aspects have a significant and positive effect on Jordanian bank sustainable performance. Keywords: aspects; banks; development; finance; green; initiatives; jordan; journal; performance; research; sustainability
• Enhancing key competencies-based performance assessment in higher vocational education: A sustainable approach to general education curriculum by Zhang, Yun ; Nasir, Ahmad Nabil Bin Md (2025) - Literature proposed that there is a relationship between employee skills and competency assessment. However, the phenomenon of staff assessment also evolved with time. Keywords: assessment; cbpa; competency; education; innovation; performance; relationship; results; role; skills; staff; study; support; training
• Sustainability strategy: Potential moderating role in the relationship between digital transformation and organizational performance among the Jordanian commercial banks by Alkhazali, Zeyad ; Al-Aqrabawi, Rowaida ; Al-Abbadi, Lina Hamdan ; Rumman, Amani Abu ; Alshawabkeh, Rawan (2025) - Numerous studies and reports have suggested a relationship between digital transformation strategy and organizational performance but only if we consider how prepared a company is to implement its digitalization strategy in light of its managerial and operational capabilities as well as how this will be reflected in its revenue, market share, and efficiency, need to consider how digitalization and its effects affect a company's ability to remain sustainable (Guo & Xu, 2021; Helalat, Sharari, Qawasmeh, Bani-Mustafa, & Alkhazali, 2023; Sharari, Qawasmeh, Helalat, & Jahmani, 2024; Tsou & Chen, 2023; Wang, Feng, Zhang, & Li, 2020; Yu, Wang, & Moon, 2022). Digital transformation strategy and organisational innovation as mediators. Keywords: banks; business; capability; impact; organizations; performance; strategy; study; sustainability; sustainability strategy; table; transformation; value
• The impact of AI-based accounting information systems on the performance of individuals and organizations in an emerging country by Le, Ha Viet; Tran, Manh Dung (2025) - Measuring information system service quality: Servqual from the other side. The influence of accounting information system quality on employee performance with good corporate governance as a moderating variable. Keywords: accounting; ais; et al; impact; information; information quality; model; organizations; performance; quality; research; service; system; system quality; users
• Effects on early mathematics of a program using games, picture books and worksheets by Shin, Connie ; Mosin, Musirin bin ; Idang, Jusiah ; Noraidi, Noraina binti (2025) - The impact of a summer mathematics academy on rising kindergartners’ understanding of early number concepts. Contribution/Originality: The novelty of this study is preschool teachers as a reference source in their efforts to reform the need for games, number books, and worksheets. Keywords: addition; books; children; counting; games; mathematics; methods; national preschool; new; npsc; numbers; performance; picture; play; preschool standard; research; standard curriculum; teaching; understanding; worksheets
• Strengthening financial motivation and job performance of the Nigerian bankers: The mediating role of workplace mindfulness and employees’ happiness by Igbinoba, Ebeguki ; Salau, Odunayo; Falola, Hezekiah ; Joel, Opeyemi ; Onayemi, Oluwakemi (2025) - Therefore, employee job performance plays a crucial role in shaping future leaders in the Nigerian banking industry who can effectively navigate industry challenges. Organizations can establish clear expectations and objectives, promote a healthy workplace culture that prioritizes employee well-being, offer growth and skill development opportunities, and provide regular feedback and recognition to enhance employee job performance (De Clercq, Haq, Azeem, & Ahmad, 2019). Keywords: banking; employee; employee happiness; employee performance; happiness; incentives; job performance; mindfulness; motivation; performance; relationship; research; study; workplace; workplace mindfulness
• Unleashing marketing performance: The role of entrepreneurial orientation, innovation, and competitive advantage by Suryono, Imam ; Astuti, Widji ; Respati, Harianto (2025) - Examining the role of big data and marketing analytics in SMEs innovation and competitive advantage: A knowledge integration perspective. The impact of entrepreneurial orientation on innovation performance: A study on micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in the Colombian Caribbean. Keywords: advantage; business; innovation; marketing; model; orientation; performance; role; smes; study
• The influence of family ownership on the relationship between corporate social responsibility and financial performance: Evidence from Jordanian listed firms by Almasria, Nashat Ali ; Ershaid, Diala ; Ghunaimi, Hisham Al ; Qamashoui, Aziza Abdullah Al (2025) - To do CSR research in Jordan, it is also necessary to comprehend the country's unique circumstances. CSR research focuses on the private sector. Keywords: business; companies; company; csr; family; firm; governance; impact; jordan; journal; ownership; performance; relationship; research; responsibility; study; value
• Determinants of voluntary COVID-19 disclosure post-pandemic: Evidence from Jordan by Atwa, Rawan ; Yaseen, Hadeel ; Abed, Suzan (2025) - This paper examines the relationship between the extent of COVID-19 disclosure and various firm characteristics within annual reports of industrial companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange in Jordan. Regression analysis results show a positive relationship between COVID-19 disclosure and factors such as leverage, firm performance and firm age. Keywords: accounting; audit; companies; covid-19; covid-19 disclosure; covid-19 information; disclosure; firm; information; items; journal; pandemic; performance; relationship; reports; size
• The role of academic leadership in enhancing faculty engagement and job satisfaction: A pathway to advancing quality education by Almahdi, Hassan K (2025) - Transformational leadership empowers teachers with a common goal and promotes creative teaching strategies through personal support (Maker, 2021). Though transformational leadership inspires long-term commitment as it does, it offers clear goals and concrete rewards that raise work satisfaction (Adeniji et al., 2020). Keywords: education; empowerment; engagement; faculty; job; job satisfaction; journal; leadership; model; performance; quality; research; satisfaction; sciences; study; support; work
• Linkage mapping of organizational DNA and sustainable performance through industry 4.0- enabled digital transformation: A cutting–edge PLS-SEM model analysis by Alshawabkeh, Rawan ; Rumman, Amani Abu ; Al-Aqrabawi, Rowaida ; Al-Abbadi, Lina ; Alkhazali, Zeyad (2025) - Linkage mapping of organizational DNA and sustainable performance through industry 4.0- enabled digital transformation: A cutting–edge PLS-SEM model analysis Rawan Alshawabkeh1+ Amani Abu Rumman2 Rowaida Al- Aqrabawi3 Lina Al-Abbadi4 Zeyad Alkhazali5 1,2,3,5Department of Business Administration, Business School, Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Jordan. Industry 4.0 technologies have heralded a new era of digital transformation which has led to a radical change in how organizations operate and compete (Yaqub & Alsabban, 2023). Keywords: companies; company; digital; i4.0; industry; odna; organization; performance; pharmaceutical; research; study; sustainability; technologies; transformation
• Assessing financial solvency and bankruptcy risk of farmer producer companies in India: A study from the Eastern India perspective by Chiru, Partakson Romun ; Vasudeven, Asokan ; Singh, Kh Tomba ; Kumar, Rajender ; Sharma, Shashikumar (2025) - Collaboration among FPCs can further enhance financial performance through knowledge sharing and resource pooling. Financial performance analysis of farmer producer companies in the State of Andhra Pradesh. Keywords: altman; bankruptcy; companies; farmer; fpcs; fpos; growth; health; india; performance; producer; scores; study; 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝐴𝑠𝑠𝑒𝑡𝑠
• Oguamalam Masquerade Performance beyond Aesthetics by Chielotam, Akas Nicholas (2015) - At times, people misinterpret masquerade performance to be barbaric, mundane and something to be avoided. This misinformation has raised a lot of unanswered questions on masquerade performance and its essence. Keywords: african; community; costume; erim; masquerade; masquerade performance; people; performance
• Teachers of Secondary Education and Professional Stress with Students Performance: A Geographical Case Study by Foulidi, Xanthippi ; Papakitsos, Evangelos C; Vamvakeros, Xenophon ; Dimou, Irini (2018) - Considering teachers, their professional stress (teacher stress) refers to the negative feelings and unpleasant experiences of teachers, due to their working conditions (Pappa, 2006). Teacher stress: Directions for future research. Keywords: data; education; performance; pupils; research; school; stress; teachers
• Principals Administrative Competence and Teachers Work Performance in Secondary Schools in Calabar Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria by V. J, Owan; J. N, Agunwa (2019) - Thus, the problem of this study put in question form is; how does principals’ administrative competence relates to teachers work performance in terms of instructional delivery, attendance to classes, notes writing, and record keeping in Calabar Education zone? This result implies that in schools where principals exhibited good supervisory competence, teachers work performance will also increase and vice versa, in terms of instructional delivery, attendance to classes, notes writing, and record keeping. Keywords: attendance; classes; competence; performance; principals; teachers; work
• Creative Accounting and Financial Performance of Public Listed Companies in Malaysia by Ali, Mazurina Mohd ; Haron, Noor Hasniza ; Othman, Nur Ain ; Hasnan, Suhaily (2020) - Creative accounting is conducted with the intention to indicate company performance aligned with the companies’ objective. Creative accounting was developed for solving an accounting issue, where each has a different effect on company performance and position. Keywords: accounting; avoidance; companies; company; financial; income; journal; performance; practices; smoothing; study; tax
• The Virtuous Cycle of Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Financial Performance: the Mediating Role of Firm Reputation by Tanggamani, Vani ; Amran, Azlan ; Ramayah, T (2020) - This study showed that CSR practices have immediate positive effect on corporate financial performance, but the profitability did not lead to more disclosure in subsequent-year CSR practices. Hence, it is necessary to include a time horizon and determine whether CSR practices from previous year contribute towards current financial performance, and in turn, result in more CSR practices in the subsequent year. Keywords: csr; csr practices; firm; journal; performance; practices; relationship; reputation; responsibility; roa; year; year csr; year reputation; year roa
• Corporate Characteristics and ESG Disclosures in Malaysian Public-Listed Companies by Kee, Ho Wai ; Li, Ng Shir ; Sidik, Vivi Norazlina Mohd ; Seng, Ng Foo ; Suppiah, Susela Devi K (2020) - Corporate sustainability performance and firm performance research. Secondly, our findings provide insight and evidence to the regulators and policy-makers that corporate characteristics are the determinant of the degree of sustainability disclosure in an entity. Keywords: companies; company; disclosure; eps; esg; firm; malaysia; market; performance; practices; relationship; reporting; roe; study; sustainability; sustainability reporting; variables
• Accounting Conservatism and Financial Performance: Accountability of Shariah Compliant Companies in Malaysia by Fariz, Norfazella Mohd ; Mohammed, Nor Farizal ; Zulkepli, Nur Syifa ; Kamaluddin, Amrizah (2020) - This study examined the association of accounting conservatism, which is a proxy for accounting quality and the financial performance of Shariah-compliant companies in Malaysia. Another related study by Abdul-Rahman, Rahman, and Courtenay (2012) found that the Islamic ethical framework affects earnings quality, proxied by accounting conservatism in Malaysian listed companies. Keywords: accounting; accounting conservatism; companies; compliant; conservatism; earnings; firm; islamic; journal; malaysia; news; performance; quality; reporting; scc; shariah; study
• Employee Motivation and Industrial Output in Nigeria by Elomien, Esther ; Nchuchuwe, Friday Francis ; Idowu, Oluwatobiloba Ademola ; Onabote, Ademola ; Osabohien, Romanus (2021) - This study applied the autoregressive distribution lag (ARDL) econometric approach to examine the long-run effect of employee motivation on industrial output in Nigeria. Results from the analysis showed that employee motivation is statistically significant and positive in determining the level of industrial output in Nigeria. Keywords: ardl; employees; motivation; nigeria; organization; output; performance; productivity; study; table; test
• Impacts of Career Adaptability, Life Meaning, Career Satisfaction, and Work Volition on Level of Life Satisfaction and Job Performance by Nguyen, Phuong Van ; Trieu, Hoa Doan Xuan ; Ton, Uyen Nu Hoang ; Dinh, Chinh Quoc ; Tran, Hoa Quynh (2021) - Specifically, we developed the research model that incorporates life meaning, career satisfaction, and work volition into the relationship between career adaptability and life satisfaction. In the context of frequent job transitions among employees, career satisfaction was found to shape an individual’s long-term career commitment and increased employees’ effort at work (Ahmed, 2017). Keywords: career; career adaptability; career satisfaction; employees; job; journal; life; life satisfaction; meaning; performance; satisfaction; volition; work
• Analysis of Human Resource Development and Planning as Moderators of Employee Performance by Arafat, Yasir ; Rismansyah; Kurbani, Adie (2021) - Determining strategy to improve human resources performance by identifying tourism condition SMEs. Meanwhile, the training and development program variables simultaneously had no significant influence on employee performance variables. Keywords: development; employee; f item; indicator; performance; planning; resource; score; variable
• Board Cultural Diversity and Firm Performance by Osahon, Osazevbaru Henry ; Hassan, Yahaya Garba (2021) - Recent impetus for the study of board culture has come from stakeholders’ increasing scrutiny of board performance and an increase in board diversity. First, it recognizes and measures behavior in boards using board diversity as a monitor. Keywords: board; culture; diversity; firm; gender; independence; performance; roa; roe; study; variables
• Employee Characteristics, Subjective Norms and Work Performance: Integrating the Achievement Goal Orientation Theory and the Theory of Planned Behavior by Du, YuPei ; Li, ZhongWu (2021) - Based on this analysis, this study believes that: H2: There is a significant positive regression effect of work autonomy on employee work satisfaction. H3: There is a significant positive regression effect of work attitude on employee work satisfaction. Keywords: achievement; behavior; commitment; effect; employee; family; orientation; performance; regression; satisfaction; value; work
• Impact of Environmental, Social and Governance Dimensions of Corporate Social Responsibility on Firm Performance: Evidence from Nigeria by Sandra, OFOGBE Nyore ; Nkeiru, Ezuwore-Obodoekwe Charity ; Pricilia, OZOJI Amara ; Chidiebere, NNAMANI; Anastesia, ANISIUBA Chika ; Ijeama P, Ojiakor ; Regina, Okafor (2021) - This study differs from previous studies as it applies environmental performance (EP), corporate governance performance (CGP) and corporate social performance (CSP) as measures for CSR, and price-cost margin as an additional measure of a firm’s performance to investigate the effect of CSR on the performance of the selected oil and gas companies. The study adopted environmental performance, corporate governance performance, and corporate social performance as measures of CSR, and price-cost margin (PCM), return on assets, and earnings per share as measures of performance. Keywords: business; companies; csr; environmental; firm; impact; journal; model; nigeria; oil; performance; relationship; responsibility; sciences; social
• Earnings Quality and Audit Quality: Analysis of Investor Reaction by Tarmidi, Deden ; Murwaningsari, Etty ; Ahnan, Zuhal Maftuh (2021) - This study aims to analyze investor reaction to management behavior in preparing financial reports, especially earnings quality and audit quality. This study contributes to existing literature by investigating investor reaction to management behavior in preparing financial reports, especially earnings quality and audit quality. Keywords: audit; audit quality; company; earnings; earnings quality; investors; performance; quality; statements; stock
• A Performance Model of the Indonesian National Police: The Role of Communication Apprehension, Servant Leadership, Group Cohesiveness, and Silence Behavior by Ispurwanto, Wing ; Murti, Tri Ratna ; Yunanto, Kuncono Teguh ; Abraham, Juneman ; Nainggolan, Togiaratua ; Nugroho, Riant (2021) - Servant leadership is expected not only as a philosophy; it needs to be reviewed while considering POLRI’s various assignments and different types of work and what kind of servant leadership needs to be developed. Predicting Variable 2: Group Cohesiveness Group cohesiveness refers to the degree or level to which group members are drawn to each other and are motivated to persevere in a group (Robbins et al., 2019). Keywords: apprehension; behavior; cohesiveness; communication; group; individuals; leadership; members; organization; performance; police; polri; servant; silence; social; study
• Do Performance-Based Pay and Pay Competitiveness Moderate the Relation Between Lower-Level Employees Total Compensation and Job Satisfaction? Evidence from South Korea by Park, Jisung ; Ok, Chiho (2021) - Decades of international multidisciplinary studies have examined how compensation affects employees and organizations, but they neither specify the boundary conditions for employee job satisfaction nor differentiate the effects of pay on job satisfaction of employees at differing tiers within an organization. The mediating effects of job satisfaction and organizational commitment on turnover intention, in the relationships between pay satisfaction and work–family conflict of casino employees. Keywords: compensation; competitiveness; employees; job; job satisfaction; journal; level; pay; performance; relation; satisfaction; total
• Does an Exchange-Traded Fund Converge to its Benchmark in the Long Run? Evidence from Ishares MSCI in Asia-Pacific Countries by Yap, Kok-Leong ; Lau, Wee-Yeap ; Ismail, Izlin (2021) - The null hypothesis of no Granger causality from ETF prices to benchmark index prices is rejected at the 5% significance level for all the countries, implying that changes in ETF prices lead the changes in benchmark index prices in the short run. The test statistics suggest that the null hypothesis of no Granger causality from benchmark index prices to ETF prices is rejected at the 5% significance level for India, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. Keywords: benchmark; benchmark index; cointegration; error; etf; etfs; granger; index; msci; performance; prices; returns; run; test; tracking

• Fertility and Household Welfare in Nigeria: A Time Series Econometric Approach by Oyedele, Ovikuomagbe (2022) - The first lag of household consumption per capita had a positive, significant effect on current household consumption per capita. A bounds cointegration test showed the presence of a long-run relationship between household consumption expenditure and fertility, but the result was inconclusive when real GDP per capita was used as a welfare proxy. Keywords: capita; consumption; effect; fertility; household; model; rate; real; run; welfare
• Influencing of E-Word-of-Mouth Mediation in Relationships Between Social Influence, Price Value and Habit and Intention to Visit in Saudi Arabia by Alsheikh, Dalal Hodaed ; Aziz, Norzalita Abd ; Alsheikh, Layla Hodaed (2022) - Information asymmetry can be ensured so that the travel planning process becomes systematic and travelers can have access to social media information related to travel in a very organized manner. In light of the implementation of the strategies of Vision 2030 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the remarkable development in the tourism sector in particular, this paper examined the influence of using social media to access travel-related information on the intention to visit from a domestic tourism perspective in Saudi Arabia. Keywords: habit; influence; intention; media; model; mouth; price; relationship; research; study; tourism; travel; value; visit; wom; word
• Co-Integration among COVID-19, Investor Sentiment, and the Stock Market by Xiao, Lin ; Aumeboonsuke, Vesarach (2022) - The international spread of COVID-19 stock market collapses. To fill this research gap, the current study utilized data on COVID-19 in China, from the China Investor Sentiment Index (CISI), to study stock market variables (namely market index return, trading volume, turnover rate, and volatility of the CSI 300 index). Keywords: 0.000; cases; covid-19; index; investor; investor sentiment; market; model; relationship; sentiment; stock; stock market; term; test; variables
• Trade Balance and the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Jordan by Alawin, Mohammad (2022) - The first part discusses the literature that found trade balance is affected by its determinants while the second part examines the research papers that found no or weak relationship between trade deficit and its determinants. TRADE BALANCE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: Keywords: deficit; exchange; model; results; test; trade; trade balance; trade deficit; variables
• The State of Competitiveness in Kuwait Banking Sector by Alawin, Mohammad ; Al-Shriaan, Anwar ; Merza, Ebrahim (2022) - Trends of development and factors of competitiveness of banking sector in global economy–empirical study from Slovakia. Determinants of banking sector profitability: Empirical evidence from Palestine. Keywords: banking; banking sector; banks; competition; market; model; sector; statistic
• The impact of knowledge management on the research capacity of university lecturers in Hanoi by Pham, Ngoc Thach ; Ha, Dieu Linh ; Nguyen, Quang Vinh ; Ta, Van Loi ; Dao, Thi Thanh Binh ; Hoang, Xuan Truong (2023) - However, studies on knowledge management models mainly focus on the issues of acquiring, creating, storing, sharing, developing, diffusing, and deploying knowledge (Abu-Naser, Al Shobaki, & Abu Amuna, 2016; Rivera & Rivera, 2016; Sonmez Cakir & Adiguzel, 2020), but there is a dearth of studies on knowledge management with community practice and big data (Pham et al., 2021). The study showed a correlation with previous studies in the evaluation of knowledge management models at universities (e.g., Rivera & Rivera (2016) and Secundo, Schiuma, & Jones (2019)). Keywords: analysis; data; factors; journal; knowledge; knowledge creation; knowledge management; lecturers; management model; model; motivation; research; research capacity; research motivation; sharing; study; table
• Government size and economic freedom as determinants of growth: Evidence based on the Heritage Foundation data by Merza, Ebrahim (2023) - Based on its data, the Heritage Foundation has no doubt that “there is a robust relationship between improvements in economic freedom and economic growth” and that “the relationship between gains in economic freedom and rates of economic growth is consistently positive”. The Effect of Economic Freedom on Growth A positive association between economic freedom and economic growth has been documented by Ayal and Karras (1998); Compton, Giedeman, and Hoover (2011); Doucouliagos and Ulubasoglu (2006); Gwartney, Lawson, and Holcombe (1999); Hall and Lawson (2014); Rode and Coll (2012); Williamson and Mathers (2011) and by Xu and Li (2008). Keywords: economic; freedom; government; growth; indicators; model; results; rights; size; spending; variables
• The study on the customer-based brand equity of the hypermarkets in Shanghai, China by Hoo, Wong Chee; Peng, Yu (2023) - In the present state of knowledge on hypermarket brand equity, private labels and hypermarket brands get equal attention. This study supports the hypothesis that hypermarket brand equity may be boosted by fostering customer loyalty to a particular brand. Keywords: aaker; association; awareness; brand; brand awareness; brand equity; brand loyalty; customer; equity; hypermarket; loyalty; model; quality; research; study
• The factors influencing stress among nursing home staff: A cross-sectional study to develop stress measurement scale by Yasin, Nurul Hafizah Mohd ; Hasbollah, Hasif Rafidee ; Saidi, Normaizatul Akma ; Simpong, Derweanna Bah ; Razak, Razli Che ; Guan, Tan Tse (2024) - Social support from co-workers or bosses is believed to promote health, while a lack of social support has been identified as a risk factor for adverse health outcomes (Schmidt, Gummesson, Bäckhed, Bergström, & Söderberg, 2023). Perceived social support is stable and not a good indicator for supportive interactions, while received social support is associated with mixed results, including negative effects on health and well-being. Keywords: burnout; care; conflict; family; health; home; job autonomy; job stress; malaysia; model; nursing; pressure; relationship; research; role; study; support; time; work; workload
• The role of multiple directorships in minimizing idiosyncratic risk due to the presence of large shareholders: Evidence from Indonesian companies by My, Ani Siska ; Utama, Cynthia Afriani ; Lubis, Arief Wibisono (2024) - ** 5%, * 10% Note: IR = Idiosyncratic risk, namely a proxy for measuring company risk where IR is the standard deviation of the residual regress ion of daily stock price data (single factor model). 10% Note: IR = Idiosyncratic risk, a proxy for measuring company risk, where IR is the standard deviation of the residual regress ion of daily stock price data (single factor model). Keywords: board; companies; company; directorships; finance; firm; indonesia; journal; model; ownership; research; risk; shareholders; stock; study; 𝑡−1
• Effect of organizational citizenship behavior on psychological well-being: Mediating and moderating effects of emotional intelligence: An empirical study of it-enabled industry employees in Hyderabad by Prasad, KDV ; Kalavakolanu, Sripathi ; Vaidya, Rajesh ; Aghav, Santosh ; Srinivas, Ved (2024) - Huang et al. (2021) Organizational citizenship behavior: mediation of trust and psychological well-being A similar study was conducted by Alfonso, Zenasni, Hodzic, and Ripoll (2016) to evaluate the mediating function of work-life quality in relation to emotional intelligence and organizational citizenship behavior. Effect of organizational citizenship behavior on psychological well-being: Mediating and moderating effects of emotional intelligence: An empirical study of it-enabled industry employees in Hyderabad Humanities and Social Sciences Letters 2024 Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. Keywords: analysis; behavior; citizenship; citizenship behavior; data; employees; intelligence; mediating; model; ocb; pwb; relationship; research; sciences; study
• Bolstering the impact of job crafting on the satisfaction of health professionals in Nigeria by Izegbuwa, Tongo Nancy ; Adenike, Adeniji Anthonia ; Paul, Salau Odunayo ; Oluwafunmilayo, Onayemi Oluwakemi ; Oluwaseun, Oladotun Abimbola (2024) - As a result, work engagement and emotional support from co-workers significantly mitigated the indirect impact of job crafting on job performance, thereby leading to employee job satisfaction. Hence, Li, Jin, and Chen (2020) noted that it is a behaviour that enables the employee to be highly involved in the method of work, which brings about favourable working conditions and job satisfaction. Keywords: cognitive; crafting; employees; fit; healthcare; healthcare workers; hospitals; job; job crafting; job satisfaction; journal; model; nigeria; research; satisfaction; study; task; workers
• Exploring the influence of emotions on sustaining purchase intentions through the online store in Indonesia by Sari, Dewi Agustin Pratama ; Berutu, Meta Bara ; Rahmi; Dhinanty, Raihanisa Dara ; Ririh, Kirana Rukmayuninda (2024) - Mediation Effect of PAD Additionally, this study examines how the PAD theory mediates the relationship between online store image and continuous purchase intention in online-to-offline meal apps. Pleasure emotion is mediating the relationship between online store image and continuous purchase intention. Keywords: arousal; dominance; image; intention; model; offline; online; pleasure; purchase; purchase intention; store; store image; study
• Health financing using insurance and child undernutrition: Evidence from the Nigeria demographic and health survey 2018 by Oyedele, Ovikuomagbe; Oluwalaiye, Olusola Babatunde (2024) - The primary contribution is to investigate the effect on child health using a microeconometric approach. The Model The model for this study is based on Schultz (1984) child health production function, which presents child mortality or morbidity for the ith mother (where i refers to a specific individual mother), Yi as assumed to be a linear function of a vector of proximate biological inputs to child health, Ii, and a vector of persistent biological endowments of the child, Bi, and a random disturbance, e1i. Keywords: child; children; coverage; education; health; health insurance; household; insurance; level; model; mother; national; rc household; rc rc; rural; status; undernutrition; urban
• The role of parent’s commitment in preventing drug abuse: Evidence from high-risk areas of Malaysia by Abdullah, Siti Salina ; Saat, Nor Hayati ; Mustapa, Khuzaimah ; Sanusi, Nur Azura (2024) - Contribution/Originality: This study uses Hirshi's bond theory to empirically assess the effectiveness of parents in handling drug-related issues within their families while residing in a red-spot location with a high prevalence of drug use and a larger student population. The Ministry of Health Malaysia states that the most alarming situation is that 60,000 adolescents are involved in drug use based on data from the National Health and Morbidity Survey which was conducted between June 12 and July 8, 2022. Keywords: adolescents; children; commitment; drug; family; int; involvement; journal; malaysia; model; parents; research; study; substance; use; value
• The impact of financial literacy on saving behavior of the elderly people: The mediating role of digital financial literacy by Kim, Oanh Vu Thi ; Thuy, Tien Tran Ngoc ; Khanh, Linh Do ; Thanh, Mai Pham Thi ; Thi, Quynh Nguyen; Minh, Thanh Nguyen Thi (2025) - This study examines how financial literacy affects the saving habits of older people in Hanoi, Vietnam and the impact of digital financial literacy in mediating this relationship. Additionally, digital financial literacy plays a positive mediating role in enhancing the effect of financial literacy on saving behavior by facilitating elderly people's utilization of digital tools for financial management and the pursuit of more effective saving strategies. Keywords: behavior; impact; journal; literacy; model; people; relationship; research; saving; services; study
• Control of corruption and education: Determinants of migration in the European Union by Sysoyeva, Larysa ; Martinez-Usarralde, Maria Jesus (2025) - Education sector corruption: How to assess it and ways to address it. Research has explored educational corruption using data from various countries which provides a broader and comparative perspective on this phenomenon at an international level because of its significant and negative implications for education. Keywords: control; corruption; countries; country; development; education; european; international; level; migrants; migration; model; quality; rights; study
• Multifaceted pathways from perceived overqualification to proactive work behavior in high-tech enterprises: Mediating role of competitive status motivation and moderating effect of role breadth self-efficacy by Liu , Xiumin (2025) - PEO's impact on employee behavior is multi-faceted. To address this, the present study constructs a multi-path mechanism model to comprehensively examine the interplay between PEO, CSM, RBSE, and PBE, offering insights into their combined influence on employee behavior. Keywords: behavior; dcsm; employees; model; motivation; overqualification; pbe; pcsm; peo; rbse; role; status; status motivation; study; variables; work; work behavior
• Asymmetric impact of temperature on subjective well-being in selected African countries by Biyase, Mduduzi ; Fisher, Bianca (2025) - Today, it is widely acknowledged that the effects associated with climate change can be observable and unobservable. Rising sea levels, warmer temperatures, wildfires, floods, heat waves, droughts etc. are some common consequences of climate change and global warming. Keywords: change; climate; controls; country; effect; health; model; results; swb; temperature; variable
• The job security well-being nexus: A path analysis of economic, social, and mental health outcomes by Badri, Masood ; Al Khaili, Mugheer ; Al Dhaheri, Hamad ; Yang, Guang; Albahar, Muna (2025) - The final path model and estimates The ANOVA results presented in Table 1 reveal significant differences in job security perceptions across various demographic groups (p < 0.001 for all factors), indicating that job security is not uniformly experienced among workers in Abu Dhabi. This study investigates the job security– well-being relationship by examining the direct and indirect effects of job security on economic stability, job satisfaction, work–life balance, mental health, and subjective health among working individuals in Abu Dhabi. Keywords: balance; employment; health; job; job insecurity; job satisfaction; job security; life; model; path; satisfaction; security; work
• Empowering small and medium enterprises: A model for digital literacy and credit utilization by Iranto, Dicky ; Herman, Herman ; Ahmad, Gatot Nazir ; Suparno, Suparno ; Narmaditya, Bagus S (2025) - DigEuLit: Concepts and tools for digital literacy development. Data on digital literacy variables, use of credit facilities, and SME development were obtained through primary data collection using a questionnaire with an inferential semantic scale. Keywords: access; business; business development; credit; credit facilities; data; development; digital; facilities; information; journal; literacy; model; msmes; research; results; theory; use; variables
• Transformational leadership to improve the intrinsic satisfaction of public workers in northern Peru by Ezcurra-Zavaleta, Ghenkis A; Saavedra-López, Miguel A; Arias-Gallegos, Walter L; Chuquizuta, Darwin Ebert Aguilar ; Hernández, Ronald M (2025) - Transformational leadership to improve the intrinsic satisfaction of public workers in northern Peru Ghenkis A. Ezcurra- Zavaleta1 Miguel A. Saavedra- López2 Walter L. Arias- Gallegos3 Darwin Ebert Aguilar Chuquizuta4 Ronald M. Hernández5+ 1,2,4National University of Tumbes, Tumbes, Perú. This study analyzes the impact of transformational leadership on intrinsic motivation at work, taking as a Sample workers from the municipalities of three cities in the department of Tumbes, Peru. Keywords: employees; job; job satisfaction; leadership; levels; model; research; satisfaction; study; work; workers
• Encouraging intentions in sustainable entrepreneurship through appreciation of local culture and corporate social responsibility support by Nuringsih, Kartika ; Maupa, Haris ; Taba, Muhammad Idrus (2025) - The existing literature emphasizes the pivotal role of culture in shaping sustainable entrepreneurial intentions (SEIN). The established link between sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) remains relevant (Meseguer-Sánchez, Gálvez-Sánchez, López-Martínez, & Molina-Moreno, 2021) has led to growing interest in CSR support as a mediating factor in promoting sustainable entrepreneurial intention (SEIN). Keywords: behavior; business; csr; csr support; culture; development; entrepreneurship; et al; influence; intention; local; model; role; sdgs; sein; study; support; sustainability; values
• Gender and corporate governance: A moderating analysis on tax avoidance strategies by Indriani, Rini ; Mahfirah, Titis Fatarina (2025) - Researchers define corporate tax avoidance as the reduction of explicit taxes paid by firms. The relationship between gender diversity and corporate tax avoidance has become an increasingly important topic in corporate governance research. Keywords: board; commissioners; directors; diversity; gender; governance; model; relationship; research; size; tax; tax avoidance; variables; women
• Factors determining entrepreneurial career choices between migrants and indigenous people: Evidence from Papua – Indonesia by Lagaronda, Roman Philander ; Payangan, Otto Randa ; Dewi, Fransisca Iriani Roesmala ; Firdausy, Carunia Mulya (2025) - The objective of this study is to analyze the influence of entrepreneurial leadership, work culture, and cognitive learning on entrepreneurial career choices among migrants and indigenous Papuans (OAPs), with entrepreneurial intention as a mediating variable and decision-making process as a moderating variable. Entrepreneurial intention was found to mediate the relationship between the three variables partially. Keywords: business; career; culture; decision; entrepreneurship; et al; fit; individuals; intention; leadership; learning; making; model; process; value; variable; work
• The impact of rising prices on the profitability of SMEs in emerging markets by Ukshini, Kosovare ; Bajrami, Roberta (2025) - Model fit statistics for structural equation model. Model fit statistics for structural equation model. Keywords: business; customer; effects; increase; model; price; profitability; smes; structural; table
• Motivation and Medium of Information Affecting Behavioural Patterns of Film Viewers in Malaysia by Hassan, Diana ; Abdullah, Noraini ; H.J, Zainodin ; Salleh, Suhaimi (2015) - Globalization has led to an increase in film industries for each country would consider a few aspects, like involvement in film-making, film consumption, film production and organization of film-making. Hence, the film producers are in need of taking into account all these methods to attract more audiences go to the cinemas, and also by some substantial investments which are essential to support film industry. Keywords: analysis; audiences; cinema; data; factors; film; industry; model; movie; sciences; significant; study; value; variables
• Implementation Model of Integrated Public Policy in National Program for Community Empowerment in Makassar City, South Sulawesi Province by Suratman; Ibrahim, Akmal ; Ely, Ali Fausy (2017) - IMPLEMENTATION MODEL OF PNPM MP POLICY Based on the results and discussion as described earlier, the compiled research proposition as social, economic and political factors that affect the implementation of PNPM MP policy are as follows: Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2017, 5(4): 79-87 86 © 2017 Conscientia Beam. The cause of the problem is, the stakeholders less adopt the formulated of PNPM MP policy, so the program is less coordinated and runs independently. Keywords: agency; community; implementation; model; mp policy; pnpm; pnpm mp; policy; policy implementation; program; public
• Internet Abuse Intention at Workplace among Employees: A Malaysian Perspective by Moorthy, M Krishna ; Mei, Chin Yoon ; Cing, Choo Wan ; Yin, Lee Mang ; Hui, Lee Xin ; Sheng, Sew Yong ; Lin, Tan Wei (2018) - This study examines the factors that contribute to internet abuse intention among employees of SMEs in the services sector in Malaysia. Attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioural control, moral norms and external locus of control are positively related to internet abuse intention. Keywords: abuse; abuse intention; behaviour; control; employees; intention; internet; internet abuse; malaysia; model; norms; relationship; research; study; variables
• In Search of Determinants of FDI Forward Spillovers: A Meta-Analysis by He, Shi (2019) - More and more worldwide researchers are interested in uncovering the mechanism of FDI and also have done plenty of valuable empirical research to estimate the size of FDI technology spillover effects including horizontal spillovers and backward spillovers as well as forward spillovers. The divergence is the determinants and magnitude of FDI spillover effects. Keywords: analysis; china; determinants; fdi; firms; forward; meta; model; productivity; spillovers; technology
• Finance-Led Growth and Growth-Led Finance: Evidence from Nigeria Economic and Financial Sector Development by Samuel, Udo Emmanuel ; Jack, Akpan Ededem ; Prince, Abner Ishaku ; Kingsley, Idogen; Victor, Ndubuaku (2019) - Robinson (1952) counter-argue that economic growth influences financial sector growth through GDP per capita growth rate. Robinson (1952); Singh (1999) counter that economic growth defines financial sector growth via macroeconomic activities (Kennedy and Nourzad, 2016). Keywords: causality; development; economic; finance; growth; model; nigeria; relationship; sector; supply
• Effect of Intergenerational Debt Burden on Economic Growth in Nigeria by Udoh, Ben Etim ; Ekeowa, Kelvin-Iloafu Lovlyn ; Okechukwu, Ilo Sylvester ; Afamefuna, Obiora-OkafoChinedu ; Cordelia, Nwonye Ada-John (2020) - Accepted: 4 March 2020 Published: 17 March 2020 Keywords Multilateral creditors Bilateral creditors External debt Intergenerational effects Economic growth Nigeria. Studies of Izedonmi and Ilaboya, (2012); Kadiu (2015); Ewubare et al. (2017) and Onakoya and Ogunade (2017) also argued that external debt significantly affects economic growth where funds are used for productive investment and properly managed to generate higher marginal returns that services the borrowing costs. Keywords: burden; debt; development; effect; growth; impact; journal; model; nigeria; statistic; term
• Forecasting Production and Export of Thailand’s Durian Fruit: An Empirical Study using the Box–Jenkins Approach by Rueangrit, Paisan ; Jatuporn, Chalermpon ; Suvanvihok, Vasu ; Wanaset, Apinya (2020) - The defined variables are: the quantity of Thai durian production (unit = metric ton) or PTH variable, using data from the Office of Agricultural Economics; the quantity of Thai durian exported to the Chinese market (unit = metric ton) or EXCN variable, using data from the Ministry of Commerce; and the overall quantity of exported Thai durians (unit = metric ton) or EXW variable, using data from the Ministry of Commerce. 3.2. This research aims to forecast the quantity of production and export of Thailand by emphasizing Thai durian exports to the Chinese and world markets. Keywords: arima; durian; export; forecasting; market; model; production; series; thailand; time
• The Effect of Education Expenditure on Economic Growth: The Case of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Gheraia, Zouheyr ; Benmeriem, Mohamed ; Abdelli, Hanane Abed ; Saadaoui, Sawssan (2021) - The relationship between the cost of education and economic growth is among the studies attracting interest in economic literature. This study revealed that education expenses in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had a positive effect on economic growth for the period 1990–2017, and is explained as follows: first, in the long term, with an estimated flexibility value of 0.89, which means that a rise in education expenditure of 1% would lead to an increase in economic growth of 0.89%, and second, in the short term, the relationship between domestic production and the volume of expenditure is also statistically positive and significant with the estimated value of partial flexibility being 0.3, which means that an increase in education expenditure by 1% would lead to a rise in the domestic production volume by 0.3%. Keywords: ardl; development; education; expenditure; growth; model; relationship; sciences; table; term; test; variables

• Guidelines to Drive Social Enterprises to Grow Sustainability in the Digital Economy Era by Girum, Tanasorn ; Wattanakomol, Sunee ; Silpcharu, Thanin (2022) - Being the least achiever of social enterprises and sales growth, the Thai government should promote and support social enterprise for society and encourage private sectors to partake in developing community and environment sustainably. However, there has never been a clear role in running and supporting social enterprises until the time when Act about social enterprise established a specific organization in 2016-2019. Keywords: business; development; digital; economy; enterprise; experts; interquartile; median; opinions; range
• Motivators of work participation in economic development and life satisfaction of poor households: Evidence from Vietnam by Mai, Ngoc Khuong ; Phan, Nhu Ai ; Bui, Truong Giang ; Nguyen, An Khoa Truong (2023) - This research was grounded on the academic foundation of the ERG theory and Arnstein’s association participation, which suggests four factors that affect work participation in economic development and life satisfaction, namely existence needs, relatedness needs, growth needs, and association participation needs. Theory Z is widely known for its hierarchy of needs model. Keywords: association; development; existence; growth; households; life; life satisfaction; needs; participation; poverty; relatedness; research; satisfaction; study
• Professional facilitator: Development of training courses to enhance the facilitator technique for Thai community enterprises through online media by Chuenchaikit, Tidarat ; Kiddee, Krissana; Ratanaolarn, Thanin (2023) - When comparing training achievements, the results of the evaluation of training courses to enhance facilitator techniques for community enterprises through online media revealed that the mean scores on knowledge of community enterprise members after training (X̅ = 22.40, SD = 2.14) were significantly higher than before training (X̅ = 10.87, SD = 3.61) at the 0.05 level. During the phase of training course development, the researcher determined the experts to assess the appropriateness and feasibility of the training course. Keywords: assessment; community; course; curriculum; development; enterprises; facilitator; learning; media; training; training course
• The role of local economic development in reducing poverty alleviation: Tourism development activity by Ruja, I Nyoman ; Idris; Kurniawan, Novian Candra (2023) - In addition, the government also takes part in developing local tourism by providing consulting services, developing the quality of human resources, giving awards, and promoting local tourism. Meanwhile, local tourism has a long-term impact on poverty alleviation in local communities (Zhang, Wang, & Yang, 2023). Keywords: alleviation; community; development; economic; effect; poverty; resources; study; tourism; tourism development; tourism resources; value; wisdom
• Factors that affect voluntary turnover among millennials in the professional services industry of Kuala Lumpur by Ting, Liew Peh ; Bakar, Syarifah Mastura Syed Abu ; Jing, Fiona Khoo Mei ; Hoo, Wong Chee ; Singh, Harpajan (2024) - According to the findings of the study, the correlation between career advancement and voluntary employee turnover was found to be stronger than the correlation between job stress and voluntary employee turnover. According to Coetzee and Roythorne-Jacobs (2012), managing employee turnover in the modern workplace of the 21st century has become an increasingly difficult task. Keywords: career; development; employee; integration; job; life; millennials; relationship; research; services; stress; study; turnover; work; working
• Remittances and economic growth: Evidence from South Africa using ARDL in the presence of structural breaks by Biyase, Mduduzi; Udimal, Thomas ; Manguzvane, Mathias (2024) - Remittances and economic growth: Evidence from South Africa using ARDL in the presence of structural breaks Mduduzi Biyase1,2+ Thomas Udimal3 Mathias Manguzvane1 1School of Economics, University of Johannesburg, South Africa. Our findings suggest that the structural change in economic growth occurred in 2008 during the global financial crisis, while the break point for remittances emerged in 1997. Keywords: africa; countries; development; economic; growth; impact; relationship; remittances; south; study; variable; 𝑖=1
• Does the 2030 agenda generate happiness? A longitudinal approach to the SDGs vs. the well-being of the world by Jose, Arana-Barbier Pablo (2024) - SDG 2 is the only one that does not offer statistically significant results and SDGs 3, 6 and 7 show a positive relationship with happiness in these countries. SDG 8 shows a positive relationship but SDGs 9 and 16 show negative relationships regarding safety needs. Keywords: 0.000; agenda; countries; development; happiness; needs; people; research; results; sdg; sdgs; world
• Interactions among the primary causes of carbon dioxide emissions in selected south Asian countries: Does renewable energy mitigate carbon dioxide emissions? by Sultana, Munira ; Esquivias, Miguel Angel (2024) - The energy and CO2 emissions impact of renewable energy development in China. This study reveals that a 1 percent increase in financial development (FD) tends to increase 0.3356 percent of CO2 emissions. Keywords: asian; carbon; co2; co2 emissions; countries; development; emissions; energy; growth; impact; pollution; population; south
• The power of women in the success of business family: A case study of Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia by Gashi, Rrezarta ; Smajlaj, Violeta (2025) - How women family business leaders are thriving in Morocco. The power of women in the success of business family: A case study of Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia Rrezarta Gashi1 Violeta Smajlaj2+ 1AAB College, Pristina, Kosovo. Keywords: business; business leadership; development; education; factors; family; family business; hypothesis; journal; leadership; percent; research; results; study; success; support; women
• Assessing the impact of teacher’s satisfaction on educational outcomes: Experiences from Nepal by Pokharel, Bishnu Prasad ; Upadhyaya, Yadav Mani; Kharel, Khom Raj ; Acharya, Bisna (2025) - Teacher job satisfaction is essential for educational success. The impact of work environment and teacher attributes on teacher job satisfaction. Keywords: correlation; development; education; job; job satisfaction; level; nepal; outcomes; professional; quality; research; respondents; satisfaction; school; study; teachers; training
• The influence of parenting styles and child-parent relationship on home literacy environment: empirical evidence from Malaysia by Liu, Qinghua ; Ompok, Connie Shin @ Connie Cassy (2025) - Perceived quality of parent–child relationships by Chinese primary school students: The role of parents’ education and parent–child literacy activities. Unpacking the relations between home literacy environment and word reading in Chinese children: The influence of parental responsive behaviors and parents’ difficulties with literacy activities. Keywords: child; children; development; environment; hle; home; home literacy; literacy; literacy environment; parenting; relationship; study; style
• Commitment of adolescents and youth to ethnic identity in a contemporary intercultural society by Mussina, Zhanar A ; Lawrence, Kehinde C. ; Aubakirova, Zhanat K. (2025) - Commitment of adolescents and youth to ethnic identity in a contemporary intercultural society Zhanar A Mussina1+ Kehinde C. Lawrence2 Zhanat K. Aubakirova3 1,3Department of Psychology, L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University Astana, Kazakhstan. The results revealed a moderate level of commitment to ethnic identities among participants. Keywords: adolescents; age; commitment; development; identity; participants; research; study; years; youth
• Urban governance challenges for sustainable development in Nigeria: Implications from the Owerri urban renewal policy by Njoku, Chukwunenye Clifford ; Durokifa, Anuoluwapo ; Akanu, Otu, Otu ; Ukeje, Ikechukwu Ogeze ; Okafor, Chiedozie Okechukwu (2025) - We have also provided a chronology of administrators of Owerri urban city, namely, Ndubuisi Kanu Mar 1976-1977; Adekunle Lawal 1977-Jul1978; Sunday Ajibade Adnihun Jul 1978-Oct1979; Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe (NPP) Oct 1979- Dec 1983; Military: Ike Nwachukwu Jan1984-Aug1985;Alison Amakoduna Madueke Aug 1985-1986; Amadi Ikwechegh !986-1990; Anthony Oguguo Aug 1990-Jan1992; Evan Enwerem Jan 1992-Nov 1993 (NRC); Military:James N.J. The study adopted a data collection method involving 20 selected respondents in Owerri urban city. Keywords: challenges; cities; city; development; governance; government; land; nigeria; owerri; owerri urban; people; policy; program; public; renewal; research; rights; state; study; urban; urban renewal
• Empowerment of Women Through Budgets: Indian Experience by Ahmad, Masroor (2014) - A paradigm shift was witnessed during Eighth five year plan wherein emphasis was shifted from women development towards women empowerment. The setting up of social welfare boards (during first five year plan) formation of Mahilamandals (second five year plan) for promotion of women welfare, provisions for improving development indicators (education and health), child health services and expectant mothers during third ,fourth and interim plan period are testimony to this fact. Keywords: allocations; budget; budgeting; demands; development; gender; india; plan; women
• Access and Utilization of Micro-Lending Scheme among Rural Farmers in Cross River State: Potentials for Sustainable Agricultural Development in Nigeria by Okoronkwo, Udensi Lawrence ; Joseph, Essien ; Collins M, Alobari ; M-Epbari O, Naenwi (2014) - All Rights Reserved adequate utilization of micro-credit scheme, especially as finding in the present study have been able to show that timely release of fund or credit to beneficiaries have a far-reaching implication for credit utilization. The implication of the foregoing crystalizes the efficacy of access and utilization in micro-credit scheme which is the main pre-occupation of the present study. Keywords: access; credit; development; farmers; lending; micro; nigeria; scheme; state; study; utilization
• Has Financing Poverty Reduction Scheme Help to Alleviate Poverty? Evidence from Nigeria by Isola, Lawal Adedoyin ; Olubukoye, Oye ; Eseosa, Obadiaru David ; Olufemi, Ogunjobi (2014) - (see also World Bank (1995), Olayemi (1995), Mike (1997), Odusola (1997), Echeri (1997), Sagbama (1997)) 3. EMPIRICAL STUDIES Obadan (2007), in his empirical study on poverty reduction in Nigeria: the way forward, observed that the embarrassing paradox of poverty in the midst of plenty in Nigeria demands for an aggressive and focus-based approach in the pursuit of the objective of poverty reduction and its eventual elimination. It therefore concluded that poverty reduction can be achieved either by accelerating growth or by reducing inequality or both. Keywords: alleviation; development; economic; education; food; income; level; nigeria; poverty; reduction
• Exploring the Link between Governance and Institutions: Theoretical and Empirical Evidence from Tanzania by Mgonja, Boniface E.S; Dossa, Alphonce W (2014) - The beginning of the 1980s marked a very significant shift in development policy in Africa, from state-led to market-led economies. Handbook on development policy and management. Keywords: 1980s; african; bank; countries; development; governance; government; growth; institutions; new; nyerere; policies; rights; tanzania; world; world bank
• The Impact of Cyber-Activity on Human Development by Farnicka, Marzanna (2017) - Most often such activities involve extortion, imposing something on the victim or Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2017, 5(2): 43-53 50 © 2017 Conscientia Beam. The challenge of social change for psychology: Globalization and psychology's theory of the person. Keywords: activity; changes; cyber; cyberspace; development; environment; functioning; individual; information; internet; new; self; time; use; view; violence
• Implications of Poor Electricity Supply on Nigeria’s National Development by Momoh, Zekeri ; Anuga, Joseph A; Obidi, Anagba Joseph (2018) - It is against this background that this study seeks to make a contribution to existing literature on Nigeria power sector. Cumulatively, Nigeria power sector lost an estimated NGN940 million as at 15th December, 2017 (This Day Keywords: capacity; development; distribution; electricity; electricity supply; generation; government; national; nigeria; power; sector; study; supply
• Assessing the Relocation of Adekunle Ajasin University to Akokoland on Transportation System and Rural Development in Ondo State by OWAGBEMI, Gabriel Olusola (2018) - Transportation development in Nigeria in 2010. 9 July 2018 Revised: 30 July 2018 Accepted: 8 August 2018 Published: 15 August 2018 Keywords Relocation Transportation system Rural development Keywords: aau; akoko; business; development; government; nigeria; relocation; respondents; road; transportation; view
• A Historical Analysis of the Nature, Causes and Impact of the Foreign Debt Crisis in Latin America, 1970- 1980 by Aremu, Johnson Olaosebikan (2018) - The dictatorship of debt: Causes and consequences of Latin American debt. Latin American debt crisis: What were its causes and is it over? Keywords: american; bank; countries; crisis; debt; development; economic; international; latin; latin america; new; states; world
• Interrogating the Dilemma of Foreign Aid as a Tool for Economic Development in Latin America in the 20th Century by Aremu, Johnson Olaosebikan (2019) - INTERROGATING THE DILEMMA OF FOREIGN AID AS A TOOL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA IN THE 20TH CENTURY Johnson Olaosebikan Aremu1 1Department of History and International Studies, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, P.M.B. 5363, Ado- 9 October 2018 Revised: 14 November 2018 Accepted: 17 December 2018 Published: 10 January 2019 Keywords Foreign aids Economic development Corruption Foreign debts Latin America The paper examines the dilemma of foreign aid as an invaluable tool for the economic development of Latin American region up till the 1990s. Keywords: aid; america; assistance; countries; development; economic; foreign; growth; investment; latin; latin america; letters; nations; poverty; region; states; u.s; world
• Attitude to Age and Socio-Demographic Information Reporting: The Unseen Challenges to Sustainable Development Goals by Samuel O, Okafor ; Onyinyechi E, Okoye (2019) - Singer et al. (1993) carried out a study to distinguish between the privacy issue and confidentiality in the two major source population data collection in U S such as population census and vital statistics data. In a multi-ethnic context, participation in population census has been found to be related with the perception of groups’ opportunities and interest especially, with regard to political delineations and benefits (Martin, 2007; Bates et al., 2009). Keywords: age; census; census data; citizens; development; distribution; government; information; nigeria; population census; reporting; respondents; socio; status; study
• Examining the Effects of Perceived Organizational Support, a Fair Rewards System, Training and Development and Information Sharing on Employees Engagement in Saudi Arabia Telecom Sector by Al Doghan, Mohammed A (2019) - Due to multiple outcomes of employee engagement, organizations have been emphasizing different techniques to enhance employee engagement in order to gain a competitive edge in the market. Therefore, purpose of this study is to investigate and empirically validate the relationship between employee engagement and other constructs, such as perceived organizational support, a fair rewards system, training and development, and information sharing. Keywords: development; employee; engagement; information; rewards; saudi; study; support; training
• Citizens Participation and Primary Healthcare Policy Implementation in Ogun State, Nigeria: An Empirical and Systems Enquiry by Oyeyemi, Adeola I; Gberevbie, Daniel E; Ibietan, Jide (2021) - This is because it allows the variables under investigation (citizens' participation and primary healthcare policy implementation) to be studied simultaneously without manipulation (Kumar, 2011; McNabb, 2012). To determine the relationship between citizens' participation and primary healthcare policy implementation in Ogun State, a correlation statistical tool was used. Keywords: citizens; development; health; healthcare; implementation; nigeria; participation; policy; relationship; state; study

• Student creativity development: The role of teacher innovation and intrapreneurial school culture by Suparno, Suparno ; Firstianto, Agung ; Nurjanah, Siti ; Disman, Disman ; Widhiastuti, Ratieh (2023) - School innovation: The mutual impacts of organizational learning and creativity. Student creativity development: The role of teacher innovation and intrapreneurial school culture Suparno Suparno1+ Agung Firstianto2 Siti Nurjanah3 Disman Disman4 Ratieh Widhiastuti5 1,2,3Jakarta State University, Indonesia. Keywords: culture; education; influence; innovation; intrapreneur; leadership; learning; new; organization; principal; school; school culture; study; teacher; teacher innovation
• The relationship between organizational learning and innovation capability in the Vietnamese banking sector by Viet, Ha, Nguyen Thi (2024) - Hypothesis 4.1: A positive relationship is present between intra-organizational knowledge sharing and innovation capability in terms of bank product innovation. Table 3 presents the results of hypothesis testing demonstrating that the capacity for bank product innovation exhibits a positive and direct correlation with three organizational learning factors. Keywords: banks; capability; capacity; commercial; innovation; innovation capability; knowledge; learning; product; reflective; relationship; sharing
• Classroom engagement in Chinese private colleges: The role of teacher-student interactions and peer relationships by Yang, Zhiuan ; Shin, Connie ; Sharif, Sabariah Bte (2025) - In this context, many private higher education institutions in China are committed to fostering student engagement, thereby enabling the assessment of reform initiatives and the overall quality of the educational system. The quality of these connections might improve student engagement and motivation (Xue & Li, 2023). Keywords: classroom; classroom engagement; college; education; engagement; interactions; learning; peer; peer relationships; relationships; research; student; student engagement; student interactions; study; teacher
• Investigating EFL teachers' TPACK competencies: A study in Northern Iraq by Akhter, Shamim ; Lin, Chaohai ; Kumar, Tribhuwan ; Shaheen, Musarat (2025) - Technological pedagogical content knowledge: A framework for teacher knowledge. Interestingly, novice teachers showed greater proficiency in technology- related scales, whereas experienced teachers exhibited better knowledge of content and pedagogy. Keywords: content; knowledge; language; learning; novice; study; teachers; teaching; technology; tpack; use
• Investigating the Impact of English Picture Books on EFL Learners Anxiety in Taiwan by Yang, Pei-Ling (2019) - Published: 13 May 2019 Keywords EFL learners English picture books Language anxiety Attitude Taiwan English picture books have been claimed to raise EFL learners‟ learning motivation and to promote independent learning and thinking. However, there is little research focusing on the effect of English picture books on tertiary learners. Keywords: anxiety; books; efl; english; language; learners; learning; picture; reading; study
• The Context of Comprehensive Change Adoption Framework on Education Transformation Programme by Mohamad, Syed Jamal Abdul Nasir Syed ; Hassan, Roshidi ; Hamid, Norlida Abdul (2020) - Teacher efficacy: Capturing an elusive construct. This paper investigated the influence of the contexts Workload Expectancy (WE), Constructivists Pedagogical Beliefs (CPB), Self-Efficacy (SE), Performance Expectancy (PE), Effort Expectancy (EE), Social Influence (SI) and Facilitating Conditions (FC) that influence the Behavioural Intention (BI) among teachers in Malaysian public schools to use the Frog Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) programme. Keywords: change; coefficient; education; expectancy; hypothesis; intention; journal; learning; path; relationship; research; study; teachers; value
• Role of ICT in the Process of EFL Teaching and Learning in an Arab Context by Hakim, Badia (2021) - This study has also revealed multiple aspects of ICT integration in EFL that can be used for future research for example, ICT as tool to aid in EFL classes and enhance the progress rate of learners in classes integrated with ICT tools. The Ministry of Education also provides intense training programs for their teachers to improve their performance with ICT tools since in the endeavor to have a great educational system, successful ICT integration in institutions helps enhance teaching/learning standards. 4.2. Keywords: category; education; efl; ict; integration; language; learning; process; teachers; teaching; use

• The Relationship Between Job Satisfaction and Actual Voluntary Turnover: The Moderating Role of Locus of Control Based on a Longitudinal Analysis by OK, Chiho (2022) - As these results are sufficient to raise doubts about previous studies that have considered turnover intention as a result variable, future studies are required to reconfirm the findings of the existing literature by using actual turnover variables but not workers’ turnover intention. First, it measures actual turnover rather than intention to leave; second, it conducts longitudinal panel analysis to overcome the limitations of cross-sectional surveys, and third, it investigates the moderating effect of the locus of control. Keywords: control; employees; individual; job; job satisfaction; locus; organization; relationship; satisfaction; study; turnover
• Factors affecting investor demand in a health emergency by Harymawan, Iman ; Raharjo, Yulianti ; Agustia, Dian ; Permatasari, Yani ; Haider, Imran (2023) - This paper investigates the influence of COVID-19 exposure and China exposure disclosed by companies in their annual reports on firm value. Not only disclosure of COVID-19 exposure, but disclosure of China's exposure can also increase firm value with the same perspective. Keywords: china; covid-19; exposure; firm; pandemic; relationship; research; results; study; table; value; variable
• Relationship of consumer behaviour in social media influences between perceived quality and brand awareness respectively towards brand image by Hoo, Wong Chee ; Hau, Chong Shin; Moosa, Visal ; Raman, Arasu ; Khan, Muhammad Kamran (2024) - Understanding brand awareness and perceived quality contributes to a better understanding of what social media influencers can do to market consumer drone brands. The objective of this research is to study the social media influencers’ traits influencing perceived quality and brand awareness towards consumer drone brand image in Malaysia. Keywords: awareness; brand; brand awareness; brand image; consumer; customers; drone; image; influencers; journal; marketing; media; media influencers; quality; relationship; research; study
• The relationship of social media celebrities’ attributes and online consumer behaviour towards Malaysian purchase intention by Hoo, Wong Chee ; Ramli, Suriana ; Pung, Ng Chee ; Allan, Mamoon ; Hossain, Syed Far Abid (2024) - The goal of this study is to investigate the impact that online celebrities had and still have on Malaysian customers' intents and purchasing behaviours. Online celebrities have grown in popularity as a result of the prevalence of social media. Keywords: attractiveness; celebrities; celebrity; consumer; consumer purchase; expertise; influence; intention; journal; media; online; purchase; purchase intention; relationship; research; respondents; study
• Exploring the effect of inclusive leadership on psychological distress through organizational climate mediation and moderation by Rajun, Ibnis Shaid Bin Abdul ; Singh, Soon Singh Bikar ; Taat, Muhamad Suhaimi ; Mosin, Musirin Bin (2024) - Organizational climate in relation to psychological distress is not significant (β = 0.195, t = 1.546 and p-value = 0.122) and the relationship between inclusive leadership multiplied by organizational climate (ILQxOCDQ) in relation to psychological distress is significant too (β =-0.066, t = -2.149 and p-value = 0.032). Inclusive leadership and organizational climate are among the variables that are associated with the problem of psychological distress. Keywords: analysis; climate; distress; effect; health; humanities; journal; leadership; letters; relationship; research; results; safety; sciences; studies; study; teachers
• Unlocking employee engagement: Investigating the influence of informational justice in Nigerian banking sector by Paul, Salau Odunayo ; Adeola, Adegoke Zainab ; Oluwafunmilayo, Onayemi Oluwakemi ; Rebecca, Alake Oluwakemi (2024) - In modern organizational settings, there is a critical gap in knowledge about the relationship between informational justice and employee engagement, where clear communication and information transparency are increasingly recognized as essential components of modern workplace culture. Understanding the effect of informational justice on employee engagement is crucial for organizations aiming to foster positive work environments and enhance worker well-being. Keywords: affective; cognitive; data; employee; employee engagement; engagement; impact; informational; job; justice; relationship; research; study; work
• The impact of personality traits on entrepreneurial self-efficacy and intention among private university students: Gender as a moderating variable by Pan, Lei ; Tresirichod, Teetut (2025) - Items AS CS EN NM OE EI ESE EI ESE EI ESE EI ESE EI ESE α 0.667 0.771 0.693 0.808 0.657 0.758 0.667 0.773 0.595 0.736 ρc 0.818 0.845 0.830 0.867 0.814 0.838 0.819 0.846 0.787 0.826 The impact of personality traits on entrepreneurial self-efficacy and intention among private university students: Gender as a moderating variable Keywords: efficacy; ese; gender; intention; personality; personality traits; relationship; self; traits
• The role of government gross saving in financing imports of goods and services: A study in 18 OECD countries by Deviar, Alfiansyah ; Djuminah, Djuminah (2025) - This study discusses how import price inflation in the United States impacts different income groups differently. The first income decile experienced import price inflation of about 33% from 1998 to 2014 or 1.82% per year. Keywords: countries; cpi; economic; effect; goods; government; government expenditure; growth; import; inflation; price; relationship; research; savings; services; spending; study; trade; value; variables
• Work-life balance and burnout in Gen Z: A pathway to job satisfaction through psychological well-being by Ie, Mei ; Tunjungsari, Hetty Karunia ; Marcellinus, Joshua ; Hoo, Wong Chee; Wolor, Christian Wiradendi (2025) - Job Satisfaction Sypniewska, Baran, and Kłos (2023) provide a definition of job satisfaction as a positive emotional condition arising from an assessment of one's job and work experience, while Almuayad and Chen (2024) describe it as a measure of employee satisfaction with their daily tasks. Loo et al. (2024) discovered that compensation and benefits are the key factors influencing employee job satisfaction. Keywords: balance; burnout; effect; employees; gen; health; job satisfaction; life; life balance; psychological; pwb; relationship; research; wlb; work
• Academic and Administrative Staff Perception on Motivational Processes and Job Factors by Makewa, Lazarus Ndiku ; Ndahayo, Claver ; Kabanda, Chantal (2014) - Employees motivation theories developed at an international level. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW Despite significant progress in developing and testing the construct of employee motivation, scholars have failed to reach a consensus as to what employee motivation actually means (Conger and Kanungo, 1988; Keywords: arousal; correlation; direction; employees; factors; job; motivation; persistence; relationship; task; work
• Governance-Led Intellectual Capital Disclosure: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan by Mubarik, Shujaat ; Naghavi, Navaz ; Mubarik, Muhammad Faraz (2019) - 19 June 2019 Published: 16 August 2019 Keywords Intellectual capital disclosure Corporate governance CEO duality Family ownership Foreign ownership Board independence. The study objective is to empirically examine the relationship between intellectual capital disclosure (ICD) and corporate governance with a specific focus on the role of family ownership. Keywords: capital; disclosure; et al; family; family ownership; governance; ic disclosure; icd; ownership; pakistan; relationship
• The Impact of Governance on Chinese Inward FDI: The Generalized Method of Moments Technique by Kayani, Farrukh Nawaz ; Ganic, Mehmed (2021) - This study estimated the relationship between governance indicators and the inward flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) in China. The study confirms a significant relationship between the flow of foreign direct investment and good governance. Keywords: capital; china; control; corruption; economic; fdi; governance; indicators; investment; relationship; variables

• Instructional Leadership Practices at High-Performing Vocational Schools: Administrators’ vs Teachers’ Perception by Puruwita, Dita ; Jamian, Leele Susana ; Aziz, Norazah Abdul (2022) - Hence, existing studies on school leadership suggest that school leaders are expected to serve as instructional leaders. Modeling the longitudinal effects of school leadership on teaching and learning. Keywords: administrators; hallinger; indonesia; instructional; leadership; leadership practices; practices; research; school; school administrators; study; teachers
• Investigation of Preschool Teachers’ Attitude towards the Teaching Profession by Vu, Hien Thi Thanh ; Vu, Truong Vuong ; Vu, Van Thi ; Mai, Son Quang ; Lam, Trang Ho Thuc (2022) - In addition to the examples of preschool teachers who have a positive attitude to the profession, many preschool teachers have negative expressions, contrary to professional ethical standards, along with child abuse. The authors of the study carried out a survey in the Central Highlands, asking preschool teachers to rate themselves on one of three separate scales, whereas school administrators rated themselves on just one scale. Keywords: attitude; children; education; evaluation; managers; preschool; profession; self; study; teachers
• Determining factors of teachers’ readiness to teach economics using a spiral progression approach by Cebe, Danilo ; Suson, Roberto (2023) - Evaluating spiral progression approach (SPA) in teaching science and mathematics for junior high curriculum. Spiral progression approach in teaching science: A case study. Keywords: approach; education; journal; progression; progression approach; readiness; research; spiral; study; teachers; teaching
• Examining the reliability and validity of measuring scales related to informatization and instructional leadership using the PLS-SEM approach by Li, Wei ; Lay, Yoon Fah (2024) - Research items for outer loading assessment. Item loadings reflect the relationship between an item and its corresponding latent variable. Keywords: btc; cse; informatization; items; leadership; reliability; research; scale; teachers; teaching; technology; tiil; validity
• The relationship between transformational leadership and teacher organizational commitment: Empirical evidence from China by Liu, Pinxi ; Alias, Bity Salwana ; Mansors, Azlin Norhaini (2025) - H1: Transformational leadership has a significant impact on teacher organizational commitment. The relationship between transformational leadership and teacher organizational commitment: Empirical evidence from China Pinxi Liu1,2 Bity Salwana Alias1+ Azlin Norhaini Mansors3 1Faculty of Education, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi, 43600, Malaysia. Keywords: chongqing; commitment; education; leadership; research; satisfaction; schools; study; teachers; variables; vocational
• The impact of transformational leadership on teachers' organizational commitment: Examining workplace spirituality and psychological empowerment by Algohani, Maha Mohammed S ; Mydin, Al-Amin (2025) - H5: Psychological empowerment dimensions have an important moderating effect between the dimensions of transformational leadership and the dimensions of teacher organizational commitment in intermediate schools in Al Madinah Al Munawwarah. 2.7. Hierarchical multiple regression was performed to investigate the influence of interaction (Transformational Leadership*Psychological Empowerment) as a moderator in predicting the level of teacher organizational commitment after controlling for the region of intermediate schools in Al Madinah Al Munawwarah. Keywords: commitment; dimensions; educational; effect; empowerment; leadership; research; schools; spirituality; study; teachers; workplace; workplace spirituality
• An Evaluation of the Role Played By the Head of School in the Delivery of Quality Education in Zimbabwean Day Secondary Schools: A Case Study of Nkayi North West Circuit by Tshabalala, Thembinkosi ; Khosa, Tungu Mufunani (2014) - How can school heads promote quality education in their schools? Delimitations of the Study The study was concerned with the role played by school heads in the delivery of quality education in Zimbabwean Day Secondary Schools. Keywords: education; heads; quality; respondents; school; study; teachers; zimbabwe
• Character Strengths and Life Satisfaction of Teachers in Ghana by Abasimi, Edward ; Xiaosong, Gai (2016) - Teacher character strengths and talent development. This study examined the distribution of character strengths and their relationship with life satisfaction among teachers in selected schools in the Builsa District of the Upper East Region in Ghana. Keywords: character; character strengths; life; life satisfaction; satisfaction; strengths; study; teachers
• How Secondary School Mathematics Teachers Perceive the Effectiveness of Microteaching and Teaching Practice in their Preservice Education by KOECH, Hellen C; MWEI, Philip K (2019) - Seventy respondents provided usable data for the analysis, which indicated that media practicals are well organized and microteaching helps the majority of student teachers practice the various teaching skills they had learned. In preparing student teachers to use instructional materials, and media in general, effectively, they receive a number of media practicals and microteaching. Keywords: education; media; microteaching; practicals; practice; skills; student; teachers; teaching; teaching practice
• Tamil Primary School Teachers Understanding on Constructing HOTS Items in Mathematics by Alagan, Thavamani ; Shanmugam, S. Kanageswari Suppiah ; Veloo, Arsaythamby (2020) - A study by Kiuhara, Graham, and Hawken (2009) found that 47 percent of Mathematics teachers only give students lower order thinking skills (LOTS) items. Abdullah et al. (2017) in their study found that HOTS training and knowledge among Mathematics teachers were very poor. Keywords: experience; hots; hots items; hots mathematics; items; mathematics; mathematics items; mean; teachers; teaching; understanding
• Economic Crisis, Emotional Exhaustion, Depersonalization and Personal Accomplishment of Teachers in Greece by Anastasiou, Sophia (2020) - Burnout teachers will have difficulty in coping with changes and innovation, reducing the prospects for them to cope with the new and demanding conditions of their job. Burnout teachers will have difficulty in coping with changes and innovation, and perhaps will further be exposed to extra work stress, eliminating prospects for them to cope with the new and demanding conditions of their job. Keywords: anastasiou; burnout; crisis; exhaustion; greece; job; period; stress; teachers

• The effect of the banking supervision on anti-money laundering by Benzerrouk, Zakia Seid ; Alnor, Nasareldeen Hamed Ahmed ; Al-Matari, Ebrahim Mohammed ; Alhebri, Adeeb ; Al-bukhrani, Mohammed A (2023) - This is one of the few empirical studies of its kind that looks at how banking supervision affects efforts to combat money laundering. The main contribution of the paper is the discovery of a positive relationship between bank supervision and money laundering. Keywords: aml; banking; banking supervision; banks; construct; journal; laundering; letters; money; money laundering; reliability; research; rights; sciences; study; supervision; system; values; years
• Empowering human potential and fostering values: A vision for private higher education in Malaysia by Jaya, Joana; Vasudevan, Asokan ; Nagaraj, Sriganeshvarun ; Hashim, Mohd Haizra ; Tunjungsari, Hetty Karunia (2023) - Due to the high demand for postsecondary education, the private higher education sector is experiencing fierce competition, making strategic communication more crucial. The results of the analysis indicated that talent does not influence strategic communication positively. Keywords: communication; education; institutions; malaysia; research; respondents; rights; sciences; study; table; talent; university; value
• The psychological conditions and social engagement in the Vietnamese older people by Huynh, Chan Van ; Nguyen, Phan Hong ; Pham, Hoang Huy (2024) - The findings suggest that older people frequently participate in sedentary activities such as reading newspapers, watching television programs, and listening to the radio. To prevent dangerous situations, health professionals and clinicians should enhance the evaluation of psychiatric disorders in older people and direct those at risk to existing community resources. Keywords: activities; aging; happiness; health; individuals; life; loneliness; people; research; sciences; study
• Exploring contemporary visualization of traditional Chinese arts: Relationship between calligraphy elements and visual communication effects by Peng, Guijun ; Zahari, Zuriawati Ahmad (2024) - This research contributes to theoretical advancements in visual communication, cultural studies and design theory by uncovering insights into the relationships between calligraphy elements, visual communication effects, and cultural significance. Communication theory, art history, cultural studies and psychology can help scholars grasp complex processes. Keywords: analysis; arts; audience; beam; calligraphy; communication; conscientia; culture; design; effects; elements; heritage; humanities; interviews; journal; letters; media; research; rights; sciences; significance; social; studies; study; technology; theory
• Predicting Instagram usage, online incivility, and online political engagement among Malaysian youth: An extension of UTAUT2 by Chan, Tak Jie ; Chua, Hin Ying ; Foo, Sheh Chin ; Ng, Miew Luan ; Mangsor, Miza Izwanis (2025) - Predicting Instagram usage, online incivility, and online political engagement among Malaysian youth: An extension of UTAUT2 Tak Jie Chan1+ Hin Ying Chua2 Sheh Chin Foo3 Miew Luan Ng4 Miza Izwanis Mangsor5 1,5Faculty of Applied Communication, Multimedia University, Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia. 1Email: tjchan@mmu.edu.my 5Email: miza.izwanis@mmu.edu.my 2School of Communication and Creative Design, SEGi University, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Past research has been done on social media and online political engagement across several countries, including Malaysia. Keywords: communication; engagement; expectancy; government; incivility; influence; journal; media; online; participation; research; sciences; social; study; use
• A phenomenological investigation into the role of a university degree in the reintegration of ex-offenders into the labour market by Mdakane, Mbongiseni ; Nkambule, Bongani ; Ngubane, Sindile Amina (2025) - In the context of this study, the word “society” is inclusive of the employer whose role has a bearing on the inclusion or exclusion of ex-offender applicants to obtain gainful employment. Consequently, a third of released ex-offenders relapse into criminal conduct because they feel rejected by society and cannot support themselves due to a lack of work and social assistance programmes (Leasure & Andersen, 2020). Keywords: africa; criminal; data; education; employers; employment; job; journal; labour; market; offenders; participants; record; reintegration; research; rights; sciences; society; south; stigma; study
• Economic Empowerment a Panacea to Conflicts: A Case of Mashonaland Central Province, 1999 to 2012 by Dodo, Obediah (2014) - It has already been alluded to above that lack of training and education has also seriously affected empowerment programmes. When every stakeholder in this programme is satisfied with the selection that would have been spearheaded by the local leadership, then empowerment programme can now be rolled out in earnest, albeit in phases depending on the most needy and available resources. Keywords: beam; communities; conflicts; conscientia; empowerment; farmers; government; humanities; land; letters; people; programme; province; rights; sciences; society; youth; zimbabwe
• National Security and Maritime Piracy in Nigeria: A Sociological Discourse by Okoronkwo, Udensi Lawrence ; Okpara, Etu Ndubuisi ; Onyinyechi, Chieke Esther (2014) - A SOCIOLOGICAL DISCOURSE Udensi Lawrence Okoronkwo1 --- Etu Ndubuisi Okpara2 --- Chieke Esther Onyinyechi3 1Youth Empowerment and Child Labour Elimination Project, Calabar South Cross River State, Nigeria 2Department of Sociology and anthropology Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Uyo, Uyo, Nigeria 3Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Calabar, Calabar Nigeria ABSTRACT The inclusion of the Nigerian maritime environment in the piracy hotlist has attracted the interest of researchers, security stakeholders and policy makers into the impact of maritime piracy on the nation’s security. Therefore, this sociological discourse on national security and maritime piracy has been made, identifying the nature, impact and policy actions taken so far to curb the menace. Keywords: beam; conscientia; corruption; gap; international; letters; maritime; nigeria; onuoha; piracy; pirates; sciences; security
• Comparing and Contrasting the Concept of the Intellect between Classical Muslim Philosophers with Modern Cognitive Psychologists: A Definitional Reflection by Salim, Ssuna ; Abdullah, Syahrul Faizaz (2014) - Ibn Khaldun (1980) in his Muqaddimah defines intellect as Man‟s ability to think, which distinguishes him from animals, which enables man to obtain his livelihood, to co-operate to this end with their fellow men, and to study the Master whom they worship and the revelations that the messengers transmitted from Him, and this caused all animals to obey man and to be in the grasp of his power.4 Al Ghazali (1982) agrees with Ibn Khaldun‟s definition of the intellect and confirms that it is an attribute, which distinguishes man from other animals by which he acquires natural sciences. Keywords: Intellect, Classical muslim philosophers, Modern cognitive psychologists, Authentic revealed knowledge, Knowledge production, Quran and the Sunnah. Keywords: beam; conscientia; faculty; ghazali; intellect; intelligence; knowledge; man; sciences; understanding
• Sacred Rituals at a Chepni Village in Western Anatolia by Çaya, Sinan (2015) - Their immediate neighbors or other communities of the Big Meander plain call them “Chepni” by reference to their tribe or Qizilbash by reference to their allegedly heretic or heterodox allegiance to the Shiite sect. The need for alliance is another (The blood-brotherhood in Anatolia seems associated with Qizilbash ways and means, as Gokalp point out). Keywords: anatolian; beam; cem; chepnis; community; conscientia; forties; grandfather; humanities; letters; new; ottoman; people; qizilbash; rights; sciences; table; time; tribe; way
• Significant Impacts on Egyptian Legal System Caused by Egyptian Investment Legislation by Elfakharani, Ashraf M. A; Rahman, Rohana binti Abdul (2016) - Investment law of/for/before the twenty-first century. Egyptian business laws: Investment Law No. 8 of 1997, Law No. 159 of 1981, Amendment to the Investment Law and Corporate Law, the Commercial Agency Law, Tax Law, Labor Law, Intellectual Property Rights Law, Environmental Law, The Commercial Register Law, Special Economic Zones Law, Land and Real Estate Ownership Law, Investment Guarantees and Incentives Law. Keywords: amendments; article; beam; conscientia; courts; economic; egyptian; government; humanities; international; investment; investors; law; laws; letters; rights; sciences; state; system
• Internal Law Enforcement Challenges in Bangladesh: An Analysis by Tang, Yanwen ; Khan, Md Bashir Uddin (2018) - According to the statistics of Bangladesh police, a number of 55,825 persons were murdered throughout the whole country from the year 2002 to 2015. According to the statistics of Bangladesh police from 2002 to 2015, a number of 243,373 women and children oppression were registered in the police stations (Table 1 and figure 1). Keywords: agencies; bangladesh; cases; corruption; country; crimes; dhaka; enforcement; law; number; people; police; report; rights; sciences; state

• Thai Consumer Perspective on Marketing Ethics of Consumer Products by Sukhawatthanakun, Kanyarat (2022) - Recently, structural equation modeling to analyze the relationship between variables is widely used; thence, future research should apply structural equation modeling to consumer satisfaction on marketing ethics of consumer products. Email: kanyarat.suk@ku.th Tel: +665814225299 ABSTRACT Article History Received: 12 February 2022 Revised: 29 April 2022 Accepted: 20 May 2022 Published: 31 May 2022 Keywords Consumer complaint Consumer product Consumer perspective Consumer protection Marketing ethics Marketing management Thai consumer. Keywords: behavior; business; buying; consumer; consumer products; ethics; factors; marketing; marketing ethics; price; products; research; satisfaction
• Marketing Strategies with Government Support Affecting the Marketing Success of Small and Medium Enterprises in Thailand by Sorasit, Phannapha ; Charpavang, Cattaleeya (2022) - These findings are also supported by several previous studies, including the study of Karki and Nigade (2020) that concluded the positive influence of the online marketing on marketing success, the study of Bhayani and Vachhani (2014) who indicated that online marketing strategy significantly affected the consumer purchasing decision, the study of Wulandari et al. (2019) who found that online marketing affected marketing communications and increases in sales, the study of Venkateswaralu and Mylvaganam (2020) who revealed that online marketing strategy significantly influenced marketing success about brand awareness and competitiveness, and the study of Arunprakash et al. (2021) who found that online marketing strategies generate the market success of businesses. Although Bobalo (2018) indicated that offline marketing is still important to today's consumers, the study suggested that both offline and online marketing strategies are synergistic. Keywords: business; enterprises; government; government support; marketing; marketing success; online; strategies; study; success; support
• Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on micro and small industry revenue in west Sumatra province, Indonesia by Satrianto, Alpon ; Fitra, Halkadri ; Ariusni; Ikhsan, Akmil ; Gusti, Mia Ayu (2024) - Contribution/Originality: The contribution of this study is to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on MSI revenue in West Sumatra Province because there is still relatively little and limited research analyzing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the factors that determine MSI revenue especially in West Sumatra Province. However, there is still limited research analyzing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the factors that determine MSI revenue (Milzam et al., 2020) especially in West Sumatra Province. Keywords: business; capital; covid-19; impact; msi; msi revenue; pandemic; percent; probability; research; results; revenue; sumatra province; test; value; west sumatra
• Legitimate compliance with consumer safety in Indonesia’s traditional market based on al-Maqashid asy-Sharia by Kencana, Ulya ; Isa, M. Legawan ; SA, Romli (2025) - There is Legal Compliance for Re-Terra Scales in Traditional Indonesian Markets Weighing merchandise in traditional markets in South Sumatra, DKI Jakarta, and Bali provinces is carried out by Terra Ulang (an orderly measurement activity for traditional market traders in the form of measuring and weighing merchandise) by city/regional government agencies at least 1 x/year. This study analyses fraudulent behaviour in weighing goods in traditional markets in Indonesia based on the theory of al-Maqashid asy-Syariah. Keywords: business; compliance; consumer; data; influence; law; maqashid; market; merchandise; protection; regulations; research; respondents; study; table; weighing
• Accounting governance practices and organizational goal achievement: Evidence from Thai listed firms by Nuankhum, Kornkanok ; Phornlaphatrachakorn, Kornchai ; Jannopat, Saithip ; Lim-U-Sanno, Kulwadee (2025) - Accounting governance practices and organizational goal achievement: Evidence from Thai listed firms Kornkanok Nuankhum1+ Kornchai Phornlaphatrachakorn2 Saithip Jannopat3 Kulwadee Lim-U- Sanno4 1,2,3Faculty of Management Sciences and Information Technology, Nakhon Phanom University, Thailand. This study examines the impact of accounting governance practices on organizational goal achievements for the listed firms in Thailand. Keywords: accounting; accounting governance; achievement; business; decision; effectiveness; goal; governance; information; making; practices; risk; transparency
• Causes, Dissemination Channels, and Consequences of Corruption in Zimbabwe: Searching for a Kryptonite Solution by Muzurura, Joe (2019) - Is public corruption the main cause of low foreign direct investment in Zimbabwe. Is public corruption an efficient grease? Keywords: business; capital; corruption; economic; economy; firms; government; growth; institutions; investment; market; probability; regulations; rights; tax; zimbabwe
• Accountability through Integrated Reporting: The Awareness and Challenges in Malaysia by Mohammed, Nor Farizal ; Kassim, Che Fatimah Che ; Sutainim, Nor Aqilah ; Amirrudin, Mira Susanti (2020) - ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH INTEGRATED REPORTING: THE AWARENESS AND CHALLENGES IN MALAYSIA Nor Farizal Mohammed1+ Che Fatimah Che Kassim2 Nor Aqilah Sutainim3 Mira Susanti Amirrudin4 1Accounting Research Institute and Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Malaysia. Integrated reporting is a form of innovative reporting that has marked another milestone in the financial reporting environment. Keywords: awareness; business; creation; financial; information; malaysia; reporting; research; stakeholders; value
• Employment Relations in the Informal Sector: A Need for Redefinition by Hasbullah, Norhidayah ; Ibrahim, Dzurizah (2020) - According to Hart (1973), informal sector workers are generally poor, have a low level of education, and require little capital. On defining and measuringthe informal sector. Keywords: business; employers; employment; employment relations; family; relations; rights; sector; study; workers
• The Adoption of Social Media Platforms in Informal Home-Based Businesses in Kuwait by Malik, Sawsan ; Mantas, Chris (2021) - Most literature on home-based business that focuses on the use of social media platforms has been conducted in Western countries, and most of the existing research focuses on how companies, large or small, use social media to promote their operations (Ahmed, Ahmad, Ahmad, & Zakaria, 2019; Data analysis revealed two key themes that underpin the usage of social media platforms in home-based businesses in Kuwait: social media aids the launch of informal home-based businesses, and social media provides effective marketing and advertising tools. 4.1. Keywords: account; business; degree; female; food; home; instagram; kuwait; marketing; media; media platforms; new; owners; platforms; products; research; social

• Community Social Capital, Family Support, Confucian Pro-Setback Coping and Geriatric Depression: Evidence from China by Qiao, Yajun; Li, Zhong Wu (2022) - Social support plays an important role in affecting geriatric depression (Cao et al., 2015). Social Capital, Family Support, Coping and Geriatric Depression Social capital is directly associated with geriatric depression as well as social support. Keywords: capital; community; confucian; coping; depression; family; family support; health; participation; social; study; support
• Social Attitude Profiles and Attribution Types Confronting Pandemic COVID-19 by Junghye, Jeong, ; Jeongwha, Lee; Zheng, Jin; Yang, Lee (2022) - The theoretical framework concerns social attitudes of behavior, emotion, and cognition (BEC) and social attribution types of inner and outer crossed by temporal and permanent, as proposed by Weiner (1974). Tel: +82-10-2445-2552 (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: 4 August 2021 Revised: 14 March 2022 Accepted: 29 March 2022 Published: 11 April 2022 Keywords Social attitude Behavior Emotion Cognition Social attribution Pandemic. Keywords: attitudes; attribution; bec; behavior; cognition; emotion; health; mean
• Communication Strategy in Managing Anxiety and Uncertainty during the COVID-19 Tests in Indonesia by Nurdin, Ali ; Sulaeman, Sulaeman ; Ridwan, M (2022) - The aspect of personal closeness can eliminate differences in perceptions among communication participants so that communication is relaxed, not tense, because there are many similarities in perceptions. This study aimed to describe the communication strategy carried out by COVID-19 swab test participants in managing anxiety, the uncertainty of information, and finding patterns of communication networks while waiting for laboratory test results. Keywords: anxiety; communication; communication networks; communication strategy; covid-19; covid-19 swab; health; indonesia; information; networks; participants; strategy; swab; swab test; test; test participants; uncertainty
• Health Condition of Women Living in Slums: A Cross-Sectional Study by Rani, K Jansi ; Maheswari, S Kavitha ; Nawaz, Nishad ; Hariharasudan, A (2022) - It was concluded that malnutrition and nutritional anemia were major health problems of slum women along with dental caries. This study aimed to explore the prevalence of communicable disease, to inspect the incidence of non- communicable/metabolic disorders, to discover the occurrence of reproductive diseases, and to investigate the prevalence of minor ailments among the women dwelling in slums of selected districts of Tamil Nadu. Keywords: age; communicable; diseases; health; percent; respondents; slums; study; table; total; women
• Family members’ perspective of depression in old people in Vietnam by Nguyen, Anh Thi Tram ; Ha, Hoang Van ; Le, Dung My; Pham, Duyen Thi Kieu (2023) - Participants in this study were aware of the serious threat of depressive symptoms and recognized the important role of depression treatment. Family members’ perspective of depression in old people in Vietnam Anh Thi Tram Nguyen1+ Hoang Van Ha2 Dung Keywords: depression; family; health; journal; members; people; study; symptoms; treatment
• Gender perspective on the determinants of health outcomes in selected Southern African countries by Jemiluyi, Olufunmilayo Olayemi; Jeke, Leward (2024) - In addition to the prevalent health challenge and gender inequality in Southern Africa, an assessment of the influencers of female health in the sub-region is worth considering given certain characteristics of the sub-region that might have important consequences for health in particular female health. Data In this study, the determinants of female health in Southern Africa are explored within the framework of comparative analysis between two selected Southern African countries namely Eswatini and South Africa. Keywords: africa; countries; determinants; eswatini; expectancy; factors; female; gender; health; hiv; income; life; rate; run; south; test
• Stalking in nurses and other health care professionals: Prevalence, consequences, and coping strategies by Maran, Daniela Acquadro ; Begotti, Tatiana ; Varetto, Antonella ; Gianino, Maria Michela (2024) - The aim of this study was to analyse physical and psychological symptoms, anxiety, depression, and coping strategies in a group of Italian health care professional victims of stalking, comparing Nurses, who are primarily concerned with the physical care of patients, with other types of Health Care Professionals (HCPOTH here in after). The findings showed that Nurses’ depression was associated with moving away coping and moving against strategies (see Table 6 – Predictor of depression in Nurses and HCPOTH victims of stalking), while trait anxiety was associated with moving outward strategy (Table 8 - Predictors of trait anxiety in Nurses and HCPOTH victims of stalking). Keywords: anxiety; care; depression; hcpoth; health; n.s; nurses; professionals; stalking; strategies; study; symptoms; victims; violence
• Effects of social networking sites on strengthening self-protective behaviors after COVID-19 recovery among the working-aged population by Vantamay, Nottakrit (2024) - Social marketing campaigns have used online media to promote social behavior especially health behaviors (Kotler & Lee, 2008; Lee, 2020; McKenzie-Mohr, 2000; Vantamay, 2019). The author reviews the aforementioned literature and puts forth the following four hypotheses: H1: Social networking sites (SNS) affect self-protective behaviors after COVID-19 recovery. Keywords: behaviors; communication; covid-19; covid-19 recovery; health; mean; media; networking; population; self; sites; sns; study; thailand
• A study to understand the current situation and develop the newly adjusted active aging model with empirical evidence among the Thai elderly by Chayomchai, Ampol ; Sriplang, Nantakan ; Khowjoy, Kritchai; Petmee, Piyawan ; Sonthon, Paitoon (2024) - Life quality (Q5) 0.597 Active aging (A8) 0.738 Active aging (A10) -0.689 Satisfaction (S4) 0.800 Life quality (Q1) -0.619 Satisfaction (S2) -0.535 Active aging (A9) 0.700 Active aging (A7) -0.660 Satisfaction (S3) -0.767 Satisfaction (S1) 0.714 Satisfaction (S5) 0.533 Active aging (A3) 0.746 Active aging (A5) -0.587 Active aging (A4) 0.678 Life quality (Q3) 0.535 Active aging (A1) 0.534 Active aging (A2) 0.746 Active aging (A6) 0.525 Active aging (A11) 0.812 Active aging (A12) -0.591 From the results of factor analysis, Table 6 shows details of nine new components of active aging in the elderly. This study aims to examine the relationship among key factors including health care, mental health, attitude, social support, quality of life, life satisfaction and active aging to investigate factors that relate to active aging in the Thai elderly and to develop a new model of Thai active aging. Keywords: aging; analysis; care; elderly; factors; family; health; life; people; quality; research; satisfaction; social; study; support; thai
• Appraisal of indigenous language risk communication intervention for COVID-19 in Lagos state by Adesina, Evaristus ; Salawu, Abiodun (2025) - Therefore, to provide a guide for this study, this research seeks to determine the language use and pattern of themes used in COVID-19 risk communication messages in Lagos State; examine how perceived panic resulting from exposure to indigenous information on COVID-19 outbreaks interferes with the respondents’ comprehension of COVID-19 risk communication messages in Lagos State. Only Nigerian Pidgin-English (NPE), Yoruba, and Igbo jingles for COVID-19 risk messages disseminated from year 2020 to 2021 were purposively selected. 2.9. Keywords: analysis; communication; covid-19; covid-19 risk; disease; health; jingles; lagos; messages; perception; population; public; respondents; risk; risk communication; state; study; use
• Healing gardens and their impact on rehabilitation: Integrating humane design in Nanning City general hospitals' outdoor environments by Huang, XiaoXin ; Malek, Nurhayati Abdul ; Salleh, Mohd Zahid Mohd ; Jun, Yuan (2025) - The study examines the effects of healing gardens on patients, healthcare professionals, and tourists in general hospitals in Nanning City, emphasizing humane design and outdoor environments. A survey of 400 participants, including physicians, patients, and tourists from Trinidad and Tobago was conducted to assess their perceptions of the benefits of healing gardens. Keywords: design; et al; gardens; groups; healing; healing gardens; health; healthcare; hospital; patients; research; staff; study
• The health insurance and its effect on health care utilization in Indonesia by Subanti, Sri ; Hakim, Arif Rahman ; Riani, Asri Laksmi ; Pratiwi, Hasih ; Sulandari, Winita (2025) - Health insurance in the form of health cards evolved into health insurance for the poor (Askekin) in the mid-2000s, aiming to reach people working in the informal sector. This study investigates the effect of health insurance on health care utilization from a demand perspective, treating individuals as economic agents. Keywords: access; care utilization; facilities; health; health care; health insurance; health services; healthcare; impact; individuals; indonesia; risk; social; utilization
• Accessibility of Health Services in the South Eastern Nigeria: The Way Forward by Patricia N, Duru ; Emmanuel C, Nwadiaro (2014) - The need to make health services available and accessible to the people cannot be over emphasized. Poverty is one major quality of Nigeria’s rural population who are being deprived access to health services Despite the overwhelming population based in the rural areas, this rural majority are often neglected. Keywords: health; hospitals; nigeria; people; south
• The Socio-Ecological and Health Implication of Meeting the Challenges of Food Insecurity in the 21st Century in the Agrarian Society of Cross River, Nigeria by C.V.O, Eneji; I, Asuquo; H.H, Ray; J.E.O, Eneji; C, Ekpo (2014) - Heeren et al. (2003) observed that there is a growing concern about the incidence of birth defect which has increased in the last few years as a result of agrochemical use among women of Mdantsane, Eastern Cape town, South Africa. From the analysis, it is discovered that the calculated r- value is greater than the critical table value, hence the null hypothesis which stated that there is no significant relationship between agrochemical use and the incidence of cancer and other respiratory tract infections among the agrarian rural farmers of Cross River state is rejected while the alternate hypothesis which states that there is a significant relationship between agrochemical use and the incidence of cancer and other related respiratory tract infection is accepted. Keywords: agrochemicals; area; effects; food; health; incidence; insecurity; nigeria; rights; soil; study; use; water
• Visible and Invisible Health Problems of Youth in India by Mahendran, A (2015) - In India, young people are faced with two different types of health problems; one is „Visible‟ and „Invisible‟. Visible health risks are clearly visible to identify the problems, but invisible is unseen within the people and not able to make out unless have keen observation on them. The present study searched based on reviewing high standard journals cat log and opinion page in daily newspapers, but its available only public related studies and general health problems. Keywords: adolescents; health; india; people; prevalence; problems; school; study; youth
• Popularity and Customer Preferences for Herbal Medicines in Nigeria: A Questionnaire Based Survey by Judith, Okoh ; Ijeoma, Okafor ; Ekere, Kokonne ; Isaac, Ajeh ; Christianah, Isimi ; Olubunmi, Olayemi ; Martins, Emeje (2016) - On affordability, 15 - 52 % admitted that herbal medicines are very affordable, while 20 % agreed that they are expensive. Keywords: Herbal medicine, Knowledge, Perception, Attitude, Use, Public health Received: 4 April 2016/ Revised: 20 April 2016/ Accepted: 18 August 2016/ Published: 2 November 2016 Contribution/ Originality This survey is one of a very few to investigate the knowledge, perception and use of herbs in a civilized society. Keywords: health; herbs; information; medicines; nigeria; plants; respondents; use
• Barriers to Health-Care Access: A Case Study of Bangladeshi Temporary Migrant Workers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia by Uddin, Md Sayed ; Masud, Muhammad Mehedi ; Hye, Qazi Muhammad Adnan (2020) - They found that only one third of respondents were covered by company health insurance, leading to medical costs as well as the lack of sick leave and fear of losing their job discouraging the use of health care services. 19 March 2020 Revised: 22 April 2020 Accepted: 25 May 2020 Published: 16 June 2020 Keywords Access to health care Bangladeshi temporary migrant workers Barriers to health care Malaysia. Keywords: access; bangladeshi; barriers; care; care services; health; health care; malaysia; providers; services; workers
• Utilization of Health Care Services among Migrant Workers in Malaysia by Uddin, Md Sayed ; Akhtar, Rulia ; Masud, Muhammad Mehedi ; Hye, Qazi Muhammad Adnan (2020) - Marital status has an implication on health status and use of health services, and this is also one of the vital traditional sub-components of the predisposing variable of health service utilization. Length of Stay Duration of stay is one of the enabling variables used in health service utilization studies as it has an impact on the health status of migrant workers (Akresh, 2009). Keywords: factors; health; health services; healthcare; malaysia; migrant; respondents; services; status; study; utilization; workers
• Smoking Behavior and Moral Identity in Malaysian Youth: Is Gender a Moderator or a Predictor? by Yusoff, Nasir ; Shaharum, Muaz Haqim ; Reza, Faruque (2021) - Moral identity is conceptualized in terms of moral development and identity construction, which serve as a foundation for the link between moral reasoning and moral behavior. Explicit sense is the manifestation of moral behavior in an individual, according to their internal or intrinsic value (Hardy & Carlo, 2011). Keywords: behavior; gender; health; identity; internalization; journal; smoking; smoking behavior; social; study; symbolization
• Psychological Reactions in a Sample from Saudi Arabia During the Covid-19 Pandemic by Alanazi, Rasis A; Aljubilah, Aljawharah (2021) - In addition, students were more likely to suffer from insomnia compared to employees in both public and private sectors, unemployed participants had higher anxiety levels compared to employees; and finally, a statistically significant difference was found between levels of depression, anxiety and insomnia. Previous studies have indicated that females are more likely to have higher anxiety levels compared to males. Keywords: anxiety; correlation; depression; disorders; health; insomnia; item; level; saudi; scale; sleep; study

• The Effectiveness of Counseling Programs in Enhancing Quality of Life for Families of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Jordan by Al-Masa'deh, Mu'tasem M ; Younis, Najati A; Al-Zyoud, Nawaf S ; Homidi, Moayyad A; Rahahleh, Zahraa J (2022) - Thus, having a child with ASD adversely affects the quality of family life and may lead to a pessimistic view of life and, ultimately, negative expectations of future events might also be reflected in their children's disabilities and that remains with the parents permanently. Daily activities of families with a child with severe autism revolved around the need to occupy and pacify the child: families felt robbed of meaning and satisfaction in family life. Keywords: asd; autism; children; counseling; families; groups; level; life; qol; quality; scale
• Consumer Perception, Online Retailing and the Nigerian Experience: An Interchange of Demographic Patterns and Service Quality by Okoeguale, Anthony ; Onobhayedo, Pius (2022) - Customer perception has earned a lot of interest in recent times as a tool for assessing service quality in service-oriented organizations. Although numerous studies have addressed customers’ perceptions of service quality in traditional service settings, a relatively small volume of literature has empirically examined service quality issues in the online retailing environment. Keywords: customer; online; perception; quality; research; respondents; score; service; service quality; study; table
• Factors Affecting Parents' Satisfaction with the Quality of Preschool Educational Services by Hoang, Hai The; Bui, Dieu Thi Thanh ; Tran, Bach Xuan ; Nguyen, Hung Thanh ; Le, Son Quang ; Vu, Trang Thu ; Tran-Chi, Vinh-Long (2022) - Teleki and Buck-Gomez (2002) conducted a study on 65 rural families with children over five years old in the US to assess parent satisfaction with preschool services. Therefore, there is a lack of studies conducted on parent satisfaction and other levels of education, especially the preschool education level. Keywords: care; children; customer; education; facilities; parents; programs; quality; research; satisfaction; school; services; study; university
• Determinants of the Quality of Local Government Financial Statements in Indonesia: Coercive Pressure Dominates by Arifin, Johan ; Mohd-Sanusi, Zuraidah ; Hidayah, Erna (2022) - These findings can serve as input for the Indonesian government in formulating public policies, particularly regarding improving the quality of local government financial statements. Furthermore, this study proves that coercive pressure dominates as a factor affecting the quality of local government financial statements in Indonesia. Keywords: accounting; government; indonesia; institutional; isomorphism; journal; level; number; parliamentarians; quality; research; servants; statements; studies; study; theory; urbanization
• Geographic Proximity and Audit Outcomes in Cases of COVID–19 Pandemic: Evidence from Indonesia by Harymawan, Iman ; Soeprajitno, Raden Roro Widya Ningtyas ; Nasih, Mohammad ; Kamarudin, Khairul Anuar (2022) - The geographic decentralization of audit companies and audit quality. This study aimed to scrutinize the effect of geographic proximity and audit quality by using COVID-19 pandemic as a moderating variable to compare before and after the situation. Keywords: accounting; audit; audit quality; auditors; companies; covid-19; journal; pandemic; proximity; quality; study; table; total; variable; year
• Mediating effects of employees’ education on service quality and customer satisfaction: A study of resorts in Nepal by Adhikari, Yadav; Khadka, Jiban ; Wagley, Mana Prasad ; Bhattarai, Prakash C; Dahal, Niroj (2023) - Figure 2 shows the effects of employee service quality with their education on customer satisfaction. Mediating effects of employees’ education on service quality and customer satisfaction: A study of resorts in Nepal Yadav Adhikari1 Jiban Khadka2 Mana Prasad Wagley3 Prakash C. Bhattarai4 Niroj Dahal5+ 1,3,4,5Kathmandu University School of Education, Lalitpur, Nepal. 1Email: yadav@kusoed.edu.np 3Email: profmana@kusoed.edu.np 4Email: prakash@kusoed.edu.np 5Email: niroj@kusoed.edu.np 2Nepal Open University, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Lalitpur, Nepal. Keywords: customer; customer satisfaction; education; effect; employees; mean; quality; resorts; responsiveness; satisfaction; service; service quality; status; terms
• Financial statement, geographic proximity, and readability footnotes: The moderating effect of the audit fee by Harymawan, Iman; Cahyono, Suham ; Nasih, Mohammad ; Kamaruddin, Khairul Anuar (2023) - In addition, this closer relationship is possible as a source of cooperation tools to smooth and obscure important information that should be reported in financial statement information. The selection of the sample period in 2018 was the initial observation because we considered the standardization of the submission of financial statement footnote information, which is part of the company's annual report. Keywords: -0.000; accounting; audit; auditor; client; company; effect; fees; footnotes; information; journal; proximity; quality; readability; rights; smog; statement; statement footnotes; table
• Determinants of students’ satisfaction: Higher education perspective by Osman, Abu Rashed; Joarder, Mohd Hasanur Raihan ; Ashraf, Mohammad Ali (2024) - Does higher education service quality effect student satisfaction, image and loyalty? Results exhibited that service quality, institutional image, and the intake quality of students are statistically significant predictors of student satisfaction. Keywords: education; image; intake; international; journal; quality; research; satisfaction; service; service quality; student; student satisfaction; study; university
• Intention to use fintech services: An investigation into the moderation effects of quality of internet access and digital skills by Ravi, Roshan; Pandey, Nirakar Nath (2024) - 7. CONCLUSION Researchers investigated the usefulness of the Theory of Planned Behaviour in explaining the intention of young working people in India to adopt digital financial technology. Young workers may even be confident enough to prefer digital financial services over traditional over-the-counter services. Keywords: access; attitude; behavior; control; fintech; india; intention; internet; quality; services; skills; technology; theory; use; young
• Factors affecting the decision to choose a high-end apartment: Empirical evidence in Vietnam by Lam, Huyen Thi Thanh ; Nguyen, Cham Thi Quynh (2024) - Quality of Apartment: Huu Phe and Wakely (2000) believed that apartment quality includes measurable physical characteristics such as floor area, number of bathrooms, number of floors, etc. Quality of Apartment (QA) Besides lifestyle, apartment quality is the second most important factor in choosing a high-end apartment. Keywords: apartment; decision; end; end apartment; environment; factors; housing; hypothesis; lifestyle; quality; research; study; vietnam
• Factors influencing customer behavior in impulse buying of cosmetics on live shopping platforms in Malaysia by Hoo, Wong Chee ; Kumar, Shovinee ; Ramli, Suriana ; Madhavedi, Sudhakar (2025) - Factors influencing online impulse buying behavior during covid-19 pandemic. Analyzing the influence of situational factors on online impulse buying behavior: A study of Pakistani consumers. Keywords: availability; behavior; buying; buying behavior; commerce; consumers; live; online; products; promotion; quality; research; sales; study; trust; website
• The effect of country image on foreign product purchase intention: The mediating role of product image, perceived prestige, perceived quality, and willingness to pay by Pinem, Robetmi Jumpakita ; Kim, TaeIn ; Zhao, Xingwen (2025) - By analyzing the influence of product image, product prestige, and quality on customer behavior, firms can effectively align their strategies with international customers (Zhang & Yu, 2020). By analyzing the influence of product image, product prestige, and quality on customer behavior, firms can effectively align their strategies with international customers. Keywords: consumers; country; country image; image; intention; prestige; product; product image; purchase; quality; variables; willingness
• Evaluating quality management in private universities: A context-input-process-output model approach by Ha, Van Thi Thien ; Son, Tran Ngoc ; Nhan, Nguyen Thanh ; Dung, Le Hoang (2025) - In practice, university quality management is a process involving a sequence of steps that include regular review of training programs, collection of student and instructor feedback, and data analysis to implement necessary improvements (Shurygin, Saenko, Zekiy, Klochko, & Kulapov, 2021). In summary, university quality management is more than a question of maintaining existing standards; it is a process of improvement and adjustment to changing learner and social requirements. Keywords: average; challenges; education; education quality; effectiveness; faculty; feasibility; importance; indicator; measures; quality; quality management; standards; universities
• Audit Fees and Audit Quality: A Study of Listed Companies in the Downstream Sector of Nigerian Petroleum Industry by Mohammed, ALIU Momodu ; Joshua, Okpanachi ; Ahmed, Mohammed Nma (2018) - This study examined the relationship between audit fees and audit quality of listed companies in the downstream sector of the Nigerian petroleum industry. Audit quality which is the dependent variable was regressed on audit fees alongside leverage and age as control variables using the binary logit regression method. Keywords: age; audit; audit fees; audit quality; auditor; companies; fees; firms; google; independence; oil; plc; quality; variable; view
• The Effects of Country-Level Governance and Corporate Cash Holdings: Evidence from Hospitality Firms in ASEAN-5 by Kwan, Jing-Hui ; Lau, Wee-Yeap (2019) - This paper inspects the relationships between country governance and corporate cash holdings. This study contributes to a growing body of cash literature by demonstrating how corporate cash holdings are influenced by country governance. Keywords: assets; cash; cash holdings; country; country governance; et al; firms; governance; holdings; hospitality; journal; level; quality; rights; study; variables
• The Mediating Role of E-Satisfaction on the Effect of E-Service Quality Dimensions on E-Loyalty: A Lesson from Bukalapak.Com Indonesia by Wibowo, Hermansyah Andi (2019) - E-service quality dimensions and their effects on e-customer satisfaction in internet banking services. Determinants of e-commerce customer satisfaction, trust, and loyalty in Saudi Arabia. Keywords: bukalapak.com; customer; dimensions; esat; esq; loyalty; online; quality; research; satisfaction; service; website
• Factors Influencing Voluntary Audit among Small and Medium Enterprises: The Malaysian Evidence by Ghani, Erlane K ; Munir, Syakir Munir Ismail ; Zam, Zuraidah Mohd ; Sukmadillaga, Citra (2020) - The above variables were defined as: DV = Influence factor of voluntary audit by SMEs; IV1 = Improvement quality of financial statement SMEs; IV2 = Effect of managerial ownership; IV3 = Perception of managers. The above variables were defined as: DV = Influence factor of voluntary audit by SMEs; IV1 = Improvement quality of financial statement SMEs; IV2 = Effect of managerial ownership; IV3 = Perception of managers. Keywords: audit; financial; influence; mean; ownership; quality; respondents; score; smes; statements; value
• Measuring Customers Satisfaction of Islamic Banking Sector in Jordan by Al Qaisi, Fouzan ; Alrosan, Muhannad (2020) - A total of 200 questionnaires were distributed to Islamic bank customers. The results revealed that there is a strong relationship between the dimensions of the variable quality of Islamic banking services combined with the satisfaction of Islamic bank customers. Keywords: banking; banking services; banks; customer; customer satisfaction; high; image; islamic; quality; satisfaction; services; study

• The Impact of Transformational Leadership Style and Employee Creativity on Organizational Innovation in Universities During the Covid-19 Pandemic by Ngo, Xuan Thi ; Le, Hoang Anh ; Doan, Thanh Kim (2022) - Specifically, we collected data on transformational leadership style factors and intrinsic motivation through interviews with employees. The findings show that the components of transformational leadership style, including idealized influence (II), inspirational motivation (IM), intellectual stimulation (IS), and individual consideration (IC), have positive impacts on organizational innovation (OI) and employee creativity (EC). Keywords: analysis; creativity; employee; employee creativity; factor; impact; innovation; leadership; leadership style; motivation; normal; variables
• Digital financial literacy and digital financial inclusion: A multigroup analysis based on gender by Widyastuti, Umi ; Respati, Dwi Kismayanti ; Mahfirah, Titis Fatarina (2024) - The study underscores the importance of promoting digital financial literacy to improve digital financial inclusion. Furthermore, this study focused solely on the impact of digital financial literacy on digital financial inclusion, without considering the potential influence of other socio-economic factors or policy interventions. Keywords: dfi; dfl; digital; gender; impact; inclusion; literacy; products; research; services; study
• The influence of financial technology on profitability in Jordanian commercial banks by Jarah, Baker Akram Falah ; Alghadi, Mohammad Yousef ; Al-Zaqeba, Murad Ali Ahmad ; Mugableh, Mohamed Ibrahim ; Zaqaibeh, Belal (2024) - As a result, there is a significant relationship between financial technology and bank profitability with progressive institutions using technical breakthroughs to increase profitability in the Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2024, 12(2): 176-188 179 © 2024 Conscientia Beam. The results showed that the fixed effect model was the most pertinent model for elucidating the link between financial technology and bank profitability. Keywords: banking; banks; digital; financing; fintech; impact; lending; money; profitability; research; services; study; table; technology
• Impact of corporate culture on product innovation capacity: Evidence of Vietnam commercial bank by Viet, Ha Nguyen Thi ; Van, Ha Nguyen (2024) - The effect of culture on bank product innovation in Vietnamese is that innovation culture is the most influential factor 1 (FAC1-1) (b1= 0.643) followed by factor 2 leadership (FAC2_1) (b2 = 0.373). The model has three independent variables: leadership, corporate culture and management and the dependent variable is bank product innovation (see Figure 1). Keywords: bank; banking; capacity; culture; customer; employees; impact; innovation; leadership; new; organization; product; product innovation; values
• Audit report lag during the COVID-19 pandemic: A multi-country analysis by Alhebri, Adeeb ; Alkebsee, Radwan ; Al-Matari, Ebrahim Mohammd ; Azibi, Jamel ; Omer, Adam Mohamed (2024) - Moreover, the existing body of evidence suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant and positive influence on the occurrence of audit report lag, which is defined as an extended period of time required to complete audit reports. This research investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the promptness of audit reports. Keywords: accounting; arl; audit; audit report; auditors; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; evidence; firm; impact; journal; lag; letters; pandemic; reporting; reports; research; results; study; timeliness; variable
• The determinants of perceived risk: A moderating role of investor sophistication by Colline, Fredella ; Rusmanto, Toto ; Warganegara, Dezie Leonarda ; Hutagaol, Yanthi R I (2025) - The more an investor engages in social media, the more it can increase investor perceived risk. Investor herding behavior in social media sentiment. Keywords: behavior; decisions; finance; herding; herding behavior; impact; influence; information; investment; investors; journal; literacy; making; market; media; media influence; research; risk; sophistication; stock
• The impact of big data analytics on sustainable auditing in Jordanian commercial banks by Alhawtmeh, Omar M; Al-Nimr, Eman Mohammed ; Almaani, Abdullah Majed (2025) - The impact of big data analytics on sustainable auditing in Jordanian commercial banks Omar M. Alhawtmeh1+ Eman Mohammed Al- Nimr2 Abdullah Majed Almaani3 1Department of Accounting, School of Business, University of Jordan, Aqaba Branch, Jordan. This study examines the impact of big data analytics, specifically its dimensions of descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analysis on sustainable auditing practices in Jordanian commercial banks. Keywords: analysis; analytics; auditing; banking; banks; bda; data; data analytics; impact; level; practices; prescriptive; study; sustainability
• Effect of internet access on food expenditure and nutrition of Indonesian agricultural households by Sentosa, Sri Ulfa ; Satrianto, Alpon ; Akbar, Urmatul Uska ; Artha, Dwirani Puspa ; Ariusni (2025) - Findings indicate that internet access has a significant direct effect on household food expenditure and nutrition. This study examined the effect of internet access on household food expenditure and nutrition. Keywords: consumption; effect; expenditure; food; food expenditure; household; impact; income; internet; internet access; nutrition; study; variables
• Do natural disasters affect credit risk? Evidence from global banks by Sukmadilaga, Citra ; Winarningsih, Srihadi ; Yudianto, Ivan ; Brahmana, Rayenda Kreshna ; Pramanda, Muhamad Andri Arif (2025) - The penetration of insurance coverage has generally reduced the impact of natural disaster risk on the credit risk of global banks. The role of natural disaster insurance in recovery and risk reduction. Keywords: banking; banks; credit; credit risk; data; disasters; global; impact; insurance; loans; risk; study; variables

• Accessing the influence of perceived brand authenticity and value co-creation on brand loyalty of China’s insurgent brands: The mediating role of psychological ownership by Ma, Hongru ; Chelliah, Shankar (2024) - Our results validate the connect ion between psychological ownership and brand loyalty corroborating earlier research (Morewedge, Monga, Palmatier, Shu, & Small, 2021) highlighting the impact of psychological brand ownership on brand loyalty. Furthermore, developing marketing strategies that are both effective and unique requires identifying the critical factors that foster a heightened psychological sense of brand ownership which leads to brand loyalty. Keywords: beam; brand; brand authenticity; brand loyalty; conscientia; consumer; creation; customer; insurgent; insurgent brands; journal; marketing; ownership; pls; research; rights; self; study; value; value co
• ‘One $ Dollar Saved My Life’ A Case of Kombi Text Inscriptions on Zimbabwean Roads by Saidi, Umali (2013) - An area which in my view needs attention and even intensive study is a very important sphere of Kombi inscriptions. In Harare this was the talk by most travelers interviewed on Kombi inscription and it did catch the attention of most travelers/passengers. Keywords: analysis; discourse; fairclough; inscriptions; kombi; language; life; people; rights; zimbabwean
• The Consent Process in Clinical Research: An Insight into Developing Countries by Arooj, Adeela ; Zainab, Deena (2014) - Although some guidelines have made new recommendations to include community consent as well, it is relatively a new concept and its implications have not been studied well (Diallo, 2005).Similarly, family consent can be permissible in some cultures. The subsequent debate led to changes in the regulation of informed consent process, standard of care and protection of rights of the vulnerable population. Keywords: consent; countries; ethics; family; process; research; rights
• Bipolar Confrontation in Global Politics: History, Philosophy and Challenges: As Witnessed Above and Beyond September 11th 2001 Attacks on the Us and Typified in the Current Boko Haram Saga in Nigeria by Ude, Ugwu; Finian, Moko (2014) - Contribution/ Originality The study contributes to research by raising a new question, not about the merits or demerits of bipolar politics as in existing literature, but a new question about the philosophy behind the politics, namely, realists emphasis on domination, highlighted in the philosophy, history, and challenges of bipolar politics 1. The bipolar conflict or Arab revolt by Bin Ladin‟s Al-Qaeda Group against US is believed by most people to be is a contemporary indictment of the much celebrated glories of the theory of bipolar politics, which is largely due to US unfair treatment of the Middle East. Keywords: 11th; arab; attacks; cold; confrontation; nations; nigeria; politics; power; rights; sept; theory; war; world
• Streetism as a Social Tragedy in Amma Darko’s Faceless by Victor, Ogbeide O (2015) - 1. INTRODUCTION Beyond the klieg lights and the glittering razzmatazz of many urban centres are murderers, rapists, thieves and the rest of humanity’s dark underbelly like street children. Often found on the streets, uncompleted buildings and sundry alleys, street children are a bane of many densely populated urban centres and unstable regions of the world. Keywords: children; darko; faceless; family; girls; home; poison; rights; society; street; street children; streetism
• The Dimensions of Adaption to Marital Violence in Saudi Society “A Field Study on a Sample of the Marital Women’s in Jeddah City” by Al-Azab, Seham Ahmed (2016) - however, such dimension comes first 171.05, followed by the family incapability to harbor the wife as such family believes on the right of the husband to discipline his wife, 176.31, followed by the family incapability to stand up with the battered wife because such family is not aware of such violence suffered by such wife, 818. 57, followed by the battered wife' wish not to return to her parents' house, 185.96. As a result, in studying a woman's abuse, we must take into account the cognitive analysis as to how the violence woman thoughts, thinking, comprehension and vision as to such violence. Keywords: children; divorce; family; husband; rights; social; spousal; study; support; violence; wife; wives; women
• Culture and Security Relations on the Basis of Hofstede’s Cultural Perspective by Doğar, Nizamettin (2016) - Results show that there is a strong relation between culture and security and also there is a transformation in security perception after 9/11, pointing out a direction from personal security to national security. Beginning from this date, it is obvious that national security emerged for the detriment of personal security. Keywords: 9/11; china; culture; hofstede; perspective; relations; rights; security; society
• Material Culture and Environmental Woes: Devotion to Fast Fashion by Rahman, K. M Atikur ; Zhang, Dunfu (2017) - The study results show the increase of personal purchasing capacity, pleasure in aesthetes, upholding the social esteem push people towards material culture at a hyper level. Immaterial culture might be a suitable source of pleasure, happiness and social status that have to take as a social movement to minimizing material culture and moreover, socio-politically we have to follow the ideology recycle, reuse and reduce. Keywords: bangladesh; clothing; consumer; consumption; countries; culture; fashion; material; new; people; rights; society; waste; world
• Trends in Child Sexual Molestation, Rape and Incest: A View from South West Nigeria by Olufunke, ARUNA Justina (2018) - Child sexual abuse often takes place under specific, often surprising circumstances. It is helpful to know these circumstances because it allows for the development of strategies to avoid child sexual abuse. Keywords: abuse; age; cases; child; children; court; girl; imprisonment; incest; nigeria; parents; police; rape; rights; state; year
• Child Labour and Protection: An Exploration of Vulnerable Children in Lagos State, Nigeria by FOLAMI, Olakunle Michael ; ARUNA, Olufunke Justina ; IHIMOYAN, Timothy ; OLATUNJI, David Olabode (2018) - In recent times, there are increases in the incidence of child labor in Lagos State. Economic doldrums, lack of parental care and forced migration were linked with the rampant in child labor in Lagos State. Keywords: child; children; government; labor; lagos; law; parents; protection; rights; state; study; welfare

• Perception of Justice and Commitment: Cross-Sectional Survey of Outsourcing Employees in Banking Sector, Bandung, Indonesia by Hadian, Dedi ; Manik, Ester ; Hardiyana, Aan ; Yusup, Maulana ; Sidharta, Iwan ; Coenraad, Dhea Perdana (2022) - The authors examined outsourcing workers in banking companies to explore the dimensions of organizational justice on organizational commitment and employee job satisfaction. However, when looked at more closely, organizational justice had varied effects on organizational commitment and employee happiness. Keywords: affective; commitment; employee; employee satisfaction; job; journal; justice; organization; research; results; satisfaction; value; work
• The influence of licensing on real estate agents’ income: An analysis using propensity score matching by Lee, Chung-Chang; Lin, Pei-Syuan ; Hong, Ya-Zhu ; Chen, Jun-Chao (2025) - In this study, we designed real estate agent licensing as a dummy variable in which licensed agents (treatment group) were assigned a value of 1 while unlicensed agents (control group) were assigned a value of 0 and the coefficient was expected to be positive. Previous studies on the effects of real estate agent licenses on salary and income have mostly used regression analyses (see Lee (2004)) which may not be able to directly capture these effects (Ullah, Sepasgozar, Thaheem, & Al-Turjman, 2021). Keywords: agents; education; effects; employees; estate; hours; income; job; level; license; licensing; matching; salary; study; taiwan; treatment; value; variable; work
• Desire to visit again cultural tourism: Role of destination attractiveness, perceived risk, cultural contact in encouraging tourist satisfaction by Evanita, Susi ; Fahmi, Zul (2025) - However, not many studies analyze tourist behavior from the perspective of the culture in tourist destinations (Lai, Zhang, Zhang, Tseng, & Shiau, 2021). This suggests that the attractiveness of tourist destinations can significantly increase tourists’ intention to revisit, reflecting loyalty to the destination (Nasir et al., 2020). Keywords: attractiveness; contact; destination; destination attractiveness; intention; journal; nguyen; research; revisit; revisit intention; risk; satisfaction; study; tourist; tourist satisfaction; value
• Local Content Agenda: The Role of Institution Theory on Policy and Practical Challenges in Local Procurement Practice by Mining Entities in Tanzania by Kambi, Baraka ; Kambi, Michael (2017) - Mining Supplies Hubs (Tanzania Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture)A & TPSF) 5. Unfavorable tax measures towards local manufacturing of equipment and supplies to mines Review Indirect taxes to make local supplies cheaper than imports (Ministry of Finance and Tax Authority) 6. This paper answer the question which asks, what are the challenges of local content in local procurement especially in major mining entities in Tanzania? Keywords: content; government; mines; mining; policy; procurement; sector; services; supplies; tanzania; value

• Evaluating the Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Automation of the Banking Services Industry: Evidence from Jordan by Ali, Mohammad Sami ; Swiety, Issa Ahmad ; Mansour, Maan Hussein (2022) - Consequently, from the perspective of clients, the study revealed that the use of AI based banking services contributes in creating convenience, and enhancing their trust Humanities and Social Sciences Letters, 2022, 10(3): 383-393 392 © 2022 Conscientia Beam. In other words, although Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proven itself as an effective agent in the digital transformation of banking industries; the review of literature shows an absence of empirical research efforts in studying and evaluating the impact that AI has had in the digital transformation of banking services industry. Keywords: banking; banking services; banks; clients; data; employees; enhancement; financial; industry; intelligence; services
• Enhancing estate governance through blockchain: An analysis of transparency, efficiency and security in estate management by Khairi, Khairil Faizal ; Laili, Nur Hidayah ; Al-Zaqeba, Murad Ali Ahmad (2024) - The uses of SmartPLS4 in this study provide a deeper understanding of the potential transformative impact of blockchain technology in this domain by enabling a more nuanced and detailed exploration of the relationships between blockchain governance, estate governance and estate management outcomes within the particular context of frozen estate management. This paper investigates frozen estate management in Malaysia and the vital connections between blockchain governance, estate governance and estate management. Keywords: administration; assets; blockchain; blockchain governance; blockchain technology; data; efficiency; estate; estate governance; estate management; malaysia; research; security; study; technology; transactions; transparency
• Forensic accounting services and ethical financial practice in Nepalese organizations by Niroula, Arjun Kumar ; Duraipandi, Oyyappan ; Ojha, Sateesh Kumar ; Lama, Padam Bahadur ; Pant, Ganesh Datt (2025) - The predictor variables are litigation support services, forensic data analysis, and ethical awareness, while the outcome variable of the study is ethical financial practices. The findings revealed a positive association between litigation support services and ethical financial practices (r = 0.501, p < 0.05). Keywords: accounting; analysis; awareness; data; data analysis; fraud; litigation; practices; regression; research; services; study; support
• Digital transformation, income diversification, and bank stability: Evidence from an emerging economy by Bui, Huy Trung ; Duong, Linh Anh ; Le, Minh Thuy ; Nguyen, Hoang Mai ; Bui, Khanh Linh (2025) - These findings highlight the importance of aligning digital transformation with income diversification to strengthen bank stability. Contribution/Originality: This study introduces a novel text-mining method to measure digital transformation and empirically explores the moderating role of income diversification in its effect on bank stability. Keywords: banking; banks; data; diversification; fintech; income; interest; journal; risk; score; stability; study; transformation
• Kambang Putih Revitalization: Paving the Way towards Indonesias Global Maritime Fulcrum by Khotimah, Siti ; Bawanto, Vowas Gamar ; Al Bonadi, Gigich Ilmy ; MA, Mimi Savitri (2017) - The existence of Kambang Putih Port in Tuban area is proved by the discovery of Kambang Putih Inscription in Tuban area in year 1015 which explains about reparation of Kambang Putih harbor during Airlangga Kingdom period. Thus, the topic of discussion in this research is to revitalize the value of Kambang Putih Port area and used to know the right strategic step in the development of the region. Keywords: area; concept; data; fishermen; kambang; kambang putih; karangsari; maritime; port; putih; research; tuban
• Investigating the Possibility of Changing the Saudi Arabian Riyal Exchange Rate Regime by Althibani, Dimah ; Akeel, Hatem ; Atef, Momen (2020) - Accepted: 27 January 2020 Published: 3 March 2020 Keywords Exchange rate regimes Real effective exchange rate Currency peg Saudi Arabian riyal Crude oil revenue Vision 2030 Currency basket This study examined the determinants of the Saudi riyal real effective exchange rate (REER) and the possibility of changing Saudi Arabia‘s exchange rate regime from pegged to floating. This study contributes the determinants of the Saudi riyal real effective exchange rate and the possibility of changing Saudi Arabia‘s exchange rate regime to the existing literature. Keywords: arabia; arabia‘s; currency; data; exchange; oil; rate; regime; regression; riyal; saudi; trade

• Predicting Job Satisfaction of Malaysian Mechanical Ventilation and Air Conditioning Maintenance Personnel in the Oil and Gas Sector by Mustafa, Mohd Syafiq Syazwan ; Zakaria, Anies Faziehan ; Che’Om, Siti Shaidatul Zarifah ; Yusop, Fatimah Mohamed; Yunus, Faizal Amin Nur ; Rahman, Mohammad Ashraf Abdul (2022) - Besides, job satisfaction studies are also concerned with the demographic profile such as gender, age, educational qualification, experience, marital status, and income significantly influence the job satisfaction among the employees. Due to the complex and challenging working environment, one of the important human resource issues highlighted is job satisfaction. Keywords: factors; gas; high; industry; job; job satisfaction; journal; level; maintenance; mean; mvac; oil; satisfaction; study; work; years
• The influence of ethnic family and intercultural communication on women’s perceptions of higher education by Putri, Maulina Larasati; Suminar, Jenny Ratna ; Hadisiwi, Purwanti; Rachmawati, Tine Silvana (2024) - The results indicate a strong correlation between family communication and the attitudes of female offspring towards pursuing higher education. The relationship between family communication and the attitudes of female children towards pursuing higher education highlights the significant role that families play in encouraging their daughters to pursue higher education. Keywords: attitudes; children; communication; education; families; family; family communication; girls; level; parents; research; social; study; women
• Human capital spillovers and plant productivity in ASEAN: Evidence from the plant panel data by Rindimajangga, Muhammad Arditya (2024) - Figure 1 illustrates that the regional wage levels are not positively attributed to higher plant productivity. This study examines the presence of local human capital spillovers on plant productivity for manufacturing industries in three ASEAN countries. Keywords: capital; capital spillovers; effect; human; industries; level; nonproduction; nonproduction workers; number; plant; plant productivity; production; productivity; region; spillovers; study; tech; workers
• Deciphering millennial managers' fear of better options: A study on managerial decision-making in complex environments by Deogaonkar, Anant ; Vaidya, Rajesh ; Vichoray, Chandan ; Paralkar, Tejasvini ; Joshi, Rijuta (2024) - The leading practice of decision making in modern business systems. This study is a contribution to the human resource management field by understanding the effects of FOBO on millennial generation managers. Keywords: decision; fear; fobo; frame; high; level; low; making; managers; options; ref ref; study; technology; time
• Analyzing the Determinants of Achievements of Beneficiaries of Literacy Programs in Morocco: A Multilevel Analysis by Ibourk, Aomar (2015) - A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS Aomar Ibourk1 1Cadi Ayyad University, Marrakech, Morocco ABSTRACT This paper aims to assess the determinants of success of literacy programs in Morocco. The purpose of this work is to determine the different variables that explain the performance of the beneficiaries of literacy programs using hierarchical models. Keywords: beneficiaries; characteristics; level; literacy; program; recipients; score; total; trainers; variables
• Money Supply and Inflation Rate in Nigeria: The Missing Link by Smauel, Udo Emmanuel ; Udoh, Ben Etim ; Prince, Abner Ishaku ; Ifeanyi, Okoh, Johnson ; Ndu, Okolo Marvis (2019) - MONEY SUPPLY AND INFLATION RATE IN NIGERIA: May 2019 Accepted: 24 June 2019 Published: 22 August 2019 Keywords Money supply Inflation Granger causality Cointegration VECM Monetary policy rate Conventionally and theoretically increase in money supply according to the quantity theory of money triggers a high inflation rate in developed and emerging economies. Keywords: causality; cause; granger; inflation; level; money; money supply; nigeria; rate; supply

• Service Quality and Brand Loyalty in the Schooling Industry of Pakistan by Shoukat, Ayesha ; Rizwan, Muhammad ; Iqbal, Muhammad Zaid (2020) - Brand loyalty is achievable by a time consuming construction of benefit based relationship between user and provider and high service satisfaction, high switching cost and low attractiveness of alternatives all affect the relationship of brand loyalty. The objective of the proposed research is to descriptively understand the constituents of brand loyalty in the private schools industry and to measure the various factors which may construct or diminish student retention and also to uncover low brand loyalty as the consequence of high attractiveness of alternatives which may be playing a role on the exponential intensification of competition in the industry. Keywords: alternatives; attractiveness; brand; brand loyalty; brand trust; cost; industry; research; satisfaction; service; switching

• Stay in a Career? Personal Growth Initiative, Career Commitment, Calling among Millennials by Yuliawati, Livia ; Teonata, Amanda (2022) - Thus, the present study is interested to explore the role of one’s initiative for personal growth on career commitment and career calling. The uniqueness of the present study also lies in its comparison of two models to examine the interplay between personal growth initiative, career calling, and career commitment. Keywords: calling; career; career calling; career commitment; commitment; duffy; growth; initiative; journal; living; millennials; work
• Work from home practices and employment relations during COVID-19 movement control order in Malaysia by Ibrahim, Dzurizah ; Atang, Colonius ; Saibeh, Badariah; Mabaloh, Kamsiah (2023) - Contribution/Originality: This study is the first that has investigated the effect of WFH practices on the nature of employment relations during the COVID-19 MCO in Malaysia. According to William and Adam-Smith (2010), employment relations is concerned with understanding work and employment relationship and has a particular focus on the relationship between employers and their employees. Keywords: covid-19; employees; employment; home; mco; relations; respondents; wfh; work; working
• Allocation of time and subjective well-being of female farmers in Songan village, Bali, Indonesia by Suwena, Kadek Rai ; Budhi, Made Kembar Sri ; Saskara, Ida Ayu Nyoman; Yasa, I G W Murjana (2023) - Women farmers play an extremely strategic role in increasing farm productivity and have the potential to increase income and food security for the benefit of rural farming households (Elizabeth, 2008). Women farmers play a significant role in the agricultural system, particularly in the areas of management, crop fertilization, and product marketing (Hasanah, 2021). Keywords: activities; family; farmers; female; gender; income; role; songan; time; village; women; work
• Is Working from Home Good for Work-Life Balance, Stress, and Productivity, or does it Cause Problems? by Wolor, Christian Wiradendi ; Nurkhin, Ahmad ; Citriadin, Yudin (2021) - Basically, employee work productivity is the result of a series of behaviors that are carried out by employees in work situations (Hartini, Fakhrorazi, & Islam, 2019) and determine viability and profitability for the organization (Islam, Osman, Othman, & Raihan, 2019; Van Nguyen, Doan, Nu, Quoc, & Quynh, 2021). Therefore, it can be said that the application of working from home is good for work-life balance and stress management, but this topic will be a focus for organizations because it does not affect employee work productivity. Keywords: balance; employees; home; journal; life; productivity; research; stress; study; work; work productivity; working

• Factors Influencing Audit Quality of Banking Business Sector in Indonesia by Handoyo, Sigit ; Putri, Ayu Septiana (2022) - This study is a quantitative study that aimed to analyze the effect of audit tenure, time budget pressure, firm size, and auditor specialization on audit quality. Earnings surprise benchmark was used as a measure of audit quality in this study with logistic regression analysis method as the analysis method. Keywords: accounting; audit quality; audit tenure; auditor; budget; client; companies; company; effect; journal; pressure; research; results; size; specialization; study; time
• Servant leadership and employee innovative behavior: Understanding the influence of inequality reduction within high-power distance cultures by Qawasmeh, Rasha ; Helalat, Abdullah ; Sharari, Hakem ; Al Ali, Asaad ; Mahrakani, Nihaiah (2025) - Servant leadership and employee innovative behavior: Understanding the influence of inequality reduction within high-power distance cultures Rasha Qawasmeh1+ Abdullah Helalat2 Hakem Sharari3 Asaad Al Ali4 Nihaiah Mahrakani5 1,3,4Department of Business Administration, Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Amman, Jordan. This study investigates the role of servant leadership in a high-power culture to minimize organizational inequalities and enhance employee innovative behaviors. Keywords: behavior; culture; distance; effect; eib; employees; inequalities; innovation; leadership; power; reduction; research; sdg; servant; study
• Beyond similarity: Exploring cognitive bias and decision complexity in multi-alternative choice tasks by Habsa, Samseer Rasak ; Vasudevan, Asokan ; Mohammad, Suleiman Ibrahim Shelash ; Parahakaran, Suma ; Prasad, Rabindra Dev Prasad (2025) - Beyond similarity: Exploring cognitive bias and decision complexity in multi-alternative choice tasks Samseer Rasak Habsa1+ Asokan Vasudevan2 Suleiman Ibrahim Shelash Mohammad3 Suma Parahakaran4 Rabindra Dev Prasad Prasad5 1Department of Social Work, Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, India. 1Email: samseer@srcas.ac.in 2Faculty of Business and Communications, INTI International University, Persiaran Perdana BBN Putra Nilai, 71800 Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. Using a series of experiments grounded in established theoretical frameworks, the study explores how decision complexity and cognitive load affect the manifestation of the similarity effect. Keywords: choice; complexity; decision; effect; individuals; making; options; participants; similarity; study; uncertainty
• Factors Affecting Joint Stock Price Index (CSPI) and the Impact of Foreign Capital Investment (PMA) Period 2009 to 2016 by Salim, M Noor ; Hariandja, Nancy Megawati (2018) - Bank Indonesia Rate Rate has an Effect on Foreign Investment (PMA) Inflation Rate Affects Foreign Investment (PMA) Keywords: effect; exchange; exchange rate; ihsg; index; inflation; investment; pma; price index; rate; stock; stock price
• An Experimental Economic Study of Loss Aversion in Stock Trading Decisions by Aramrueng, Thanchanok ; Tangtammaruk, Peera (2021) - How reference points create disposition effects. There are a number of international papers that attempt to apply this behavioral economic principle to study individual trading decisions and disposition effect, such as Weber & Camerer (1998); Brown & Kagel (2009) and Hermann, Muÿhoff, & Rau (2017). Keywords: disposition; disposition effect; effect; news; period; price; shares; stock; subjects; trading

• Factors implanted in the successful implementation of forensic accounting: An empirical study on academicians and practitioners by Alsheikh, Awatif Hodaed ; Alsheikh, Warda Hodaed ; Kareem, Haitham Mohsin (2023) - Forensic experience is one complement factor of forensic accounting practice * Successful implementation of forensic accounting 16. Factors implanted in the successful implementation of forensic accounting: Keywords: accountants; accounting; education; factors; forensic; implementation; information; practices; technology; training
• Investigating factors influencing the continuity of financial technology usage: The case of Indonesia by Wijaya, Henryanto ; Firdausy, Carunia Mulya ; Widjaja, Indra ; Cahyadi, Hadi (2025) - Factors that drive the continuity of fintech usage are perceived benefit, perceived risk, perceived ease of use, and perceived usefulness with fintech usage adoption as a mediating variable. Additionally, fintech usage adoption positively and significantly influences the continuity of fintech usage. Keywords: adoption; benefit; continuity; ease; fintech adoption; fintech services; fintech usage; intention; journal; research; risk; study; technology; usage adoption; usage continuity; use; usefulness; users
• Marketing Communications in 21st Century: Trends & Strategies by Intezar, Mohammad Tariq (2017) - Increase in Mergers and Acquisitions of Marketing communication Companies There is large number of incidents of consolidations happening among media and advertising companies, these phenomenon agencies to consolidate their local presence. MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS IN 21ST CENTURY: TRENDS & STRATEGIES Mohammad Tariq Intezar1 1Assistant Professor ,College of Business Administration-Hotat ,Prince Sattam bin Abdul Aziz University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ABSTRACT Article History Received: 5 December 2016 Revised: 19 January 2017 Accepted: 22 February 2017 Published: 13 March 2017 Keywords Communication Marketing communication Communication system Twenty first century Technology Trends. Keywords: advertising; century; change; communication; internet; marketing; marketing communication; media; message; technology
• XBRL Adoption: An Examination on the Malaysian Business Reporting System (MBRS) by Ilias, Azleen ; Ghani, Erlane K ; Baidi, Nasrudin ; Rahman, Rahida Abdul (2020) - The perception of XBRL technology in the Jordanian context: An exploratory study. Finally, the factors influencing MBRS adoption among the practitioners will be examined. Keywords: factors; information; intention; journal; malaysia; mbrs; practitioners; readiness; reporting; respondents; study; technology; use; xbrl

• Patterns of Social Media Usage among Malaysians During the Covid-19 Pandemic by Meri, Aisah ; Ahmad, Syahruddin Awang; Yusoff, Sitinurbayu Mohd ; Zakaria, Noor Syakirah ; Sarjono, Fauzie ; Maraining, Amrullah ; Baco, Zainuddin (2022) - Contribution/Originality: This study investigated the patterns of social media usage among Malaysians based on uses and gratifications (U&G) theory. The rate of social media usage in Malaysia, for instance, showed a 93% increase, with Malaysians averaging between five and 12 hours daily of internet usage (Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, 2020). Keywords: audiences; covid-19; gratifications; information; media; needs; pandemic; usage
• Digital management accounting capability and its consequences: Evidence from Thai listed firms by Nakrong, Priyakorn ; Phornlaphatrachakorn, Kornchai ; Phosrichan, Nittaya ; Ditkaew, Kanthana (2025) - While production-oriented accounting may not significantly impact strategic goals, management accounting information plays a crucial role in enhancing product design processes, positively influencing decision-making during research, analysis, and design stages (Jaleel, 2023). Utilizing accounting management information consistently positions companies ahead of competitors, contributing significantly to outstanding goal achievement (Marpaung et al., 2022). Keywords: accounting; accounting information; achievement; advantage; capability; credibility; decision; excellence; goal; information; making; management accounting; orientation; research; success

• Socio-demographic parameters of drug addiction in the southern cross river, Nigeria by Eneji, Rosemary Ine; Odey, Stephen Adi ; Asuquo, Ekanem Mbuk; Ekene, Odinka Godfrey (2024) - Socio-demographic parameters of drug addiction in the southern cross river, Nigeria Rosemary Ine Eneji1+ Stephen Adi Odey2 Ekanem Mbuk Asuquo3 Odinka Godfrey Ekene4 1,2,3,4Department of Sociology, University of Calabar, Nigeria. Drug addiction has become a serious public health challenge in Nigeria today, and there is an urgent need to address this problem. Keywords: abuse; addiction; drug; education; nigeria; people; respondents; study; substance; use
• Nigerian Pidgin in a Multicutural Nation: Challenges, Reflections and Realities by Njemanze, Queen Ugochi (2014) - For instance, apart from English, other languages recognized in Adamawa State in Nigeria are Hausa and Fulfulde. Thus pidgins are not wrong versions of other languages but rather a new language. Keywords: contact; diversity; english; groups; language; multiculturalism; multilingualism; nigeria; nigp; people; pidgin; use
• The Politics of Fear in the US Political Discourse about Migration: An Argument- Based Approach by Khalifa, Taher Ben (2018) - Here, the feature (+ logical) of the produced argument should be questioned to see how fear argument is rationally used to deceive and mislead for the sake of reaching such ends. This makes the relation between fear argument and practical reasoning as a framework of argumentation analysis and evaluation under focus in the following section. Keywords: argument; fear; fear appeal; obama; people; policies; public; reasoning; refugees; use; values; world
• The Enlivenment of Public Opinion in the New Era: Exploring the Power of Social Media on Political Consciousness in Saudi Arabia by Alsubaie, Abdulrhman ; Lyndon, Novel ; Salman, Ali ; Hoe, Kwok Chin (2021) - The research surveyed 400 Saudis who use social media in order to discover likely relationships between degree of expression, political consciousness, amount of social media use, apparent attitude climate, government censorship and purposes for using social media. Contribution/Originality: This is one of the few studies that have investigated the power of social media on political consciousness in Saudi Arabia when viewed from relationships between the degree of expression, political consciousness, and amount of social media use. Keywords: arabia; censorship; consciousness; degree; expression; government; media; opinion; saudi; use

• Affective Humanism: Towards an Ontology for Accountability in Local Government Administration in Nigeria by Etim, Francis (2015) - One may wonder why I choose to reflect on Local Government administration among other Nigerian public institutions. Takaya giving reasons besetting Local Government administration in Nigeria opines: Keywords: accountability; administration; government; government administration; grassroot; humanism; lack; nigeria
• Assessment of Internal Revenue Generation Techniques of Public Secondary School Managers in Cross River State, Nigeria by Odigwe, Francisca N (2020) - Alternative sources of financing secondary school education in the rural counties of Kenya: A case study of Kisii County, Kenya. Contribution/Originality: This study used a new estimation approach to assess the techniques adopted by educational managers in generating funds internally for secondary schools. Keywords: education; finance; funding; igr; journal; managers; nigeria; principals; revenue; school; study; total

• Effect of the electoral system on women's representation: Evidence from national elections of Nepal by Shrestha, Amrit Kumar ; Mishra, Indira Achary (2024) - The study reveals that the use of the first-past-the-post (FPTP) electoral system in the initial six elections resulted in limited success for women candidates. Contrarily, practices of local elections in the USA show that women candidates are more likely to be nominated when the gatekeeper—the local party president—is a woman rather than a man (Cheng & Tavits, 2011). Keywords: candidates; commission; election; fptp; gender; members; nepal; representation; respondents; system; women
• Flooding in IMO State Nigeria: The Socio-Economic Implication for Sustainable Development by Pat N, Duru ; Christian N, Chibo (2014) - Other measures to control flooding in the area include not building on flood prone areas with 51 respondents or 10.5 percent of the sample population, improving drainage efficiency with 40 respondents or some 8.3 percent of the population etc as shown in Table 8. Government should discourage further development in flood prone areas. Keywords: area; flooding; imo; locations; percent; respondents; state; study; table; water
• Feminist Perspective of HIV and AIDS: Cases from the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal by Karki, Tej Bahadur (2015) - Similarly, WHO & UNAIDS (1999) and Audrey and Pettifora (2004) also reported that more than three-quarters of the young women often face physical and sexual violence from their husband, family members, teachers, partners and employers as a result unwanted pregnancies, Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) and HIV \ AIDS were rampant. The main objective of this study is to identify the risk of HIV transmission among the women or girls from the feminist perspective. Keywords: aids; association; gender; hiv; nepal; respondents; risk; social; women
• Spatial Variability in the Distribution of Migrants and Indigenous Labour Force among Oil Companies in Ogba/Ndoni/Egbema Local Government Area of Rivers State by F. I, Okpiliya; C, Osah ; Ikechi, Okwakpam; A, Ekong (2016) - Data on the demographic characteristic of labour migrants, origin of migrants, employment structures of the oil companies, spatial variability in the distribution of migrants among oil companies in the area, as well as or migration as well as data on the impact of labour migrants on land rent in the area were obtained from primary source i.e. the residents of the area through the use of a structured questionnaire. Workforce Categorization Workforce No. of indigenes % Migrants % Total Direct labour 300 32% - - 300 Semi-skilled 400 42 849 60 1249 Skilled 243 36 566 40 812 Total 943 100 1415 100 2358 Source: Author‟s Field Work, 2015 Keywords: area; companies; indigenes; labour; migrants; migration; oil; oil companies; population; respondents; study; total
• Public Procurement in the Health Services: Application, Compliance and Challenges by Adusei, Charles (2018) - This study contributes to the existing literature on public procurement in the health services by focusing on the social and moral connotations in public procurement by public official's actions and inactions on the citizenry welfare. Uyarra and Flanagan (2010) indicated that public procurement is the acquisition of goods and services by government or public sector organizations. Keywords: act; application; government; hospital; oda; ppa; procurement; procurement act; procurement manager; respondents; study; view

• A study: Semi-confirmatory factor analysis and reliability of the symptom assessment-45 questionnaire in Peruvian population by Vallejos-Flores, Miguel ; Caycho-Caja, Aaron ; Capa-Luque, Walter ; Santamaria, Alexandra Chavez ; Reyes-Baca, Gino ; Hernandez-Vasquez, Ronald (2023) - Within their conclusions, Holgado et al. (2019) note that the studies by Maruish et al. (1998) and Sandín et al. (2008) were conducted with clinical samples, so they prefer to give support to their version since it was conducted with population with no previous psychopathological diagnoses. It is also mentioned that the obsession-compulsion dimension kept its factorial structure, and despite having only three items, it obtained acceptable internal consistency values (α =.71; αord =.77; Ω =72) very similar to the version of Sandín et al. (2008) and Holgado et al. (2019) although slightly lower than the coefficient obtained by Alvarado et al. (2012) (α =.81). Keywords: analysis; anxiety; et al; factor; items; sa-45; sample; sandín; study; validity; version
• Parliamentary oversight between institutional activation and political utilization: A bibliometric and systematic literature review by Alazemi, Jarrah Eissa Hashash Falah Ayed ; Alias, Muhammad Nazir ; Omar, Anwar Fakhri (2025) - Parliamentary oversight between institutional activation and political utilization: A bibliometric and systematic literature review Jarrah Eissa Hashash Falah Ayed Alazemi1+ Muhammad Nazir Alias2 Anwar Fakhri Omar3 1,2,3Research Centre of Shari'a, Faculty of Islamic Studies, The National University of Malaysia, Malaysia. This analysis explores global research on parliamentary oversight published between 2019 and 2024, employing a dual-method approach that combines bibliometric analysis with a systematic literature review (SLR) under the PRISMA framework. Keywords: analysis; governance; keyword; oversight; parliamentary; research; review; studies; study; theory; tools

• Agile Leadership and Divorce Education: Study on Womens Perception by Adnan, Andi Astinah ; Rauf, Rabihatun Idris ; Agustang, Andi ; Ahmad, Jamaluddin (2020) - 31 July 2020 Published: 21 August 2020 Keywords Cause of divorce Economic factors Divorce education Women's perception Agility Leadership. The goal of divorce education is to avoid an increase in the number of divorce lawsuits. Keywords: agility; children; dimension; divorce; education; husband; leadership; wife
• Higher Education Leadership Competency Framework in Malaysia: A Refinement by Jais, Ismie Roha Mohamed ; Yahaya, Nordin ; Ghani, Erlane K (2020) - Higher education leadership competencies: Quantitatively refining a qualitative model. Higher education leadership competency framework. Keywords: akept; competency; education; education leadership; framework; issue; journal; leadership; leadership competency; malaysia; needs; new

• Determinants of international financial reporting standards adoption at commercial banks: Evidence from an emerging country by Phuong, Nguyen Minh ; Phan, Anh ; Trang, La Thi Thu (2025) - This gap in the literature underscores the necessity for a comprehensive investigation into the determinants affecting IFRS adoption by commercial banks in Vietnam to inform policy, regulatory frameworks, and strategic decision-making (Anh, 2002). Commercial banks are largely overlooked in the existing body of research, particularly regarding their readiness and the specific challenges they face in transitioning to these international standards despite the growing importance of IFRS adoption. Keywords: accounting; adoption; banks; commercial; ifrs; joint; reporting; research; size; standards; stock; study; variables; vietnam

• The role of government connectivity in fostering innovation activities at small and medium-sized enterprises in Vietnam by Nguyen, Hau Trung ; Nguyen, Thu Ha ; Dang, Thuy T; Nguyen, Trung Duc (2025) - Each question group’s answers were then synthesized and examined in depth to determine the existence of a relationship between government connections and SME innovation, the types of innovation spurred by government contracts, the benefits and obstacles faced in pursuing and executing such contracts, and SMEs’ ambitions regarding government contract opportunities. Additionally, it looks at the challenges, opportinities, and strategies that SMEs face in securing government contracts which are often vital for their growth. Keywords: activities; connections; contracts; enterprises; government; government contracts; innovation; relationships; research; respondent; smes; study; vietnam

• Analysis of factors influencing the family education of rural migrants’ children in Dongguan, China by Guo, Huiqiao ; Drani, Syazwani (2025) - Based on the actual needs of families with migrant children, social workers take the initiative to connect with schools, communities, and governmental organizations to establish a cooperation network, implementing targeted intervention strategies, improving the quality of family education for rural migrant children, and promoting their healthy development. Given the evolving needs for family education, it is imperative to assess the current state of family education among rural migrant children, identify the factors affecting their family education, and devise more customized family education guidance services. Keywords: children; china; education; families; family; family education; migrants; parents; study; table; total; workers
• Ndebele Kinship Structures: A Solid Base for Conflict Management, Peace and Security in Our Communities by Sibanda, Faith ; Ndlovu, Lindiwe ; Lntern, Beatrice (2014) - Very little can be done without involving them and in most cases they are called upon to come and solve internal family conflicts. If that is the case, and if African peoples are endowed with this gene of cultural respect and moral obligation to treat women and mothers well, it is possible to solve a number of conflict situations that we are experiencing as a continent. Keywords: conflict; culture; family; kinship; mother; ndebele; peace; people; respect; societies

• Evaluation of the characteristics of children with autism spectrum disorder in Vietnam by Nguyen, Anh Thi Tram ; Tran, Hau Thi Phong (2023) - ASD scores were obtained using a Vietnamese translation of the CARS scale. In Vietnam, the research has indicated that among children, the prevalence of severe ASD is much greater than that of mild-to-moderate ASD. Keywords: asd; autism; autism spectrum; cars; children; disorders; journal; research; spectrum
• The influence of the low birthrate on Taiwan’s preschool enrollment and strategies implemented to cope with this influence by Hsu, Meng-Chin; Chiang, Yu-Ming ; Shih, Yi-Huang ; Juan, Chen-Ya ; Liu, Yi-Yi (2025) - Research Tools This study conducted a survey among Taiwanese preschool teachers by using the self-developed impact of Taiwan’s declining birthrate on preschools questionnaire with the Coping Orientation to Problems Experienced (COPE) scale. The problem of Yang (2019) low birthrate has far-reaching consequences. Keywords: agree; birthrate; children; education; enrollment; fertility; influence; low; parents; percentage; population; preschools; study; table; taiwan
• Children, Morality and Abusive Words: The Ghanaian Perspectives by Anderson Jnr, George (2015) - Abusive Words: Their Sources and Children’s Ethical/Moral Understanding Every good and bad behaviour has its source. However, one may want to understand the where and why children use abusive words as part of their choice of diction. Keywords: akan; children; ghana; morality; people; society; words
• Female Employment and Fertility Decisions; Is there an Implication for Household Consumption in South-West Nigeria? by Omodadepo, ADEBIYI Oyeyemi ; Akanni, OLOMOLA Philip (2016) - ADEBIYI Oyeyemi Omodadepo1† --- OLOMOLA Philip Akanni2 1Department of Economics Accounting and Finance, College of Management Sciences, Bells University of Technology, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria 2Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria ABSTRACT This study examined the impact of female employment and fertility decisions on household consumption in a working life cycle of South-West Nigeria. The result showed that household consumption is caused by fertility decision, female employment, income and female education. Keywords: children; consumption; employment; female; fertility; household; income; labour; women
• The Challenge of Managing Children with Autism from Fathers’ Perspectives by Suhaimi, Awatif Hannan ; Mohamed, Suziyani ; Satari, Nor Atiqah ; Bakar, Kamariah Abu ; Yunus, Faridah (2020) - THE CHALLENGE OF MANAGING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM FROM FATHERS’ PERSPECTIVES Awatif Hannan Suhaimi1 Suziyani Mohamed2+ Nor Atiqah Satari3 Kamariah Abu Bakar4 Faridah Yunus5 1,2,4,5Faculty of Education, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia. 3Faculty of Human Development, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris, Malaysia. (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: It is important to explore this issue, as the information regarding the challenges and experiences encountered by fathers in managing children with autism still requires much study. Keywords: autism; challenges; children; fathers; journal; parents; research; spectrum; studies; study

• Transforming juvenile behavior through reward and punishment approaches by Bakar, Noor Insyiraah Abu; Dawi, Amir Hasan ; Hashim, Abdul Talib Mohamed; Zalli, Mohd Muslim Md ; Suppian, Zahari (2023) - Contribution/Originality: This paper's primary contribution is to reveal how reward and punishment could be used to transform juvenile’s behavior in rehabilitation schools. When this group of teenagers commit delinquency and are caught, they will be put in rehabilitation school and will be known as juveniles. Keywords: behavior; humanities; journal; juveniles; process; punishment; rehabilitation; research; reward; school; study
• Factors affecting the choice of Rohto Vietnam company’s acnes product line by Tran, Hung Van ; Tran, Anh Viet (2024) - Understanding the factors that influence consumer decisions is essential for businesses to effectively target their marketing efforts and gain a competitive advantage. Additionally, psychological factors, including motivation, perception and learning also play a crucial role in influencing consumer decisions (Kotler & Keller, 2016). Keywords: acnes; behavior; brand; consumer; decision; factors; line; making; marketing; product; rohto; skincare; study; vietnam
• Sharia financing behavior: The role of regret aversion, sharia financial literacy, and gender by Mufidah, Ana ; Utami, Elok Sri ; Puspitasari, Novi ; Awwaliyah, Intan Nurul (2025) - This research explores and assesses the impact of regret aversion, gender, and Sharia financial literacy on Sharia financing behavior and explores the impact of education and social environment on Sharia financial literacy. The findings reveal that Sharia financial literacy, gender, and regret aversion significantly influence Sharia financing behavior. Keywords: aversion; behavior; education; finance; financial; financing; gender; journal; literacy; regret; research; sharia; sharia financing

• Youth Participation in Developmental Policies Process Making in Jordan by Al-Attar, Sameer Hussien; Alzyoud, Ismail Mohammad (2022) - This study aimed to analyze youth participation in the process of developmental policymaking from the perspective of the concerned directors of the Jordanian Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation (MoPIC) in terms of importance and implementation. The study concluded that youth participation in developmental policy-making was considered to be crucial and essential for achieving development in Jordan. Keywords: jordan; making; participation; people; planning; policies; process; study; young; youth; youth participation
• Religiosity, Paranormal Beliefs, and Psychopathological Symptoms in Two Ethnic Samples by Ilori, Oluyemi Stephen ; Adebayo, Sulaiman Olanrewaju ; Ogunleye, Adedeji Julius (2014) - Paranormal beliefs, religious beliefs and personality correlations. It was concluded that paranormal beliefs partially influence psychopathology but religious beliefs do not have any influence on psychopathology in this study. Keywords: beliefs; paranormal; people; personality; psychopathology; religion; religiosity; scale; study; symptoms

• Unlocking homeownership: Key factors driving adult consumers' house purchase intentions in China by Yang, Zhou ; Shiyu, Yang ; Krishnan, Vijayaletchumy (2025) - Generational differences in behavioral factors affecting real estate purchase intention. Housing purchase intention of the floating population under the home purchase restriction policy in China. Keywords: attitude; china; consumers; control; estate; et al; factors; home; house; housing; intention; location; market; purchase; purchase intention; study

• The determinants of remittances: An investigation from legal perspectives by Thang, Le Ngoc ; Anh, Pham Thi Hoang (2025) - The second difference in financial behavior comes from the hometown of migrants and overseas workers from the North to the South of Vietnam; overseas workers seemed to send more money to those they left behind while migrants from the South were found to send more remittances than the Northern people. Lastly, language proficiency might have a positive impact on remittance amount for both migrants and immigrant workers. Keywords: countries; determinants; home; income; language; migrants; money; remittances; vietnam; vietnamese; workers

• Chinese English Lecturers’ Self-Identification as Researchers by Peng, Wangxin ; Nair, Subadrah Madhawa ; Wider, Walton (2022) - The study is one of the first to obtain large-scale cross-sectional quantitative data of Chinese English lecturers’ self-identification as researchers and examine the effects of demographic factors on their self-identification as researchers. Second, Chinese English lecturers are reported to have a low level of research engagement and output (Bai & Hudson, 2011; Peng, 2019; Wang & Han, 2011) and therefore insights yielded in their case can offer references for lecturers with similar low research output around the world. Keywords: chinese; difference; english; english lecturers; identification; identity; lecturers; mean; researchers; self; teaching

• Interactive Analysis of Demographic Variables and Occupational Stress on University Lecturers’ Job Performance by Aduma, Peter Owogoga ; Owan, Valentine Joseph ; Akah, Levi Udochukwu ; Alawa, David Adie ; Apie, Martina Ayibeya ; Ogabor, Joseph Odey ; Olofu, Martin Afen ; Unimna, Fidelis Abunimye ; Ebuara, Victor Obule; Essien, Essien Ekpenyong; Essien, Cecilia Kori (2022) - Having established the possible relationship between job stress and performance, a question that tends to cross one’s mind is - what could be responsible for the variant relationship between stress and performance? The influence of sex, marital status, and tenure of service on job stress, and job satisfaction of health workers in a Nigerian federal health institution. Keywords: average; gender; job performance; journal; lecturers; levels; low; status; stress; stress level; study; total; universities

• The role of organisational culture in conflict management among university stakeholders by Omodan, Bunmi Isaiah (2023) - Organisational culture is a critical factor that can impact university conflict management practices. However, further research is needed to explore how different types of organisational culture impact conflict management practices in universities and how universities can promote a culture that supports effective conflict resolution. Keywords: conflict; conflict management; conflict resolution; culture; inclusivity; practices; research; resources; respect; stakeholders; study; universities; university

• The Impact of Social Knowledge on the Efficiency of the Financial Markets: A Case Study on the Erbil Stock Exchange by Nanakali, Susan Omer Othman ; Agha, Dilshad Aziz ; Othman, Mustafa Farooq (2021) - Tel: +9647504482914 (+ Corresponding author) ABSTRACT Article History Received: 31 May 2021 Revised: 6 September 2021 Accepted: 13 October 2021 Published: 7 December 2021 Keywords Social knowledge Financial market Religion Culture Economic awareness Market liquidity. This study was designed to investigate the factors that can have an impact on the efficiency of financial markets, and the Erbil Stock Exchange was chosen as a case study. Keywords: association; awareness; culture; efficiency; financial; investors; knowledge; market; number; religion; stock; stock market

• The Liability of Foreignness in Early-Stage Corporate Venture Capital Investment by Kang, Shinhyung ; Kumar, Shalendra S; Ku , Bonwoo (2021) - Towards understanding who makes corporate venture capital investments and why. However, investing firms suffer from the liability of foreignness (LOF) to a greater extent in the case of CVC investments in early-stage ventures. Keywords: capital; cvc; firm; foreignness; investment; liability; non; parent; risk; stage; u.s; unit; ventures

• Financial literacy, self-control, self-esteem, and credit card utilization by Hadianto, Bram ; Herlina, Herlina ; Mariana, Ana ; Tjahyadi, Rully Arlan ; Tjun, Lauw Tjun (2023) - Besides, internal and external marketing is needed to attract female employees working at similar banks or other banks that cannot issue credit cards. The utilization of credit cards by individuals includes not only the acquisition of goods, payment for services, and cash withdrawals in advance but also encompasses the many methods of billing payments, whether in their entirety or thorough installment plans. Keywords: bank; card; ccu; control; credit; credit card; esteem; et al; journal; literacy; research; self; study; utilization

• Development of a Training Course: A Needs Assessment Approach to Enhance the Facilitator Technique for Thai Community Enterprises by Chuenchaikit, Tidarat ; Kiddee, Krissana ; Ratanaolarn, Thanin (2022) - The findings present new knowledge on facilitator techniques, which community enterprise members can use to develop an economic system of the community self-sufficiency. Contribution/Originality: This study contributed to extending the ability of community enterprise members to become professional facilitators. Keywords: assessment; community; community enterprises; enterprises; facilitator; needs; situation; skills

• An Analysis of Corporate Governance in the Banking Sector of Zimbabwe by Chidoko, Clainos ; Mashavira, Nhamo (2014) -  Corporate Governance Board: Corporate governance board should make sure that: i. Banks practise a culture of good corporate governance on regular basis i. Deal with those who fail to comply to good corporate governance ii. All Rights Reserved 174 AN ANALYSIS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE BANKING SECTOR OF ZIMBABWE Clainos Chidoko1 --- Nhamo Mashavira2 1Faculty of Commerce, Great Zimbabwe University, Zimbabwe 2Faculty of Social Sciences, Great Zimbabwe University, Zimbabwe ABSTRACT The study looks at the effect of corporate governance issues in the banking sector of Zimbabwe. Keywords: banking; banks; board; governance; sector; zimbabwe
• Assets Pricing and Equity Duration Paradox by Rehan, Raja ; Chhapra, Imran Umer ; Zain, Ali (2019) - When banks can hedge their exposure to changes in interest rates by the matching of assets and liabilities, they are less affected by fluctuation in interest rate. When it comes to the US banks there was a negative impact by the change of interest rate or the fluctuation in interest rates on the stock returns of banks (Lynge and Zumwalt, 1980; Bae, 1990; Kwan, 1991; Dinenis and Staikouras, 1998; Czaja and Scholz, 2007). Keywords: banks; duration; interest; interest rate; journal; market; nonstationary; pakistan; panel; rate; returns; statistic; stock; test; unit

• Malay Cultural Identities: A Review by Idrus, Mohd Muzhafar ; Hashim, Ruzy Suliza ; M. M, Raihanah (2014) - A REVIEW Mohd Muzhafar Idrus1† --- Ruzy Suliza Hashim2 --- Raihanah, M. M.3 1Faculty of Major Language Studies, Universiti Sains Islam, Malaysia 2, 3School of Language Studies & Linguistics, Universiti Kebangsaan, Malaysia ABSTRACT This paper traverses readings on Malay cultural identities. It proposes to be a start to exploring what is distinctive and worthwhile about Malay cultural identities. Keywords: adat; identities; identity; islam; malay; malayness; malaysia; melayu; nep; press; singapore; university

• Added Value of Ijarah Tamwilia Service in Jordanian Islamic Bank (Case Study of Contract No: 2012/500) by Nazal, Abdullah Ibrahim (2017) - Taxes of customer contract no (2012/500) in 31/8/2016 Net taxes and fines Courage discount Last fines Last tax Tax amount Tax type 441.600 JD 0 57.600 JD 288 JD 96 JD And building tax 82.560 JD 0 5.760 JD 57.6 JD 19.20 JD Knowledge Tax 115.200 JD 0 0 86.400 JD 28.80 JD As the gap cause, customer loosing contract benefit it causes to cancel contract accounting data because of losing the contract Islamic rules. Keywords: bank; bettamleek; contract; customer; flat; ijarah; islamic

• Has Word of Mouth Advertising in Cyberspace Affected Iran's 2017 Presidential Elections? by Ahmadinejad, Bahareh ; Asli, Hadi Najafi (2018) - Political parties use marketing tools as part of electoral campaign activities (Parasuraman, 1997). Advertising agencies considered voters are as customer, Political parties as a company that attempt to attract customer to vote them. Keywords: advertising; election; marketing; mouth; parties; party; research; study; wom; word

• Assessing post-traumatic stress disorder among healthcare workers in COVID-19 hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by Le, Cong Minh ; Nguyen, Tuong Van ; Cao, Lieu Xuan ; Nguyen, Vu Hoang Anh (2024) - Pearson correlations and regression between coping strategies and PTSD symptoms of healthcare workers. These findings suggest a relatively minimal impact of PTSD symptoms on the coping strategies employed by healthcare workers in the study. Keywords: coping; covid-19; healthcare; month; ptsd; strategies; stress; symptoms; times; traumatic; workers

• The Brain Drain in Egypt and its Impact on Economic Growth by Mahmoud, Sally Mohamed Farid (2020) - Figure 5 shows 95% of Egyptian migrants go to Arab countries, while less than 5% go to Europe and North America. Figure 6 shows the ages of Egyptian migrants who go to Europe and North America compared to migrants who go to Arab countries. Keywords: capital; capmas; countries; drain; economic; egypt; migrants; migration; number; source; study

• Women’s empowerment index for handloom weavers in assam, India by Basumatary, Konita ; Devi, Mridula ; Basumatary, Sijousa ; Mwchahary, Sanswrang ; Basumatary, Iragdao Raja (2023) - Women empowerment index: Construction of a tool to measure rural women empowerment level in India. The seven domains are economic empowerment, household empowerment, participation in the political and social sphere, health, involvement in fertility-related decisions, media, and leisure time/time allocation. Keywords: average; domains; education; empowerment; empowerment index; handloom; index; individuals; score; study; weavers; weih; women
• An Assessment of the Perception of Christian Women of Family Planning Methods in Benue State by Anyebe, Ada ; Anyebe, Adam Adem (2014) - Their mean responses of 14.7299 and 19.0214 on the side-effects of natural and artificial methods of family planning shows that the side-effects of artificial family planning method is higher than the side- effects of natural family planning method. This study was therefore, undertaken to examine the perception of family planning methods by Christian women in Benue state. Keywords: benue; family planning; methods; pcw; planning methods; state; women

• Globalization and Environmental Issues: A New Framework for Security Analysis by Henry, Ufomba (2014) - The study of environmental security is quite extensive. Issues on environmental security have been compartmentalized by Buzan et al. (1998) to include: Disruption of ecosystems (climate change, deforestation, desertification, ozone layer depletion etc), energy problems (depletion of natural resources etc), population problems, food problems, economic problems and civil strife. Keywords: activities; buzan; environment; globalization; international; nations; security; state; threat; world

• The Manifestation of Physician's Nonverbal Communication towards Patient's Satisfaction by Sudirman, Indrianty ; Hamid, Nurdjanah ; Sidin, Indahwaty (2017) - However, it still remains unknown how the manifestation of nonverbal communication haptic should be carried out and required by patients based on individual preferences and demographics. The manifestations of nonverbal communication haptic, vocalic, and kinesics based on age characteristics are presented in the following table. Keywords: characteristics; communication; haptic; patient; vocalic; voice

• Effects of Teaching Methods on Basic Science Achievement and Spatial Ability of Basic Nine Boys and Girls in Kogi State, Nigeria by Audu, Thomas Aduojo (2018) - NIGERIA Thomas Aduojo Audu1 1Department of Science Education, Faculty of Education, Kogi State University, Anyigba, Nigeria ABSTRACT Article History Received: 13 September 2018 Revised: 16 October 2018 Accepted: 19 November 2018 Published: 12 December 2018 Keywords Gender Spatial abilities Basic science achievement Lecture Process-oriented strategies Hands-on experiences The study investigated the effects of process-oriented instructional strategies on the spatial abilities of basic science students in Kogi state. The results showed that no significant differences in basic science achievement between boys and girls taught by lecture method and those of process-oriented instructional strategies were found. Keywords: achievement; boys; girls; lecture; process; science; strategies

• Corporate Criminal Liability in the Collapse of Bank Century in Indonesia by Pujiyono; Riyanta, Sugeng (2020) - Several executive rules have been developed to facilitate the case management involving the subject of corporation law. Corporation law. Keywords: administrators; bank; bank century; case; century; corporation; crime; criminal; customers; indonesia; law; liability; responsibility; subject

• Consumption Demand for Tobacco Products in Thailand: A Case Study of Domestic Cigarettes, Imported Cigarettes and Pipe Tobacco by Nonthapot, Sakkarin ; Watchalaanun, Tanawat (2021) - This is presented in Table 1, which shows the change in the number of domestic cigarette consumers in 2017, which is the opposite to imported and hand-rolled cigarette consumers. 4. RESULTS Table 2 shows that the tobacco products manufactured domestically and the influence of the demand factors on the number of domestic cigarette consumers at each age range were clearly different. Keywords: age; cigarettes; consumers; demand; hand; number; price; tobacco

• Short-Run Dynamics between Trading Participants in Bursa Malaysia During QE and Post-QE Exit by Lau, Wee-Yeap ; Yip, Tien-Ming (2019) - This study is motivated to examine the trading behavior of market participants in the pre and post-QE exit, whether foreign institutional investors exert their influence on local market or local investors are more influential in local market. Subsequently, a study done by Huang and Shiu (2005) reveal that foreign institutional investors in Taiwan outperform than local individual and institutional investors. Keywords: institutional; investors; months; panel; post; purchase; retail; sale; trading; u.s

• The Relationship Between Bullying at Workplace with Psychological and Spiritual Well Being of Nurses by Golparvar, Mohsen ; Rafizadeh, Halleh (2014) - Bullying in hospital environments can be seen in different forms such as verbal bullying, physical bullying, and psychological bullying (Bandow Humanities and Social Sciences Letters 2014 Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. Results revealed that there is significant relationship between bullying (contempt and despising, angry and revengefulness, neglect, verbal persecution, threatening and unconventional work stress) with psychological well being and spiritual well being (personal, communal, environmental and transcendental). Keywords: bullying; components; nurses; questionnaire; workplace

• Problems of International Committed Partnership Cooperation: A Successful Case of Reconstruction Surgery in Japan for Laotian Child with Severe Facial Anomaly by M.D, Masaki Fujioka; M.D, Kenji Hayashida; M.D, Hiroto Saijo; M.D, Kiyoko Fukui; M.D, Satoko Ishiyama (2016) - 2,3,4,5Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, National Hospital Organization Nagasaki Medical Center, Nagasaki, Japan ABSTRACT Background: Various models of international medical aid have been proposed in many developing countries, including the donation of material, visited by surgical teams, and surgical outreach programs. Received: 29 September 2016/ Revised: 13 October 2016/ Accepted: 27 October 2016/ Published: 3 November 2016 Contribution/ Originality The paper's primary contribution is explaining the specific difficulty of international medical aid, and showing the way to improve variable problems of international health cooperation in this Committed Partnership system. Keywords: cooperation; japan; laotian; patient; surgery; volunteer

• The Story of Layli and Majnun and its Narrative Structure by Nabilu, Alireza (2013) - Descriptive propositions show balance of story and criminal propositions pay attention to the law and its breakage and study disruption of balance in story. Adjectival propositions study characters and criminal propositions pay attention to rule and breaking law. Keywords: narration; propositions; story

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