Older Ghanaian adults’ perceptions of physical activity: an exploratory, mixed methods study by Laura E. Balis, Godfred Sowatey, Kwame Ansong-Gyimah, Eunice Ofori, Samantha M. Harden

“…The aim of this exploratory study was to determine older Ghanaian adults’ perceptions of physical activity and asses fit and feasibility of adapting and delivering a physical activity program for this population. …”
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Polygynous marriage union among Ghanaian Christian women: Socio-demographic predictors by Abdul Rauf Alhassan

“…<h4>Results</h4> The prevalence of Ghanaian Christian women’s involvement in polygyny marriage union was 12.2%, the prevalence was higher (15.0%) among women of Anglican denomination, catholic denomination (13.9%), and the lowest (8.4%) prevalence recorded among those of Methodist denominations. …”
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Ghanaians’ Perceptions of the USA and UK as Tourism Destinations: A Within-Subjects Comparison by Andrew Lepp, Bright Owusu

“…Specifically, this study compared Ghanaians’ perceptions of the USA and UK as tourism destinations. …”
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Understanding physical activity among young Ghanaians aged 15–34 years by Phidelia Theresa Doegah, Acheampong Yaw Amoateng

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Ghanaian Parents’ Perspectives on Young Children’s Play Experiences during the Coronavirus Pandemic by Felicia Elinam Dzamesi, Naa Adjeley Suta Alakija Sekyi, Anienie Veldsman, Seidu Sofo

“…This study examined Ghanaian parents’ perspectives on how their children’s play experiences were influenced by the 2019 coronavirus pandemic. …”
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Carrying the War against COVID-19 into Ghanaian Communities: The Case of the Akan Community by Peter Arthur, Charles Ofosu Marfo, Elvis ResCue

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Media Usage Patterns of African Higher Education Students: A Ghanaian Perspective by Frank Senyo Loglo

“…The gap represents both a challenge and an opportunity for the expansion of digital teaching and learning formats in Ghanaian universities. Furthermore, the media usage patterns reveal significant leisure-seeking and recreational uses of media by students, emphasizing the pervasiveness and embeddedness of smartphones in academic contexts. …”
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A pilot study of the knowledge, awareness and perception of prostate cancer in Ghanaian women. by Ebenezer Wiafe, Kofi Boamah Mensah, Frasia Oosthuizen, Varsha Bangalee

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Bullying Victimization and Juvenile Delinquency in Ghanaian Schools: The Moderating Effect of Social Support by Ebenezer Duah

“…This study investigated the moderating effect of social support on the relationship between bullying victimization and juvenile delinquency in Ghanaian schools. Data for this research were drawn from the 2012 Global School-Based Student Health Survey. …”
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Breaking the Ethnic Barrier in Mark 7:24-30: Implication for the Ghanaian Context by Alice Matilda Nsiah

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Channels for Financial and Non-financial Remittances from the Ghanaian Diaspora toward Development by Amanda Coffie

“…Thus, the Ghanaian diaspora’s engagement reflects a participatory approach that has received limited State recognition but is appreciated and encouraged by recipients within Ghanaian communities. …”
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Circulating trans fatty acids are associated with prostate cancer in Ghanaian and American men by Tsion Zewdu Minas, Brittany D. Lord, Amy L. Zhang, Julián Candia, Tiffany H. Dorsey, Francine S. Baker, Wei Tang, Maeve Bailey-Whyte, Cheryl J. Smith, Obadi M. Obadi, Anuoluwapo Ajao, Symone V. Jordan, Yao Tettey, Richard B. Biritwum, Andrew A. Adjei, James E. Mensah, Robert N. Hoover, Ann W. Hsing, Jia Liu, Christopher A. Loffredo, Clayton Yates, Michael B. Cook, Stefan Ambs

“…We investigate their associations with population groups (Ghanaian, African American, European American men), lifestyle factors, the fatty acid desaturase (FADS) genetic locus, and prostate cancer. …”
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The attributes of mathematics learning which Ghanaian senior high school students value by Ernest Kofi Davis, Wee Tiong Seah, Nathaniel Howard, Eric Magnus Wilmot

“…The results suggest that Ghanaian senior high school students found connections, understanding, fluency, learning technologies, feedback, instructional materials, open-endedness and problem-solving important in their mathematics learning. …”
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Knowledge and Use of Google Educational Tools by Postgraduate Students in a Ghanaian University by Edward Borteye, Richard Lamptey, Esther White, Setsoafia Humphrey-Ackumey

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An assessment of house-hold solid waste management in a large Ghanaian district by Stephen T. Odonkor, Kwasi Frimpong, Napoleon Kurantin

“…The aim of this study is to assess solid waste management among household in a large Ghanaians district. Multi-stage sampling technique comprising a cluster, simple random sampling, and systematic sampling techniques were used to select 600 respondents for the study. …”
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Consumption of clean and dirty cooking fuels in ghanaian households: The role of financial inclusion by Eric Abokyi, Paul Appiah-Konadu, Eric Fosu Oteng-Abayie, Kwabena Fio Tangato

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Motivation for studying medicine: assessing the similarities between UK and Ghanaian medical students by Benjamin Clayton

“…A survey previously performed on fourth-year Ghanaian students was reproduced with medical students in the UK. …”
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A Reflection on the Impact of Christian and Muslim Prayers on Moral Behaviour in the Ghanaian Society by Ron Macaulay

“…The study recommends that, since Ghanaians have become “notoriously religious,” their prayers should reflect and result in moral lives that depict the ethical teachings of their religions. …”
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Polygynous marriage union among Ghanaian Christian women: Socio-demographic predictors. by Abdul Rauf Alhassan

“…<h4>Results</h4>The prevalence of Ghanaian Christian women's involvement in polygyny marriage union was 12.2%, the prevalence was higher (15.0%) among women of Anglican denomination, catholic denomination (13.9%), and the lowest (8.4%) prevalence recorded among those of Methodist denominations. …”
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A comprehensive assessment of time overruns in Ghanaian telecom cell site construction by Ernest Marfo Asiedu, Marcia Mkansi

“…Therefore, this paper sought to investigate time overruns in the construction of cell sites, and quantitatively, to determine the real causal factors of its occurrence within the context of the Ghanaian telecom industry. As a mixed method approach, this study used the expert interview method in the case study, and structured questionnaires in the survey study to elicit information from practitioners with direct project management responsibilities in cell site construction. …”
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