Person-centered counseling with Malay clients: spirituality as an indicator of personal growth by Mohamad, Mardiana, Mokhtar, Halimatun Halaliah, Abu Samah, Asnarulkhadi

“…Data analysis was based on the verbatim accounts of the counseling sessions, Interpersonal Process Recall (IPR) interviews, clients’ journal entries and their non-verbal expressions throughout the sessions. The findings manifest that in the non-directive, egalitarian and person-centered counseling relationship, constructive changes were experienced by the Malay clients in the study, including getting in touch with their religious realization.…”
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Pre fraud: some firms' charateristics by Puat Nelson, Sherliza

“…A matched pair sampling was made with the control group, and 192 firms’ observations were made. Findings revealed that there were decreased in cash flow as well as lesser number of board sizes during the three years before the fraud for fraud firms. …”
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Pre fraud: an empirical in Malaysia by Puat Nelson, Sherliza

“…A matched pair sampling was made with the control group, and 192 firms’ observations were made. Findings revealed that there were decreased in cash flow as well as lesser number of board sizes during the three years before the fraud for fraud firms. …”
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The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC): a study in new regionalism, 1989-2009 by Bendebka, Ramzi, Hossain, Ishtiaq

“…Thirdly, definitions of concepts (the features of new regionalism. The findings of the study can be summarized as follows: the key features of new regionalism are trade liberalization and open regionalism. …”
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Making the lean manufacturing supply chain leap across small and medium scale industries (SMIs) in Malaysia by Ariff, Tasnim Firdaus, Ahmed, Shamsuddin

“…This paper uses a case study to illustrate its findings based on a medium scale industry in Malaysia. …”
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An empirical study of the relationship between assignment practices in training programs and training motivation by Rafiuddin, N.M., Ismail, A., Ghazali, M.Z., Ismail, Yusof, Mohamad Faudzi, Mohd Hasbullah, Arshad, M.M.

“…The outcomes of testing hypothesis using a stepwise regression analysis showed two important findings; firstly, mandatory assignment is significantly correlated with training motivation. …”
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International collaboration in information and communication technology of Malaysian scholars by Abu Bakar, Ahmad Bakeri, Junurham, Nur Leyni Nilam Putri

“…It was found that the main international collaborator among Malaysian scholars and institutions is Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) with 21 papers in all the three subject fields. The finding also illustrate that collaboration with those from Muslim countries is considered low. …”
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The effect of humour and mood on memory recall by Tunku Badli, Tunku Saraa Zawyah, Dzulkifli, Mariam Adawiah

“…Both groups viewed humorous video clips which included displayed words and were asked to recall as many words from the videos. Findings showed that both groups had higher recall of words. …”
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Assessing the impact of advertisement towards Malay consumers: an empirical study of fast food restaurants in Malaysia by Haque, A. K. M. Ahasanul, Rahman, Sabbir, Ahmed, Ismail Sayyed, Yasmin, Farzana, Asri, Almas

“…The result of the research shows that customers’ are more influenced by internet advertisement followed by commercial advertising and print advertisement. The findings suggested some significant of implications which will help advertisers to create better fast food restaurant advertisements. …”
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Inward FDI performance in the muslim world: assesing business and political environments by Md., Moniruzzaman

“…It offers a cross-country analysis of the 57 Muslim majority countries’ FDI performance during 1995-2007. The research finds that the business environment in the Muslim countries is not favourable for smooth transactions, and secondly, there exists a high level of political instability throughout the Muslim world. …”
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A study on the practice of staff training in quantity surveying firms by Roslan, Huda, Tan, Chin Keng, Yeoh, Kah Ching

“…Stage two is the interviews with the principal and staff of QS firms. Findings from the study indicate that majority of the QS firms practice staff training. …”
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Minimal spanning tree for 100 companies in Bursa Malaysia by Bahaludin, Hafizah, Abdullah, Mimi Hafizah, Mat Salleh, Supian

“…By constructing the stock market network, the most influential stocks in Malaysian stock market are identified by employing the centrality measurements which are degree, betweenness and closeness. The findings of this study ascertain that from the 100 companies studied, four companies are identified as the most influential in the Malaysian stock market.…”
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The impact of threat of punishment on tax compliance and non-compliance attitudes in Malaysia by Mohd. Isa, Khadijah, Mohdali, Raihana, Yussof, Salwa Hana

“…Thus this study aims to explore the impact of threat of punishment on both individual taxpayers’ attitudes, compliance and noncompliance. The findings from a mixed-modes survey indicate that threat of punishment is insignificant on taxpayers who are willing to comply with tax laws. …”
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Non-traditional activities and bank efficiency: empirical evidence from the Chinese banking sector during the post-reform period by Sufian, Fadzlan, Habibullah, Muzafar Shah

“…The paper follows the procedures set by Isik and Hassan (2003) by omitting the off-balance sheet items first, before adding it as an additional output variable in the analysis. The empirical findings suggest that the State Owned Commercial Banks’ technical efficiency are enhanced attributed to improvement in scale efficiency, the Joint Stock Commercial Banks have exhibited a higher levels of technical efficiency attributed to improvement in pure technical efficiency.…”
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Fuzzy based technique for microchip lead inspection using machine vision by Hawari, Yasser, Salami, Momoh Jimoh Emiyoka, Aburas, Abdurazzag Ali

“…Using the features extracted, the algorithm first finds a proper thresholding value. It then applies Fuzzy logic to make a decision on the status of the IC based on these features. …”
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‘Russian military censorship, like the Russian warship, can go f*** itself.’ An analysis of Russian independent media response to wartime media freedom restrictions by Raspopina, Aleksandra

“…It examines editorials published by six independent online media outlets on their websites and social media. This chapter finds that journalists use editorials as spaces to provide practical information to their audiences, to explain editorial decisions, to discuss the laws restricting coverage of the war as military censorship, and to emphasize the professional norms and values of journalism. …”
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RuPedagogy: self-knowledge, self-worth and education for social justice by Hunting, James, Wingate, Sam

“…We chose to initially present our thoughts and findings in the form of an essay using memes - open access images that can be captioned and used to convey thinking quickly yet provocatively. …”
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The power of freedom : setting up a multimodal exhibition with undergraduate students to foster their learning and help them to achieve by Abegglen, Sandra, Burns, Tom, Sinfield, Sandra

“…First year undergraduate students - most from non-traditional backgrounds - were set the task to explore learning spaces at their university and to present their findings in creative ways in a Multimodal Exhibition during Enhancement Week. …”
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Are we all constructivists now? Exploring the impact of nationalism studies among Slovakia’s secondary-school teachers by Šulíková, Jana

“…It also explores the teachers’ awareness of these mainstream paradigms. The findings defy the straightforward categorisation of the teachers’ views into these paradigms and suggest that nationalism studies have a limited impact, as the teachers’ understandings remain unchallenged. …”

The experience of student parents in Higher Education during COVID by Mulrenan, Patrick, Allison, Heather, Redd, Helen, Lewis, Jane

“…This research therefore contributes to London Metropolitan’s Education for Social Justice Framework (ESJF), particularly in relation to ‘accessibility’, ‘relationships’ and ‘identity’ (London Metropolitan University, 2022b).Our findings reflected existing research on student parents in that time (or more precisely, lack of time) was a key factor in the learning of student parents (Allison 2017).…”
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