Dominant elements of English as a foreign language teachers and the current practices of teaching English in secondary schools in Makassar by Saleh, Darmawati

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The effects of secondary trauma on professionals working with victims and survived traumatized individuals by Konistan, Rita

“…The reported findings seem to be consistent with previously undertaken research (Figley 1995; Miller and McGowen 2000; Robinson 2003; Sonneck and Wagner 1996; Stamm 2000). …”
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An investigation into how first generation Nigerian mothers living in the UK experience postnatal depression: an interpretative phenomenological analysis by Ling, Lydia Success

“…Implication for clinical practice: The findings of the study suggest the need for healthcare professionals to provide equal and unbiased services and follow guidelines for care and referral in order to effectively treat the FGNMs. …”
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Terrorism in Nigeria: a study of Boko Haram religious violence in North East Nigeria by Hassan, Bala Abdullahi

“…The qualitative data was analyzed using content analysis and NVivo. The findings of the study revealed that Boko-Haram was not a result of politics but a multiplicity of poor socioeconomic factors with arms and funds sourced by direct criminal activities and dependence on foreign sources. …”
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Assessing the role of Arabic in EFL classes: an activity theory approach by Machaal, Brahim

“…In addition, I have made use of the principles of Activity Theory (AT) as a conceptual framework to help interpret the findings of the research in a rigorous and systematic manner. …”
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Achieving circularity is a distant dream: entrepreneurial barriers to circular business models in SMEs of emerging economies by Saharan, Akash, Samadhiya, Ashutosh, Kumar, Anil, Pandey, Krishan Kumar, Luthra, Sunil, Garza-Reyes, Jose Arturo

“…Finally, Best-Worst Method (BWM), a multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) method, was used to analyze the significant importance of the barriers. Findings: The findings of the study suggested the ‘financial barrier’ as the first-ranked barrier in the adoption of Circular Business Models (CBMs), followed by the ‘regulatory and operational barriers’ as the top second and third barriers. …”
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Compatibility assessment for physical and mechanical properties of empty fruit bunch cement-bonded fibreboard by Dullah, Hayana

“…The fabrication of EFB-CB specimens was done by incorporating EFB fibres with different lengths classified as R7M, R14M and R80M to establish findings on the effect of fibre length on EFB-CB. The research finding shows that the combination of EFB fibre size with distributions of 35%, 45% and 20% for R7M, R14M and R80M respectively is the optimum fibre length that can be used for further research. …”
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Perceived turnover intention model of academic in selected private universities in Malaysia by Ramasamy, Vijayan

“…Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) using Smart PLS software version 3 was used to test the hypothesis. Findings revealed that employer brand, perceived alternative job, job insecurity and work overload significantly influence turnover intention among academics. …”
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The relationship of potential hazards towards safety impact at Malaysian floating storage facility by Md Fadzil, Salehuddin

“…The result also shows mooring system having significant difference for hull failure since the statistical finding is significant. For the level of hazard, it shows that on the first ranking is hydrocarbon release followed by occupational accident, ship collision and hull failure. …”
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Development of bent-up triangular tab shear transfer (BTTST) enhancement in cold-formed steel (CFS)-concrete composite beams by Juki, Mohd Irwan

“…One of the limiting features of CFS is the thinness of its section (usually between 1.2 and 3.2 mm thick) that makes it susceptible to torsional, distortional, lateral-torsional, lateral-distortional and local buckling. …”
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The sources and determinants of productivity growth in the Malaysian Islamic banking sector: a non-stochastic frontier approach by Sufian, Fadzlan, Haron, Razali

“…The empirical findings suggest that profitability and bank size have positive relationships with Malaysian Islamic banks' productivity, while capitalisation and market share exhibit negative relationships with it. …”
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The deployment of ICT facilities in teaching and learning in higher education: a mixed method study of its impact on lecturers and students by Nafisat Afolake, Adedokun-Shittu, Sheikh Ahmad, Ismail, Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah, Othman, Joharry

“…These multiple means findings were triangulated, compared and contrasted to validate the study. …”
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The deployment of ICT facilities in teaching and learning in Higher Education: a mixed method study of its impact on lecturers and students = A implantação de instalações de tic no... by Adedokun-Shittu, Nafisat Afolake, Sheikh Ahmad, Ismail, Othman, Joharry, Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah

“…These multiple means findings were triangulated, compared and contrasted to validate the study. …”
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Antecedents of zakat payers’trust in an emerging zakat sector : an exploratory study by Murtala Oladimeji , Abioye Mustafa, Mohamad, Muslim Har Sani, Adnan, Muhammad Akhyar

“…The instrument was administered to a sample of Muslim professionals who observe religious seclusion in the last ten days of the Islamic fasting month (itqaf) in 12 purposely selected mosques across four states and the federal capital territory. Findings – Drawn from the resource dependence and legitimacy theories, the study finds that board capital, disclosure practices, governmental model of zakat institution, and stakeholder management were identified through the use of structural equation modeling as being the antecedents of zakat payers’ trust. …”
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Intellectual capital and financial performance of Islamic banks by Ousama, Abdulrahman Anam, Abdul Hamid, Fatima

“…Therefore, these findings could be useful as Islamic banks that would like to further improve their financial performance could focus on improving their IC.…”
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What customers expect and perceive from a university services? by Mohd Ali, Hairuddin, Salleh, Mohamad Johdi, Othman, Azam

“…The study was based on Parasuraman's framework. The most important finding were the weaknesses or short of services quality came from the factor of human interactions.…”
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Iodine status of children from the Red Sea, and the Nile Valley regions of the Sudan: implications for health and development by Hussein, Izzeldin S.

“…The implications of the findings to health and development of the children, and nutrition and health policy have been assessed. …”
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Empirical determinants of saving in the Islamic banks: evidence from Indonesia by Kasri, Rahmatina Awaliah, Kassim, Salina

“…The findings of this study have important implication on the risk management practices in the Islamic banks in Indonesia.…”
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An empirical assessment of business cycle asymmetries using parametric and non-parametric test: evidence from Asean countries by Abdul Manap, Turkhan Ali

“…This paper also uses three different approaches to remove trend component of GDP to investigate the sensitivity of the findings of asymmetries to the method of trend eliminations. …”
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Oil price exposure to asset returns: a disaggregate analysis by Abdul Jalil, Norasibah, Duasa, Jarita, Mat Ghani, Gairuzazmi, Ibrahim, Mansor, yusof, Hamidah

“…The estimated results of Model 2 indicated the presence of significant finding in industrial (IND) sector, of the PW analysis. …”
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