Choice as an engine of independence : implications for employee voice and managerial decision making by Nanakdewa, Kevin

“…Consistent with the first psychological mechanism of choice, chapter 2 found that a choice mindset led people to a greater awareness and experience of independence in Singapore, the US, and India. The findings suggest that choice may be an unmarked engine of growing global individualism. …”
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Influence of presumed influence on thinness as a beauty ideal for girls. by Soh, Wai Siong.

“…Path Models IV and VI validate Park’s (2005) original findings that the presumed influence on significant others (in particular female peers) would precede the perceived influence on self to result in the adoption of weigh losing behaviors. …”
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Transfer learning application on snake classification by Tananda, Hans

“…There are also other interesting findings that should be investigated further to gain more insight on this area of research.…”
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Effective coping among dementia caregivers in Singapore : narratives through an online MCAT-DC intervention by Tan, Lynette Shun Ying

“…Discussion: Findings suggest that the MCAT-DC intervention did help to facilitate the insights shared by the caregivers. …”
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Hi dad, welcome to Facebook : how the intimacy of a parent-child relationship is affected when both are users of Facebook. by Goh, Tiffany Shimin., Lee, Weiyi.

“…Parent and child were interviewed separately. Findings reveal that intimacy was positively affected by factors such as a new range of common topics, mutual engagement of activities, online disclosure of information, as well as opportunities to communicate affection. …”
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Chen Wen Hsi: more than Chinese painting by Lee, Ju-Lyn

“…These are followed by findings on his other involvements in exhibitionary activities, such as being part of selection panels for exhibitions, with focus on a 1976 exhibition he “organised” and “hosted”, and the two galleries he owned. …”
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Paddling to the dyadic rhythm in post-stroke recovery: coping mechanisms among survivor-caregiver dyads in Singapore by Chan, Luo Ming

“…Lived experiences of four non-spousal Singaporean survivor-caregiver dyads (three parent-child and one sibling relationship) were analysed using thematic framework analysis informed by the Theory of Dyadic Illness Management. Findings: The analysis generated three conceptual themes and ten subthemes which formed the Family-Oriented Reciprocal Stroke Care Among Singaporeans (FORSCAS) Model. …”
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An in-depth study of software library upgrade dependency issues by Teo, Dave Hwa Tao

“…In this study, it has further acknowledged the findings in the previous study that there is a high level of third-party library dependency. …”
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EV charging strategies part II by Ng, Yu Xuan

“…The data analysis was conducted using a quantitative approach to identify trends and patterns in the data. The findings suggest that the current EV charging infrastructure in Singapore is insufficient to support the growing demand for EV charging, and the existing power grid infrastructure at the locality may not be able to handle the additional load. …”
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The impact of maternal postnatal depression on infant eye contact and social learning: a cross cultural comparison by Chong, Crystal Xue Qi

“…Discussion: Findings did not support the hypotheses, potentially due to methodological differences and other limitations. …”
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Directed collaboration patterns in funded teams: a perspective of knowledge flow by Zou, Bentao, Wang, Yuefen, Kwoh, Chee Keong, Cen, Yonghua

“…Meanwhile, our findings are helpful for researchers, the public and policymakers to gain knowledge on research(ers) evolution, particularly in terms of primordial collaboration patterns.…”
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Seafarers' mental health and wellbeing - pose covid and beyond by Lim, Priscilla Jia Qian

“…Originality/value: This study has highlighted the significance of the technostress framework in the context of burnout, self-efficacy, social isolation and loneliness, and turnover intention in the maritime setting. The findings have far-reaching ramifications for maritime companies and employers of seafarers. …”
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Towards a typology of logistics "work" beyond formal employment: a synthesised literature review by Wang, Xueqin, Yuen, Kum Fai

“…A deductive literature analysis is performed based on the identified journal articles. Findings: The review findings reveal three major contexts where individuals perform logistics work: formal organisation, social community and private household, with a decreased level of formality. …”
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A comparison of preterm and full-term infant emotional regulation development through infant-mother affect synchrony by Low, Heather Yee Theng

“…These findings suggested that effective modifications of maternal contingent responses to preterm infants could alleviate their predisposing vulnerabilities and facilitate similar patterns of emotional regulation as full-term infants. …”
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Trust building strategies for virtual leaders in the post pandemic era by Badrinarayanan, Vidya

“…Additionally, the research findings recommend that virtual leaders need to strive to build a high-trust environment to improve the effectiveness of virtual project teams. …”
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Does belief in supernatural agents moderate the association between interpersonal conflict at work and worker well-being? by Jung, Jong Hyun, Choi, Gayoung, Ang, Shannon

“…Similarly, higher levels of belief in supernatural evil reduce the positive association of interpersonal conflict at work with anxiety and job burnout. These findings indicate that belief in supernatural agents acts as a key personal resource in the workplace, buffering against the harmful effects of interpersonal conflict at work on worker well-being.…”
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Web-based learning system for PSLE English composition by Gn, Cher Teck

“…Due to this trend, the demand for finding an intelligent way in preparing for the upcoming examination is increasing. …”
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A study on the impacts caused by developments in the arctic region by Yeo, Melisa Hui Mei

“…Qualitative and quantitative methods like interviews and surveys will be utilised as well to substantiate key findings.…”
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The role of translation in Singapore's economy : a study on Singapore's language policy by Wui, Swee Qin

“…Based on the choice of simplified Chinese, its target audience is believed to be China, the current rising power in the world. Based on all the findings, analysis is done and the results proved that the importance and economic value of translation are indeed abundant. …”
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A numerical study on bio-inspired aerofoils oscillating in tandem by Chua, Kok Nam

“…As a dragonfly has two pairs of wings, a natural progression would be to expand on these findings into investigating the effects and flow interactions between two tandemly-positioned aerofoils in synchronised pitching motion. …”
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