Divinest Sense : the construction of female madness and the negotiation of female agency in Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea and Margaret Atwood's Surfaci...

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Mozambique's post-conflict political economy : by Phiri, Madalitso Zililo

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Intercultural communication and conflict resolution : The case of Darfur

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The Antecedents of Work-School Conflict and Work-School Enrichment by Robertson, Katelyn

“…These experiences can be classified through the constructs of Work-School Conflict (WSC) and Work-School Enrichment (WSE), which refer, respectively, to the negative and positive aspects of the work-school interface (Butler, 2007). …”
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A retrospective analysis of childhood experiences in conflicted relationships

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How the emerging field of community music therapy discourse informs the narrative of a music therapist working in the community of Eersterust

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Implementing sanitation for informal settlements: conflicting rationalities in South Africa by Taing, Lina

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Exploring the management and mitigation of conflict between land owners and wind and solar PV developers. Similarly, how conflict resolution can be used to manage this interaction by Brimble, Benjamin

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The nature of work-family conflict and it's relationship with psychological health outcomes by Gilham, Candice Anne

“…Exploratory factor analysis evidenced the bi-directionality of work-family conflict, work-to-family conflict (W2FC) and family-to-work conflict (F2WC). …”
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Work-family conflict among Hindu fathers in South Africa by Vanmali Kavesh

“…Exploratory factor analysis confirmed the bi-directionality of the work-family conflict construct. Hierarchical regression analyses showed that work role overload and co-worker support were significant predictors of work-to-family conflict (W2FC), whilst work role overload was a significant predictor of family-to-work conflict (F2WC). …”
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Intrateam conflict and individual commitment : the roles of TMX and voice climate

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Exploring family conflict style as a correlate of commitment to the family of origin

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Visual Messages of Conflict Reporting on Twitter: Visual Frames and Ethical Standards by KARADEMIR, Hasan

“…This comparative study employs the theoretical frameworks of framing and hierarchy of influences model to analyze the ethical forces affecting journalists on Twitter and simultaneously their visual frames constructed in their images on Twitter. It investigates the portrayal of the Yemen conflict in the personal Twitter accounts of Yemeni journalists who were affiliated with the United States (US) and Qatari news organizations. …”
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The influence of digital distraction on cognitive load, attention conflict and meeting productivity by Malan, Jacob Jacobus

“…After the meetings were concluded, respondents were asked to complete an online questionnaire that consisted of closed- and openended questions designed to measure the concentration performance, cognitive load and attention conflict constructs. Meeting performance was further evaluated by two independent subject matter experts using a decision-rating scale. …”
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Collective leadership practices in plural organisations : an autoethnographic social constructionist investigation of South African state-owned entities

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Predictive modelling of vehicle speeds while traversing modern roundabouts based on geometric design characteristics by Arries, Jared Tyrell

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An Investigation of the Early Involvement of Facilities-Management Specialists into the Traditional Design-Development Process: the Causes of Conflicts

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Value conflicts implicit in the educational roles, tasks and functions of the training and development practitioner in South Africa by Gamble, Jeanne Isobel

“…Training and development practitioners are positioned and equipped to make resources available for the construction of such meanings. Absolute demands for productivity, efficiency and effectiveness are re-located in different discourses, which provide c:Ufferent kinds of potent~ meanings for the formation of a work identity. …”
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The impact of Work School Conflict and Work School Enrichment on job satisfaction and academic satisfaction by Jacobs, Carla Colleen

“…The increase in combining work and study could be a compounding factor toward these low success rates. The constructs Work School Conflict (WSC) and Work School Enrichment (WSE), have been used to explore the impact of working while studying. …”
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