ParentCoach: co-designing a chatbot to support first-time parents by Meoli, Leina

“…The results of the trial demonstrated that familiar social messaging interfaces and robust menu designs enhance usability, even without fully interactive chatbot features, and highlighted the importance of aligning chatbot content with parents' priorities to promote engagement.…”
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ParentCoach: co-designing a chatbot to support first-time parents by Meoli, Leina

“…The results of the trial demonstrated that familiar social messaging interfaces and robust menu designs enhance usability, even without fully interactive chatbot features, and highlighted the importance of aligning chatbot content with parents' priorities to promote engagement.…”
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Approaches to the teaching of literacy skills to English First Additional Language learners in Grade 3

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Kaaps : exploring the power of language as lived experience and its formative role in knowledge production and self-understanding within an art gallery in the South African context by Ingham, Chelsea Robin

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The needs, affordance and consequences of social media as a communication channel : a leader’s perspective

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The transition of Grade 4 learners to English as medium of instruction

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Residents-as-teachers : needs assessment of residents teaching skills in a clinical setting using direct observation of teaching by Ayodele, Olugbenga Edward

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A multi-method study to explore perceptions and attitudes towards neuroanatomy in an undergraduate medical curriculum

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Ecosystemic factors influencing the accessibility of ECD services for young children with disabilities in Zimbabwe

“…Grounded on Bronfenbrenner’s ecosystemic theory, the study adopted a qualitative approach and was situated in the interpretivist paradigm. The preference for the qualitative approach was to ensure that the researcher interacted with the people who were very close to children with disabilities and, henceforth, gather as much reliable and pertinent information as possible. …”
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Effects of Menstrual Cycle Phase and Stress on Spatial Navigational Strategy Use by McHale, Alexandra Lauren

“…The study tested three hypotheses: (1) menstrual cycle phase will significantly affect navigational strategy (women in the early follicular and ovulatory phases will prefer egocentric strategies, whereas those in the mid/late luteal phase will prefer an allocentric strategy); (2) stress will significantly affect navigational strategy (women exposed to an acute psychosocial stressor will prefer egocentric strategies while those unexposed will prefer an allocentric strategy); and (3) there will be a significant interaction effect on navigational strategies (particularly, women in the mid/late luteal phase will use egocentric strategies when stressed and allocentric strategies when not). …”
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Manifestations of metacognitive activity in an upper undergraduate organic chemistry laboratory

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Mapping the relationship between the subjective response of jurors to fan blade parameters by Chung, Sung bok

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The development of a scale to measure perceptions of the advanced automated aircraft training climate

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Preemie Care: A Co-designed Digital Tool to Improve Communication Between Health Personnel and Parents of Preterm Infants by Mburu, Christine Wanjiru

“…However, in most NICUs, the interaction between parents and NICU staff is strained, thus hindering communication. …”
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Digging deeper for benefits: rural local governance and the livelihood and sustainability outcomes of devils claw (Harpagophytum spp.) harvesting in the Zambezi Region, Namibia by Lavelle, Jessica-Jane

“…Yet, knowledge of the interaction and effect of these multiple governance arrangements on local communities is limited. …”
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An interdisciplinary study on the human-baboon interface in Rooiels, South Africa by Mormile, Joselyn Elise

“…The troop had a small home range of 5.78 km2 with a clear preference for both low-lying land and the village. …”
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Feral: Re-wilding the Urban Child through Process Driven Design and an Appreciation of Weeds by Rennie, Kathryn

“…There is great potential for these parks to become resilient and heuristic spaces where children can immerse themselves in natural processes and learn to appreciate urban ecology through interaction and play. …”
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Using language similarities in retrieval for resource scarce languages: a study of several southern Bantu languages by Chavula, Catherine

“…We conduct a user study, examining the usefulness and user preferences for ranking search results with different levels of intelligibility, and the types of emotions users experience when interacting with such results. …”
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The biology of Boopsoidea inornata (Castelnau, 1861) and life history comparisons within the Sparidae by Ensair, Hend Assiad M

“…More generally I have shown how a variety of life-history traits, such as migration, sex-ratio, reproductive strategy and somatic growth form interact to define a life-history.…”
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Structural mechanisms contributing to large-scale hangingwall instabilities on the UG2 reef horizon

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