The applicability of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) to the condom use intentions and behaviour of migrant youth in South Africa by Tantoh, Aunt Manyongo Mosima

“…Parents should be sensitized on the need to enhance the use of condom by their teenager, sensitization of youth migrants in S.A. on risky sex behavior and notably the need to use condom should be increased and a model to enhance condom use shall consider all the predictive components because their combined effects strengthen intention and so far, the potential to act or behavioral outcome.…”
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Media piracy in the Middle East: A case study of 2018 world cup by Sayed, Ruba

“…The theoretical framework used in this study is the Theory of Planned Behavior and Social Responsibility Theory. Also, this study revealed several different important factors that are related to pirating sports broadcasting media content, which are: 1) the impact of Egyptian youth on this phenomenon, 2) the factors that influence their intentions and behaviors to violate the intellectual property of the media, 3) the techniques that could be used to reduce piracy, 4) the audience awareness about this issue and the relationship between being a football fan and the size of sports pirated content, and 5) the correlation between the economic status of the audiences and the act of media piracy. …”
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Pro-social content in popular animated cartoons viewed by Egyptian children by Nada, Lina

“…The findings showed that children are exposed to around 10 acts of prosocial behavior every hour they watch television. …”
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Code-switching between Cairene mothers and their children in public: A study in language attitudes by Hussein, Gihan Hamdi

“…However, many of the mothers, despite engaging in this linguistic behavior themselves, have a tendency to perceive the act of code-switching into English in public as intentional to reflect social prestige. …”
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Particle image velocimetry studies of an oscillating flow in a thermoacoustic device by Saad, Michael Rezk

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Acculturating autocrats: Tracing compliance with the international counter-terror regime through an analysis of Chad and Libya, 2000-2016 by Shinhearl, Brandon

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Value chain competitiveness analysis: entrepreneurial behavioural practices determining business success in Uganda's commercial sugar and forestry industries by Mugabira, Michael Imaka

“…Actors' (entrepreneur's) behavior has been highlighted by the value chain fraternity researchers as an area of interest to investigate this phenomenon. …”
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Profiling movie downloaders in Egypt: Law awareness as an attitudinal factor by Elswah, Mona Abdelsattar

“…This study examined the role of law awareness in forming the attitude toward illegal downloading and the methods downloaders use to rationalize their act. A model was proposed based on the planned behavior, neutralization and deterrence theories. …”
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Users' obstacles to ICT adoption in Egyptian construction companies. by Azzam, Ahmed

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Cooperative transport in swarm robotics. Multi object transportation by Hamouda, Aalaa Ibrahim

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Teachers' attitudes toward including children with special educational needs in private schools in Egypt by Youssef, Asar Ismail

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High frequency analysis of the EWZ ETF by Ragab, Nada

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A proposed segmented precast concrete spherical cap: geometry, structural stability and construction by Kenawy, Maha

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From Climate to Contracts: Advancing Temperature Options Pricing by Hussein, Karim

“…Whether it's building dams to control rivers, crafting garments to withstand cold, or the simple act of carrying an umbrella, these actions reflect humanity's precautionary behavior to adapt to nature. …”
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Complexity + Connection: Looking at Harare Square in a Context of Transformation by Thomas, Anna

“…Flocking theory is essentially the behavior gathered from a large group of individual agents that interact with each other to create emergent collective behavior. …”
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Swarm robotics: Cooperative navigation in unknown environments by Khalil, Abdallah Galal

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"He fell in love with me in English": language negotiation in the bilingual couple by Bartzen, Elena

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When she rhetorically swears in Arabic: A sociolinguistic approach to women’s swearing in a university speech community by Bayoumi, Mohamed

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First principles insights on CO adsorption on metal surfaces by Gameel, Kareem

“…Each surface facet, with its unique arrangement of atoms, results in a varying adsorbate behavior, although the same adsorption site is studied. …”
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