Laboratory investigation of insulator contamination problems by Travaglini, Mario

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Moral Problems associated with Pediatric Deafness by Van Niekerk, Marthinus Gerhardus Mynhardt

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Retracted: Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavior Therapy Combined with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing on Psychological Problems and Life Quality in Patients’ Postfacial Trauma

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The effect of involving the private practioners on the quality of antenatal care of the indigent population of Tembisa

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Validation and verification of FLUKA for neutron shielding problems by Dondolo, Petrus

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Alcohol and problem drinking as risk factors for tuberculosis by Mkandawire, Tiwonge Jaranthowa

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'n Ondersoek na die voorkoms en behandeling van fisiese probleme onder musiekstudente in die Wes-Kaap by Van der Walt, Tessa

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Superconductivity problems with multiple Ginzburg-Landau order parameters by Geyer, Jani

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Teacher engagement with the process in Design: policies, problems and visions

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Approaches to the problems of political risk in foreign direct investment by Howard, Christopher O

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Effective construction project communications by Freeman, John

“…The second objective was to develop a theory relating to effective project communications systems that could be useful in developing practical solutions to project communication problems.…”
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Mechanistic and psychological explanations of behaviour: the problem of mental causation by Davies, Ronald Gavin

“…That is, given the availability of explanation of human behaviour, by reference to physical (or neurophysiological) laws, can mental states still constitute causes of behaviour This problem has become very well defined since a series of papers authored by Donald Davidson who showed, very clearly, how the problem arises given the following three principles : (i) the Principle of Causal Interaction which holds that mental states interact causally with physical states. (2) the Principle of the Nomological Character of Causality which states that events related as cause and effect fall under strict laws and (3) the Principle of the Anomalism of the Mental which states that there are no strict laws, known or unknown, on the basis of which the mental can be predicted and explained. …”
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Meta-heuristic solution approaches to the portfolio optimisation problem by Senekal, Bryce Evans

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A Study on Integrated Transportation and Facility Location Problem

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An assessment of the psychological needs and problems of standard six pupils by Abrahamse, Petra

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