How the use of information and communication technology enables school teachers to generate educational outcomes: case of South Africa by Koranteng, Kesewaa

“…Key findings: ICT enabled teachers to generate three outcomes: (i) teaching capability outcomes that led to improvements in content delivery, communication, and lesson preparation relating directly to teaching, (ii) basic human capability outcomes led to the needs of the teachers regarding their well-being being met (iii) communication capability outcomes led to teaching communities consisting of teachers that share resources and expertise. Individual differences of teachers, personal data (such as age, ICT skills training, education and level of expertise in the subject taught), social factors (rules and policies), shaping and influencing factors (such as personality type and role model) and environmental context (such as habits, customs, beliefs and cultural values) determined how teachers used ICT to enable capabilities. …”
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Immune responses of patients with tuberculosis and healthy controls of different ages by Bowers, Desiree Ann

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Differences in consumers' decision-making styles across product categories with varying complexity

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Personality traits and job satisfaction among nurses working in emergency and psychiatric departments by Fitchat, Sonet

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The relationship among underdog bias, self-rated performance and personal risk propensity

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Personal computer network planning techniques amongst building contractors in the Western Cape by Dreyer, Michael John

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Premorbid personality development and functioning in elderly depressives : a retrospective community study by Davidson, Jeremy James Denis

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A hearing profile of persons infected with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)

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The association between personality, coping and depressive symptoms in adult patients with chronic pain by Deif, Reem Mohamed Ahmed

“…As a rising concern in the medical and mental health fields, this study aims to examine predictors of depressive symptoms in a sample of Egyptian chronic pain patients in terms of coping styles and personality traits. Patients with chronic pain are believed to experience different stressors which include, but are not limited to, pain, disability, reduced productivity and financial difficulties. …”
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A critical investigation into missing persons in underground mines and related tracking technology

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Learning of person-centred practice amongst clinical associate students at the University of Pretoria

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The right to non-discrimination as a ground for legal recognition of intersex persons in Nigeria

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Using distortion product otoacoustic emissions to investigate the efficacy of personal hearing protection

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Accessibility of E-government Services for Persons with Disabilities in Developing Countries- The Case of Ghana by Agangiba, Millicent Akotam

“…Evidently, accessibility perceptions of E-government implementers differ from that of PWD. Further, the findings show that exclusion of PWD from E-government services is as a result of the intertwining of several contextual drivers, including political, socio-cultural, technological and personal. …”
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Application of differential person and household growth in the Gauteng city-region, 2001-2011 by Iturralde, Diego

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Relationship between personality, integrity and counterproductive work behaviour : a Namibian study by Van Staden, Oaitse Sameeng

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Tax revenue mobilisation : improving personal income tax compliance in South Africa by Dare, Chengetai

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Human capital investments and skills outcomes specific to the different entrepreneurship phases

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