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  1. Managing effective learning with higher education research students: minimising outcome measurement, maximising educational output

    IJMIE 7(1-2):180-198 (2013)

    This study provides a clear understanding of research students' perception on classroom teaching techniques and on understanding of research techniques. A questionnaire has been designed to measure "frequency, effectiveness, enjoyment and should be used". The Reliability test (Cronbach's alpha) of SP...
  2. A structural equation modelling approach for Malaysian consumers' perspectives on e–commerce B2C transactions

    IJBIS 10(2):178-196 (2012)

    The continuous growth and development of successful e–commerce essentially relies upon consumers' trust in e–commerce transactions. In order to adopt e–commerce, a consumer needs to make judgments in an environment of critical conflicting forces, namely, security, privacy, trust, and risk conce...
  3. Towards redefining values in business: with special reference to Sach Ka Saamna (Indian version of Moment of Truth)

    IJICBM 5(3):280-298 (2012)

    The Indian viewer is waking up to the new concept of reality television viewing which has already made waves in the international arena. Yet another development has been the genre of voyeurism which is taking the forefront. This research explores the impact of reality viewing on socio–cultural mili...
  4. An intelligent information retrieval: a social network analysis

    IJWBC 8(2):213-222 (2012)

    Information retrieval is the need to find (retrieve) already available information, as well as to generate knowledge by applying the intelligence. The concept of social networks is vital in helping the users to manage their work cycle and adaptation of information technology evolutions. It has an ope...
  5. Accountants need a humanities and social science education

    IJCA 4(1):1-5 (2012)

    Issues in professional accounting practice, such as, but not limited to, designing an effective global accounting standard setting organisation for the world, require broad minded accounting professionals with world wide knowledge of world cultures and societies in all of their particulars. Accountan...
  6. Designing digital security course in educational sciences

    Int J Knowl Eng Soft Data Paradig 3(3-4):280-293 (2012)

    We have created a master level course for teaching digital security in education, which we will run for the first time this year. In order to fulfil this task, we decide which topics are relevant for education and establish contemporary students' digital security knowledge. Topics related to psychol...
  7. Development of a multi–disciplinary graduate course on consequence–based earthquake risk management

    IJCEELL 22(1-2):127-147 (2012)

    Despite the recognition of the need for broad–based integrative education that prepares students for addressing complex problems in the real world, multi–disciplinary course offerings remain rare. The paper describes the development and offering of a multi–disciplinary graduate course covering...
  8. Putting the social into science. Forget about nature vs. nurture. The answer lies in between.

    Time 178(24):28 (2011) PMID 22250352

  9. Conceptual framework for behavioral and social science in HIV vaccine clinical research.

    Vaccine 29(44):7794-800 (2011) PMID 21821083 PMCID PMC3190058

    We therefore propose a conceptual framework for behavioral and social science in HIV vaccine clinical research and use examples from the behavioral and social science literature to demonstrate how the model can facilitate identification of significant areas meriting additional exploration. Standardi...
  10. Commentary on Bryan Dowd's paper "separated at birth: statisticians, social scientists, and causality in health services research".

    Health Serv Res 46(2):430-6 (2011) PMID 21371029