It has been postulated that the greater the barriers between groups -
or, more specifically, ethnic groups - the greater the tendency for
stereotypes to be generalized. In such stereotyping, in other words,
not only are ...
Businesses and governments in developed markets are currently facing immense pressure from consumers and the general public to operate in a manner that ensures the sustainability of the markets‘ natural and social forms ...
This research investigates the attitudes of adult Deaf South Africans, in the
area of Johannesburg, to writing in English in their daily lives. The research
intends to explain the concept that signed language, i.e. South ...
Resuscitation of patients, be it medical or surgical, occurs on a daily basis in the Emergency Department. The resuscitation is usually pressurised and frantic, as a result family members are escorted out of the resuscitation ...
This report investigates the attitudes of the Engineering students and staff to academic
development classes at the Tshwane University of Technology on the Soshanguve
campus. This university services students from less ...
Introduction: Compulsory Community Service (CS) for health professionals has been
introduced in South Africa since 1997. Some of the aims for its introduction were to:
1) address the maldistribution of health service ...
Information literacy (IL) is recognized as the overall critical literacy for the 21st Century. Although large amounts of digital information are available, there is concern within higher education that students lack the ...
This study was undertaken in an attempt to establish the extent of ethics attitudes of business school students, which exist in South Africa. The study is a replication of a previous study developed for ethical attitude ...
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
(AIDS) epidemic has spread throughout the world and its prevalence in sport has received
increasing attention. The aim of this exploratory ...
In South Africa, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is the
largest blood transfusion service and is responsible for the collection,
processing and issuing of blood and blood products. In 1975 the World ...
Purpose of the study - The purpose of the study was to identify what the attributes of a
credit card were that consumers found desirable and that led to acquisition of a
particular credit card. Further analysis was ...
In today‟s labour market, organisational success in the war for talent is viewed as the ability to attract and retain MBAs. Within the South African context, organisations must step up to the challenge and meet their ...
An autopsy-based case-series of South African miners was used to evaluate the evidence required to attribute a miner’s lung cancer to occupational asbestos exposure for compensation. The slightly different Helsinki (1997) ...
ABSTRACT
The Audiology profession in South Africa appears to be lacking direction. Many challenges to Audiology service delivery are said to exist. However, no official national investigation regarding the range of ...
Objective: To determine the feasibility of audiological screening in low-risk neonates, using Otoacoustic Emissions (OAEs), at various test times following birth. The achievability of a screening programme within the Midwife ...
Background
Vaginal breech delivery can be a difficult obstetric procedure. The well-known Term Breech Trial concluded that planned elective caesarean section at term was safer for the babies than planned vaginal birth. ...