In recent times, the pursuit of a cashless society has emerged as a shared objective among nations worldwide. This research addresses a pivotal yet often overlooked issue—what influences debit card users’ intent to engage in cash withdrawal. By employing the framework of transaction cost economics theory, the study conceptualizes cash withdrawal as a behavioral shift from utilizing debit card services for electronic money transfers to relying on physical currency for payment activities. The rese
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This research explored how emotional labor serves as a mediator in the relationship between organizational climate and burnout within accommodation establishments. To achieve this, a survey was administered across 19 five-star accommodation establishments located in Antalya, the city with the highest number of such facilities in Turkey. The study involved 976 participants in total, focusing on emotional labor as the mediating variable, which was analyzed through its specific sub-dimensions, and
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Written by Jonas Eriksson
Published in Vol 2 , 2022
This study aims to assess the loneliness levels experienced by students of the Faculty of Science and Arts at Rafha campus, Northern Border University, KSA, during the Novel Corona virus outbreak, while also examining variations in loneliness based on gender and marital status. To fulfill this objective, the researcher employed a descriptive approach, designed an initial data collection form, and utilized the UCLA Loneliness Scale. The research population comprised 1,160 students, with a sample
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Written by Hiroshi Tanaka
Published in Vol 2 , 2022
Performance appraisal plays a vital role in recognizing the strengths and areas for improvement of the workforce, assessing their training requirements, and establishing a fair compensation framework. This research focused on exploring multiple facets of employee performance appraisal specifically within the healthcare sector. The literature search targeted major databases including Web of Science, PubMed, and Scopus, covering publications from 2000 to 2019. The study selection process involved
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Written by Ahmed Mansour
Published in Vol 2 , 2022
The relevance of this research lies in the critical need to uncover the psychological foundations and contextual elements that influence how individuals form different Attitude to dangers. This investigation specifically sought to examine the associations between the Behavioral Activation System (BAS), Behavioral Inhibition System (BIS), and personality traits, and how these variables collectively shape students' perceptions and responses to potentially threatening situations. The sample con
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Written by Daniel R. Wilson
Published in Vol 2 , 2022
Addressing economically social exclusion has long been a focal point in developed nations, whereas in developing contexts like Vietnam, it has only recently begun receiving attention. For rural laborers, breaking free from economically social exclusion is largely dependent on gaining improved employment opportunities. A higher level of employability directly enhances the potential for increased endogenous income among laborers. This study employs a Binary Logistic Regression model to investigate
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Social entrepreneurship serves as a vital catalyst for enhancing economic, environmental, social, political, and educational dimensions both locally and globally. Among the initiatives designed and executed within social entrepreneurship activities is the establishment of training platforms. Within this framework, the present study seeks to explore undergraduate students’ views, perceptions, and insights regarding social entrepreneurship based on the knowledge gained through their university-lev
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