• The prevalence and magnitude of cognitive dissonance in post-purchase evaluation. 

  Brijball, Sanjana Parumasur. (1997)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• An exploratory investigation of the self esteem of preadolescent children in residential care. 

  Dunn, John William. (1980)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• An investigation of community mental health strategies : a case study of the Bambayi care-givers group. 

  Stavrou, Paraskevi. (1992)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• An investigation into the effects of a university based peer counsellor training programme on levels of empathy. 

  Majozi, Dumisani Patrick. (1994)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Investigation of increasing running cadence as a means of determining exercise intensity for aerobic training using a mini-trampoline. 

  Khan, Anwar. (1997)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The utility of the RRPQ in assessing the costs and benefits of participating in trauma research within the South African context. 

  Bassa, Hameeda. (2011)

  Across all disciplines, research needs to follow certain ethical guidelines in order to protect participants from harm. These principles include autonomy, beneficence and non-maleficence. Previously within trauma research, ...

• Investigation into codependency in spouses of alcoholics: an exploratory study. 

  Solomon, Vernon Philip. (1994)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Currents of power: State broadcasting in South Africa. 

  Teer-Tomaselli, Ruth Elizabeth.; Muller, Johan.; Tomaselli, Keyan Gray. (2021)

• An exploration of the percieved implications of online social media for employee productivity and satisfaction in the workplace: a qualitative study of an IT company study in KZN. 

  Pillay, Clarissa Devi Rennel. (2019)

  The following study focuses on a form of information and communication technology known as, online social media. Forms of online social media have not only influenced the way in which we live and work but have also transformed ...

• Predictors of school dropout in South Africa: an overview. 

  Le Roux, Jurné. (2020)

  ABSTRACT Introduction: South Africa’s schooling programme has been divided into four phases: the first three phases being compulsory, and the last phase optional. In terms of completion of the optional phase of schooling, ...

• A qualitative study exploring the experiences of students living with disabilities in the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Howard College): application of the PERMA Framework. 

  Zuma, Thobeka Nolwazi. (2019)

  Background: In South Africa, approximately 80 per cent of people living with disabilities are restricted to access education and employment. In addition, those who are admitted to higher institutions are facing barriers ...

• Fathering in current times : a thematic analysis of Botswanan men’s fatherhood experiences. 

  Ramonkga, Botho Nanvula. (2019)

  There is a clear shortage of studies that explore how fatherhood is constructed and experienced in Botswana. The purpose of this study was, therefore, to explore how Botswanan men construct fatherhood. The philosophical ...

• University student's perceptions of parental support, and its effect on their academic achievement. 

  Zuma, Thandiwe Hlengiwe. (2020)

  Academic achievement among university students can be influenced by many factors, both academic and family related. With the use of qualitative research, the present study explored university students' perceptions of ...

• Understanding mental distress, coping, help-seeking behaviours and substance abuse of Psychology students. 

  Pather, Deantha. (2019)

  Mental distress and substance use among university students is a global concern, with many using ineffective coping strategies and showing reluctance to help-seeking. There is however a paucity of research on mental distress ...

• The sustainability of a free press in Zambia’s Third Republic: a case of the Zambia Daily Mail and The Post newspapers. 

  Hamusokwe, Basil Nchimunya. (2015)

  This study sets out to explore the sustainability of a free press in Zambia. The main objective is to contribute to the debate on factors affecting the political and economic sustainability, advertising in particular and ...

• Exploring the environmental causes of stress and coping mechanisms amongst township entrepreneurs: the case of Tembisa. 

  Mpangane, Thulani Ceryl. (2020)

  The significance and impact of township enterprises has proven to be undeniable both on a global scale and on a local scale. However, very little research has been conducted regarding the psycho-social background of the ...

• Knowledge, attitude and practices of traditional healers with regards to primary eye care (PEC) in KwaZulu Natal. 

  Madlala, Tate Clifford. (2019)

  The title of the study: Knowledge, Attitude And Practices Of Traditional Healers With Regards To Primary Eye Care (PEC) In Kwazulu-Natal. Background: It is estimated that 80% of global blindness is avoidable (i.e. either ...

• Addressing the treatment gap for perinatal depression within an integrated primary health care model: development and feasibility study in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District, North West Province. 

  Kathree, Tasneem. (2020)

  Background: Perinatal depression (PND) is a common mental disorder (CMD) with onset either during pregnancy or in the postnatal period, with potentially harmful inter-generational impacts on families, and by extension on ...

• An exploration of nurse's attitudes towards common mental illness. 

  James, Charlene Natasha. (2020)

  Globally the importance of mental illness can be improved by mainstreaming the services that are provided by primary healthcare facilities. In hospitals and primary healthcare facilities, majority of healthcare professionals ...

• An interview study of black South African children's knowledge about memory. 

  Van den Heuvel, Elizabeth Bridget. (1985)

  Abstract available in PDF.

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