• Second language bias and accuracy of deception judgments 

  Janse van Vuuren, Hermanus Hendrik (2017-01)

  This study examined the ability of students to correctly discern between truthful and deceptive messages from a group of second language English speakers. Recent studies have found a ‘lie bias’ when making veracity judgments ...
• Comparative odds of variables contributing to non-subsidised homeownership in South Africa 

  Combrink, Antoinette (2017-07)

  Homeownership is widely advocated and believed to contribute towards economic activity, employment, wealth creation, economic, political, and neighbourhood stability and financial independence. Despite government’s ...
• Evidence that weak-form capital market efficiency does not hold 

  Maasdorp, Denys Baillie (2015-02)

  It is generally accepted in academic circles that the developed country capital markets with their advanced infra-structure, depth and liquidity are at a minimum Weak-Form efficient. Since the Weak-Form EMH proposes that ...
• Factors influencing the choice of career pathways among high school students in Midlands Province, Zimbabwe 

  Mtemeri, Jeofrey (2017-01)

  The study sought to investigate factors that influence the choice of career pathways among high school students in Midlands Province of Zimbabwe. The investigation serves as a springboard to establishing a career guidance ...
• Scholarly Impact: A Bibliometric and Altmetric Study of the Journal of Community Informatics 

  Naude, F.; van Biljon, JA (Centre for Community Informatics Research, Development & Training, 2017-03-18)

  Demonstrating scholarly impact is a matter of growing importance. This paper reports on a bibliometric and altmetric analysis conducted on the Journal of Community Informatics (JOCI). Besides the bibliometric analysis ...

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