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Impact of Salary and Recognition on Job Performance: A study of Nangarhar University Lecturers, Afghanistan

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Organizations seek to gain a competitive advantage by applying different strategies in today’s competitive environment. Due to intense competitive pressure, organizations attempt to gain a competitive advantage using employee skills, abilities, and expertise. Organizations offer different kinds of incentives, like salary and recognition, to ensure proper utilization and increase employee performance. Satisfied employees become more […]

Financial Literacy and Investment Decisions among Youth: An Analysis Using Prism of Age

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Modern financial management relies on financial literacy, which affects investment decisions. To make smart savings, borrowing, and investment decisions in the increasingly complicated financial world, one must grasp and utilize financial facts. Younger investors’ decisions have received attention as they become more interested in financial markets. Studies reveal financial competence, risk tolerance, and societal effect […]

New Conceptual Paradigm of Autistic Spectrum Disorder

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The two dimensions currently included in international classifications should include a third defining dimension, regarding to the analysis of intensity of needs relationship to the main parameters of psychoneural information processing, within the so-called processual dimension: – perception and sensory memory, – encoding and categorical grouping, – access of information to permanent memory, and – […]

The Meta-Subject Model: A Holistic Framework Overcoming the Limitations of Subject-Based Learning with an Example in TVET

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The article explores the innovative concept of meta-subjects in education, advocating for their integration into curricula to enhance student learning and engagement. It begins by defining meta-subjects as interdisciplinary frameworks that transcend traditional subject boundaries, allowing for a more holistic understanding of complex issues. The text emphasizes the importance of promoting and cultivating critical thinking, […]

A Model for Individual Creative Tasks for Students in TVET: Analysis and Illustrative Applications with Examples

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In the article a conceptual model is developed with the core strategies and stages of its implementation as well as the framework for integration process, focusing in identifying core competences incorporating creative task into the curriculum and proving opportunities for showcasing student work. In the text are listed examples of creative task in the field […]

The Influence of Social Media Influencers on Consumers’ Purchase Intentions for Electric Cars Mediated by Brand Image, Consumer Attitude, and Moderated by Green Attitude

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The purpose of this study is to aim to analyze the effect of Social Media Influencers on consumer purchase intentions on Electric cars with Brand Image variables as mediation and Green Attitude Variables as moderation. The research sample in this study were consumers who used and did not use electric cars with knowledge about electric […]

Pain Level in Clear Aligners and its Effects in Speech- Literature Review

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In place of traditional braces for orthodontic treatment, clear aligners are becoming more and more popular because of their aesthetic appeal and convenience. Nonetheless, many patients report experiencing pain and discomfort, particularly during the initial adjustment period or when switching to a new set of aligners. The aligners’ pressure, which shifts teeth into their desired […]

Extended Spectrum β-Lactamase: Tackling Antibiotic Resistance and Overcoming Treatment Challenges

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Antibiotics, also known as antibacterials, kill or inhibit bacterial growth but are ineffective against viruses, fungi, or parasites, often leading to misuse. They are categorized by molecular structure, mode of action, and spectrum of activity. Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) occurs when pathogens no longer respond to antimicrobial drugs, arising naturally or through acquisition. Resistance mechanisms include […]

Rediscovery and Restoring Forgotten Principles: Returning to the Past to Transform and Shape VET for the Future. Back to the Basics in VET

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The article explores the historical foundations and contemporary practices of Vocational Education and Training (VET), uncovering a cyclical relationship between past and present methodologies. It begins by analysing the traditional apprenticeship systems of medieval Europe and their counterparts in Asian contexts, demonstrating how these early models laid the groundwork for modern vocational education. The article […]