OBJECTIVE The study investigated the degree to which selected sociodemographic variables and social values were related to work-attendance problems in a random sample of 860 Brunei public- and private-sector employees and the nature of this relationship. MATERIALS AND METHODS This quantitative study used the field-survey approach to administer research instruments directly to participants. Th...

The aim of this study is to determine and analyse factors affecting students' performance in first two introductory accounting courses at undergraduate level of Ahlia University, Bahrain. A random sample of 286 students who took and finished these courses was obtained from deanship of students affairs. Using correlation coefficient and multiple regression models to test, whether performance of ...

the purpose of this study was to compare symptoms of ptsd among war affected people and employees in the fire station. totally, 60 people affected by war and 60 fire workers were selected using simple random sampling. by completing pcl inventory, samples of ptsd were characterized. data was analysed through spss software by independent t-test. as the results showed, severity of ptsd symptoms am...

This paper provides a systematic procedure for computing the regional average of climate data in a subregion of the earth surface using the covariance function written in terms of empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs). The method is optimal in the sense of minimum mean square error (mse) and gives an mse estimate of the averaging results. The random measurement error is also included in the tot...