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Palestinian Socialization: Between Gender Inequality and Discriminatory Practices
(2021-04-10)The current study addressed the socialization process in the Palestinian family which remains unclear. Family discriminatory practices as experienced by sons and daughters was evaluated using an index of a 27-item scale, ... -
Integrated e-tax filing management system on tax compliance behaviour in Nigeria
(2021-08-15)In the effort to improve the harmonization of Nigerian tax systems, the Federal Inland Revenue Service Board introduced an electronic tax filing system. Such an e-filing system eases tax registration for ... -
Evaluation of Radiation Doses for Patients Undergoing Abdominopelvic Computed Tomography Examination in Palestine
(2021-04-06)As a diagnostic modality, computed tomography (CT) delivers higher radiation doses compared to other imaging modalities. CT requests increase rapidly, hence radiation dose assessment and protection are important. This ... -
Case study K: Palestine’s national cash transfer programme: An example of cash transfer programming in a humanitarian setting
(Edward Elgar, 2021-08-21)here is strong evidence that in developed and stable contexts, social protection can enhance human capital and productivity, reduce inequalities, build resilience, and end the intergener- ational cycle of poverty (World ... -
Applying “Stages of Readiness to Change” Model to Dentists’ Decisions to Participate in Medicaid: An Exploratory Study
(2021-08-11)Background: The Stages of Readiness to Change (SOC) behavioral model describes behavior change as a process and distinguishes individuals based on their current behavior and readiness to change that behavior. ...
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