International Journal of Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods (IJQQRM)
Employee training is intended to provide an opportunity for advancement and may be perceived as the organization values their employees and their sense of self-worth, therefore will result to building a stronger affective commitment. Thus also resulting to a function of close psychological attachment to the organization and its goals, (McElroy, 2001). The purpose of […]
This qualitative study examined the role of work interruptions in the process of unwinding from work, among managers. Six master themes were elicited using thematic analysis: (1) work interruptions, (2) attitudes towards work interruptions, (3) coping strategies, (4) unwinding from work interruptions, (5) emotional and physiological responses and (6) work values. Of particular interest was
BEING WORK INTERRUPTED: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF OFFICE MANAGERS Read More »
Due in no small part to the Herculean efforts of Thomas Bayes, a researcher arguably hundreds of years ahead of his time, a seminal contribution to multiple scientific fields is imminent. This paper investigates the significance initial conditions and the relationship shared with conditional probability via the Bayes theorem, via autocorrelation (trend) on a fractal
BAYES – POINCARÉ THEOREM & FINANCIAL ALGORITHM Read More »
The spin of subatomic particles approaches the speed of light producing substantial energy in the process. The working hypothesis of this paper proposes that the energy produced by the spin of subatomic particles is greater than the energy required to hold together nucleons known as the nuclear binding energy or strong force . Building upon
EINSTEIN-HARAMEIN UNIFICATION HYPOTHESIS Read More »
The objective of the paper is to empirically examine the static and dynamic short-run and long-run interaction between the prices (and their volatility) of natural gas, crude oil, propane and heating oil in the US economy, using the Toda and Yamamoto (1995) procedure of Granger’s Causality. Long-run equilibrium relationship is examined using Johansen’s maximum likelihood
Background: Identification of health needs within Nigeria has often been done with a top-down approach where policy and funding determines what health needs to focus on for interventions. Communicable diseases such as malaria have been studied extensively however; lack of cohesiveness and continuity often derails the gains achieved. Objectives: To work collaboratively with stakeholders in
Production planning is the backbone of any manufacturing operation, and its main objective is to determine the quantity of products to be produced and inventory level to be carried from one period to the other, with the objective of minimizing the total costs of production and the annual inventory, while at the same time meeting
Development of a Dynamic Programming Model for Optimizing Production Planning. Read More »
Malaysia is a country famously known for its multiple unique cultural and ethnic diversities, particularly in Sabah and Sarawak. The state of Sabah consists of 35 ethnics and 215 sub-ethnics and each ethnicity can be identified by language, dialect or culture. Despite the diversity of culture, customs and beliefs, respectively, Sabah is generally perceived and
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