African University Students’ Intercultural Experiences with Impeding Factors: Case from Northern Cyprus

Intercultural Differences in Suggestibility amongst University Students

Factors affecting condom use among South African university students.

OBJECTIVE To investigate factors affecting condom use among South African university students. DESIGN Cross-sectional survey. SETTING Department of Psychology, University of the North, South Africa. PARTICIPANTS One hundred and forty six female and sixty first year male psychology students, mean age 20.9 years (SD = 3.4), with a range from 17 to 34 years. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Sexual ac...

Abortions in Ghana: experiences of university students

Background: Students in Ghana and other developing countries remain the major vulnerable group most likely to have abortions and suffer abortion stigma. However there is a dearth of empirical information on the experiences of Higher Education students on abortion needed for evidence based policies and interventions. Aim: The aim of the present study was to explore some of the key experiences of...

A Study of Factors Influencing Students’ Intercultural Competence

This study explored the concepts of intercultural competence and cultural intelligence and clarified corresponding terms. Using the Cultural Intelligence Scale (CQS) as an instrument and conducting multiple regression tests, this quantitative research investigated individual scale factors that would influence the intercultural competence of the students who declared an education major or minor ...

Measuring Service Quality of Travel Agents: Evidence from Northern Cyprus

Service quality delivered by travel agents in Northern Cyprus was examined using a SERVQUAL scale. The translated instrument was purified using an item-categorisation technique and administered to 337 current users of travel agents in the region. Expectations and performance (SERVPERF) scores indicated that respondents were concerned most with the efficiency and least with the personalisation o...