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Investigating relationship among research self-efficacy, research outcome expectation, and research interest of Cambodian faculty: Testing social-cognitive theory. International Journal of Sociology of Education
Eam, P. (2015). Investigating relationship among research self-efficacy, research outcome expectation, and research interest of Cambodian faculty: Testing social-cognitive theory. International Journal of Sociology of Education, 4(3), 199-224 This study set out to examine to what extent research self-efficacy and research outcome expectation predict research interest of Cambodian faculty. Participants in the study were 453 faculty members from ten major universities in the country. The ma ...
Author: EAM Phyrom, PhD - June , 2017
General
Cambodia Development Review – March 2017
CDR Volume 21, Issue 1, March 2017 English and Khmer In this issue: How do Cambodian Academic Leaders Define and Perceive Higher Education Internationalisation?; The Effects of Residents’ Participation on Their Perception of and Support for Community-based Ecotourism in Cambodia: A Structural Equation Modelling Approac ...
Author: Koichi Usami, LENG Phirom, PhD, PON Dorina, TEK Muy Tieng, VEN Seyhah, PhD - March , 2017
Economics
Outlook Brief 2017: Moving Up Value Chains for Industrialisation, Digitisation, Growth and Development
Cambodia Outlook Brief 2017 Khmer & English
- March , 2017
Economics
WP 112: The Dynamics of Microcredit Borrowings in Cambodia
Working Paper Series No. 112 English, 32 pp. Mar 2017: Published online by Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) at https://www.pep-net.org/impact-microcredit-borrowing-wellbeing-cambodia
Author: Phann Dalis, ROTH Vathana, SRY Bopharath - March , 2017