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    • The Mediating Role of Boundary Flexibility in the Workload and Work Fatigue Relationship among New Zealand-Based Midwives 

      Theron, Bernhardett (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      This dissertation adopts an organisational behavioural (OB) and management approach to explore the effects of boundary flexibility on role demands and personal wellbeing among New Zealand (NZ) midwives. The paper reviews ...
    • Exploratory Research on the Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction of Chinese Guests Towards Serviced Apartments in Auckland, New Zealand 

      Liu, Chao (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Customer satisfaction and dissatisfaction have always been a topic of academic research, and it has increasingly been paid more attention because it directly affected customer experiences (Lu et al., 2015). Previous studies ...
    • Travelling With Hanfu: A Social Media Analysis of Contemporary Chinese Travelling for Artistic Photographs 

      Shi, Songge (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Travelling with Hanfu is a new form of travel that has become popular among young people in contemporary China in recent years. Such travellers dress up in Hanfu (the traditional costume of the Han people) to visit tourist ...
    • Service Design to Assist Caregivers of Adults With Learning Disabilities 

      Khongpaiboon, Onwara (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      This project investigated a design solution to assist the caregivers of adults with learning disabilities (McRae et al.) in Thailand. The problems associated with LDs are increasing annually. The bulk of primary caregivers ...
    • Satisfaction Factors of Tourists Staying in Queenstown’s Airbnbs: An Exploratory Study 

      Li, Jiaxin (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Because satisfying customers is a persistent goal of the hospitality industry, many studies have aimed to determine the key factors of guest satisfaction. More recently, with the emergence of the sharing economy, Airbnb ...
    • Digital Technologies and the Senior Geography Classroom: Teachers’ Perceptions of the Impact on Teaching and Learning 

      Hogan, Angela (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      With the dawn of the 21st century, there was a great expectation that a digital revolution would take place and transform the classroom. This technological change would see students take control of their learning and the ...
    • Investigating Consumer’s Fear of Missing Out and Social Media Fatigue: An Extended Literature Review 

      Wang, Shuoyan (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      The information age has brought about the emergence of many digital tools. One of the tools is social media network sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, that have increasingly gained popularity worldwide. A ...
    • Paralolla: An Investigation into Gender and Empowerment in Gaming 

      Bell, Laura (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      From Alice in Wonderland to Coraline: Paralolla examines the precedents of the heterotopia in fictional media to critically fabricate a digital game-based experience addressing the pressures surrounding gender identity for ...
    • Genome Analysis and Geographical Distribution of a Novel Emaravirus in Karaka 

      Rabbidge, Lee Owen (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Chlorotic spot symptoms were observed on a specimen of a tree endemic to New Zealand, karaka (Corynocarpus laevigatus), leading to an investigation of the potential viruses associated with the symptoms. RNA-seq analysis ...
    • A Qualitative Descriptive Study: Understanding Flood and Storm Risk Communication, Perceptions, and Interpretations of Myanmar Migrants in the Context of Auckland, New Zealand 

      Kyaw, Su Myat (Auckland University of Technology, 2021)
      Migrant groups are viewed as particularly vulnerable in conditions of increased disaster risk. This represents a key consideration for disaster risk reduction planning in urban areas with large, diverse populations ...
    • Impact of Conversational Agents on Customer Service Employees 

      Ugale, Arlene (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      Many organisations are implementing conversational agents (CAs) such as chatbots and virtual assistants to perform customer service functions due to the technology’s cost-effectiveness and ease of use for customers. The ...
    • Does Research Help Inform a Healthcare Organisation’s Purpose? A Perspective of One New Zealand District Health Board 

      Neave, Lorraine (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      Background: The body of work set out to answer the question “does research overall help to inform a healthcare organisation’s purpose?” To align health care research activity to a District Health Board (DHB) organisational ...
    • Ensemble Classifier Modelling for Dealing with Missing Values 

      Hasan, Mohammad Rajib (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      An ensemble classifier method for life critical data classification is considered one of the most capable classifiers where data suffers from missing values. The execution of a decision tree classifier can be expanded by ...
    • Upholding the Dangal (Dignity) of Biracial (Haphap) Children in Angeles City, Philippines 

      Lavides, Maria Margarita (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      There is some literature on the situation of Filipino children relative to the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) in the Philippines. However, there is a scarcity of research ...
    • Authenticity of Yum Cha in Auckland, New Zealand, As Compared With Guangzhou, China, the Country of Origin 

      Wang, Sijie (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      Food authenticity has become an important topic in recent years. Especially when a food is found far from the place of origin, its authenticity is doubted and argued over. Yum cha is the art of drinking Chinese tea and ...
    • Lost in Wonderland: Policy, Education and Māori Realities 

      Hauraki, Frances (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      The history of Māori society and education shows how Māori identity and culture have not remained static, but have been subject to ongoing processes of change. Despite many decades of policy initiatives, Māori underachievement ...
    • A Qualitative Descriptive Study of Tū Tahanga, a Kaupapa Māori Adapted Violence Prevention Programme, in a Forensic Mental Health Inpatient Unit 

      Florencio, Francis Zabdiel San Pedro (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      Introduction: Forensic mental health services are tasked with rehabilitating service users with mental illness and offending behaviour. Service users are provided with a range of interventions that target mental illness ...
    • Pacific Women, Beauty and Race: The Communication of Beauty Ideals and the Experiences of Pacific Women in Contemporary Society 

      Latu, Malia (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      Contemporary notions of beauty embedded in social ideals and values, can have a significant influence on the lived experiences of women. From social class to skin colour and ethnicity, women’s bodies have been largely ...
    • The Perceived Impact on Wellbeing After Health and Wellness Coaching - a Qualitative Evaluation 

      Green, Anton Wayne (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      Health and wellness coaching (HWC) is an evidence-based intervention to help individuals gain the knowledge and skills to undertake health-related behaviour change in their lives. The Primary Prevention of Stroke in the ...
    • A Comparative Analysis of the Attitudes Towards Menstrual Cycle in Middle-Eastern and Western Societies 

      Ahmadi Vostakolaee, Mana (Auckland University of Technology, 2020)
      This thesis compared attitudes to the menstrual cycle held by men and women in New Zealand, as representative of Western, modern and secular countries and Iranians, as representative of Eastern, developing and religious ...

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