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Download full textMichael Priestley; Hannah Rachael Slack; Vee Okobia; Amy Mackenzie; Rae Shemwell Rostron; Carys Lynn Hoggan; Nathan Damascus; Valerie Xinyi Zhan; Ayesha Memon; Nicola Byrom – International Journal for Students as Partners, 2025
Student loneliness is a prevalent challenge across universities around the globe. Epistemological, ethical, and efficacious challenges characterise contemporary research on student loneliness. To address this, our team of 11 staff researchers implemented a students-as-partners initiative with 16 students from 12 universities across the United…
Descriptors: Psychological Patterns, Student Research, Sense of Belonging, Foreign Countries
Chughtai, Muhammad Salman; Mushtaque, Iqra; Waqas, Hamid; Raza, Hassan; Angulo-Cabanillas, Luis – Knowledge Management & E-Learning, 2022
Working in a toxic environment makes it harder to be productive. This study examines the direct impact of Machiavellianism and professional envy on research productivity (individual and group) with the moderating role of knowledge-hiding behaviors. For this purpose, through convenience sampling, an online survey through Google Docs was conducted,…
Descriptors: Work Environment, Psychological Patterns, Productivity, College Faculty
Direct linkMolefe, S.; Bengesai, A.; Davey, B.; Goba, B.; Lekena, L.; Madiya, N.; Nkambule, T. – South African Journal of Higher Education, 2011
Students within academic research projects usually assume a role of supporting the academics/scholars who are undertaking those research projects. The students' identity in this case is regarded as research assistants, with minimal valued input to the project itself. With time, however, this identity may change based on the roles and relationships…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Research, Graduate Students, Researchers
