• Modelling the characteristics of the baroreceptor 

  Smith, Kirsten Taneall (2017)

  The baroreceptor is a stretch receptor which detects changes in pressure in arterial blood vessels. Baroreceptor nerves inform the brainstem of changes in blood pressure, which then influences sympathetic and parasympathetic ...
• Managing consumer mythology: The green consumption of E10 fuel 

  Chitakunye, P; Saruchera, F; Derera, E; Tarkhar-Lail, A (2014)

  The purpose of this article is to explore how myths become meaningful to consumers of ethanol-blended petrol (E10) in Zimbabwe. The last decade has seen the emergence and increasing significance of being green. Consequently, ...
• Emotional intelligence: A critical success factor for selling funeral policies 

  Shiri, AT; Chitakunye, P; Fields, Z (2014)

  This study contributes to a deeper understanding of emotional intelligence as a critical success factor in the selling of funeral insurance policies. Insights are drawn from a quantitative study that adopted a convenience ...
• Does customer satisfaction lead to customer trust, loyalty and repurchase intention of local store brands? The case of Gauteng Province of South Africa 

  Chinomona, R; Dubihlela, D (2014)

  Notwithstanding the increasing researches on consumer behaviour, there is a dearth of studies that have investigated the influence of customer satisfaction on customer trust, loyalty and repurchase intention in the African ...
• Doctoral and Masters Supervision: The potential role of self-efficacy 

  Callaghan, CW (2014)

  This research investigated the potential contribution of self-efficacy and different forms of experience to the numbers of sucessful doctoral and masters degree supervisions of academics. Using a comprehensive purposive ...

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