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PEARL is the open access research repository for University of Plymouth. It safe-guards, preserves and provides access to a growing body of full text materials generated through the research activities of the University.
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'The Enigma of Social Harm and the Barrier of Liberalism: Why Zemiology Needs a Theory of the Good'
Social harm is one of the most potentially potent and transformative concepts currently available to the social sciences. However, scholars have struggled to define social harm, puzzled by enigmatic questions and tensions ... -
Mobile wallet inhibitors: Developing a comprehensive theory using an integrated model
(Elsevier, 2018-11)© 2018 Elsevier Ltd The concept of the mobile wallet is increasingly adopted in developed and developing countries for improving the scale, productivity, and excellence of banking services. Oman is one of the most growing ... -
What controls submarine channel development and the morphology of deltas entering deep-water fjords?
River deltas and associated turbidity current systems produce some of the largest and most rapid sediment accumulations on our planet. These systems bury globally significant volumes of organic carbon and determine the ... -
Assessing the accommodation response after near visual tasks using different handheld electronic devices
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The value of problem-based learning in learning for sustainability: undergraduate accounting student perspectives
This paper discusses the findings of a small ethnographic study that explored students’ perceptions of the value of problem-based learning in introducing sustainability, in a two semester elective accounting module at a ... -
A simple decision to move in response to touch reveals basic sensory memory and mechanisms for variable response times.
Many motor responses to sensory input, like locomotion or eye movements, are much slower than reflexes. Can simpler animals provide fundamental answers about the cellular mechanisms for motor decisions? Can we observe the ... -
There is more to accommodation of the eye than simply minimizing retinal blur.
(United States, 2017-10-01)Eyes of children and young adults change their optical power to focus nearby objects at the retina. But does accommodation function by trial and error to minimize blur and maximize contrast as is generally accepted? Three ...
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