Jaspreet Kaur
Biographic Data
| ID | 141405 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaspreet Kaur |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaspreet |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaur |
| SIGNATURE | KAUR J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Malaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6803-5635 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Amrita Pritam as witness
Amrita Pritam's poetry is often interpreted through the lens of Partition violence and the suffering of Punjabi women. This study offers an ethnographic reading of selected poems from Khushwant Singh's translations, situating her work within Punjab's socio-political transformations after 1947. Drawing on Carolyn Forché's poetry of witness, Johan Galtung's structural violence, Cathy Caruth's traumatic memory, Dominick LaCapra's working-through, an…
Virtual and Augmented Reality Applications in Remote Medical Diagnostics and Surgery
The aim of this research paper is to find out the effectiveness and benefits of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) in remote medical diagnosis and surgery with reference to the improvement in the health care sector. The opportunities of using VR and AR technologies as highlighted in the current study include; lower diagnostic error rate, difficult surgery operations made easy, better opportunity to do intense practice in VR enabled/A…
The Invisible Palette
This theoretical treatise examines strategic merging of financial alchemy and human resource management (HRM) in the visual and performing arts industry in terms of the so-called invisible palette. The paper is based on the knowledge of cultural economics, the creative industries, and the HRM literature, which defines the role of financial innovation and creative human capital in contributing to sustainability, innovation, and the creation of mul…
Navigating Law and Leadership in India’s Visual Arts Industry
Digital transformation reconfigures the governance models of the Indian industry of visual arts between the regulation of intellectual property, institutional leadership, as well as blockchain-integrated property ownership models. Splintered enforcement, incomplete provenance recording, and participation in resale were historically limiting payments of artists and transparency in institutions. A multidimensional system of assessment of governance…
The Human Canvas and Literary Echo
The visual arts industry is important in the cultural growth, socialization, and innovation. Nevertheless, the administration of artistic talents in cultural organizations is a specific issue because of the complicated interaction of creativity, identity, and organizational systems. The present study presents a theoretical framework which incorporates strategic human resource management practices, talent nurturing, the role of narrative identity …
E-cigarette use and subsequent tobacco smoking initiation
CRD42023464207
Assessing the effect of mindful consumption towards residents’ well-being with the mediation of brand loyalty and self-brand connection in tourism
‘Mindful consumption’ in tourism services helps to create a positive experience for the consumer by enabling the latter to effectively utilise the resources available at the tourist destination. While numerous studies have explored the idea of mindful consumption, most of them have largely examined the overarching concepts. In contrast, this study focuses on evaluating the effect of mindful consumption in the tourism sector on the residents’ well…
Multiple repair solutions in response to open class repair initiators (Ocris) in next turn
The study examines repair practices of speakers following an open class repair initiator (OCRI) in next turn in hospitality and tourism (HT) service encounters mediated through English as a lingua franca (ELF). The data comprise fifteen hours of naturally occurring ELF service encounters recorded at three HT sites in Thailand. Using conversation analytic procedures, the analysis reveals that speakers may offer multiple repair solutions following …
An investigation of the acute effects of dance on heart rate variability in people with Parkinson’s
Significant changes in HR, SD1, nSDRR, BR and skin temperature of PwP occurred during all sections, showing dance improved autonomic function. Further work examining the long-term effects of HRV in a community setting is needed to understand the potential benefits of dance for PwP
Assessment of the quality of malaria surveillance and laboratory services for diagnosis in three districts of Gujarat state, India
Objectives: Surveillance is the backbone for the control of malaria and its elimination. In the state of Gujarat, situated in the western region of India, some of the districts reported a high annual blood examination rate (ABER) for malaria. Therefore, a study was conducted to identify the underlying reasons for the increase in the ABER for malaria. Methods: Planned investigations were carried out in three of the state districts, scrutinizing re…
Prevalence and association between alcohol, tobacco, and Covid-19
Introduction: Alcohol and tobacco use has been proposed to significantly affect COVID-19 outcomes. The study aimed to estimate the prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among COVID-19-positive patients and compare it with the general population prevalence rates. It also aimed to assess and determine the association between the severity of COVID-19 illness and the complications with alcohol and tobacco use. Method: For this, a cross-sectional, ret…
Farmers' Attitudes Towards Conventional and Organic Farming in Indian Punjab
This study is an attempt to identify the socioeconomic factors that affect farmers' decision-making process regarding the adoption of organic farming. A total of 100 (50 organic and 50 conventional) farmers were interviewed and their demographic, socioeconomic and ecological behaviour differences were studied. The behavioural analysis identified education, environmental concerns and social benefits as the prominent drivers of organic farming, whi…
“Doing Explicit” in hospitality and tourism service encounters in English as a lingua franca
From moon landing to metaverse
Technological Forecasting and Social Change (TFSC) is one of the most prominent journals to focus on the methodologies and practices of technological forecasting and futures studies. This study aims to analyse the topical structure of TFSC and track the most cited articles published in the journal using a combination of a structural topic model (STM) and bibliometric analysis. The STM reveals 18 prominent topics in TFSC, and the topical quality o…
The Diabetes Burden in India and the Nutritional Promise of Millets in Its Prevention and Control
India is witnessing a significant rise in the prevalence of diabetes mellitus, particularly type 2 diabetes, across various age groups and genders. This surge is accompanied by an increase in diabetes-related complications, including cardiovascular diseases, neuropathy, nephropathy, and retinopathy, which contribute to heightened morbidity and mortality. Many researchers have highlighted the potential role of millets, a group of small-seeded grai…
Adams Ableism, Style, and Visibility
The proposed study focuses on the shifting narratives around body, beauty, and desirability. The study highlights the way people with disabilities are represented and included in the fashion industry. This inclusion and visibility can be achieved by challenging the preconceived stereotypes of body, beauty, desirability, and style can play a crucial role in achieving this goal. The study foregrounds fashion as a significant inclusion practice.Conc…
Employees silence and emotional well-being in hospitals
Employee silence among healthcare professionals is a significant issue since it can have a significant effect on an organization's success. Employee silence many prevent development of a solid and trustworthy connection between superiors and subordinates, which leads to higher turnover intentions, poor loyalty, and undesirable organisational behaviour.Every superior is responsible for ensuring that employees feel motivated enough to express their…
Communicative Effectiveness in Belf (English as a Business Lingua Franca) Meetings
The study investigates business professionals of different language backgrounds using English as a business lingua franca (BELF) in formal internal meetings. In particular, it examines how these participants deploy ‘explaining’ as a pragmatic strategy to increase communicative effectiveness. The data comprise 6 internal business meetings, totaling 293 minutes of video recordings. A discourse analysis of the meeting data reveals that the participa…
Belf expert users
Ameliorative potential of Argyreia speciosa against CCI-induced neuropathic pain in rats
Other-correction in next position
At the intersection of idealized youth and marginalized almost-adulthood
This article discusses how young mothers in London, a mid-size city in Canada, utilize a drop-in centre service while attending an alternative programme to acquire secondary school credits. The central arguments made here are informed by key concepts in the field of girlhood studies. With its attention to the interconnections between gender, age, and generation as well as other aspects of social identity, girlhood studies provides crucial insight…
Penggunaan Strategi Komunikasi dalam Rutin Perundingan Makna (The Use of Communication Strategies in Negotiation of Meaning Routine)
Sifat kerjasama dalam komunikasi antara pelajar dan penutur natif dilihat dapat membantu meningkatkan kecekapan komunikatif pelajar. Kecekapan komunikatif merupakan pendekatan yang memberi fokus kepada interaksi dan komunikasi. Kajian ini merupakan sebuah kajian kualitatif yang menganalisis data yang diperolehi daripada interaksi pelajar bersama penutur natif bahasa Sepanyol. Kajian ini dijalankan untuk melihat penggunaan strategi komunikasi (SK)…
Role of stable isotope analyses in reconstructing past life-histories and the provenancing human skeletal remains
This article reviews the present scenario of use of stable isotopes (mainly δ13C, δ15N, δ18O, 87Sr) to trace past life behaviours like breast feeding and weaning practices, the geographic origin, migration history, paleodiet and subsistence patterns of past populations from the chemical signatures of isotopes imprinted in human skeletal remains. This approach is based on the state that food-web isotopic signatures are seen in the human bones and …
Ambiguity related misunderstanding and clarity enhancing practices in ELF communication
As research into the use of English as a lingua franca (ELF) intensifies, questions on the implications of the findings for English Language Teaching (ELT) are increasingly being raised. In this regard, research on misunderstanding in ELF has much to offer ELT practitioners. Awareness of what causes misunderstanding means that learners can be trained to take relevant measures to avoid the triggers that contribute to the problem. Among these, ambi…
Raising explicitness through self-repair in English as a lingua franca
Intercultural communication in English as a lingua franca
Intercultural communication is perceived as being somewhat problematic, given the varied cultures that come into contact with one another. Misunderstanding and communication breakdown are said to mark many intercultural encounters as participants rely on the norms of their mother tongue and native culture to interpret meaning. This paper reports on the findings of a study conducted to identify and explain the sources and nature of misunderstandin…
Other-correction in next position
Achieving mutual understanding in world Englishes
Given the rapid growth in international contacts worldwide, English is increasingly becoming the chosen medium to facilitate communication among people of diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. However, the question remains as to how non-native speakers of English of varying levels of proficiency, using different varieties of English, are able to arrive at mutual understanding in this medium. The paper addresses this question by offering so…
At the intersection of idealized youth and marginalized almost-adulthood
This article discusses how young mothers in London, a mid-size city in Canada, utilize a drop-in centre service while attending an alternative programme to acquire secondary school credits. The central arguments made here are informed by key concepts in the field of girlhood studies. With its attention to the interconnections between gender, age, and generation as well as other aspects of social identity, girlhood studies provides crucial insight…
Ambiguity related misunderstanding and clarity enhancing practices in ELF communication
As research into the use of English as a lingua franca (ELF) intensifies, questions on the implications of the findings for English Language Teaching (ELT) are increasingly being raised. In this regard, research on misunderstanding in ELF has much to offer ELT practitioners. Awareness of what causes misunderstanding means that learners can be trained to take relevant measures to avoid the triggers that contribute to the problem. Among these, ambi…
Achieving mutual understanding in world Englishes
Given the rapid growth in international contacts worldwide, English is increasingly becoming the chosen medium to facilitate communication among people of diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. However, the question remains as to how non-native speakers of English of varying levels of proficiency, using different varieties of English, are able to arrive at mutual understanding in this medium. The paper addresses this question by offering so…
English as a Lingua Franca in Asean
Intercultural communication in English as a lingua franca
Intercultural communication is perceived as being somewhat problematic, given the varied cultures that come into contact with one another. Misunderstanding and communication breakdown are said to mark many intercultural encounters as participants rely on the norms of their mother tongue and native culture to interpret meaning. This paper reports on the findings of a study conducted to identify and explain the sources and nature of misunderstandin…
Raising explicitness through self-repair in English as a lingua franca
Saying it again
Recent research into the use of English as a lingua franca (ELF) in international settings reveals that its multilingual, multicultural participants rely on various interactional practices to negotiate meaning and arrive at shared understanding. In this regard, repetition, which has been identified as a widely used multifunctional procedure that facilitates the production, comprehension, and interaction processes in communication, has been shown …
Penggunaan Strategi Komunikasi dalam Rutin Perundingan Makna (The Use of Communication Strategies in Negotiation of Meaning Routine)
Sifat kerjasama dalam komunikasi antara pelajar dan penutur natif dilihat dapat membantu meningkatkan kecekapan komunikatif pelajar. Kecekapan komunikatif merupakan pendekatan yang memberi fokus kepada interaksi dan komunikasi. Kajian ini merupakan sebuah kajian kualitatif yang menganalisis data yang diperolehi daripada interaksi pelajar bersama penutur natif bahasa Sepanyol. Kajian ini dijalankan untuk melihat penggunaan strategi komunikasi (SK)…
Role of stable isotope analyses in reconstructing past life-histories and the provenancing human skeletal remains
This article reviews the present scenario of use of stable isotopes (mainly δ13C, δ15N, δ18O, 87Sr) to trace past life behaviours like breast feeding and weaning practices, the geographic origin, migration history, paleodiet and subsistence patterns of past populations from the chemical signatures of isotopes imprinted in human skeletal remains. This approach is based on the state that food-web isotopic signatures are seen in the human bones and …
Ambiguity related misunderstanding and clarity enhancing practices in ELF communication
As research into the use of English as a lingua franca (ELF) intensifies, questions on the implications of the findings for English Language Teaching (ELT) are increasingly being raised. In this regard, research on misunderstanding in ELF has much to offer ELT practitioners. Awareness of what causes misunderstanding means that learners can be trained to take relevant measures to avoid the triggers that contribute to the problem. Among these, ambi…
At the intersection of idealized youth and marginalized almost-adulthood
This article discusses how young mothers in London, a mid-size city in Canada, utilize a drop-in centre service while attending an alternative programme to acquire secondary school credits. The central arguments made here are informed by key concepts in the field of girlhood studies. With its attention to the interconnections between gender, age, and generation as well as other aspects of social identity, girlhood studies provides crucial insight…
Belf expert users
Ameliorative potential of Argyreia speciosa against CCI-induced neuropathic pain in rats
Other-correction in next position
Communicative Effectiveness in Belf (English as a Business Lingua Franca) Meetings
The study investigates business professionals of different language backgrounds using English as a business lingua franca (BELF) in formal internal meetings. In particular, it examines how these participants deploy ‘explaining’ as a pragmatic strategy to increase communicative effectiveness. The data comprise 6 internal business meetings, totaling 293 minutes of video recordings. A discourse analysis of the meeting data reveals that the participa…
The Diabetes Burden in India and the Nutritional Promise of Millets in Its Prevention and Control
India is witnessing a significant rise in the prevalence of diabetes mellitus, particularly type 2 diabetes, across various age groups and genders. This surge is accompanied by an increase in diabetes-related complications, including cardiovascular diseases, neuropathy, nephropathy, and retinopathy, which contribute to heightened morbidity and mortality. Many researchers have highlighted the potential role of millets, a group of small-seeded grai…
Adams Ableism, Style, and Visibility
The proposed study focuses on the shifting narratives around body, beauty, and desirability. The study highlights the way people with disabilities are represented and included in the fashion industry. This inclusion and visibility can be achieved by challenging the preconceived stereotypes of body, beauty, desirability, and style can play a crucial role in achieving this goal. The study foregrounds fashion as a significant inclusion practice.Conc…
Employees silence and emotional well-being in hospitals
Employee silence among healthcare professionals is a significant issue since it can have a significant effect on an organization's success. Employee silence many prevent development of a solid and trustworthy connection between superiors and subordinates, which leads to higher turnover intentions, poor loyalty, and undesirable organisational behaviour.Every superior is responsible for ensuring that employees feel motivated enough to express their…
“Doing Explicit” in hospitality and tourism service encounters in English as a lingua franca
From moon landing to metaverse
Technological Forecasting and Social Change (TFSC) is one of the most prominent journals to focus on the methodologies and practices of technological forecasting and futures studies. This study aims to analyse the topical structure of TFSC and track the most cited articles published in the journal using a combination of a structural topic model (STM) and bibliometric analysis. The STM reveals 18 prominent topics in TFSC, and the topical quality o…
Assessment of the quality of malaria surveillance and laboratory services for diagnosis in three districts of Gujarat state, India
Objectives: Surveillance is the backbone for the control of malaria and its elimination. In the state of Gujarat, situated in the western region of India, some of the districts reported a high annual blood examination rate (ABER) for malaria. Therefore, a study was conducted to identify the underlying reasons for the increase in the ABER for malaria. Methods: Planned investigations were carried out in three of the state districts, scrutinizing re…
Prevalence and association between alcohol, tobacco, and Covid-19
Introduction: Alcohol and tobacco use has been proposed to significantly affect COVID-19 outcomes. The study aimed to estimate the prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among COVID-19-positive patients and compare it with the general population prevalence rates. It also aimed to assess and determine the association between the severity of COVID-19 illness and the complications with alcohol and tobacco use. Method: For this, a cross-sectional, ret…
Farmers' Attitudes Towards Conventional and Organic Farming in Indian Punjab
This study is an attempt to identify the socioeconomic factors that affect farmers' decision-making process regarding the adoption of organic farming. A total of 100 (50 organic and 50 conventional) farmers were interviewed and their demographic, socioeconomic and ecological behaviour differences were studied. The behavioural analysis identified education, environmental concerns and social benefits as the prominent drivers of organic farming, whi…
Multiple repair solutions in response to open class repair initiators (Ocris) in next turn
The study examines repair practices of speakers following an open class repair initiator (OCRI) in next turn in hospitality and tourism (HT) service encounters mediated through English as a lingua franca (ELF). The data comprise fifteen hours of naturally occurring ELF service encounters recorded at three HT sites in Thailand. Using conversation analytic procedures, the analysis reveals that speakers may offer multiple repair solutions following …
An investigation of the acute effects of dance on heart rate variability in people with Parkinson’s
Significant changes in HR, SD1, nSDRR, BR and skin temperature of PwP occurred during all sections, showing dance improved autonomic function. Further work examining the long-term effects of HRV in a community setting is needed to understand the potential benefits of dance for PwP
Amrita Pritam as witness
Amrita Pritam's poetry is often interpreted through the lens of Partition violence and the suffering of Punjabi women. This study offers an ethnographic reading of selected poems from Khushwant Singh's translations, situating her work within Punjab's socio-political transformations after 1947. Drawing on Carolyn Forché's poetry of witness, Johan Galtung's structural violence, Cathy Caruth's traumatic memory, Dominick LaCapra's working-through, an…
Virtual and Augmented Reality Applications in Remote Medical Diagnostics and Surgery
The aim of this research paper is to find out the effectiveness and benefits of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) in remote medical diagnosis and surgery with reference to the improvement in the health care sector. The opportunities of using VR and AR technologies as highlighted in the current study include; lower diagnostic error rate, difficult surgery operations made easy, better opportunity to do intense practice in VR enabled/A…
Psychology (15 works) · Computer Science (10 works) · EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning (10 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Linguistics (9 works) · English as a lingua franca (8 works) · Lingua franca (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Communication (7 works)