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Volume 195, Issue 1 -16 April 2026

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Pages: 912-920

Cultural Intelligence and Global Citizenship as Predictors of Intercultural Sensitivity among College Students

by Julie Mae D. Hilario

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 28 April 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268919
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Low intercultural sensitivity hinders students’ engagement with diverse cultures. Intercultural sensitivity was predicted by cultural intelligence and global citizenship. Predictive research design was used. Data from 400 samples, selected via str [...] Read more

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Pages: 921-954

FACTORS AFFECTING THE DECLINE OF ENROLMENT OF THE RIZAL MEMORIAL COLLEGES: BASIS FOR A THREE-YEAR SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

by Dr. Remigilda D. Gallardo

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 28 April 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268912
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This study intended to assess the factor affecting the decline of enrolment of Rizal Memorial Colleges: basis for a three-year development framework during academic year 2008-2009.The descriptive- normative study method utilized the teacher-formul [...] Read more

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Pages: 955-990

Interpersonal Intelligence as Predictor of Communication Skills: Basis for Proposed Intervention Program

by Rinielle C. Montaña, Akira Jhenna P. Infanta, Nicelyn Arsolacia, Ana Marie E. Laguadora, Princess Heart G. Manlangit, Maricel T. Sabangan

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 28 April 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268823
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This study investigated the connection between communication skills and interpersonal intelligence among first-year English majors pursuing a Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd). Utilizing quantitative methods, the research revealed a significa [...] Read more

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Pages: 991-1017

Family Support, School Environment, and Peer Influence Affecting Cognitive Growth among Junior High School Students: A Diagnostic Research Design

by Laila L. Sarino

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 29 April 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268933
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       Low cognitive growth is a concern in education. The contribution of family support, school environment, and peer influence on cognitive growth was examined. Diagnostic research design was applied.150 junior hig [...] Read more

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Pages: 1018-1040

EXPLORING RETENTION STORIES IN SUCCESSION PLANNING: A MIXED METHOD STUDY OF ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSITION AND SUSTAINABILITY

by Eden C. Callo, EdD, Kevin Joseph M. Migo, PhD

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 29 April 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268916
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The research focused on retention stories in succession planning and their effects on organizational transition and sustainability. It aimed to identify which aspects motivated employees to stay and how succession planning, professional developmen [...] Read more

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Pages: 1041-1066

MEDIATING EFFECT OF SCHOOL ECOSYSTEM ON LEADERSHIP PRACTICES TO ENHANCE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE

by Eden C. Callo, EdD, Ma. Cecille D. Barleta, PhD

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 29 April 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268930
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An intelligent workforce within the educational setting is characterized by organizational strategies and practices that guarantee all members access to collective organizational knowled [...] Read more

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Pages: 1067-1073

Tourist Perception of Mobile Applications for Exploring Cultural Destinations in Negros Occidental, Philippines

by Cesar Joey S. Santillan, Kristine T. Soberano

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 1 May 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268943
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Mobile technology has significantly influenced how tourists plan and experience travel. Smartphones allow travellers to search for destinations, navigate locations, and access tourism information instantly. This study examines the perception of tr [...] Read more

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Pages: 1074-1086

Time is the new currency: Lead Time Management and Customer Satisfaction at the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority

by Edward Nii Amar Amarteifio, Soffia Aba Baidoo-Baiden

Volume: 195Issue: 1 April 2026Published: 1 May 2026DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1001951420268914
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This article aims to assess the impact of lead time activities on customer satisfaction, using the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority as a case study. This article is geared towards establishing the intricacies of lead time processes within Gh [...] Read more

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