vol. 65, no. 3 (2026)
JPAIR Multidisciplinary Research Journal


Description

The JPAIR Multidisciplinary Journal aims to publish new discoveries in the various disciplines of knowledge which are contributed by member researchers from around the world. The JPAIR Multidisciplinary Journal is an international peer reviewed and multidisciplinary journal that provides a venue for scholars to publish their research findings for advocacy and utilization.


Publisher: Philippine Association of Institutions for Research


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Category: Multidisciplinary |

ISSN 2244-0445 (Online)

ISSN 2012-3981 (Print)

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Articles


National Authority for Child Care-Regional Alternative Child Care Office (NACC-RACCO CARAGA)

Emily A. Sanogal

Discipline: Developmental psychology

Innovating Transmission Line Foundations in Mountainous Terrain: A Narrative Literature Review

Nayna B. Mallopa | Angelene Francisco | Millen Grace Galero | Vanessa Gallardo

Discipline: Civil Engineering

Exploring the Effectiveness of Body-Worn Cameras (BWCs) During Police Operations in the Province of Albay

MANNY B. MACABEO

Discipline: Law

Assessing the Impact of Entrepreneurship Education on Fostering Entrepreneurial Intention among Entrepreneurship Students

Joana Marie G. Bernardo

Discipline: Education

The Impact of Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA) on the Philippine Power Sector: A Thematic Literature Review

Celso N. Macalanos Jr | Jerian L. Aloba | Aileen M. Abangan

Discipline: electrical and electronic engineering

Pricing Strategies and Consumer Purchase Intention in Agribusiness: An Integrative Review

Lea Angela C. Arreza | Dorielle M. Bual | Clayde G. ParreƱas

Discipline: business and management (non-specific)

Digital Marketing Strategies and Guest Booking Behavior in Hospitality: A Narrative Literature Review in the Philippines

Nicole Marion M. Polines | Nora D. Mendoza | Jordan B. Ortaleza | Rey Eliseo F. Regidor

Discipline: business and management (non-specific)

Transforming Financial Freedom through Hybrid Work: A Narrative Literature Review in the Philippine Context

Michaela A. Calbitaza | Roland B. Aquino | Juvelyn C. Clenuar | Roel De Sotto

Discipline: social sciences (non-specific)

Work-Life Balance, Motivation, and Employee Well-Being in Integrated Resorts: A Narrative Literature Review

Ronel Rabi Duyagit | Kim C. Delos Reyes | Jennifer Enanod | Raymel De Vera

Discipline: social sciences (non-specific)

Electronic Banking Utilization, Service Quality, Client Satisfaction: A Narrative Literature Review

John Martin C. Nazareth | Aldon M. Francia | Marianne M. Almogen | Eleonor C. Mabassa | Leomarc A. Lava

Discipline: business and management (non-specific)

Administrative Systems as Strategic Drivers of Sustainability and Competitiveness in Logistics Operations

Juvelyn C. Clenuar | Roland B. Aquino | Michaela A. Calbitaza | Roel De Sotto

Discipline: business and management (non-specific)

Assessment of Mental Well-Being and Coping Strategies Among Employees of Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) in Catanduanes

Hyde R. Advincula Tadoy | Rowena M. Cuevillas

Discipline: social sciences (non-specific)

Optimizing Business Rule Engines Reduces Trade Finance Compliance Errors: A Practice-Based Framework

Alvin C. Mancenido | Leanne Aireca P. Tumaroy | Michelle F. Go | Teodulfo P. Mahilum Jr | Rosemarie F. Magno

Discipline: business and management (non-specific)

Marketing Campaign and Client Acquisition in Interior Design: The Role of Customer Relationship Management

Arlene B. Magpayo

Discipline: Marketing

Exploring Parental Struggles and Challenges of Juvenile Reoffenders

Catherine Reyes

Discipline: social work

Enhancing Teaching Competence: Support Systems as Mediators Between Adaptability and Performance

Lexter S. Eligio | Elmer C. Eligio

Discipline: Education