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Journal:Pakistan Journal of Psychological Research, 2009, Volume 35, Issue No 3

Author(s): Syeda Shamama-tus-Sabah

Keyword(s): Home chaos, strengths and difficulty questionnaire, behavioral and peer problems, young children

Journal:Pakistan Journal of Gender Studies, 2003, Volume 20, Issue No 1

Author(s): Ms. Sabahat Naseem, Dr. Seema Munaf

Keyword(s): Gender, resilience, aggression, Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Middle Adulthood.

Journal:Journal of the Punjab University Historical Society, Volume 32, Issue No 1

Author(s): Sabah Mushtaq

Keyword(s): Women, European, Middle Ages, Appraisal

Journal:SBP Research Bulletin, 2018, Volume 14, Issue No 1

Author(s): Sabahat Zafar, Nasiba Imaralieva, Bernardo Orellana, Hugo Viladegut

Keyword(s): Imperfect Capital Market, External Debt, investment

Journal:Pakistan Heritage, 2017, Volume 9, Issue No 1

Author(s): MUHAMMAD MUJEEB KHAN, SABAHAT HAMID

Keyword(s): Gandhara School of art, Individual Standing Buddha sculpture, iconographic significance, Khyber Paktunkhwa, Schist stone

Journal:Journal of Management Sciences (JMS), 2019, Volume 6, Issue 2

Author(s): Muhammad Shaukat Malik, Sabah Younus

Keyword(s): Theory of planned behaviour, slippery slope framework, perceived fairness, power and trust in authorities, tax-compliance intention and tax-compliance behaviour

Journal:Journal of Grassroot, 2016, Volume 50, Issue No 1

Author(s): Sabahat Jaleel, Dr.Shuja Ahmad Mahesar, Dr.Naureen Talha

Keyword(s): Bureaucracy, Political Elite, political system, Constitutional Development

Journal:Journal of Grassroot, 2017, Volume 51, Issue No 2

Author(s): Sabah Zaib, Dr.Mohammad Khan Sangi, Dr.Abdul Hameed Panhwar

Keyword(s): Five Codes of Barthes, Enigma, Readerly Text

Journal:Journal of Grassroot, 2018, Volume 52, Issue No 1

Author(s): Sabahat Jaleel, Dr Naureen Talha, Paras Mahesar

Keyword(s): China, Pakistan, corridor, Security, Challenges, threats

Journal:Pakistan Journal of Gender Studies, 2016, Volume 12, Issue No 1

Author(s): Sabahat Raza, Naila Usman Siddiqui

Keyword(s): Symbolic-Interaction Paradigm, Patriarchy, Women in Advertisement, Stereotyping, Relationship pattern, Informal Social Control