DR. NORALINA BINTI OMAR
Department of Social Administration and Justice
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
noralina@um.edu.myView CV | |
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Dr Noralina Omar is a senior lecturer at the Department of Social Administration and Justice, University of Malaya. Her core area of expertise is Family Social Work. Over 10 years, she has been involved in research and publications focusing on family and children. Her research interests focus on child well-being, family ecology and parent-child relationship. ORCID ID: https//orcid.org/0000-0003-0539-5956 Web of Science Researcher ID: P-8104-2019 SCOPUS ID: 55214672200 |
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Initiating Business Activity Among B40's Entrepreneurs In Food (chips) Trading |
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The Cultural Perception On Alcohol Consumption Among Orang Asli |
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Program Pengukuhan Keluarga Bagi Komuniti Terpinggir |
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Advocating women entrepreneurs’ success in a developing country: An explanatory analysis
(Homelessness Issues in Malaysia: Analysis from Social and Legal Perspectives (Destitute Persons Act 1977 [Act 183]))
Impact of individual and environmental factors on academic performance of pregnant adolescent
Substance use and sexual cognitive orientation as predictors of academic performance among pregnant adolescents in Nigeria
Restorative Justice in Malaysia: Law and Social Work
Pentadbiran sosial: penyampaian perkhidmatan sosial di Malaysia
Gerontologi: memahami konteks sosial penuaan
Keadilan Restoratif bagi kanak-kanak di Malaysia: Perspektif undang-undang dan kerja sosial
Gelandangan: Sekilas pandang komuniti terpinggir bandar
The importance of social assistance in fulfilling the needs of children's right in Malaysia
Challenges of the Homeless People During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Situation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Perkhidmatan untuk keluarga dan kanak-kanak miskin: intervensi dalam meningkatkan kesejahteraan hidup