IOSR-JHSS   Volume-21 ~ Issue-12 ~ December-2016

Abstract: This study aims to measure the level of aggressive behaviour among secondary school teenagers in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. The objective of the study is to identify categories of aggressive behaviour, to gain some credibility on the data of aggressive behaviour and to determine the level of aggressive behaviour of teenagers. A total of 40 teenagers aged 16 who is identified to behave aggressively are selected as the sample. This study used a quasi-experimental design. The study found that aggressive behaviour among school teenagers can be put into four categories, namely aggressive physical aggression, verbal aggression, emotional aggression and aggressive hostility. The reliability of data obtained from the analysis of the behaviour of the instrument is .827. The study also showed that the majority of teenagers who participated in this study had high level of aggressive behaviour.

Keywords: Aggressive behaviour, physical aggression, verbal aggression, emotional aggression, hostility aggression

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Abstract: The tribal people of India constitute an integral part of the Indian population and represent a part of Indian culture. The total population of the Scheduled tribes in the country is about 67.8 million. They constitute about 8.08% of the total population. The present study isabout the knowledge level of Mannan tribes towards the Government welfare programmes'.Kanchiyarpanchayath is inhabited by the tribal community Mannan. The Mannan community has unique culture and rituals. This community is the only tribal community in Kerala that has a king, and one of the only two such tribes in India............

Keywords: Constitution, knowledge, mannan, tribal, welfare programmes.

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Abstract: The Islamization of science issue has long debated in our society. Therefore, this researchis aboutthe idea of a Malay Islamic figure on the Islamization of sciencewhichemphasizes on Physics. The researcher observed from the idea of a Malay woman thinkerand discussedon the development of knowledge especially in Physics.Prof Dr Khalijah Mohd Salleh has been selected as a figure ofthis study because she was a scientist who played an important role in giving a valuable idea that can transform, correct and create facts according to Islamwhich acknowledge Allah, according to the Quran and Hadith.This idea is called as "Islamisation of Knowledge"...........

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Abstract: The violence directed by the state institutions and the impunity that it enjoys has received scant regard in the academic circles. Organizations abound that highlight the issue but in the academic sense of term there is alarming paucity of attention that this serious issue has so far received. The purpose of this paper thus is to explore the interplay of state institutions and the systematic violence it directs to achieve the desired ends in the borderlands or the fringe territories. The paper argues that the violence that has been directed, even in the enormous proportions, has failed to bring the territories under the effective control of the centre. In contrast, it has further distanced the populations of these territories from the state...........

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Abstract: This study provides insights into the good governance of the secondary school. Roles and responsibilities of the head of the institute and members of the school managing committee (SMC) are discussed. The findings of the study is obtained from qualitative data and analyzing the content of study of the school. This research have clearly emphasized the negative impact of corruption on the education sectors especially, secondary schools due to the lack of good governance,reduction of the efficiency of SMC,head teacher, distortion of the decision making process and undermining of the social value as well asthe ethical phenomena. This paper suggests that good governance can serve as an entry point to raising institutional performance in the delivery of education services.

Keywords: Good governance, secondary school, staff management, school managing committee

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Abstract: Standard contract is an agreement drawn up unilaterally by the constituent agreement, without the knowledge of the other party. In this case the parties just to leave or take the agreement, without being able to increase or decrease the contents of the agreement. Therefore, in general the opposition (which is not involved in setting up the agreement), are in a weak position. Standard contract is intended to save cost, time and effort, so it is very helpful when viewed in economic terms. The background of standard contract is due to socio-economic circumstances. Standard contract has binding force based on the traditions..........

Keywords : urgency, interpretation, standard contract, justice, legal relationship

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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to analyze the nature of the production relationships between the planters and the development agents, such as the managers and delegates of the agro-industries (PALM-CI and DEKEL OIL) and the supervisors of COOPALM Adouvlais cooperatives involved in the development of palm oil growing in Tiapoum. It helps understand the economic behaviour of the above mentioned stakeholders in a context of a structural crisis marked on the one hand, by the reduction in the purchase price of the palm bunch and the absence of a consensual mechanism of regulation and control of oil production and, on the other hand, by the spatial domination of PALMCI in this locality..........

Keywords: Mode of production, conflict, planning, mistrust, dysfunctioning.

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Abstract: Thinking on the approaches and indicators of sustainable development is a recent activity. These are needed to evaluate urban designs at different scales. Therefore, we can predict future logic developments of the urban texture. This thought came to substitute modernism. The modern social housing programs are realized as nonfunctional neighborhoods. This quantitative modern approach has lead to a strong socio-urban segregation without taking into consideration the social practices. Faced with this failure, a challenge is needed to establish a new policy of collective housing that takes into account the sustainable approach. In Algeria, since the 1970s, entire social neighborhoods are thus exposed to exclusion. This evokes the search for a balanced urban system............

Keywords:- urban project, social housing, adaptation, sustainable development, evaluation method, BREEAM.

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Abstract: As one of the primary milk and meat producing livestock species, cattle contribute greatly to food security in Somalia. Cattle usually account for 25% of milk production and 24% of exportation income in Somalia. However, cattle population has drastically been decreasing in northern Somalia including Puntland for the last 25 years. As reflection of cattle situation in Somalia, over 90% of cattle population in Puntland was claimed by diseases and droughts during 1992-2004. Today's surviving population is 95% less than that of 1991 or 2001. The objective of the research was to determine factors that affect cattle production in Nugaal region of northeastern Somalia............

Key words: cattle production, fodder supply, labor availability, veterinary services, water supply.

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Abstract: Gender Disparity or the Gender Gap is one of the important issues in the field of development. The intensity of such disparity between genders is more in the developing countries like India in comparison to the developed nations. This paper is an attempt to analyze the status of gender disparity in the Districts of North Bengal in the State of West Bengal, India. The analysis of various gender based criteria like Sex Ratio, Literacy and Work Participation Rate has been taken into consideration. The analysis of the Sex Ratio for 2001 and 2011 census data shows that only three of the districts of North Bengal viz. Darjeeling, Cooch Behar and South Dinajpur have attained a positive change but the other three districts shows a negative change in sex ratio which has increased the gender gap in sex ratio thereby..........

Key words: Gender Disparity, Gender Gap, Sex Ratio, Literacy, Work Participation

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