IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-10 ~ October-2017

Abstract: Women empowerment has become a significant topic of discussion in development and economics. They play a very vital role in human progress and civilization having significant place in the society. It is widely said that the worth of a civilization is judged from the position that it gives to women. They are capable of sharing all the responsibilities of life. Women‟s economic empowerment refers to the ability for women to enjoy their rights to control and benefit from resources, assets, income and their own time, as well as the ability to manage risk and improve their economic status. The main objective of this paper is to discuss the significant role of SSA towards women empowerment in District Udhampur..............

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Abstract: This study was aimed to evaluate the learning styles of Student Teachers and to determine the effect of their success and relationship between their learning styles on Teaching and Learning Mathematics. The population of this study is comprised the Mathematic Graduate students studying B.Ed. course in education colleges affiliated by TNTEU, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India. Depending on the results obtained from this study, there was a significant difference between pre-test and post-test scores. There was a significant relationship between pre-test and post-test, and the student success revealed that they learned how to study effectively. The study has found statistically significant differences between the results of the first and final applications of the subtests on learning styles and academic success, those subtests covered the items as learning, planed study, effective reading, listening, writing, note taking, using the library, getting prepared for and taking exams, class participation and motivation.

Key Words: Learning Style, Academic Achievement, Prospective Student Teachers.

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Abstract: The present studyis an empirical research into the growth of a new profession, namely the information technology profession, in the rapidly evolving society. This article focuses on the job satisfactionthe Bangalore-based IT professionals derive and their level of commitment to the job. In the light of its scope, it could be taken as a venture in the field of sociology of professions which has emerged as a leading segment of sociology. The sociology of professions is a study of the various professions on the one hand and the practitioners of the said professions and their experiences, on the other. Such sociology is mainly concerned with the existing workforce in industrial and urban societieseven as it extends to the new professions that may crop up every now and then............

Keywords:- Consultants, Information Technology, Job Satisfaction, Practitioners; Professionals

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Abstract: The persistent and pervasive effect of personality disorder is often overlooked in routine clinical practice, both as an important moderator of mental health and physical disorders, and as a disorder that should be recognised and managed in its own right. The article explores the problems faced by the professionals in identifying the personality disorders at an early stage. Contemporary research has shown that personality disorders are common, can be recognised early in life, evolves continuously across the lifespan, and is more vulnerable than previously believed. These new insights offer opportunities to intervene to support more adaptive development than before, and research shows that such intervention can be effective. Several studies revealed that there is a lack of awareness on personality disorders among...........

Key words: Challenges, Identification, personality disorder, treatment, students

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Abstract: VHSNDs are an Indian Government mandated program to provide key MNCHN services including counselling at a fixed day, time, and place to more than 1.4 million populations in Bihar. Despite the mandate, initial assessments of VHSNDs showed lack of role clarity and sensitization among frontline workers to provide services, lack of convergence among Government agencies sharing VHSND responsibilities, lack of basic equipment and supplies, and inadequate planning and monitoring systems required to operationalize VHSNDs. The SWASTHProgramme provides technical assistance (TA) to Government counterparts of Bihar i.e health, ICDS and PHED department in 38 districts 534 blocks respectively to improve orientation and role clarity for frontline workers, strengthen............

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Abstract: The research was conducted with several aims. First, it was to analyze the influence of the national defense and security toward the national resilience as a case study of YONARMED 1/Roket. Second, it was to analyze the most dominant factor affecting the national resilience as a case study of YONARMED 1/Roket. Third, it was to know the strategy and efforts to make in the implementation and development of defense and security. This study was conducted in YONARMED 1/Roket Singosari Malang. The study was done from August 9 until November 24, 2016. Quantitative data was analyzed using Structural Equation Model with WarpPLS Software 5.0. The results of the study confirm that the defense and security of the country has a positive and significant impact on national resilience by 66.4%, and the remaining 33.6% is influenced by variables outside the study............

Key words: Infantry Battalion, Leadership, National Resilience, Performance, Soldier, Achievements

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Abstract: In this paper, we worry about investigating the use of Virtual Private Networks for the commission of crimes involving pedophilia. Recent political decisions in China seem to point at the world leaders connecting it to organized crime. The overall impression of professionals from Information Technology is that Virtual Private Networks are excellent tools for any sort of establishment or individual that depend on non-physical communications. The Australian government seems to have no concerns whatsoever with pedophilia and the use of VPNs. We here want to determine the effects on non-criminalization of the use of VPNs in what comes to pedophilia. On the way to that, we provide a good introduction to the topic and a good collection of intelligence tokens.

Keywords: VPN, safety, cyber, crime, Internet

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Abstract: A try to classify the Personality of human on the basis of the internal and personal traits of the human. These traits include the emotional, conditional, working, interactive, social, cultural, religious behavioral, qualities in a person. From the beginning of the concept of the Personality, psychologists have different views on the same topic. In old time we defined the personality, as the external attribute of a man such as his or her color of face, dressing sense and talking style etc. We declined the internal qualities of a man. Personality recognized as the face veil of a man. But after many researches the concept of personality changed. Many scientists classify the personality on the basis of internal and external traits of man. I have also tried to classify the personality on the basis of internal, external and socio - dynamic traits. These traits show the individual qualities of the person that may vary according to the social activities.

Keywords: Extremist, Racist, Uni – divinity, Chartist, Optimistic, Pessimistic

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Abstract: Sugar Co-operatives are wedded to the principles of democratic Socialism. This form of Management is not a simple one but it is full law complexities. It makes an intensive study of workers participation in management. It deals with aspects as concept of workers' participation, its various stages and evolution of workers' participation in management in Co-operative enterprises. It also examines the recruitment, selection and training of workers in Co-operative Sugar mills of Maharashtra; payment of wages to them, industrial disputes, housing and other labour welfare measures and the position of workers participation in, management in Co-operative Sugar Mills of Maharashtra and problems related to it. It also reviews the staff relationship and need to frame suitable personnel management policies. ….o.constructive lines to achieve the dual goal of higher productivity and industrial peace.

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Abstract: The conflict between the tribal people and the settlers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) area of Bangladesh has long been a cause of violation of human rights of the inhabitants and obstruction in the path of sustainable development. To end this long-run conflict and violation in the CHT, an agreement generally known as the 'peace accord' was signed in 1997. However, this study is based on the analysis of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord (CHTPA) of Bangladesh in light of liberalism and realism. The liberalists have argued that the CHTPA has succeeded to regulate the long-run conflict in the CHT region. On the other hand the realists have argued that the CHTPA has failed to resolute the long-run conflict in the CHT region. This study tries to initiate a bridging between these two groups, the liberalists...........

Keywords: Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord (CHTPA), Liberalists, Realists, Conflict Regulation, Conflict Resolution, Bridging, Politics of Exclusion, Sense of Deprivation.

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Abstract: Poverty is a universal phenomenon that affects both developed and the developing nations. This has become predominant obstacle in Africa particularly among women in rural communities in Nigeria. It is therefore necessary to adopt a measure through engagement in income generating activities so as to fight against poverty for a better livelihood. The current study attempts to determine the relationship between psychological empowerment and engagement in income generating activities among rural women in Yobe state, Nigeria. Self-administered questionnaire was used to collect data from 262 participants who were purposively selected. The result from structural equation modeling indicates significant contribution (42%) of psychological empowerment to engagement. Findings from this..........

Keywords: Engagement; Income generating activities; Psychological Empowerment, Rural women

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