IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-11 ~ November-2017

Abstract: In this study Karasek's Job-demand control model has been applied to this research for the purpose offinding the relationship between the effect of support available at one's workplace, the amount of decision making authority available to be exercised by one as well as job demand upon the level of experienced job strain indicated by the employees'. A sample of 80 was taken from private sector organizations'. Employing a survey research design, non-probability convenient sampling method was used to gather the pool of data. The sample had a clear distinction between an equal number of both male and female participants. Linear Regression and Correlation were the statistical tolls that measured the data by using SPSS and MS Excel to identify the relationship between support, decision making.............

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Abstract: The Loktak, a Ramsar Protected Site under the Ramsar Convention, is the largest freshwater lake in North East India, located in Bishnupur district in the Imphal Valley, Manipur. The construction of Loktak Multipurpose Hydro Electric Project was taken up by the Ministry of Irrigation and Power, Government of India in 1971 and was commissioned by the Government of India on 4th June, 1983 with the National Hydro Electric Power Corporation (NHPC) executing the project. The present paper aims to find out the adverse impact on the socio-economic condition that the project which aims to generate 103 MW of electricity and irrigate 24,000 hectares of land in the oval shape Imphal Valley. On the contrary, the impact of the project which aims to generate sufficient electricity and irrigate extensive agricultural land, has adversely affected the eco system of Loktak lake and has also flooded around 80,000 acres of land in............

Keywords: Submergence, Self-sufficient, Artificial reservoir, devastated homesteads, Indigenous fishes.

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Abstract: Education is a key factor in achieving Millennium Development Goals. Education can help lift people out of poverty. Education equips people with the knowledge and skills they need to increase income and expand employment opportunities. Equal schooling for both boys and girls is the foundation for development. No other policy intervention is likely to have a more positive multiplier effect on progress across all the MDGs than the education of women and girls. Education saves young lives. Evidence shows a strong correlation between educating women and girls and higher maternal and child life expectancy as well as improvements in child and family health and nutrition. Girls and women who are educated are far more likely to immunize their children.............

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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to draw how the cyber law is being abused by the political leader, affluent people of our country. The country of Bangladesh believes in the equal contribution of every people. To make our country great, our Constitution has introduced the idea of freedom of expression. The action which is taken by any public figure can be questioned if anyone thinks that it is against the interest of people and obviously through the application of some restrictions .So comment or criticism on public matter cannot be stopped by filing suit on the base of defamation. If we do not take necessary steps to stop the misuse of defamation under section 57 of ICT Act then the idea of freedom of expression will be a joke.

Keywords: Freedom of Expression, Defamation, Case, Criticism, Restrictions

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Abstract: Continuous research is needed to be conducted in order to find out the professionalism of PAI teachers at the Elementary Schools, Binjai, with the title of this research, "Correlation of Work Motivation, Innovative Attitude, Self-Concept, and Organizational Climate with the Islamic Education Teachers' Professionalism at Binjai" as the guidance for Binjai City Administration and the Ministry of Religion in improving the Islamic education teachers at the Elementary Schools. The result of the analysis in this dissertation showed that 1) there was positive and significant correlation between work motivation and PAI teachers' professionalism at the Elementary Schools, Binjai, 2) there was positive and significant correlation between innovative attitude and PAI teachers' professionalism at the Elementary Schools, Binjai, 3) there was positive and significant correlation between self-concept and PAI teachers' professionalism at the Elementary............

Keywords: WorkMotivation, Innovative Attitude, Self-Concept, AndOrganization Climate With The Islamic Education Teachers'Professionalism.

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Abstract: Meiteis are the major ethnic group in Manipur, a North East Indian state. Surnames came into existence before king Loiyumpa (1074-1122 AD). Surname is part of a personal name that is passed from either or both parents to their offspring. Surnames in Meitei society are derived from father‟s name. Meiteis have 7 clans and each clan has several surnames. In the 14th century A.D during the reign of King Kiyamba, Brahmins from the mainland of India started to come and settled in Manipur. They have been given different surnames except the seven clans. Again, during the reign of King Khagemba, in the 16th century, Muslims from Bengal started to settle at Manipur, known as Pangal [paŋəl]. These people are now known by the name Meitei pangal. They also have been given with different surnames except the seven clans. This paper is an attempt to provide some insights of surnames and naming patterns in Meitei society and their importance in the society

Keywords: Bamon, clan, Meitei, Pangal, surname.

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Abstract: Women, one of the Nations, are still in social in social bondage and have suffered greatly in human history. They suffered lack of social liberty, child marriages, polygamy enforced widowhood and want of education. . They do arduous work as wage earners, casual labour in paid and unpaid family labour. a large number of women workers and agricultural labourers suffer from various problem. Female infanticide a higher mortality rate, higher morbidity rate, lower literacy rate levels, lower levels of employment adverse sex ratio. The girl child is discriminated against from birth, and indeed oven before birth..............

Keywords: Women development social liberty equality education employment political participation

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Abstract: The development of globalization looks like not much influence the ritual tradition of "disaster rejection" are often carried by Malay society especially in Pantai Labu district of Deli Serdang. We still can meet almost all local traditions and "disaster rejection" ritual still implemented. As one of local wisdom, it is necessary for us to we preserve and keep the ritual as Nation assets. For cognitive anthropology, culture is known in two strategies as proposed by Kutowijoyo, first, culture is understood from the outside to inside which is related to the physical environment to the social system and the effect on the system of symbols. Secondly, culture is understood from the inside to outside, it means that the value system influences the system of symbols and will ultimately influences the social system of the society............

Keywords: Disaster rejection, ritual, Malay people

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Abstract: In essence, language is a product of a particular culture itself involves values and social life as well as what is believed by society. Culture is living powers of ordinary people about values, beliefs, and prejudice owned by society. Language is initially using spoken language but for this purpose it is used the data is written to be diverted into English. The structure and use of vocabulary written text is not different from the spoken text. However suprasugmental elements contained in the texts can not be appeared in the text of this paper.

Keywords: Culture, Text, Suprasegmental, Translation

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Abstract: Sociology study on literary works is the objective and sciences study concerning to human, social and the process of social in society. Sociology of literature studies about the way of growth and development of society. The speed of social life can be seen through various creation of literature in society. A creation of literature contains of expressing, feeling, thinking, and also several events experienced by rhymist. Not only prosa, fiction, and drama are catagorized as genre of literature, lyric is also the genre of literature creation. The statement above is justified because the lyric in song is also poetry. The creation of literature is not only to express the idea but also write society experience in author's creation. The lyric in song "Manyongot" tell about the form of local wisaom culture of Malay in Tanjung Balai. Tanjunng Balai is a heterogenic city consists of Bataknese, Mandailing, Nias and Minang but characterized as Malay in daily activity. The activity of Monyongot can be a prooven how crucial the relationship between the cration of literature and society

Keywords: Literature of sociology, Manyongot, Malay culture, lyric, local wisdom

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Abstract: The video game industry has a relatively short history if it is compared to other media industries, such as the film industry, which has a history more than a hundred years. The first video game industry is operated video game coin, Galaxy Game in 1971, this industry is forty years old. Of course, video game is developed previously, but it is not used for business transactions between providers and consumers. Research about playing video games has been widely done and is generally done by urban communities. This study is conducted to explore more information about the culture of playing video games in the perspective of the Leisure Class Midle Lower in Jember District. There are 16 informants who will be the source of data derived from militant gamers.............

Keywords: Culture of playing; video game; leisure class; social-culture observation.

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Abstract: Related to corruption crime In Indonesia, it is regulated according to Article 2 and 3 of Law no. 31 Year 1999 Jo. UU no. 20 of 2001, which according to the provision determines the threat of death penalty for the corruptors who conduct the corruption "in certain cases" that is if the state is in an economic crisis, it means not all acts of corruption are threatened with the death penalty, even though the death penalty in positive law is allowed. Similarly, according to the provisions of Islamic criminal law, where the act of corruption is identical with Sariqah (stealing) so that according to Alqur'an and hadith, the act can be put to death because Sariqah has made the destruction of the earth. So whether by positive law or Islamic criminal law, the death penalty can apply to corruptors, but in reality the death penalty is never decided by the Judge in court.

Keywords: Death penalty; corruptor; positive law; Islamic criminal

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Abstract: The belief that many teachers strongly possess is that learning depends primarily on the teacher. The revolutionary changes that took place in the education system emphasize the need of a learner- centered approach. The diverse and marginally prepared student population entering into higher education is one reason for shifting to this approach. The demand of rapidly changing information is another reason. In this approach the role of teacher and student just reverses. From the predominant role as an active participant the teacher‟s role shifts to a facilitator in making the student as active participant. The teacher frames a mind map and develops a deeper and more understanding of what goes on in the mind of the learner. Teaching process should proceed in such a manner where a learner becomes a communicator and creator himself becomes one of them. Learner should be given the freedom to create his own views and opinions in the process of language learning. The process of learning and teaching should go side by side.

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Abstract: This study investigated the parenting practices influencing outcomes of primary school children in Rarieda Sub-county. The Functionalism theory which views the society as a structure with symbiotic parts was used. A descriptive survey research design and co-relational design were used. The target population was 9,300 Standard 7 and 8 Pupils. Other respondents consisted of one Sub County Education Officer and 510 teachers from 120 Sub-County Primary Schools. Purposive sampling technique was used to select 10% from each of the schools, teachers and sub county education officer while simple random sampling was used to select 10% of pupils (girls, boys' and co-educational) from standard seven and eight classes. The sample size consisted of 930 Standard 7 and 8 Pupils, 1 Sub County Education Officer and 51 Teachers.............

Keywords: Parenting, Practices, Academic, Poverty, Children, Rarieda

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Abstract: Agriculture: India was primarily an agricultural economy until it changed in line with world economies over the years. India ranks second in the world in terms of agricultural production. In 2005 18.6% of GDP was contributed by agriculture and related sectors such as fishing, forestry and logging and provided employment for 60% of the total workforce. The government has taken several steps to maintain agricultural production and its economy. In this research, we will study the arrangements made by the Reserve Bank of India for its development.

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