IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-5 ~ May -2019

Abstract: The objectives of this study are: 1) Analyzing and knowing the magnitude of the influence of service quality which includes tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy towards the Word of Mouth of Hang Tuah University Surabaya students. 2) Analyzing and knowing the magnitude of the effect of customer satisfaction on the Word of Mouth of Hang Tuah University Surabaya students. 3) Analyzing and knowing the influence of service quality and customer satisfaction on the Word of Mouth of Hang Tuah University Surabaya students.By taking a sample questionnaire from 186 students at Hang Tuah University in Surabaya. Analysis of this research data using multiple linear regression using SPSS ve 16.0 software tools...............

Keywords: Service quality, Customer Satisfaction, word of mouth

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Abstract: Employment is the powerful instrument of inclusive growth. Creating new job is a crucial task and it plays an important role in the economy. India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. The magnitude of unemployment is very high in our country. The invention of computer is the most important event in the history of technology. Information technology is the one of the unorganized sector and it creates more employment opportunities. Over the past few years, employment generation in IT sector encompasses high growth. Kerala is a literacy state given more importance to information technology. The magnitude of educated unemployment is very high in Kerala. Kerala is potential to generate more employment opportunities in IT sector. This study was relevant in nowadays due to the employment potential of the IT sector............

Key Terms: Information Technology, Employment generation, Educated unemployment, Inclusive growth.

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Abstract: Research has shown that an individual‟s psychological and physical wellbeing is dependent on internal characteristics and external factors. Environmental influences like parents and the parenting styles adopted constitute the most important of the external factors. Psychological control, an aspect of parenting, is defined as parental control that intrudes on the psychological and emotional development of the adolescent (Barber et al., 2005). The broad objectives of present study were to investigate the relationships between psychological control on perceived stress.The study also examined the role of type of entrance examination, annual family income and gender of second year intermediate students on psychological control and perceived stress. The statistical analysis revealed that in the students attempting either the national entrance examination and/or the state entrance examination, perceived stress was predicted by psychological control and its dimension of perceived mother control..............

Key Terms: Psychological Control, Stress, Adolescents, Entrance Exams

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Abstract: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a disabling externalizing behaviour condition, affecting 1.4 to 6% of children 1. There is an existing evidence that ADHD is more common in children with Intellectual disability and the severity of symptoms increases with increasing severity of Intellectual disability 2. Studies of children with mild mental retardation, that is Intelligence Quotient (IQ) between 50-69 have identified ADHD in 8%-39% of cases 3. ADHD has been associated with core deficit in executive functioning of inattention 4. Inattention often negatively affect the academic functioning of children. Thus, children with low IQ may have increased difficulty to cope with academics in presence of comorbid ADHD features. Attention training is an intervention in which various components of attention are viewed as skills that can be enhanced by training..........

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Abstract: In probably all the major contemporary religions there is concept of God though there are some major differences between them however they all talk about only one God and this conception of God is more or less same for all of them. Hinduism, Christianity and Islam these three contemporary religion are way different from each other in every field except one and that is God. They all discuss the concept of God though they all come from different parts of the world and with entirely differently community. Hinduism being a polytheistic as well as monotheistic religion, Christianity being Trinitarian monotheistic and Islam being absolute monotheistic in true sense are alot different from each other but they all talk of one God. In Hinduism there are two different trends present in Upanishads which give rise two Hindu philosophic systems...............

Key words: Hindusim, christianity and Islam

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Abstract: Transgender are the people who are born with male or female anatomies but they feel different from their body structure. Transgenders are most among the vulnerable and marginalized population in all over the India. Based on the geographical area they have to know the different name in different place. Transgenders are faced great adversities from their childhood; experience a poor quality of life that continues to their adulthood. The term transgender signifies a person who is neither male nor female. Basically, Transgender (TG) plays opposite gender roles ascribed to the person wherein the male plays the female and the female plays the male. The identity of transgender could be either masculine body with feminine voice/behavior or feminine body with male voice/behavior. Such things generally characterize them as transgender..........

Key Terms: Transgender, Society, Discriminations, Unemployment, Opportunity, Kerala.

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Abstract: Lifestyle diseases (also sometimes called diseases of longevity or diseases of civilization interchangeably) are diseases that appear to increase in frequency as countries become more industrialized and people live longer.Psychology and medicine together can elevate the treatment of lifestyle illnesses such as Obesity and Diabetes.The main purpose of the present study was to analyze the psychological challenges faced by the people suffering from lifestyle diseases such as Obesity and Diabetes.The secondary data was gathered from latest literature available on this subject including research journals, books, annual reports of health organizations and other surveys conducted by relevant authorities.............

Key Terms: Lifestyle diseases, Diabetes, Obesity, Psychological challenges

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Abstract: The Word celebrates India's general elections as festival of democracy. Witnessed one of the most incident-free elections, if social media is an indication of so far so good. And the first phase of Elections is over. Again good. But as far as Andhra Pradesh is concerned, this great event, which many of us looked forward to, was marred on Thursday by malfunctioning electronic voting machines. Majority voters have done a good job. Political stability and peaceful environment to want to the lawmakers of the state to change the narrative for better tomorrow. They saying the state development should be their main agenda. In this paper discussed about elections trends and some major issues of the state concerned with the voting. The main purpose of the present study is to focus attention on voting behavior highlight the factor that determines Andhra Pradesh.

Key Words: First phase, Malfunctioning, Development, Voting behavior.

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Abstract: People with good Emotional Intelligence are found to have relatively effective Coping Strategies to manage stress. The present study tries to find out the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Coping Strategies of student teachers at secondary level (B.Ed) in the pre teaching practice period. The study revealed that Emotional Intelligence have a significant substantial relationship with Coping Strategies of student teachers. Since the correlation obtained is positive, increase in Emotional Intelligence will affect a significant substantial increase in the Coping Strategies of student teachers. Female student teachers were found to have better correlation and shared variance between Emotional Intelligence and Coping Strategies.

Key Words: Emotional Intelligence, Stress, Coping Strategies, Student teachers, Pre teaching practice period

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Abstract: Amendments to the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia may be referred to as a revolution ingovernment administration, specifically in electing formal regional leaders. Article 18 paragraph (4) of the 1945 Constitution as one of the revolution accommodations regulates the regional administration. The Article states that the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (Negara KesatuanRepublik Indonesia,NKRI) divided into provinces, regencies, and cities havetheir own regional administration to regulate and manage their own government matters in accordance with the principles of regional autonomy. A regional administration shall havea Regional Head and a DPRD (Regional House of Representatives, Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Daerah) as the leaders of the regional administration.........

Key Words: constitution, democracy, autonomy, electoral system, regional head.

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Abstract: The main objective of this study was to examine the effects of social media on the psychosocial and academic adjustment of secondary and preparatory private school adolescents. A randomly selected 337 (male=185 & female=152) students were participated in the study. Quantitative research design was employed to analyze the data. A questionnaire with five points Likert scale was used to collect data on three dimension of social media usage and five dimension of psychosocial adjustments. The finding revealed that facebook, whatsapp, and viber usage have a significant negative relationship with academic performance and with adolescent's self-esteem; these three dimensions of social medias have a significant positive relationship with psychosocial problems such as depression, social anxiety and social connectedness; facebook usage was found...........

Key Words: Social Medias (face book, whatsapp, and viber), Psychosocial Adjustment

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