IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-10 ~ Oct 2021

Abstract: There is increase of poor mental health among students, which has led to increase of deviant behaviors and meaninglessness. Several studies have shown that, social support is essential for human growth and flourishing and, it positively contributes to meaning in life among different groups of people. The main aim of this study was to investigate the influence of social support on meaning in life among secondary school students in Mbeere South Sub- County. The study used quantitative paradigm of data collection and analysis. It assumed causal-comparative design. Proportionate Stratified Random Sampling Technique and simple random sampling was used to select 255 participants. The study was guided by Logotherapy by Viktor Frankl and self-determination theory by Edward L. Deci and.....

Key Terms: Social support, meaning in life, significant others

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[2]. Abeyta, A. A., & Routledge, C. (2018). The need for meaning and religiosity: An individual differences approach to assessing existential needs and the relation with religiouscommitment, beliefs, and experiences. Personality and Individual Differences, 123, 6-13.
[3]. Achour, M., & Nor, M. R. M. (2014). The effects of social support and resilience on life satisfaction of secondary school students. Journal of academic and applied studies, 4(1), 12-20.
[4]. Acun-Kapikiran, N., Körükcü, Ö & Kapikiran, S. (2014). The Relation of Parental Attitudes to Life Satisfaction and Depression in Early Adolescents: The Mediating Role of Self-Esteem. Educational Sciences: Theory and Practice, 14(4), 1246-1252.
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Abstract: The stock market has become a critical role in the economy and has captivated investor's attention, as it is to create funds and make an investment decision for companies and investors as well. This study investigates the impact of the money supply and exchange rate on Nigerian stock market performance in the short and long run, as well as the volatility issue. Secondary data was used in the study, which spanned the years 1986 to 2020. The Autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) and GARCH models are used in the method analysis. The findings revealed that the money supply had a long-run effect on stock market performance. The money supply had a positive effect on stock market performance in the short run. According to the calculated results, there is a significant relationship between.....

Keywords: Money supply, exchange rate, stock market, market liquidity, performance

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Abstract: This study mainly aims at justifying the status of compliance regarding Culture is reflected through the attitudes, norms, and values that shapes up the behavior of human being. At present rather than the traditional factors like religious belief, societal values, age-old norms, satellite channels and the programs broadcasted are more influential in shaping cultural identity. More specifically, Indian channels and their programs like dramas and serials are influencing our people to divert into their culture. As a result, there are found various changes among people in their lifestyle like dress up, speaking style, eating habit, entertainment, norms, values, etc. This article aims at portraying the present situation of Indian TV channels and their programs, especially dramas and serials, in our country identifying the addiction level of the viewers to those serials and the reasons behind the high popularity of those serials among......

KEYWORDS: Dissection Culture, Indian TV Drama, and Indian TV Serials

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Abstract: This study investigates the prevalence of corruption in Nigeria and translates into assenting that Nigerians have the culture of corruption. The Nigerian State has been a victim of high leve ofl corruption in the comity of nations.Corruption has become more persistent since the country rejoined another train of civil rule in May, 1999 after long years of military rule. The jubilations, hopes and outlooks which accompanied the re-democratization of the country since May, 1999 have been upset by bad governance, characterized by weak and, or lack of performance, policy failures and, above all, systemic corruption. Against this background, the paper examines corruption as an open disease of democracy in the country. The theoretical framework approach sees corruption as arising from......

KEYWORDS: Culture, Nigeria, Corruption, Values, Accountability, Governance.

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Abstract: Background: The author analyzes modern practices of creating works of art that use mechanized technique. The article examines the specifics of the factory production of art products and the issues of the uniqueness of the results obtained. The methodological basis of the research is a combination of several methods: theoretical and conceptual – to analyze the conceptual and terminological system of research; comparative typological – to compare the ways of organizing the factory production of objects of various arts.
Results: Determined that the technological process of creating works of different types of art showed that with the introduction of innovative technologies, the artistic process more and more often resembles a factory production........

Key Word: Culture practice; Artwork; Factory; Technology; Uniqueness

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Abstract: In the present time, the concept of sustainable development has become one of the most ubiquitous, contested, and indispensable concepts. Sustainable development did not arise out of environmental concerns but of the reaction against it and the issues regarding the presupposition, logic and major themes of sustainable development has been raised by various academicians from different disciplines of science. The issue is the taking of economic development as the solution to avoid social, economic, social and environment catastrophe by various stakeholders involved such as the United Nation. In this regard the paper aims to explore the various concepts of sustainable development. It will also examine the conceptual issues related to sustainable development. The paper is based on secondary sources and is theoretical in nature.

KEYWORDS: Agenda 21, Brundtland Report, economic Development, sustainable development, environment, post-structuralist, environmentalist Marxist

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Abstract: Joseph Campbell, with the archetypal theory of the hero's journey, has tried to show that the hero's journey in the narrative works of nations seems to follow the same pattern. In his view, this model consists of three parts: separation, arrival and return. In the present study, the extent to which Dante's journey in the divine comedy and the movement of birds towards Simorgh in the logic of the bird have been investigated with this model. Both stories begin with a question and a quest to find an answer, but at the beginning of the journey, they hesitate in responding to the invitation, then the journey begins. The goal of comparative literature has always been to find a way to gain a deeper understanding.....

KEYWORDS: Bird logic, divine comedy, Campbell, archetype hero

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Abstract: Nesta proposta de especulação filosófico-teórica, abordar-se-á como os Conselhos Tutelar e da Criança e do Adolescente poderiam ser tornar espaços de educação não-formal para auxílio da educação formal, transcendendo o caráter de acompanhamento social quando problemas no núcleo familiar ocorrerem, contribuindo com a escola no desenvolvimento mais amplo da ensinagem-aprendizagem, da cidadania em geral. Para tal fora utilizada uma breve pesquisa bibliográfica como sugestão para reflexão e aponta-se, por fim, algumas propostas para esta análise......

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