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

Abstract: Despite the increased prevalence of Dementia in India, the awareness of the disease among the Indian population is scarce. This problem could lead to misrepresentation and disregard of the symptoms, delayed diagnosis, limit the choices to provide care for the person diagnosed and be an additional stress factor for both the caregiver and person living with dementia. In India, the degree of knowledge and awareness of the disease across geographical regions, urban and rural, are varied. The present study addresses and analyses the factors influencing knowledge, attitude and social comfort of individuals towards dementia in urban and rural regions of Delhi NCR. A quantitative design was used wherein data was collected from 40 respondents residing in urban and rural areas Delhi-NCR. A........

KEY WORDS: Dementia, Knowledge, Attitude, Rural, Urban, Caregivers

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Abstract: The issue of government borrowing has been the major underlying main issue that most empirical data has ignored when it comes to the field of economic growth. However, the level of indebtedness has been agreed upon globally as the main dependent issue on a country's growth and development. Poor investment, low consumption, and overtaking the production level of a given economy are limitations towards economic growth in cases where government borrowing is used to fuel development. The aim of this paper was to determine the effect of government borrowing on economic growth of Kenya as a country. The main aims of this study were to establish the impact of domestic, external commercial, external concessionary borrowing and interest on economic growth of Kenya. Debt overhang was the basis of the research theorem, Theory of Expenditure, and Neoclassical Growth Theory.......

KEY WORDS: Public Debt, Domestic Debt, External Debt, Economic Growth

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Abstract: Violence against young women is a phenomenon that is widespread in many African Societies. Existing studies by literary scholars and critics suggest that violence has fundamental consequences on women as it affects them physically and emotionally. This study therefore investigated the sexual exploitation, helplessness and humiliation and mental experienced by young female characters in this novel. The study employs feminism as its theoretical framework. The findings revealed that sexually exploited victims are subjected to physical and emotional violence. The study further reveals that sexual exploitation metamorphosed into shame, regret, feelings of helplessness, worthlessness and that death is a social consequence of violence against women..

Key words: Sexual exploitation, Helplessness, Shame, Humiliation, Worthlessness, Death

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Abstract: This research attempts to describe the relationship between the central government and the provincial government of Kwilu in the context of the decentralization instituted in DR Congo since the publication of the constitution of February 18, 2006. It emerges that the relationship between these two levels of power is one of subordination, characterized by untimely interventions and interference.
Within the province, the cohabitation between the provincial government and the provincial assembly is marked by conflicts, motions of no-confidence, suspicions, and internal dissension, to the point that their functioning is blocked. The.......

Key words: Decentralization, province, Kwilu, State, policy

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Abstract: Studies on the educational work of prominent local teachers, are current and valid. The scientific community today looks for different alternatives that allow investigating and disseminating the work of these educators who have set guidelines in the history of education in each country. Planning, organizing and conducting these investigations is challenging. The bibliographic review shows the existence of irregularities in the realization of studies of this cut. Hence the need to reflect on the theoretical elements that can facilitate the realization of these investigations, in a logical and coherent way, which allows future generations to preserve the heritage of the peoples.

Keywords: education, outstanding teachers, Scientological Methodology, chronology, periodization, context

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Abstract: Purpose: The study investigated the influence of leadership and administration on competence based curriculum and digitalization in higher education.The paper is based on the following objectives: To determine the influence of lecturers administrative roles on teacher preparedness, to examine the influence of lecturer's leadership on teachers training on competence-based curriculum and digitalization in higher education. The study was based on Davies Bogozzi and Warshaw intergrated model called Technological Acceptance Model (TAM) theory(Davis, Bogozzi and Warshaw, 1989) to measure the influence of its main latent factors on user acceptance of e-learning system in the University......

Key words: Competence Based Curriculum, Higher Education, Leadership, Administration, Digitalization

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