IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2021

Abstract: The journal Arqueología y Sociedad from 1970 to 2016 is analyzed. 354 articles produced by 328 different authors were identified, producing an average of 1.07 articles per author, with an average of 7.53 articles published per year. The published literature shows an annual growth rate of 11.2% doubling its size every 6.5 years. A nucleus of producers was identified, representing 7% of all authors, who together are responsible for one third of papers published in the journal. The collaboration coefficient is low but growing slowly. More than half of the collaborations published in this journal come from researchers linked to universities and national institutions; approximately on third come from collaborations of authors linked to foreign universities and institutions. The network of co-authors of this,,,,,,

Keywords: Bibliometrics, Scientometrics; Archaeology; Coautorships; Cowords; Peru

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Abstract: This study explored the EFL teachers' beliefs, perceived practice and actual classroom practice in relation to Traditional (teacher-centered) and Constructivist (learner- centered) teaching in People's police college II context. For this purpose, the interviews and observations were employed with purposively selected participants to gain in-depth understanding about the teachers' beliefs, their perceived practice and actual classroom practice. The teachers were interviewed to elicit their subjective views about their beliefs and perceived practice regarding the themes, teacher-centered and learner-centered teaching in the context of their instructional practice. The observations were carried sometime......

KEYWORDS: teaching English, cadets, People's police college II.

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Abstract: This study examines peoples' health literacy and critical thinking skills application to Covid 19 guidelines. The Education, Health literacy and Peoples' Health Behaviours Mediated Framework was used to unpack peoples' behaviours. 500 people were observed to ascertain their adherence to Covid 19 guidelines. Content analysis and reflection helped in teasing out visible and invisible peoples' behaviours towards guidelines. Findings indicted that the peoples' level of health literacy and critical thinking skills application and thinking disposition were not at expected level. People overlooked broader social and financial costs of not adhering to guidelines. In some contexts social distancing was perceived as racism and this displayed lack of critical thinking skills and understanding of Covid 19's destruction power....

KEYWORDS: Covid 19 Guidelines, Education, Health Behaviours, Health literacy

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Abstract: Enculturation is the process by which people learn the dynamics of their surrounding culture and acquire values. Profession is a word it is constant record of professional's life, which is not a label you give yourself, it is a description for individual specific identity in professions by the society apply you. In India almost 99% of the competent qualified paramedical, allied health sciences, basic medical sciences graduates are made to be lab technician irrespective of their educational background who supposed to be called as medical Laboratory professionals as similar to all parts of the world. Fate and final decision of poor future is written by themselves during the selection of Institute by 3 categories, which can be modified and eliminate by establishing the council for Paramedical sciences.....

Key words: DMLT, Lab Professionals, Lab Technician, Paramedical, Unrecognized

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Abstract:Emotional development takes place at various stages of a child. The first two years are particularly important. Observed the various emotional expressions of a child at various stages like the first four months, twelve months, eighteen months, and so on. Here, I shall highlight the different types of emotions the developmental psychologists have observed in children. I shall also highlight how the infants react to a stranger and the impact of separation of the child from his/ her mother. Social development starts at infancy. You will learn in this article how social skills are developed in infancy and preschool stage and how friendship and relationships are developed. At the end part of this article, I have discussed Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. You will be learning how developmental changes occur throughout people's lives in different stages.

Keyword: Social, Emotional, Development, Erikson, Separation

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Abstract: In an ongoing effort to expand in-depth information on the interactions of the human environment among various cultures around the world, ecologists, anthropologists and ethnoscientists have further studied Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) as a major subject of the multidisciplinary field of social ecological science. This position is also supported by the Convention on Biological Diversity as one of the major international organizations which underlines the importance of indigenous knowledge for in situ conservation. Progress in this area not only contributes to the ongoing international debate about the role of indigenous peoples in conservation and......

Key Word: Traditional Ecological Knowledge; Cosmovision - Based Conservation

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Abstract: Migration in a foreign country is not a new phenomenon. Since the ancient period people have been migrating from one country to another for various purposes. Bangladesh is one of the top five migrant sending countries and it is one of the top ten remittance receiver countries in the globe. Although male labor migrant is found in a huge number where women labor migrants are less than them but for last few years (especially before the spread of COVID 19 pandemic) many Bangladeshi women are going to Middle East especially Saudi Arabia to work as domestic worker. Though number of these women is increasing but many Bangladeshi female domestic worker in Saudi Arabia are being exploited there. The human rights of these women are being violated by their employers. They are returning home after some days of their departure of homeland facing sexual abuses, harassment, and torture.....

Key Words: Domestic worker, Labour migration, Human rights, Labour law.

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