IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2022

Abstract: Background: Consumers in shopping is a social process. Each ethnic group will practice their culture and still maintain their unique beliefs and cultural values in their lives, including in consumption behavior. Controlling ethnic consumers is a challenge for market participants. Therefore, market participants must understand society's attitudes and views on consumer behavior and beliefs more carefully. Based on that, this research tried to describe the values system of Mataraman Javanese consumers. Materials and Methods: This research was conducted with a qualitative approach using a phenomenological model. The informants were chosen purposively.....

KEYWORDS: Mataraman Javanese consumer, Values systems, Phenomenological research

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Abstract: Education has always been an essential agent of Socialisation as well as Social Mobility. It is as much important for slum children as it is for children living in city areas. Education is incomplete without the guidance and involvement of parents. And as people are not unaware with the fact that how much struggle parent residing in slums need to work to earn a day's meal and that's why they cannot spare time for their children's education. In order to investigate the modern changes based on parental involvement in education in slums, this study was conducted. Exploratory research was conducted under Functional perspective. Data was collected from 100 parents residing in slums and the tool of data collection was Schedule. The Finding reveals that still the socio economic status of people and their poor background is the biggest barrier for parents residing in slums. Although they were aware about the importance of education but were unable to involve themselves with their children in order to work on their economic status.

Keywords: Education, Socialisation, Social Mobility, Exploratory

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Abstract: Clausal complements, (traditionally complement subordinate clauses), are regularly introduced by a certain category of words referred to as complementisers. In this study, attempt is made at characterizing them in English and Ibibio. This is with a view to determining the morphological, syntactic and semantic features which they encode. Some of the English data analyzed in this study were obtain from BBC online application, and, some along with the Ibibio ones came from written responses (based on a free composition task designed to elicit grammaticality judgment intuition) of 450 educated Nigerian speakers of English selected through a stratified random sampling method. Drawing on the Distinctive Feature Theory assumption of phonology that linguistic elements are built up out of primitive features, a feature system was used in charactering complementisers identified in the two.....

KEYWORDS: Complementiser(s), clausal complement(s) characterization, [± FINITE], [± WH] [± DECL], feature specification/structure, C-bar.

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Abstract: The recent attack on Ukraine by Russia on February 24, 2022 constitutes one of the biggest threats to both humanity and global economic growth in recent time since the end of the Cold War. The already stormy environment of global inflationary pressures amidst of rising cost of food and energy prices, disrupted financial market and supply chains following the coronavirus pandemic, climate change issues, the war have aggravated the supply and demand tensions, damaging purchaser comportment and threatening global economic growth and development. Recent projections by UNCTAD estimate that the world economy will be a full percentage point of GDP growth lower than expected......

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Abstract: Citizenship is the essence through which individuals enjoy all democratic rights. It is a kind of licence to the countryman for fulfilling every sort of dreams. If any policy of government which try to alter the Constitutional provisions like the procedures for acquiring citizenship providing some contradictory logic, it always intensify controversy in political life of any particular state. Identity issue always plays a vital role in a multi-ethnic, diverse cultural and geographical area like Northeast India. A place of multicultural inhabitants since time immemorial the erstwhile Assam province started suffering in regard to the issues of language and culture because of various government policies. The hectic political arrangements by the British provided the sense of insecurity among the......

KEYWORDS: Citizenship, Students, Ethnicity, Multiculturism, Migration etc

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Abstract: The Mean difference between income received through agriculture and allied activities pre and post Self Help Groups is influenced by these variables, mainly occupation, Man days of employment, Land ownership, Size of employment, Income, loans and savings. After joining Self Help Group member their occupation is influenced to change their socio-economic conditions.

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Abstract: The most important priority of a private academic university is financial stability, which is determined by 100% student progression to the next level of study. Poor student advancement will result in the university's demise, as student progression is the primary source of revenue for a private university. The institution can plan adequately for the next semester and determine the number of workers required without undue stress as a result of the students' progress. The study found that economic factors were most significant. Availability of financial resources should therefore be given a priority by stakeholders to ensure an improved progression of the students.

Keywords: Progression, Economic, Demographics, Diploma, Certificate

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Abstract: The post-1988 period saw the re-emergence of the 'self-determination movement' in Kashmir. The secular nationalist voice within this movement propagates the idea of Kashmiriyat - a shared cultural identity of people from different faiths. The migration of Kashmiri Pandits from the valley in the early 1990s seems to pose a challenge to the claims of secular nationalists and to the whole concept of 'Kashmiriyat'. This paper attempts to briefly look at the concept of Kashmiriyat, while in detail it will look at the various narratives around Pandit migration to see if and how this migration poses challenges to Kashmiriyat. This paper which came as working paper in 2010 is improved by relying on the secondary sources as well as recent interviews with the members of the Pandit community and interaction with journalists, human rights activists and intelligentsia in the Kashmir valley.

Keywords: Conflict, Kashmir, Minority, Brahmins, Violence, Migration

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Abstract: Background: Research efforts to identify and understand gender differences have been prominent in market and consumer research but limited in psychology, more so, in personality research. This study investigated gender differences in the dark triad and propensity for academic dishonesty as well as the possibility of gender acting as a moderator on the relationship between the dark triad personality traits and academic dishonesty. Materials and Methods: The study employed a predictive correlational study and involved 425 undergraduate students, aged between 17 and 23 years, from seven public universities in Kenya. The participants were selected using purposive, stratified, and simple random sampling techniques......

Key Word: Academic dishonesty; dark triad; narcissism; Machiavellianism; psychopathy

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[2]. Azizli, N., Atkinson, B. E., Baughman, H. M., Chin, K., Vernon, P. A., Harris, E., & Veselka, L. (2016). Lies and crimes: Dark Triad, misconduct, and high-stakes deception. Personality and Individual Differences, 89, 34-39. https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2015.09.034
[3]. Baran, L., & Jonason, P. K. (2020). Academic dishonesty among university students: The roles of the psychopathy, motivation, and self-efficacy. Plos one, 15(8), e0238141. https://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0238141
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Abstract: This research intended to understand the impact of lack of pubertal change information on adolescent girls' physical and psychological development. This study has been conducted applying mixed methods (qualitative and quantitative methods of data collection). A questionnaire survey, In-Depth Interview and case study methods have been used to collect data for this study. This study found that adolescent girls have limited access to pubertal change information. During puberty, they faced physical, psychological, and social changes. Due to lack of information or limited information adolescent girls didn't know how to cope with this changing situation. So, they found their....

Keywords: Adolescents, Puberty, Pubertal change information, physical changes, psychological problems

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