IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-1 ~ January 2023

Abstract: This research explores perceptions and practices of female students' oral communication skills in EFL classrooms in relation to the determination of their socio-economic background; it also identifies which socio-economic factor significantly affects their oral communication skills and practices. Mixed research design is employed for the intended purpose .Three Governmental Universities were chosen using quota sampling technique for the data collection; and representative respondents from each University had been selected randomly. The data were collected through Questionnaire, interviews and FGD and analyzed and interpreted both qualitatively and quantitatively......

Keywords: Oral communication skills, socio-economic status

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Abstract: The project aimed at enhancing an enabling learning environment for female undergraduate students in Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero. The objectives were to find the relationships between Dress Code and; Attitudes of Students, academic performance and community perceptions among KSUSTA students. Using both qualitative and quantitative techniques, the research was a descriptive survey which was carried out in different phases; the population comprised of 949 students in four (4) Faculties with nineteen (19) departments and of those residing in the student hostels were 780. Samples of 144 female undergraduate students drawn from 780 hostel residents were drawn using simple random and multistage sampling techniques. The instruments used are close ended questionnaire.........

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Abstract: Investment is the allocation of monetary resources to assets that are expected to yield some again or positive return over a given period of time. These assets range from safe investment to risky investments. Investment is the employment of funds with the aim of achieving additional income or growth in value. The essential quality of an investment is that it involves waiting for reward. It involves the commitment of resources which have been saved or put away from current consumption in the hope that some benefits will occur in future. The term investment does not appear to be a simple as it has been defined

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Abstract: This study aims to analyze the strategic environment's influence on Army's involvement in MOOTW to achieve national security. The method used is a descriptive analysis that provides an overview of Indonesia's strategic environmental influence in Army's involvement policy in MOOTW. The analysis results show that strategic environmental factors greatly influence the policy of Army's involvement in MOOTW, which can create alignment to maintain national security. In this case, it can directly support the implementation of comprehensive and sustainable national development. The maintenance of the stability of socio-cultural life and the stable condition of state defense and security are the basic capital for developing a national security system that is expected to elevate the dignity and status of the Indonesian nation.

Key words: Army, Strategic Environment, MOOTW.

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Abstract: This paper focuses on the changes of the image of female migrant workers in Chinese films in the past 40 years of reform and opening up. By combing through a number of films with relevant themes, this paper studies the image of female migrant workers in films and the value presented in a shallow level. The image changes of female migrant workers in movies are mainly divided into three stages. At the initial stage, the image of female migrant workers is mainly manifested as the single role and shallow level of contradiction. The film focuses on depicting the new phenomenon of female migrant workers responding to the call of The Times to enter the city. In the prosperous stage, the film's creators are deeply concerned about the multiple oppression faced by female migrant workers as marginalized groups..........

Key words: Female migrant workers image; Chinese Films about migrant workers; Reform and opening up

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[3]. Xue Jia. Research on Chinese Migrant Worker Films in the New Century [D]. Hebei University,2018.
[4]. Zhou Yingzi. Research on the Identity Dilemma and Identity Construction of "Female City Workers" in film and television Works since the New Period [D]. Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences,2020.DOI:10.27346
[5]. Xiao Wei. Research on Spatial Narrative of Migrant Worker Documentaries [D]. Guizhou University for Nationalities, 202. DOI:10.27807

Abstract: Background: Mainstream society has always looked at feminism with contempt. In a patriarchal culture like India, it meets with even more resistance. However, studies have shown that being a feminist impacts female mental health positively. This study examines this claim in a sample of Indian women. The status of feminist identity was assessed using the Feminist Identity Composite scale (FIC) and then correlated to Ryff's Psychological Well-being scores in a sample of Indian women who were 18 and older. The inference was that women who conform to traditional gender roles experience lesser psychological well-being than their non-conforming peers. Through the study, the relationship between identification as a feminist and overall well-being was investigated. The study concludes that feminism has a positive correlation with psychological well-being and impacts a woman's life more than previously assumed but self-identification as a feminist does not have any significant impact on well-being..........

Key words: Feminist identity, Women's mental health, Psychological well-being in India, Feminism in India.

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Abstract: The Inverted Pendulum(IP) systems are the benchmark problems in control literature. The general control strategy is the feedback control system, which can be used to measure continuously the angle of the pendulum, thereby commanding the cart to move to and fro so that the pendulum will be balanced in the upright position. Though there are control simulations with experimentation available, about half century back, the robust control studies with IP have gained remarkable attention only in the last two or three decades. The robust techniques likeH∞, μ-Synthesis, SMC, LTR, Lyapunov approach etc. are mentioned here. Control experimentation with IP related studies based on robust point of view is very essential since the growing importance of robust techniques in control system community. The proposed paper is a brief survey of the so called literature mentioned in the past three or four years.

Key words: Inverted Pendulum, balancing, robust control,H∞, stabilization.

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[3]. I. P. Jekan and C. Subramani, "Robust Control design of Rotary Inverted Pendulum balance," Indian Journal of Science and Technology, Vol 9, Issue-28, pp 1-5, 2016
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Abstract: The subject of the inner life of man is a complicated one long debated in abyssal psychology and its various branches, but also in philosophy of mind and more recently in medicine and neuroscience. The models and results obtained so far in the definition (and understanding) of some essential terms for the inner universe of the human being such as "interiority", "self", "mind", "consciousness", "the relationship between the mind and the brain" contain substantial differences that it shows us that the problem of the inner universe is in a precarious scientific situation. 400 years ago, René Descartes introduced the dualistic view, according to which our mind has a material structure, represented by the brain, which can be studied by science, and an immaterial structure, represented by spirit and consciousness, which cannot be studied by science, but only religion and philosophy. But at some point.........

Key words: classical science vs new science, to know is to predict, the unseen part decides everything, method of knowing the inner universe

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