IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2023

Abstract: The traditional joint family system has long been a defining feature of Indian society, promoting unity, oneness, and a sense of familial interconnectedness. However, with the advent of urbanization, globalization, and changing socioeconomic factors, nuclear families are increasingly taking precedence. This shift towards nuclearization of family has significant implications for the tribal households of Arunachal Pradesh. In this article, we will explore the changing dimensions of family structures from joint to nuclear, probing the reasons behind this transition and its impact on the tribal society. We will also discuss the challenges and benefits associated with both types of family setups. By employing a mixed research design, primary and secondary data, including interviews and existing publications.......

Keywords: Arunachal Pradesh, Family Dynamics, Joint Family, Nuclearization, Paradigm Shift, Socialization.

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Abstract: Although the nature of work for police officers frequently predispose them to traumatic events, limited studies in Kenya have focused on this subject. This study explored the prevalence and associated risk factors for posttraumatic stress disorder among police officers in Kenya. The sample size was 250 adult males and females police officers. The study used census method. Data was analyzed using inferential statistics. Findings showed the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder among police officers was at 18.01%. Associated risk factors for PTSD was assessed from socio-demographic questionnaire. Marital status was established as a risk factor for PTSD as observed by an effect strength of partial Eta squared value (ηp^2) = .362. The study recommends the need for psychological services such as trauma counselling and recovery to be provided for police officers.

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Abstract: Background: The present study uses a methodological approach based on bibliographic research whose theme is the use of music and technology allied to the teaching-learning process of the English language and the ability of listening through the website Lyrics Training. To do so, we will investigate the impact of the use of the Lyrics Training website on the development of listening skills in English language classes for EFL students. This term English as a Foreign Language (EFL) is often used in the field of education and language learning. It refers to the teaching and learning of the English language in a country where English is not the primary language. Listening......

Key Word: English; Teaching-learning Process; Lyrics Training

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Abstract: The outlook for the tourism sector remains highly uncertain due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Domestic tourism is helping to recover from this blow, at least partially, and governments have taken impressive immediate action to restore it. There is a need to activate this sector more to protect jobs and businesses. Many countries are also now developing measures to build a more resilient tourism economy post COVID-19. These include creating plans to support the sustainable recovery of tourism, promoting the digital transition and moving towards a green tourism system, and rethinking tourism for the future.

Keywords Recovery; Risk perception; Risk acceptance; COVID-19; Disaster Experiment

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Abstract: This paper discuss with women issues and challenges in promoting women's participation in bureaucracy in developing Countries. Today women empowerment has become one of the most important concerns of 21st century. Promoting Women's Participation in Bureaucracy in Developing Countries is a crucial issue that requires attention and action. Several studies have examined different aspects related to women's representation and empowerment in various contexts. This paper will explore successful strategies for promoting women's participation in the public sector, such as gender quotas, mentorship, and sponsorship programs, training and capacity-building initiatives, and flexible work arrangements

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Abstract:Resumo Este projeto de pesquisa investigou as preferências dos consumidores por modelos de papetes em diversos contextos de uso, bem como os significados culturais e individuais atribuídos a esses calçados. Utilizando uma abordagem mista de métodos qualitativos e quantitativos, coletamos dados de 34 mulheres jovens, predominantemente solteiras e com idades entre 18 e 25 anos, que vivem em áreas urbanas com vida noturna ativa. Descobrimos padrões intrigantes de preferências de acordo com os contextos de uso, como a preferência por modelos mais sofisticados em festas elegantes e a escolha de papetes mais simples para uso em casa. Além disso, identificamos situações em que as pessoas optariam por não usar determinados modelos de papetes em contextos específicos. Este estudo oferece insights valiosos sobre as complexas dinâmicas de preferências de calçados e sua relação com a identidade e o ambiente social.

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Abstract: The purpose of this study was to assess the Non-Profit Organizations Interventions and Children's Rights Protection in Rwanda, a case study of SOS children's village Rwanda Kigali. The objectives of the study were to determine the role of SOS health interventions on Children's rights, to evaluate the influence of SOS education interventions on Children's rights and to evaluate SOS Nutrition interventions on children's rights. A descriptive research design was adopted to get results related to the study; the target population and the sample size were 105. Census sampling was applied, and the data sources were primary and secondary. The questionnaire was used to collect primary data, and a documentary review for secondary data. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistical.......

Keywords: Non-profit organization, Children's right and children's right protection

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Abstract: The concept and types of divorce initiated by a wife in Islamic law is a critical aspect of Islamic family jurisprudence. This field of inquiry, based on principles of justice, equality and gender rights, addresses the complex mechanisms through which Muslim women can assert their agency within the institution of marriage. In Islamic law, divorce is recognized as a legal option for both spouses, and the woman's initiative to divorce is particularly important. Islamic jurisprudence recognizes that marriages may encounter challenges that may necessitate divorce, and it.......

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Abstract: This research paper delves into Philip K. Dick's renowned science fiction novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? to explore the theme of authenticity in a world filled with imitations. The novel presents a dystopian society where humanity is confronted with the challenge of distinguishing between authentic emotions and artificial imitations, as androids closely resemble humans. This study examines the characters' pursuit of authenticity amidst a post-apocalyptic backdrop, emphasizing the significance of empathy as a measure of humanity and connection. Through a contextual analysis of the novel's setting and a thematic exploration of empathy, materialism, and human relationships, this paper unveils the profound beauty of Dick's work in questioning what it means to be truly human in an increasingly artificial world.

Keywords: Philip K. Dick, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, authenticity, empathy, post-apocalyptic, dystopian, human-Android divide, materialism, human relationships, science fiction, identity, human struggle

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Abstract: In the contemporary Indian society women are facing multiple challenges relating to access to employment, choice of work, working conditions, employment security, wage parity, gender discrimination, and balancing the competing burdens of work and family responsibilities. Work-life balance will have impact on working women to continue their job roles. There arise some research questions such as are the women feel comfortable at workplace? Are the working women able to balance their work and life and continue their job roles? The present study throws light in this direction with a view to examine the impact of 'gender' on work-life balance of women working in pharmaceutical industry where the proportion of women workforce is relatively lower than men in general. The study.......

Key Words: Traditional gender norms, access to employment, choice of work, working conditionsemployment security, wage parity, gender discrimination, domestic chores, work-life balance.

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