IOSR-JHSS   Volume-29 ~ Issue-1 ~ January 2024

Abstract: Integrating aura theory with Eastern medicine and spirituality, this pioneering manuscript examines human bioenergy fields' rich tapestry. It explores the complex energy bodies with emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects, promoting growth and vitality through chakras and meridians. The study goes beyond theory to examine thoughts, emotions, and spirituality as bioenergy regulators and healers. The field of bioenergy, a fundamental force spanning civilizations and beliefs, is examined through Western bioenergy science to solve current research limitations. Mind-body-.......

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Abstract: Employee retention is a critical focus for management, requiring strategic identification of influential factors and the application of effective retention rules. This study specifically investigates the impact of motivational strategies on the retention of registered nurses in public hospitals in Kiambu County, Kenya. The primary objective is to examine the relationship between working conditions, professional development, remuneration, interpersonal relationships, and the retention of registered nurses in this context. Guided by Herzberg's two-factor theory and Maslow's.....

[1]. Arnold, E (2005) Managing Human Resources To Improve Retention Health Care Manager,24,132-140
[2]. Belle, N. (2013) Experimental Evidence On The Relationship Between Public Service Motivation And Job Performance Public Administration Review 73(1), 143-153
[3]. Cardy, R.L. And Lengnick-Hall, M.L. (2011) Will They Stay Or Will They Go? Exploring A Customer-Oriented Approach To Employee Retention Journal Of Business And Psychology, 26,213-217
[4]. Christeen, G. (2015) Retaining Professional Workers. What Makes Them Stay? Employee Relations, 37,102-121
[5]. Dolea Adams, Stormont L. And Braichet J-M (2010).Evaluated Strategies To Increase Attraction And Retention Of Health Workers In Remote And Rural Areas Bull World Health Organ.

Abstract: Employee retention demands strategic categorization of influential elements and the professional application of essential rules to retain the workforce. This research specifically examines the impact of motivational strategies on the retention of registered nurses in public hospitals within Kiambu County, Kenya. The primary objective is to determine the relationship between working conditions, professional development, remuneration, interpersonal relationships, and the retention of registered nurses in this context. Motivational strategies and retention serve as the key variables, drawing from Herzberg's two-factor theory and Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The study, utilizing a correlational research design, targets a population of 450 registered nurses and 11 human resource officers from....

[1]. Arnold, E (2005) Managing Human Resources To Improve Retention Health Care Manager,24,132-140
[2]. Belle, N. (2013) Experimental Evidence On The Relationship Between Public Service Motivation And Job Performance Public Administration Review 73(1), 143-153
[3]. Cardy, R.L. And Lengnick-Hall, M.L. (2011) Will They Stay Or Will They Go? Exploring A Customer-Oriented Approach To Employee Retention Journal Of Business And Psychology, 26,213-217
[4]. Christeen, G. (2015) Retaining Professional Workers. What Makes Them Stay? Employee Relations, 37,102-121
[5]. Dolea Adams, Stormont L. And Braichet J-M (2010).Evaluated Strategies To Increase Attraction And Retention Of Health Workers In Remote And Rural Areas Bull World Health Organ.

Abstract: The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive and truthful review and prediction of past and future trends in costs, developments, and enhancements to the supply chain and its intersections with sustainability in production. Background: Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Demand Chain Management (DCM) are new and prominently occurring terms in business organization that now have been subjected to the need of being environmentally sustainable in nature....

Key Words: Supply Chain Management, Demand Chain Management, Sustainability, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Sustainable Demand Chain Management, economics, economic gain, economic benefit, efficiency.

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Abstract: Mahabharata, the great Indian epic attributed to Sage Ved Vyas. It is containing a vast mythological history of ancient Bharat. It is considered to contain 8,000 verses which ultimately counted as 1,00,000 now-a-days. The epic had been recited from years to years orally from generations. The great wars fought at that time, in absence of scientific evidences, history becomes Mythology. This brings challenge of reality or rather existence of any hisrocity within it. The possible period of the epic, which is the region of Hastinapur(29.09 N and 79.03 E) was predicted....

Keywords: Mahabharata, Mythology, History, Indus valley, Archeology

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Abstract: The work consists of a spray dryer applied to the drying of maltodextrin with the aim of predicting the drying time of drops that were atomized in the dryer.
Background: Maltodextrins are, by definition, hydrolyzed starch build up by units of a-D-glucose bound together, mainly, by glycosidical (1→4) linkages. Maltodextrins are usually classified by their values of dextrose equivalent, ranging up to 20. Materials and Methods: The spray dryer used in this study is from the Brand: NIRO-GEA, with a nominal evaporation capacity of 1200 kg.....

Key Word: Droplets atomized; Evaporation capacity; Starch slurry; Starch processing; Syrup drying.

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Abstract: Background: This study examined the beliefs, motivations, expectations, and satisfactions of elementary school students in the municipal education network of the city of Fortaleza, CE, in their pursuit of learning the English language. To initiate the exploration, we delved into the increasingly significant role of English as a global language and the challenges students encounter when acquiring a new language. Materials and Methods: The research conducted a comparative analysis of perceptions over time in two successive cohorts. Structured questionnaires were employed to address specific motivations, perceived challenges in different language....

Keywords: English language teaching; student motivation; language skills; satisfaction with teaching

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Abstract: This writing aims to find out how the responsibility of the board of directors for companies that are declared bankrupt due to the fault of the directors. This research uses a normative juridical approach, where data is collected through the study of library materials and interviews and then analyzed with explorative, descriptive and explanatory methods qualitatively. From the results of this study it is concluded that the responsibility of the Board of Directors in the bankruptcy of a limited liability company, as follows; The Board of Directors of a Limited Liability Company is fully responsible for the bankruptcy of a Limited Liability Company, if the bankruptcy of the Limited Liability Company is caused by the errors and negligence of the Board of Directors of the Limited Liability...

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Abstract: The study examines the state of renewable energy sources presently and in the future in Himachal Pradesh, India. It explores several renewable energy sources that are attainable in the region, including wind, sun, bioenergy, small and large hydropower, and biofuels. By an investigation of installed capacity, tendered projects, projects currently in execution, and overall installed pipelines, the analysis offers an important understanding of.......

Keywords: Renewable Energy, Wind energy, Bio energy, solar energy, Hydro Power, Net Zero Energy, Sustainable Development, Energy Transformation.

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Abstract: This study delves into the unique challenges encountered by adolescents enrolled in Schools of hearing and speech impairment , focusing particularly on their psychological aspects concerning problem-solving capabilities and educational attitudes. Schools of hearing and speech impairment serve as vital educational institutions for individuals with hearing and speech impairments, yet there is a dearth of research addressing the nuanced psychological dimensions of the educational experiences within these settings. Through a combination of.......

Keywords: Adolescents, Schools of hearing and speech impairment , Psychological Analysis, Problem-Solving Ability, Educational Attitude, Hearing Impairments, Speech Impairments, Inclusive Education

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Abstract: The study examined the socioeconomic impact of Nigeria's Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) project in Gbarain and Ekpetiama communities in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria with a view to know the impact of the company's corporate social responsibilities projects executed in the area. A total of 331 questionnaires were administered in six communities and an emergent informal settlement. The cross tabulation and mean statistical tools were used to analyze data. The findings are that all communities in the area are impacted both positively and negatively as a result of the siting of the NLG project. It recommends that to mitigate some of the negative effects of the project and ensure harmony with the people, the company should consider consultations with the people to know their priority needs, which include provision of portable water, scholarships, skills acquisition, SMEs, employment, agricultural credit and infrastructural development schemes.

Keywords: Nigeria NLG Impact on host Communities

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Abstract: This study investigates the influence of peer relationships—specifically peer acceptance, peer rejection, friendship quality, and perceived school climate—on social anxiety among school-aged children. Using a mixed-methods approach that combines quantitative surveys (N = 300) and teacher interviews, the findings reveal significant associations between peer dynamics and social anxiety levels. Peer rejection emerged as the strongest predictor of social anxiety, while high friendship quality and positive school climate were found to buffer its effects. Gender moderated the relationship......

Keywords: Peer relationships, Social anxiety, Friendship quality, School-aged children, School climate

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