The Study was conducted to find the effect of Emotional Maturity on Academic stress, Peer Pressure and Social Competence. The sample included 209 students studying in II PU. Emotional Maturity Scale by Singh and Bhargava (1991), Peer Pressure Scale by Singh and Saini (2010), Studentâs Stress Scale by Akhtar (2011) and Social Competence Scale by Sharma and Rani (2013) was used to collect the data. The results of the study indicates that the sample of the study was found to...
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The entertainment has been around for centuries, and many millennials have been raised with cell phones, Wi-Fi, and cellular apps. If you were to enter an elementary school, many students of the upper grade level own a cell phone. When I was in elementary, I had no phone, but I had a coloring book and reading books to fill the void in my hand. In recent events, children own a phone and different social media sites, the most used sites...
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USING BIOTECHNOLOGY IN CROP DEVELOPMENT Farmers have been practising a crude form of biotechnology for centuries by cross-breeding plants to introduce and maintain desirable characteristics. More recently, plant technologists have bombarded plant cells or small plants with radiation that damages DNA, causing random changes that so result in 'better' plants. However, the newest, truly biotechnological techniques involve genetic engineering and produce the genetically modified (GM) plants and crops that are so often in the news. So, how are plants genetically...
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Abstract This study was focused to know the effectiveness of media utilization in environmental education at secondary level. In this study 40 teachers of secondary level and 10 media persons were purposively selected from environmental education or its related background as sample. Questionnaire and interview schedule was used for data collection. Statistical technique mean and percentage mainly used for analyzing the comprised data. This study found that utilization of media utilization in the field of environmental education is very effective...
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Electronics and technology will always be on the top of the markets. Today every person in the United States uses an electronic for nearly every aspect of their lives from vehicles that take us to our desired destinations at high speeds to a tiny supercomputer in our pockets. Strip us of our technological advances and many of us would literally not be able to survive. Due to this understanding, electronic products will be purchased constantly for centuries to come. Because...
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Throughout the history of mankind, people have always been interested in questions of life and death. What happens to a person after death? How do the soul and the body? In different eras, people gave different answers to these questions. The main thing was and remains the question of whether the soul will continue its path and whether it will be revived again in the guise of a person. One of the answers is given by the idea of reincarnation,...
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ABSTRACT Constructivism is both a theory of construction of knowledge and learning philosophy. Its proponents include Piaget, Vygotsky and Glaserfeld. The constructivist approach is new trend in teaching of mathematics by many enthusiastic pedagogues and teachers in many countries. Constructivist pedagogy does not consist of a single teaching strategy. Instead, it has several features that should be attended to simultaneously in a classroom. It has been asserted that for a successful constructivist strategy the teaching has not only to be...
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Abstract âGreen Transportationâ, many initiatives as such promoting sustainable transportation choices have been adopted in major cities around the world. Public Bicycle including bike rental services have been considered on various occasions to solve the last mile problem and the consistently rising pollution levels due to increasing automobiles on the streets. However, bicycle parking stations have attracted very few researchers attention. Through this project I aim at understanding the reasons associated with bike parking facilities which has been perceived as...
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India has always been a culture-rich place. People of different ethnicities and religion have lived together in the Indian Sub-continent. Speaking of communal harmony and friendship between Hindu-Muslim, it can be dated back to the reign of Akbar. Akbar was one of the many pioneers who encouraged Hindu-Muslim solidarity. Akbar wanted to strengthen the ties between Hindu-Muslim, he married a Rajput princess. He was one of the few Muslim person who listened to Hindu saints and also encouraged building of...
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Job satisfaction, as Wood et al. (2016) mentions, represents to which extent people consider their job positively or negatively. As an emotional affiliation with the job environment or tasks, job satisfaction strongly influences the employeeâs behaviour. As a result, job satisfaction plays a significant role in achieving the goals in any organization. For example, if there would be too much employee turnover due to the low job satisfaction, organization must invest a lot of money in training new crew members....
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Professional athletes are widely known for their amazing physical abilities. No one could dunk like Michael Jordan, and no one could fight like Muhammad Ali. Often, though, these athletes accomplish great things outside of the sporting world. In some cases, these athletes use their prominent status for the betterment of society, drawing public focus on something that is important to them and their people. Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, and Jackie Robinson are three of countless examples of professional athletes that...
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Abstract A patientâs medical record identifies the patient and contains information regarding the patientâs case history information such as medical history,care or treatments received,testresults,diagnoses and medications taken.These information regarding the patient records can be misused or stolen or even lost because of the third party access.At times insurer may not have the updated medical information and hence may refuse to pay for the treatment.So to overcome these issues we store the patient records on the blockchain.By implementing the patient records...
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Paramedics as first responders to emergency scenes have the much-needed role of stabilisation, treatment and transport of the ill or injured. As vital as this primary role is, it can be only one of many the paramedic plays. These secondary roles of a paramedic shall be discussed in this essay, namely the general roles and responsibilities, well-being of the paramedic, the importance of paramedic documentation, medico-legal and ethical considerations paramedics must be mindful of, and the move towards evidence-based practice...
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This essay will deal with the drivers of income inequality across households within nations. It is vital to understand household income and what income inequality is before discussing the drivers behind the variations in earnings. This essay will give a brief outline on what income inequality is before taking a look at the influencing factors. The main drivers that will be examined are globalisation, taxation, labour markets and skill-biased technology. It will answer the question: can they create a vulnerability...
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Introduction: The Enigma of UFOs and Alien Life âEach year, thousands of people report UFO sightings to various authorities. By one count more than 100,000 sightings have been reported since 1905,â (Par 9). There's no way that we are the only living organism in the whole universe, by that fact we can't ignore that we are not alone in the universe meaning aliens do exist. There is more than enough proof hidden by the Government, evidence that there are other...
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Psychologists in modern times have often focused attention on the complex relationship between genius and madness, and Guy de Maupassant appears to have been ahead of his time in exploring this topic in Le Horla, which deals both with the supernatural, and the nature of insanity. Perhaps this reflected his own inner torments, as it was well known even during his time that de Maupassant both studied psychiatry and suffered from madness himself (perhaps as the result of having contracted...
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The physician William Osler once said, âthe good physician treats the disease; the great physician treats the patient who has the disease.â The patient-doctor relationship plays an important role in the treatment process. Each patient represents a story that includes their disease, their social situation and their beliefs, which need to be considered during check-ups and diagnosis. A good relationship is not only important for social factors, it is also essential for their treatment process. For instance, a good patient-doctor...
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Economics and economic principles seem to guide the way the world works, influencing people in the way they act, policies in the sense of achieving social justice, and overall agendas in the mannerism in which they are pursued. However, it is particularly important to understand the evolution of the dynamics and relationships that have been formed from a global perspective between different people, regions, and nations. Margaret Abraham uses her text âGlobalization, Work, and Citizenship: The Call Centre Industry in...
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Introduction: Core Army Values of Integrity and Respect The third and sixth core army values are two of the most important values to soldiers in the army. Respect is the third core army value of the seven. Respect is a two lane street. Junior soldiers respect their leaders by trusting them to solve problems and not abuse their power, and non commissioned officers trust the junior soldiers to communicate their issues in a quick and efficient manner. When this line...
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INTRODUCTION Background of the Study On a board ship, seafarers face a lot of difficult challenges and sometimes it is difficult to cope up with it. Then seafarers tends to start thinking more about their homes and loved ones, to comfort them or relieve them from depression. Having a hard time or dealing with different challenges on your work while in the middle of the ocean could be terrifying. We all know that homesickness could lead to depression and when...
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Volleyball is an old and historic sport that was created in the 19th century. It is a worldwide sport today with millions practicing it each day. In the past few years volleyball has become almost as popular as basketball and football. In fact it used to be called mintonette before its name was changed to volleyball. Volleyball is a respected sport all around the world, it is played in the Olympics and it has its own volleyball league called FIVB....
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Introduction Growing crops hydroponically is an alternative to traditional soil farming methods (7). Hydroponics systems consist of a water-based solution enriching in nutrients, without the use soil (2). Commonly an artificial medium is used to provide support for the plant as soil is not being used (2). Hydroponic systems started in 1920 and have dramatically evolved in a variety of designs (2). Interest in hydroponics is rapidly increasing and is very important due to the growing demand need for maximizing...
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Company Background Mitsubishi was first established as a shipping company by Yataro Iwasaki (1834-1885) in 1870. In 1873, its name was changed to Mitsubishi Shokai Mitsubishi's name consists of two parts: 'Mitsu' which means 'three' and 'hishi' (which being 'bishi' which means under 'my title') and therefore there are three rhombus, which are reflected in the famous company logo. This is also interpreted as 'three diamonds'. Mitsubishi as a broad-based company, plays an important role in the modernization of Japanese...
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Abstract The following paper is about genetic disorders, the one in which has been discussed in great detail being hemophilia, the gene therapies for such genetic diseases and the advancement that have been made in this particular field of study. As you read you find the definition of gene therapy and what it involves as well as how genetic diseases happen and how they are treated. The genetic disease of hemophilia is also discussed in great detail. Hemophilia is an...
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Canada, in addition to the rest of the world, is vastly initiated with the subject of justice and crime. We engage ourselves with television shows, books, newspapers and other various media to engage in topics of crime daily. Media remains an influential and innovative tool that plays an integral part in the structure of crime and its perceptions; particularly in areas such as sexual assault and such offences sexual in nature. Portrayal in the mass media primarily determines the public's...
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The society in which we live is supported in different perspectives with excellent technology. When new technologies advance, always it produces opposing views and conflicts between the different groups that hold them. One of the biggest technical controversies is whether genetically modified organisms (GMO) which the plant, animals, insects or micro-organisms whose genetic make-up has been changed using modern laboratory techniques, should be allowed or not. Some people think that genetic modification should derive its greatest potential because it can...
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Introduction to the Social Media Era and Athlete Branding This era we live in today embodies the most heightened state of social media relevance yet. For a person to be significant in this era they must have an influential social media presence. In any industry be it music, technology, show business or sports, an active up to date grasp of social media networks is necessary. A perfect example of such a person who has seemingly mastered the essence of building...
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Abstract Choking is used to describe athletes' performance decrease under pressure. It usually occurs at a critical moment or important competitionïŒand characterized by increasing the occurrence of a number of mistakes should not happen under pressures. The article used field experimental method ïŒselected 78 basketball athletes and 30 university students as participants. Study 1 tested the expert and noviceâs movement performance difference at different attention direction; Study 2 tested athlete's phenomenon of choking under pressure; Study 3 tested the relations...
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Abstract The proposed system consists of a wheel chair the benefits and modification to facilitate climbing of stairs through its special designed features. The purpose of this work aims at developing an automatic Stair-Climbing Wheelchair, a mechanism for climbing upstairs and down stairs stairs for physically disabled people. A Stair-Climbing Wheelchair is a chair that moves upstairs and downstairs. It has speciality to maximize comfort, ease the usage and attractiveness in the home, which is a safe and affordable solution...
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âIt is an individualâs accumulation of good or evil karma and also his dominating character traits, good or evil, which affect the karmic result.â Karma is the law of moral causation. The theory of karma is a fundamental doctrine in Buddhism. This belief was prevalent in India before the advent of the Buddha. Nevertheless, it was the Buddha who explained and formulated this doctrine in the complete form in which we have it today. In Buddhism, the Sanskrit word Karma...
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