bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Compensation for Length of Service: The Case of Latin America Based on the Release of Intangible Social Benefits Promoting Economic Reactivation Post COVID-19
Authors: Silupú Prado Angie Stefania , Ramos Farroñán Emma Verónica , Flores Castillo Marcos Marcelo , Fernández Salazar Jessica Karina , Suysuy Chambergo Ericka Julissa , Arraya Celis Eduardo Ygnacio , Arbulú Ballesteros Marco Agustín
Published: March 2024

Reactivating the economy during a health crisis involves initiatives to enhance market activities both domestically and internationally. Various governments around the world have strategically decided to act, taking into consideration employment benefits. This research aimed to determine economic satisfaction in the Latin American population as a result of the release of Severance for Time of Service (Compensación por Tiempo de Servicio - CTS), an indicator of intangible labor performance. This study employed a descriptive-analytical methodology with a quantitative, nonexperimental transactional design, focusing on various countries in Latin America with emphasis on Costa Rica, Colombia, Chile, Peru, and Ecuador. The study applied a survey through a virtual form and concluded that 13% lacked or were unaware of the benefit of their time of work, 54% agreed with the measures of their government, and 14% showed disinterest in the calculation of the CTS. It was concluded that strategic economic reactivation, in tandem with employment benefits during a crisis, had a positive effect on the economy of active workers during the pandemic.

 

Received: 3 November 2023 / Accepted: 29 January 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Environmental Consequences of Unregulated Sanitation Practices in Urban Watercourse Neighborhoods in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case Study of Yaoundé City Cameroon
Authors: Temgoua Zemo Marie Anita , Menbohan Samuel Foto , Atchrimi Bernard Tossou , Wilfreid Betsi Christiane Noel , Kussu Mouloungui Bertha Leslie , Dzavi Jean , Nwaha Mathias , Lactio Nathaniel
Published: March 2024

Rapid urbanization and population growth in developing countries are driving people to settle in high-risk areas. Indeed, because of the very high cost of land in city centers, people prefer to settle in non-Aeficandi areas sometimes. Consequently, this choice results in inadequate sanitation due to the lack of access to basic services, and in turn to poor waste management. The residents of Yaoundé, particularly those living in precarious neighborhoods near urban watercourses, face the challenges of unregulated management of both liquid and solid waste. This situation contributes to the degradation of the urban landscape. The aim of this study is to assess people’s sanitation practices concerning both solid and liquid waste management, examining their impacts on the living environment and susceptibility to environmental diseases. The research methodology encompasses direct field observations, comprehensive documentary research, and surveys of 250 households within the study area. The findings show that people mainly deposited their solid waste in the watercourses that run through their locality and wastewater in the yard or on street. Most latrines are built in proximity to watercourses with holes for the overflow of faeces. As consequences of these practices, the results showed hydrosystem pollution, environmental degradation marked by flooding, and high vulnerability to diseases such as malaria, diarrhea, typhoid fever, respiratory infections and cholera.

 

Received: 27 September 2023 / Accepted: 18 January 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Analysis of the Scientific Production on Assisted Human Reproduction (2003-2023)
Authors: Barturen Mondragón Luciana Elcira , Quezada Castro María del Pilar , Quezada Castro Guillermo Alexander , Jiménez Dolores Vélez , Castro Arellano María del Pilar , Gallo Aguila Carlos Ignacio , Barturen Mondragón Eliana Maritza
Published: March 2024

The right to procreate should be provided for in every country's legislation. Infertility needs to be considered as an important public health issue. The absence of regulation could affect the essence of assisted human reproduction. In the present research, a review of the following databases was considered: Scopus, WoS, and PubMed, which were selected for their contribution and scientific rigor demonstrated over time. Twenty documents corresponding to the period 2003 to February 2023 were analyzed through a review of the literature. The results obtained were that Canada and Ireland were identified as the most cited countries. Along the same lines, the most cited journals correspond to Scopus quartile 1. Likewise, the article entitled Distributive Justice and Infertility Treatment in Canada is the most cited and was published in 2008. It was concluded that the common elements in the most studied legislation in scientific publications related to assisted human reproduction in the period 2003-2023 are access to treatment, consolidation of the right to procreate, and ethics in fertilization.

 

Received: 10 June 2023 / Accepted: 28 January 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Research Field of Informatization in Special Education: Bibliometric Analysis of International Trends in Recent 15 Years
Authors: Xu Miaomiao , Hamzah Hammuzamer Irwan , Mutalib Ariffin Abdul
Published: March 2024

In the current era of educational informatization, the integration of information and communication technology (ICT) into special education has witnessed significant growth. Utilizing the expansive Scopus database and leveraging the Bibliometrix tool, this study systematically examines 130 scholarly documents within the domain of special education informatization, spanning the years from 2006 to 2021. Complementing a quantitative analysis, the study conducts a qualitative examination of 10 pivotal and widely cited works in the field. The research findings unveil a primary focus on the diverse application of ICT in special education, particularly its effectiveness in the diagnosis and intervention for various categories of special needs. Noteworthy concentrations of research output are identified, with a clear emphasis on publications in prestigious journals such as the International Journal of Emerging Technologies In Learning, Revista Brasileira De Educacao Especial, and Technology & Disability. Furthermore, the examination brings to light the dominance of keywords like "special education" and "information technology" in the literature, underscoring their pivotal role and persistent significance in the discourse. The consistent recurrence of these terms highlights their critical influence in shaping the landscape of special education informatization research. In conclusion, this comprehensive bibliometric analysis provides valuable insights into the trajectory of special education informatization research, elucidating key thematic areas and prominent journals. As the educational landscape continues to evolve, a nuanced understanding of the dynamics of ICT integration in special education becomes imperative for educators, policymakers, and researchers. This study serves as a foundational resource for further exploration and advancement in the ever-evolving field of special education.

 

Received: 10 October 2023 / Accepted: 23 January 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Exploring Informatizaon Instructional Core Competence of Higher Vocational College Teacher for Professional Development
Authors: Xu Si , Chen Pengfei , Zhang Ge
Published: March 2024

In the dynamic landscape of educational information technology, the proficiency of vocational college teachers in this domain has garnered significant attention due to its rapid evolution. The purpose of this study is to comprehensively explore the foundational aspects of vocational college teachers' competence in information technology instruction. The primary objective is to augment these teachers’ capabilities and foster their professional growth in the realm of information technology teaching. The six pivotal elements rooted in TPACK (Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge) are analysed using a literature-based approach. These elements encompass technological knowledge, content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, technological pedagogical knowledge, pedagogical content knowledge, and technological pedagogical content knowledge. The findings illustrate the distinctive contribution of each element to the information technology teaching competence of vocational college teachers, thereby facilitating their holistic professional development. The nuanced enhancement of these competency indicators equips teachers to adeptly navigate the demands of information technology instruction, cultivates their professional prowess, and enables them to deliver the highest-quality educational services.

 

Received: 2 January 2024 / Accepted: 29 February 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Perceptions of University Lecturers and Students Regarding the Manifestation of Life Values among Pedagogical Students from Vietnam
Authors: Cam Tran Tu Thi , Van Dam Anh Thi , Thanh Phan Long
Published: March 2024

In the dynamic landscape of education, the exploration of life values has emerged as a cornerstone of personal and societal development. This study delves into the shared perceptions of life values between university lecturers and pedagogical students in Vietnam. It seeks to understand the depth of their agreement and the potential ramifications for pedagogical practices. Additionally, this research investigates the multifaceted manifestations of life values among pedagogical students, as perceived by both students and lecturers. A questionnaire was meticulously designed, featuring two vital components: (1) the conceptual awareness of “life value”, and (2) manifestations of life values of pedagogical students. A diverse array of participants, consisting of 816 pedagogical students and 98 lecturers from prominent institutions, was involved in the survey. The collected data underwent rigorous mathematical and statistical analysis. Descriptive and inferential statistical methods were employed, unveiling compelling insights. The perceptions of life values among participants underscored their significance. Both students (86.0%) and lecturers (78.6%) held the perspective that life values encompassed meaningful and beneficial elements. Furthermore, their convergence on the importance of life values in guiding various life aspects is evident. Regarding the manifestations of life values among pedagogical students, nuanced perspectives emerged. Students displayed attributes such as self-care, positive attitudes, willingness to help, and emotional control. While this study offers valuable insights, limitations such as sample specificity and self-reported data bias should be acknowledged. Nevertheless, it lays the foundation for understanding the role of life values in education and informs potential interventions to enrich the educational journey for students and educators alike.

 

Received: 27 October 2023 / Accepted: 23 February 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Developing Independent Skills Using a Virtual Reality-Based Training Program for Children with Down Syndrome
Authors: Adel Gaber Sherif
Published: March 2024

Children with Down syndrome (DS) have difficulties developing independent skills (IS), which affects their ability to carry out daily tasks and social interaction. To develop these children’s skills and enhance their independence, this study aimed to develop the IS of children with moderate DS through a training program based on virtual reality (VR). The study sample consisted of 18 male students with DS at the “Obour Day Care” Center in Al-Ahsa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Their ages ranged from 8–12 years (mean age = 9.45, standard deviation ± 1.47). The study took a quasi-experimental approach, and the research tools were the Independence Skills Scale (ISS) prepared by Badawi (2018) and a training program developed by the researcher. The results showed a statistically significant difference between the mean ranks of the first experimental group (to which the VR program was applied) on the ISS for the pre- and post-measurements in favor of the post-measurement (z = -2.207, p = 0.027). There was also a statistically significant difference between the mean ranks of the second experimental group (to which the regular program was applied) on the ISS in the pre- and post-measurements in favor of the post-measurement (z = -2.201, p = 0.028). There was no statistically significant difference between the mean ranks of the control group (which was not exposed to any intervention) on the ISS in the pre- and post-measurements (z = -0.647, p = 0.518). In addition, there were statistically significant differences between the mean ranks of the three groups on the ISS in the post-measurement (x2 = 15.284, p < 0.001) in favor of the first experimental group, followed by the second experimental group. Based on the results, it is recommended that a training program based on VR be integrated into various training and educational programs targeting children with moderate DS, in order to enhance their independence and develop their skills.

 

Received: 2 January 2024 / Accepted: 27 February 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
Survey on the Compliance of the Assumptions of Variance Analysis of Experimental Designs in Undergraduate Theses of Peruvian Universities
Authors: Soto-Rodríguez Iván Dennys , Coaquira Nina Frida Rosa , Gallardo Jorge Chue , Rosas Villena Fernando René , Sotomayor Ruiz Rino Nicanor
Published: March 2024

The main objective of the research was to verify compliance with the assumptions of the analysis of variance, using some experimental design, in undergraduate theses from Peruvian universities. For this purpose, 200 undergraduate theses from professional degrees in Agricultural Sciences from 13 Peruvian universities were chosen at random. A descriptive textual analysis was carried out with the sentiment analysis classification algorithm and the text mining technique was used to discover patterns and trends. The result showed that, in almost all of the theses, the verification of the two most important assumptions of the analysis of variance, normality and homogeneity of variances, were not taken into consideration. Ignoring the importance of assumptions and the significance they have on the validity of research results, forces us to pay attention to the way in which the statistical methodology of experimental designs is being carried out in undergraduate theses.

 

Received: 20 December 2023 / Accepted: 26 February 2024 / Published: 5 March 2024
On Computing General Root Algorithms Based on Binomial Expansion, Bernoulli’s Method of Continuous Compound Interest, Series Expansion and Other Modification Methods
Authors: - K. Dikomang , - R. Tshelametse , - T. Yane
Published: March 2024

Most of the Pth root algorithms exhibit high latency or small convergence rates when iteratively computing the roots. Here we present a slew of algorithms based on series expansions of binomial form, and exponential terms that show low latency or small computational cost for finding the Pth root. The latency decreases if the family of series taken are truncated at higher terms. We show that Babylonian method converges quadratically while the binomial series show an increase in convergence rate from quadratic, cubic and higher order O(t^N) convergence rate as the series is sequentially truncated at higher order terms.
A Pilot Study on the Assessment of Physicochemical Properties of Multi-source Edible Oil (MSEO)
Authors: - Sharon Melena S
Published: March 2024

The study focuses on the physicochemical properties of the Multi-Sourced Edible Oils (MSEO), the oils selected for this study are cold-pressed groundnut oil and gingelly oil in different proportions. The fatty acid profile and the sensory evaluation of the blended oils were also carried out. The physicochemical property assessment reveled that both the MSEO samples 1 and 2 were desirable and was well-suited for cooking purposes. The fatty acid profile of the MSEO 2 was found to be more superior than that of MSEO 1 with high level of PUFA content. Hence the MSEO sample 2 with 60% cold-pressed gingelly oil and 40% cold-pressed groundnut is proven to be the superior blend of the two.
A Study of the Determinants of Home Bias Puzzle in Emerging and Developing Economies
Authors: - Intissar Grissa , - Ezzeddine Abaoub
Published: March 2024

The objective of this research paper is to identify the explanatory factors of the Home Bias Puzzle (HBP), which has been widely debated in the literature, Using a sample of 40 countries observed over the period 2006-2021. The econometric results obtained the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) estimation method suggest that all selected explanatory variables are significant (governance variables (panel A), macroeconomic variables (panel B), information asymmetry, familiarity, and geographical variables (panel D), Foreign Trade variables (panel E), and geopolitical variables (panel F)), except for the variables related to market size and microstructure (panel C). It appears that emerging countries exhibit the highest levels of home bias. Indeed, over the entire study period, the average Home Bias in developed countries decreased from 76.39% in 2006 to 47.39% in 2021, representing a decrease of approximately 38%. In contrast, emerging countries display a nearly constant pattern of Home Bias. Specifically, the Home Bias rate was 92.84% in 2006, compared to a rate of 88.47% in 2021. The reasons have been validated within the framework of the six panels A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Judicial Precedents and Protection of Rights of Prisoners’
Authors: - Pradnya Yadav , - Pramod Waghmare
Published: March 2024

The present paper deals with the rights available to prisoners from affluent backgrounds are not necessarily afforded to those from impoverished sections of society. The definition of inmates, their rights, human rights, and constitutional rights of the Prisoners are all examined in this paper. It also looks at the Supreme Court judgements pertaining to inmates' rights.
Exopolysaccharide (EPS) Based Edible Films To Enhance Shelf-life of Fruits And Vegetables
Authors: - Samyuktha R , - Meraj Aqib I , - Akila Sriraman , - Gayathri Kannan , - Dr. Suneetha TB
Published: March 2024

As the world population increases, supply and quality of fresh foods becomes a challenge. The development of food packaging films and coatings is one of the modern strategies for preserving food products and ensuring their freshness and quality during storage. Exopolysaccharides (EPSs), usually derived from Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB), are molecules that are released by most bacteria which act as a protection for the bacteria. In this investigation, a dissolved EPS, combined with a plasticizer, was employed in the formulation of an edible film. The findings revealed that fruits coated with lyophilized EPS exhibited superior resilience against environmental factors that contribute to spoilage. The utilization of microbial exopolysaccharides emerges as a promising and sustainable alternative to contemporary food packaging techniques. This study underscores the potential of this approach to enhance the shelf life and quality of food products, thereby addressing the pressing challenges associated with the growing global population.
Role of Libraries in the Simultaneous Threats of the COVID 19 Pandemic and Flood in Kamrup Metro District of Assam
Authors: - Senthony Narzary
Published: March 2024

Corona virus disease or COVID-19 is a contagious disease caused by a virus named corona which is said to be originated from China. In the year 2021 the virus has got spread all the over the world which has resulted many deaths of the people. Also the physical library services were stopped to minimize the COVID cases. In the pandemic situation the information exchange plays a very vital role. Accurate information is the key to handle the chaotic situation. Exchange of false information seems to be on the rise. It has created a situation of ‘infodemic’ as stated by the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO). This has not only affected research work severely but has also created chaos among the laypeople. Flood event of the Brahmaputra River in the Indian north-eastern state of Assam coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic. Kamrup Metro district of Assam being in the bank of river Brahmaputra faces a severe flood problem. Due to the poor drainage system the people living in the district suffers from the problem of flood. Diseases such as Dengue, Malaria and Japanese Encephalitis are likely to increase in stagnant water left by receding floods. Treatment of these diseases have been hindered by fear of the COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions have hampered the efforts to destroy mosquito breeding sites and awareness-raising among at-risk populations.
Air Pollution and Climate Change
Authors: - Shubh Kishorbhai Kapadia , - Endrick D. Contractor
Published: March 2024

Less air pollution is the answer to a healthy life solution this sentence should be a motive of each and every person if you study deeply in air pollution then you realize what is air pollution meteorology. This review describe as human beings, we have the opportunities before us to make a change like micro, meso and macro. Indoor air pollution results from products used in construction materials, inadequacy of general ventilation.
Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide are part of air pollution. By retaining heat from the Sun in the Earth's atmosphere, greenhouse gases warm the temperature. Although greenhouse gases are a naturally occurring component of the Earth's atmosphere, since the beginning of the 20th Century, they have
become more common, warming the planet's climate.
Aerosols are little particles that are released into the atmosphere when fossil fuels are burned. Some of these particles enter the atmosphere as air pollution from automobiles, trucks, and industrial emissions, but they most naturally enter through volcanoes, dust, or marine pollution. Climate is impacted by aerosols. Although not all aerosols have the same effects on the atmosphere, they all serve to cool it. Climate change is causing air quality to change, while air pollution is driving climate change. Increased heat waves and droughts brought on by global warming can have a negative impact on the purity of the
air we breathe. Since the chemical processes that produce ozone in the atmosphere take place more often at hot temperatures, heat waves increase the amount of ground-level ozone pollution.
A Study to Assess the Severity of Menopausal Symptoms and Quality of Life among Postmenopusal Women Attending Opds at Selected Hospitals of Perinthalmanna
Authors: - ROSLIN SHELBI , - SAFA NASMI , - SAMINA SHERIN T , - SAVITHA KP
Published: March 2024

The present study titled “A study to assess the severity of menopausal symptoms and quality of life among postmenopausal women attending OPDs at selected hospitals of Perinthalmanna.” is based on following Objectives:Assess the severity of menopausal symptoms among postmenopausal women, assess the quality of life among the postmenopausal women, find out the association quality of life of postmenopausal women and selected demographic Variables.
Methodology: The quantitative research approach is used and non experimental cross sectional descriptive research design was selected for the study. The present study is based on the concept “ Theory of Unpleasant symptoms” by Andreu Gift, Renee Milligan, Elizabeth Lenz, Linda Pugh. The data was collected by using the MENQOL questionnaire and menopause rating scale. Analysis: The data were analysed by descriptive and inferential statistics. Result:The study revealed that among 60 postmenopausl women 35% of the participants have moderate symptoms,26.6% have severe symptoms,25% have mild symptoms and 13.33% have no or little symptoms and regarding the quality of life study shows that 38.33% of the participants have average quality of life,30% have poor quality,16.66% have good quality and 15% have an excellent quality of life.
Conclusion: From this study it is evident that there is significant association between age and quality of life and there is no significant association between any other sociodemographic variables.
A Study on Futures and Options in Derivative
Authors: - Dr. P. Subrahmanyam , - Ms. T. Anusha
Published: March 2024

Examining the processes that influence risk and return profiles for market players, this research probes the complicated world of futures and options markets. This study takes a holistic view of the topic, delving into market behavior studies, quantitative models, and historical data to provide a detailed picture of how financial market options and futures work. Part one of the research delves into the theory of futures and options, explaining how these derivative products work. It delves into the ways these monetary instruments help hedgers manage risk, investors make speculative bets, and arbitrageurs use them strategically. Futures and options are both distinguished from one another in the research, with the study elaborating on the specific features and consequences of each. In the future, the study will examine the volatility patterns and risk-adjusted returns of several asset classes' futures and options markets. The research intends to find patterns and outliers that have affected the risk-reward environment for market players by looking at case studies and past market occurrences. Option pricing models and their use in analyzing market expectations and implied volatility are further explored in the paper. The study investigates the effect of market mood on option pricing and uses empirical analysis to assess how well option pricing models capture market dynamics.
Accounting Standards in India: Operational Issues
Authors: - Dr. Surendra Kumar , - Dr. Suresh Kumar Sharma
Published: March 2024

Accounting standards were primarily developed to provide more transparency in business operations and to ensure accurate reporting that supports wise decision-making. Together with these things, accounting ideas, techniques, and principles changed. Accountability standards are really more than just a framework; they are fundamentally similar to legislation. In order to resolve disputes between parties with disparate interests, accounting standards are also crucial. An essential mediator in settling conflicting interests is accounting standards. Accounting standards are regarded with legitimacy by many interest groups. They work to guarantee that readers of financial statements are provided with accurate information about the company. Malignancy of this includes the many instances of business scams in which investors were conned out of crores of rupees, levies were fined, and embezzlement was permitted. Because of all of this, changes to the standards were necessary to make them more informative and tone-regulating. Amending related legislation was required by these revisions. A thorough knowledge of whether the account is in line with materiality, transparency, complete exposure, and operational support is required. From a business standpoint, accounting standards are evaluated for their efficacy in promoting transparency via exposure and accuracy in reporting. In order to assist stakeholders' decision-making and provide functional support for the firm, corporate financial statements (profit and loss account and balance sheet) needed to be made visible and efficient. The present research looks at the accounting standard revisions from the perspectives of company registers, cost accountants, and chartered accountants. Professionals, the experimenter examines their viewpoints about the efficacy of accounting standard change. This makes the research relevant.
Cybersecurity in Tanzania: Opportunities and Challenges
Authors: - Erasto Kayumbe , - Ezekia Gilliard
Published: March 2024

Tanzania, like many developing nations, is undergoing rapid digitalization. While this brings numerous benefits, it also opens the door to increased cybersecurity threats. This abstract explores the unique landscape of cybersecurity in Tanzania, highlighting both the opportunities in emerging digital technology, government initiatives, increased awareness and collaborative approach. On the other hand it describe the challenges that lie ahead such as cybercrime landscape, limited digital literacy, data privacy concerns, inadequate resources and infrastructures.
Enhancing Teacher Education: Cultivating the Architects of Tomorrow’s Mind
Authors: - Anita Pattnaik , - Chandrasekhar Bhoi
Published: March 2024

This article underscores the urgent need for a revamp in teacher education programs to better equip educators as architects of future minds. In the face of rapid technological advancements and evolving educational paradigms, educators' roles have become increasingly intricate. The article explores current challenges in teacher education and advocates for trans-formative approaches aligned with the dynamic needs of 21st-century learners. Key themes include integrating technology, fostering critical thinking, and promoting culturally responsive pedagogy. Drawing on research and best practices, the article proposes a comprehensive framework emphasizing experiential learning, interdisciplinary approaches, and continuous professional development. It emphasizes collaboration between academia, institutions, and policymakers to create a supportive ecosystem. The article advocates for innovative teaching methodologies like project-based learning to prepare educators for the evolving educational landscape. By reviewing existing teacher education models, the article aims to offer insights into effective strategies, emphasizing the significance of fostering a growth mindset among educators. Ultimately, it calls for a paradigm shift, positioning educators as architects of tomorrow's minds, ready to shape an empowered generation capable of meeting future challenges.
Effect of Art Integrated Learning on Knowledge Retention Ability of Students at Upper Primary Level
Authors: - DR. SHWETA AGARWAL
Published: March 2024

The presented research study is related to the study of the effect of art-integrated learning strategies on the knowledge retention ability of students. The main objective was to examine the effect of art-integrated learning strategies on the knowledge retention ability of students. The researcher used an experimental research method to achieve the objectives. The researcher selected RS Public School, Sikandra, Agra governed by CBSE Board, India by Convenience sampling method, and the Random sampling method was used for the selection of class 7, 2 groups (Experimental and Control group). The number of students in both groups (experimental and control group) was equal 35-35. After conducting a pre-test using the Self-constructed Knowledge Retention Inventory to evaluate the knowledge retention ability of students in both experimental and control groups, the researcher taught social science using 20 lesson plans based on Art Integrated learning strategies to the experimental group. Meanwhile, in the control group, the same subject matter was taught by using conventional teaching methods. Afterward, a post-test of the knowledge retention ability of students was conducted by the researcher. In the context of students' knowledge retention ability, statistical analysis was performed on the obtained pre-test and post-test scores. Using the pre-test and post-test scores obtained in the context of students' knowledge retention ability, statistical tests such as mean, standard deviation, and critical ratio were used to examine the significance of Art Integrated learning strategies. Based on the results of the present research study, it was found that the use of Art Integrated learning strategies in teaching has a significant impact on students' knowledge retention ability. Therefore, the hypothesis made in the context of ‘There is no significant effect of Art Integrated Learning Strategies on the Knowledge Retention Ability of students at upper primary level in experimental after treatment.’ has been rejected. Based on the results of this research, it can be said that teachers should use Art Integrated learning strategies in their teaching-learning activities, so that students' knowledge retention ability can be raised to a higher level regarding social sciences, and they can also express their proficiencies in the context of various aspects of education.
The Emerging Technology in Cybercrime of Cyberspace: An Overview
Authors: - Dr. Mukesh Kumar Chaurasia , - Nishtha Thakur
Published: March 2024

Cyber criminology and Cyberspace are closely related aspects; hence, Cyberspace provides an environment where Cyberspace occurs. Cyberspace is a domain that in the rapid increase in technology signifies how digital platforms are vulnerable for securing data and privacy of an individual, which causes various crimes in the world. Cyberspace is known as organized criminal attacks on Cybersecurity and Cyberspace through attacks, Hacking, Bullying, etc. Cybersecurity and information security are essential and unavoidable components of using the internet or digital places. Numerous types of standards, protocols, policies, technologies, and antiviruses have been developed to protect data and privacy. To ensure that technology is increasing as security, privacy, and data taken as a liability, which is the main cause of Cybercrime.
Texture Inspection using the Voice Based Biometric Authentication in the Quantum Computation
Authors: - Swati , - Poonam
Published: March 2024

Texture inspection has remained an important substance throughout the whole history because with the advances of the mobile graphics and many hardware, high-quality image processing for the basic wood texture in the Wolfram mathematical. We also used wood in the building material and household
furniture to find out the type of wood that can be used as a specific material and to help in the development of the different wood texture in the android studio.
Cedar is a fibrous and a porous structural tissue found in the roots of trees and other woody plants. The colour of the wood has been depend on the reflection of the most important component of the wood grain may be the process of refining or protection of the wooden surface in the production of the manufacturing cost 5 and 30%. Various Woods textures having the appearance of the wood that require the wood joints for the great variation between sapwood and heartwood.
Cosmology in India before Einstein
Authors: - Mr. Ajay Kumar , - Dr. Sushil Kumar Jamariar , - Dr. Rajeev Ranjan Kumar , - Mr. Yashwant Kumar  Singh
Published: March 2024

The Characteristics of all that can be conceptualized and hence named and defined in the world through comparison and contrast is the Science of VaisheShika (1) [2]. This includes a conceptual representation of space and grass visible matter, which is taken to be constructed out of the varying motions of anu. The most fundamental particle of matter.Vaisheshika approaches basic concepts in the characteristic manner. Vaisheshika is observer centric but acknowledge that certain entries are necessary within the conceptual frame work throgh at though there is no direct way of experimental verification of these enteries .
In this paper our emphasis is to examine vaisheshikatriya the sutras of kanadsal though the important commentary by the fifteenth century schelorsinha [3] and sankaramisra [4] will also be used for clarification , whenever necessary.
How Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Grew from Nascent Stages to AI
Authors: - Deepak Bansal
Published: March 2024

The journey of search engine optimization (SEO) from its nascent stage to the present day has been remarkable. Emerging alongside the proliferation of search engines, SEO quickly became an indispensable tool for businesses and marketers striving to enhance their online visibility, attract traffic, and improve rankings. However, as search algorithms advanced, SEO professionals encountered a dynamic landscape marked by evolving trends and new obstacles. For this reason, over time, the factors influencing website ranking have undergone a significant expansion, evolving from a limited set to a multifaceted array. Specific components, such as high-quality backlinks, mobile optimization, local SEO strategies, integration with social media platforms, and the optimization of user experience, have emerged as pivotal determinants of SEO success. These elements assume a critical role in achieving elevated rankings and heightened visibility across search engines, thereby shaping the contemporary landscape of SEO practices.

More recently, as search engines and SEO evolve in sophistication, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found relevance in its integration into SEO. This involvement of AI amidst its benefits, also introduced new challenges and ethical dilemmas into the discuss on search engine optimization (SEO). SEO strategies must exhibit adaptability to maintain efficacy in driving visibility, traffic, and revenue. It is crucial to strike a balance between data-driven decision-making and empathetic marketing. Businesses shouldn't rely solely on AI to preserve the human touch in their marketing endeavors. Hence, navigating the ever-changing terrain of SEO requires marketers and SEO experts to remain attuned to emerging trends and adept at adapting strategies to meet evolving challenges. By leveraging the diverse array of factors influencing SEO success, businesses can enhance their online presence and effectively engage with their target audience in the competitive digital landscape. For this reason, ethical considerations, including data privacy and customer trust, mustn't be side-lined in favor of optimization. Prioritizing ethical practices over all else safeguards the integrity of SEO efforts amidst AI integration.
Studying the Psychological Effects of Stress, Anxiety, and Depression on Secondary School Students
Authors: - Raino Bhatia , - Jagneet Kaur
Published: March 2024

This study is an attempt to compare the levels of Stress, Anxiety and Depression among secondary school students. To fulfil, the purpose of this study, the DASS-21 Scale, developed by Lovibond S. H& Lovibond P.F (1995), was tested on total 120 (60 boys and 60 girls) students of secondary school students of Himachal Pradesh, were randomly selected by giving a fair representation to different schools. To achieve the stated objective of the study the Mean and Standard Deviation (S.D) for score on different variables were calculated for selected sample and further ‘t’ test was used to find out significant difference of secondary school students with respect to Gender (60 male & 60 female students). The findings show that there is no significant difference between Stress, Anxiety and Depression on gender base (male & female) at 0.05 levels. The results highlight the necessity of giving secondary school students' general wellbeing and mental health support top priority. Even though there are only minor variations in particular mental health difficulties, this does not mean that these problems should be ignored. All pupils' wellbeing can be improved by making an environment that is encouraging and nurturing for them.
Evaluation of Anti Ulcer Activity of Methanolic Leaf Extract of Jacquemontia Caerulea Against Experimentally Induced Ulcers in Wistar Rats
Authors: - Adiba Afreen , - Shaik Mohd Khasim , - Tabrez Abdullah , - Noorunnisa Begum
Published: March 2024

Objective: To evaluate the anti-ulcerogenic effect of Jacquemontia caerulea Leaf Methanolic Extract (JCLME) against aspirin, ethanol, cold stress induced and pylorus ligation induced gastric ulcers in Wistar rats.
Methods: The methanolic extract of fresh leaves of the plant, Jacquemontia caerulea (Family Convolvulaceae) was prepared and assessed for anti-ulcer effect with different doses and the standard drugs (Risperidone and Amitriptyline respectively) by using aspirin, ethanol, cold stress induced and pylorus ligation methods.
Results: JCLME was assessed and compared statistically with the anti-ulcer effects in the control rats which was treated with saline (NaCl, 0.9%). It was found that JCLME at doses of 200 and 400 mg/kg reduced the ulcer index significantly when compared to control group (p< 0.05). It was found that JCLME
significantly reduced the free acidity, total acidity and ulcer index (p<0.05) and increased the gastric content when compared with the control group. Hence, the current study shows that the JCLME has potent anti-ulcer, cytoprotective and antisecretory property thereby making it a great ulcero-protective agent.
Influence of Psychological Capital on Job Fulfillment: An Examination Within the Academic Institutions of Odisha
Authors: - Dr. Nazia Arif
Published: March 2024

Examining ways to enhance job satisfaction among employees is a priority for business leaders aiming to bolster their companies' competitive edge. This research delves into how Psychological Capital influences the job satisfaction of faculty members in selected private professional colleges in ODISHA. Historically, psychology has been linked with mental illness, but recent studies have refuted this association. Employees with a positive psychological mindset can contribute significantly to a company's advancement. The core components of employee Psychological Capital include hope, self-efficacy, resilience, and optimism. This study investigates the correlation between Psychological Capital and job satisfaction among faculty members, along with its effects. A sample of 136 respondents was surveyed, and data analysis employed Pearson correlation and multiple regression techniques. The findings reveal a meaningful connection between Psychological Capital and job satisfaction. Moreover, the study highlights that while not all components exert equal influence, self-efficacy and hope notably contribute positively to job satisfaction.Keywords: Psychological Capital, Job Satisfaction, Pearson correlation, multiple regression.
A Study on Indian Recruitment System and Its Impact on Productivity with Reference to Hotel Industries, Hospital, Textile, Information Technology Located in Bangalore
Authors: - R. VIJAYALAKSHMI , - G. Ravindran , - M.KANNAN
Published: March 2024

In an era defined by globalization and the rapid pace of technological advancements, the recruitment systems employed by nations play a pivotal role in determining their industrial and organizational productivity. The human capital of a country, particularly one as diverse and vast as India, can significantly influence its economic growth and global competitiveness. India, with its unique blend of cultures, traditions, and education systems, has a distinctive approach to recruitment which has evolved over the decades. This paper aims to delve deep into the intricacies of the Indian recruitment system, exploring its facets and understanding its implications on organizational productivity.
Nano-silver Fluoride in Preventive Dentistry: A Literature Review
Authors: - Amol Patil , - Madhuri Patil , - Inshiya Alazhar Contractor
Published: March 2024

Dental caries is a problem that affects people's quality of life on a global scale, however secondary caries still accounts for the majority of reported failures. Based on its commercial and scientific potential, nanotechnology is recognized as an emergent 21st-century technology. It is expanding quickly and has numerous potential uses in dentistry. Newer silver compounds, such as Nano Silver Fluoride (NSF), have been discovered as a result of the demand for newer materials with an aesthetic focus and the establishment of a healthy balance between pathogenic and protective aspects. NSF is directly applied to the carious lesions to arrest and treat dental caries. It can be advantageous to treat dental caries in children since the management of dental caries with NSF is noninvasive and very comfortable to perform. This review offers an in-depth exploration of the progression, functioning, and practical implications of NSF in the prevention of dental caries.
An Analysis of the Growth of Corporate Tax in India
Authors: - VIKAS PRATAP SINGH , - NMP VERMA
Published: March 2024

This paper examines a significant portion of the government's overall tax revenue which comes from the direct tax. The corporate tax makes up the largest portion of both the government's total tax collection and the direct tax, accounting for around 1/3 of both of the government's gross tax revenue. Studying the idea of corporate taxation, the rise in tax revenue, the expansion of the corporate assessment base, and the relationship between corporation tax and GDP are therefore crucial. This report provides insights into the growth prospects of corporate tax income and corporate assesses growth in India. In order to understand how sensitive corporation tax revenue is to the nation's GDP, this paper also discusses corporate tax buoyancy. The study has covered the period of 23 years from 2000-01 to 2022-23. The data has been taken from economic survey reports and the official websites of Income Tax, and Comptroller and Auditor General of India. The analyses of collected data have been carried out by using percentage, simple growth rate and compound annual growth rate.
Management Accounting’s Effectiveness on Productivity Measurement and Performance Evaluation: An Empirical Exploration
Authors: - Dinabandhu Mukhopadhyay
Published: March 2024

This is an empirical study on contribution of management accounting to economic resource managemnt in general and productivity measurement and performance eveluationn in particular with an objective to assist the management in strategy formulation and policy making for sustianability in highly competitive econommic environment. This study has been carried out on primary quantitative and qualitative data and LLikert's 5 Pont Scale has been used. It offeres policy Issues, recommendation, and limitations of the study besides future direction.
Factors for Implementing a Remote Work System
Authors: - Khaled Al Hamli
Published: March 2024

Remote Work Systems became one the popular work systems across the world. The benefits of such systems used to be seen through different organizational aspects, from achieving business continuity to facilitating business objectives. However, such implementations will need to have adopted arrangements consisting of factors to the success of the system that all organizations need to arrange for it before deciding, planning, designing, and executing the remote working system.
The Impact of Globalization on the UAE A Contrasting Look at the Pros and Cons
Authors: - Hazem Al Arraj
Published: March 2024

The emergence of the new world order resulted from various developments in economic and social systems, advanced technologies, transportation, and communication means. These changes have made the world a global village, enabling people and countries to communicate and coordinate development processes by exchanging experiences, resources, and data. The UAE had the opportunity to ride the wave of global changes, but there is a controversy over whether it has benefited from globalization. Some argue that globalization has negatively affected the UAE as an emerging country that is always striving for excellence. However, this report will introduce globalization's positive and negative effects in the UAE by discussing the results and presenting an opinion. Finally, a conclusion and recommendation will be provided.