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La enseñanza de la natación: Quiebres y continuidades entre las teorías tradicionales y críticas
Authors:   , Domínguez María Eugenia
Published: November 2023

Los conceptos “nadar”, “natación” y “la enseñanza de la natación” se han ido modificando históricamente. En sus inicios, los procesos de cómo enseñar y específicamente, cómo enseñar natación, surgieron bajo una óptica unidireccional, donde el alumno era un sujeto pasivo, sin participación alguna en la construcción de significados e ideas. Tiempo después, el paradigma de la enseñanza vira hacia la comprensión del alumno como un sujeto activo, reflexivo, constructor de su propio conocimiento, dando lugar al debate de esos procesos. Esta diversidad de miradas acerca de la enseñanza, permiten dar lugar al desarrollo de las teorías tradicionales y críticas que han problematizado el nadar y la natación, sometiendo la práctica a nuevos análisis y tensiones con ciertos paradigmas arraigados en quienes enseñan esta disciplina. ¿Es viable pensar a la natación y a sus procesos de enseñanza de otra manera? Seguramente sí, pero en propuestas que permitan la creatividad, la variabilidad, la reflexión, teniendo en cuenta, por un lado, al sujeto aprendiz y por el otro, a las características propias y particulares de esta disciplina.
THE IMPACT OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF LEBANESE RESTAURANTS
Authors: Wazni Imad
Published: November 2023

There is a growing need for restaurants to explain their decisions and methods. More and more people are learning about the negative consequences that corporations' selfish exploitation of natural resources and human capital may have on whole communities and societies. As a result, the purpose of this study is to investigate whether or not CSR activities have any impact on the success of Lebanese restaurants financially. This study's overarching objective is to assess the connection between restaurant CSR practices and financial outcomes in Lebanon, especially in the areas of human resources, community, environment, and goods and consumers. The information was gathered from 27 different restaurants' CSR reports and yearly reports over a period of five years in Lebanon (2015 till 2020). The data acquired was analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Scientists (SPSS, version 20) by methods of correlation and multilinear regression analysis. The findings reveal a substantial association between the aforementioned independent variables (CSR practices in human resources and CSR practices in goods and customers) and the (financial performance of restaurants, and CSR practices in the environment and CSR practices in the community) (financial performance of restaurants, and CSR practices in the environment and CSR practices in the community). This study offered a key addition to previous existing literature concerning CSR activities in Lebanese restaurants industry, while also establishing a platform for future studies. This study demonstrates the significance of CSR practices and how they may substantially affect the financial results of restaurants in Lebanon
ANALYSIS OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER FACTORS IN GUIZHOU PUBLIC HOSPITALS UNDER ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
Authors: Sun Yuan
Published: November 2023

Many existing studies have shown that organizational culture has an impact on employee turnover behavior, but the types of organizations are different, and the culture within different organizations is also quite different. The influence of organizational culture on employee turnover should be classified and analyzed across different types of organizations. Using the example of a public hospital in Guizhou, this paper carries out an empirical analysis of the relationship between hospital’s organizational culture and employee turnover rate. In this particular case, organizational culture is divided into four dimensions: perceived trust, collectivism, adventurousness and openness. The conclusion shows that there is a significant negative correlation between hospital organizational culture and turnover intention. Perceived trust has the greatest effect on employee turnover rate, which is greater than collectivism, adventurousness and openness. The conclusions and suggestions of this paper will provide some reference for hospitals’ human resource management, promoting reform and development of public hospital management in Guizhou.
RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF BIG DATA APPLICATION ABILITY ON ENTERPRISE INNOVATION PERFORMANCE
Authors: Wu Xing
Published: November 2023

Big data application capability has the cooperation between the upstream, midstream and downstream enterprises of the service supply chain. Big data application capability is regarded as one of the main sources of important organizational capabilities and value creation. It is an important tool to identify the right market positioning, optimize resource allocation, promote the integration of service supply chain, and promote enterprise innovation. It affects the enterprise innovation performance from two ways: the internal and external service supply chain of the organization. This study, based on thetheory of resource basis and IT ability theory, attempts to analyze the mechanism of big data application ability of enterprise innovation performance, reveals the intermediary effect of service supply chain integration, added in the model of strategic flexible adjustment, from the dynamic perspective of the ability of big data applications to influence efficiency of enterprise innovation.
ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF HAINAN HOSPITALITY ENTERPRISES
Authors: Shen Linlin
Published: November 2023

The future development of an enterprise should be based on the concept of sustainable development, responsible to the environment and society. Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) has been identified as one of the emerging management disciplines that combines effectively with environmental management, but few empirical studies indicate the extent to which human resource management stimulates the personal behavior of employees in relation to the environment and thus improves corporate environmental performance (EP). This study aims to build a theoretical model of GHRM on EP, determine the green human resource practice from a stakeholder perspective, and reveal the mediation mechanism of GHRM through the relationship of individual environmental behavior as the intermediary variable of EP.
EVALUATION OF EQUITY MUTUAL FUNDS PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE IN INDONESIA USING SHARPE, TREYNOR AND JENSEN METHODS
Authors: Riandini Adinda Shafira , Risman Asep
Published: November 2023

Besides investing in stocks, bonds, or gold, investors can also opt to invest in mutual funds. Mutual funds can be an alternative investment solution for beginner or risk-averse investor that doesn't have much knowledge in analyzing portfolio performance or know how to make a proper portfolio. There are four types of mutual funds, equity mutual funds, fixed income mutual funds, money market mutual funds, and balanced mutual funds. Equity mutual funds themselves are a type of mutual funds that invest at least 80% in stocks; therefore, the risk is quite higher than other types of mutual funds. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the performance of equity mutual funds available in Indonesia by using the Sharpe Index, Treynor Ratio, and Jensen Index from 2018 to 2020. The writer chooses to use the population of 7 equity mutual funds and Composite Stock Price Index of Indonesia data for the market return. Out of 7 chosen equity mutual funds, it can be concluded that Sucorinvest Equity was the best-performing equity fund during the study period.
TAX REVENUE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRIES
Authors: Mai Hương Le Thi , Van Hung Tran
Published: November 2023

The article uses secondary data sources of World Bank and quantitative analysis model to examine the impact of the economic development level of countries in Southeast Asia on tax revenue. Research results show that, from 2000 to now, the level of economic development of countries in this region has increased significantly, which is reflected in the increase in GDP per capita, through which the income taxes of these countries have also increased from 2000 to the present. Besides, the results of quantitative analysis through the regression model also show that GDP per capita has a positive impact on tax revenue in countries in this region.
RESEARCH ON THE INFLUENCE OF TMT INNOVATION AWARENES ON INNOVATION PERFORMANCE
Authors: Ding Zeshu
Published: November 2023

Based on the Upper Echelons Theory，Principal-agent Theory and Technological Innovation Theory, starting from the perspective of corporate culture and refined management, this research puts forward a conceptual model and research hypothesis based on the research idea that “the innovation consciousness of the top management team affects innovation performance”.

First, draw on mature scales at home and abroad to compile questionnaires. The questionnaires are distributed to top managers of high-tech enterprises. Finally, the collected sample data is analyzed to obtain hypothesis verification results.

The empirical results of this study show that: (1) the innovation awareness of the top management team has a positive impact on innovation performance; (2) the innovation awareness of the top management team has a positive impact on the innovation behavior of employees; (3) the innovation behavior of employees has a positive impact on innovation performance; (4) the innovation behavior of employees plays an intermediary role between the relationship between innovation awareness and innovation performance of the top management team.
HETEROGENEITY OF TOP MANAGEMENT TEAM RELATIONSHIP, CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CORPORATE PERFORMANCE
Authors: Chang Yang
Published: November 2023

Based on the perspective of corporate social responsibility, this paper builds an index of executive-team relationship heterogeneity based on four dimensions of academic, financial, market and foreign background relationships, and systematically explores the objective results, advocacy paths and value effects of executive-team relationship heterogeneity on corporate performance in the context of social relationships in China. The results show that the higher the heterogeneity of executive-team relationships is, the more negative the impact on corporate performance will be. As for the path of influence, a mediating effect test is used to verify that executive-team relationship heterogeneity can affect corporate performance by influencing the level of CSR performance. This paper expands the literature on factors influencing corporate performance at the micro level of the context of executive team relationships, which is an important guideline for improving the structure and mechanism for selecting managers in listed companies, further regulating the corporate governance system, and enhancing corporate value.
RESEARCH ON THE INFLUENCE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY INFORMATION DISCLOSURE QUALITY ON CORPORATE PERFORMANCE
Authors: Li Mengran
Published: November 2023

Due to the poor quality of social responsibility information disclosure of Chinese enterprises, coupled with the impact of the spread of COVID-19, the uncertainty of the global economic environment and economic policies has increased significantly, and the development of Chinese enterprises is facing unprecedented challenges.Based on the sample of A-share listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen from 2010 to 2019, this study examined the impact of the quality of social responsibility information disclosure on corporate performance and the moderating role of economic policy uncertainty. Research shows that enterprises can improve corporate performance by disclosing high-quality social responsibility information.With the increasing of economic policies uncertainty, enterprises should disclose high-quality social responsibility information that will help enterprises improve their performance in the uncertain economic situation.
EXPLORATORY RESEARCH ON VALUATION PROCESS MECHANISM OF ENTERPRISE PATENT RIGHT PLEDGE FINANCING
Authors: Zhang Jing , Chen Ao
Published: November 2023

The qualitative research method is used in this paper to investigate the valuation behavior mechanism of FRRH patent pledge financing in Guangxi and the ASEAN High-tech Zone, China. It is found that evaluative behavior is intertwined with banking behavior and evaluative behavior. Behind the successful qualitative behavior in accordance with the process is the mechanism of the behavior process, consisting of a risk control mechanism, a market transaction mechanism, and an evaluation mechanism. Unlike the previous assessment of the intrinsic value of the patent right, from the perspective of the pledge financing situation, the paper integrates the market forces into the asymmetric relationship between risk and profitability formed by information asymmetry, explores the key behavior of the enterprise pledge patent right through the valuation process and constructs the process mechanism model. Not only is the patent characteristics and more importantly, the characteristics of pledged enterprises should be used for comprehensive value evaluation through the comprehensive service platform of patent pledge financing. Establish a fair and reasonable market value evaluation system of the patent right, so that the enterprise can obtain the price reflecting the market value of its patent transaction with patent right.
RESEARCH ON THE EFFECT OF OUTWARD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND INNOVATION INVESTMENTS ON ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE
Authors: Xiaomei Liao , Tienan Wang
Published: November 2023

Based on the resource-based theory, reverse technology spillover theory and institution-based theory, this paper centers on the research of core issues of the influence mechanism of Chinese enterprises’ outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in ASEAN on the enterprise performance. Meantime, with innovation input as an intermediary variable and the institutional distance between China and the ten ASEAN countries as an adjustment variable, it analyzes their impact on the relationship between OFDI acts and the enterprise performance. Taking 173 Chinese listed companies of OFDI in ASEAN 2009 to 2020, it studies relevant assumptions with the statistical analysis software Stata16.0. The results show that the enterprises’ OFDI in ASEAN serves as an incentive for the enterprise performance but there is also some hysteresis; innovation input has a positive impact on the enterprise performance; innovation input plays an intermediary role between OFDI and enterprise performance; the formal institutional distance between China and the host country negatively regulates the relationship between OFDI and enterprise performance.
A STUDY OF TOURS AS AN ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL TOOL: EFFICIENCY AND DIRECTIONS TO IMPROVE
Authors: Lyu Lin , Lu Guanglei
Published: November 2023

Study tourism is a kind of transformation of the traditional campus space, which has the characteristics of open space and students' exploratory and experiential learning. This is a new way and new method for the implementation of quality education which plays an important role. The benefits of conducting study tours in elementary school cannot be underestimated. Study tour is a good innovative practice method for elementary school curriculum reform, and it also helps young people to shape a correct outlook on life, world view and values, cultivate core literacy and achieve all-round development in the process of acquiring knowledge and understanding the world. Although study tour has been developing for 6 years, the implementation of study tour in elementary schools in Kunming is still in the early stage of exploration. This paper examines barriers to conducting study tours in Kunming elementary schools, and puts forward corresponding optimization countermeasures, in order to effectively promote study tours in elementary schools in Kunming to play its corresponding role.
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS ON THE AWARENESS OF SUBSIDY POLICIES FOR MINORITY PREPARATORY STUDENTS IN NINGXIA UNIVERSITY
Authors: Guo Li
Published: November 2023

The government has implemented subsidy policies for minority preparatory students for a long time, but how well do preparatory students know about the subsidy policies? This study takes the 2022 undergraduate students from the College of Ethnic Preparatory Education in Ningxia University as the research sample, conducts a questionnaire survey, and uses gender, ethnicity, student origin, family economic income, and entrusted training institutions as independent variables. The quantitative analysis is conducted using the awareness of preparatory students in the funding system about national student loans, national scholarships, work-study positions, and living subsidies as dependent variables, The aim is to evaluate and analyze the awareness of preparatory students toward national funding policies. Through research, it was found that ethnic minority preparatory students in the Ningxia region have a relatively high awareness of funding policies. However, it was also found that there are issues with low awareness among students and insufficient publicity from schools during the implementation of the work-study policy. Improvement suggestions were proposed to provide a basis for the subsequent formulation and improvement of funding policy promotion work.
THE APPLICATION OF COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING METHOD FOR ENGLISH SPEAKING SKILL OF GRADE 6 STUDENTS IN HUNAN PROVINCE, CHINA
Authors: Lu Junhao , Sakulwongs Nipaporn
Published: November 2023

This study aimed to compare grade 6 students English speaking skill before and after using communicative language teaching method and investigate their satisfaction towards the use of communicative language teaching method in a English speaking course in Hunan province, China. The data were collected through the use of four lesson plans, pre-test, post-test, questionnaire, and semi-structured interview. The data collection lasted for four weeks. The sample group consisted of 30 students studying in grade 6 in Hunan province.

The result of the pre-test and post-test indicated that the students in the sample group improved English speaking skill. The students’ post-test mean score(x̅=14.97) was higher than that of the pre-test one(x̅=11.9). The questionnaire on Interest and Motivation, Engagement, and Efficacy in Communicative Language Teaching Method indicated that all of them expressed positive satisfaction towards the application of communicative language teaching method in English speaking lessons. The semi-structured interview also showed positive satisfaction towards the application of communicative language teaching method in English speaking lessons. The study proved that the application of communicative language teaching method is an alternative and effective way of learning English speaking skill in Hunan province, China.
A SUMMARY OF RESEARCH ON THE LEADERSHIP OF PRINCIPALS IN RURAL SMALL-SCALE SCHOOLS
Authors: Wang Xiaocong
Published: November 2023

This study uses the literature analysis method to conduct a review. Enter the keywords "small rural schools" and "principal leadership" on China HowNet and Baidu Academics to obtain literature. The perspectives of the literature review on small rural schools are time dimension, value dimension, and element dimension; the perspective of principal leadership literature collation is the individual level and the organizational level; finally, it clarifies the literature context of top leadership in rural small-scale schools from three aspects. Comments on this research: First, most of the studies did not highlight the impact of "distance from the city" and "size" of rural small-scale schools on principal leadership; second, in small-scale rural schools, principals' "multi-role" seriously dilutes They are just "practices" of school leaders; third, they have not analyzed the leadership of small-scale rural school principals from the perspective of leadership theory.
A STUDY ON THE INFLUENCING MECHANISM OF SHARED LEADERSHIP STYLE ON TEAM INNOVATION PERFORMANCE: MEDIATED BY KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION CLIMATE
Authors: Guan Xin , Guo Hui
Published: November 2023

This study mainly used a combination of qualitative and quantitative mixed method to investigate the mechanism of shared leadership style's influence on team innovation performance. Through the survey, descriptive statistical analysis, CITC test, factor analysis and testing the reliability and validity of the questionnaire were performed for each variable. Correlation analysis and control variables ANOVA were used, and the model was validated.

The study found that shared leadership styles positively contribute to (shared transformational leadership, shared transactional leadership, and shared empowerment leadership) team innovation performance, and organizational innovation climate and knowledge sharing have a mediating role in the relationship between shared transformational leadership and shared transactional leadership, i.e., shared transformational leadership and shared transactional leadership styles contribute to team innovation performance through the mediating role of organizational innovation climate and knowledge sharing. Discussion and recommendations around each finding were also provided by the researcher by the end of the study.
FACTORS AFFECTING RESPONSIBLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENTIN PHU QUOCCITY, KIEN GIANG PROVINCE
Authors: Huu Ai Tran
Published: November 2023

Responsible tourism will be the mainstream for the future tourism industry with the aim of using tourism to create economic, social and environmental sustainability at the destination. This study was conducted to provide a case for Phu Quoc city, Kien Giang Province to develop responsible tourism. The main data of the study were provided by 160 visitors through a questionnaire and analyzed in the form of descriptive statistics, scale reliability, exploratory factors and multivariable linear regression. The research results show that there are 6 factors affecting the development of responsible tourism in Phu Quoc city in descending order: (1) responsible communication in tourism, (2) organization management in tourism, responsible catering, (3) responsible accommodation, (4) responsible community action in tourism, (5) tourism management and (6) responsible tourism product development. This study not only complements the theory and practice of responsible tourism, but also serves as a basis for Phu Quoc city to find solutions to develop more responsible local tourism in the future.
KEY FACTORS OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND THEIR IMPACT ON EU TRANSFORMATIONS TO SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY
Authors: Ivanova Daria
Published: November 2023

By now, the European Union has already accumulated quite a solid theoretical basis along with a range of applied measures for stimulation of innovations-based economic development on the supranational level. Studying this experience is relevant for other regional integrations in part of both economic development and innovations. Thus, this article considers the very notion of innovation-based economy along with the criteria of innovativeness of the economic systems and then evaluates the asynchronous nature of innovative progress across the EU. Afterwards, recommendations on innovation-based alignment of economic development rates are provided taking into account such important aspects as modernization of the industrial policy, innovations’ transfer and generation of innovations at the regional level.
LINKAGE BETWEEN CLIMATE CHANGE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMAN MOBILITY: CARIBBEAN AND THE PACIFIC CASE
Authors: Pitukhina Maria
Published: November 2023

Environmental factors turn many people to become considerably more vulnerable, often due to slow-onset events, which, if accompanied by economic, social and political pressure, induce the overall long-term vulnerability of the countries and regions affected by long-lasting environmental issues. The effectiveness of human rights provision plays a crucial role for the degree of voluntariness in the decision to migrate. The inability to enjoy human rights and little access to basic necessities within the environmentally affected regions often lead to forced migration and also to worsening of the living conditions for migrating people. This paper seeks to provide an advanced understanding of the linkage between climate change, human mobility and human rights based on the case of Caribbean and the Pacific region. Our research indicates there is no internationally agreed approach, procedures and policies designed to protect the people affected by adverse effects of climate change. However, based on projections, further effects from climate change can be enormous which stresses the importance of broader international debate on climate change problems.
Performance evaluation of the ship-to-shore FSO system under various weather situations
Authors: Yarra Naga Subrahmanya Vamsi Mohan , A Sivanantha Raja , K ESAKKI MUTHU
Published: November 2023

Ship to shore communication
O SISTEMA BRASILEIRO DE PRECEDENTES, OS PRECEDENTES DO SISTEMACOMMON LAW E A (IN)EXISTÊNCIA DE APROXIMAÇÃO ENTRE ELES
Authors: Barbosa Maria Fernanda Vianez de Castro Cavalcanti e
Published: November 2023

presente trabalho científico tem como finalidade fazer uma análise acerca do sistemade precedentes e sua aplicação no ordenamento jurídicopátrio. Com efeito, analisar-se-á os doisgrandes sistemas jurídicos, quais sejam o common law e o civil law, se examinando os seuscontextos históricos e pontuando a aplicação do sistema de precedentes em cada um deles, a fimde compará-los e verificar se existe ou não uma aproximação entre tais. Ademais, far-se-á umaincursão nos dispositivos legais responsáveis pela instituição do sistema de precedentes noBrasil.
Aplicação da avaliação subjetiva global produzida pelo paciente (ASG-PPP) e análise do consumo alimentar de pacientes oncológicos: antes e durante o tratamento
Authors: Da Paixao Rodrigues Maria , Do Nascimento Costa Flavilane Rayane , Alves Marcelino da Silva Amanda , Ferro Cavalcante Taisy Cinthia , Marinho de Souza Thays Kallyne
Published: November 2023

Este estudo teve por objetivo analisar o perfil nutricional de pacientes oncológicos com a aplicação da ASG-PPP e avaliar o consumo alimentar antes e durante o tratamento, em uma Unidade de Alta Complexidade em Oncologia (UNACON), no Vale do São Francisco. Trata-se de um estudo descritivo transversal, realizado no período de março de 2022 a fevereiro de 2023. Foram incluídos pacientes recém diagnosticados com algum tipo de câncer, que ainda não tivessem iniciado o tratamento. A pesquisa foi dividida em dois momentos: avaliação antes do início do tratamento e após 3 a 4 meses da abordagem inicial. Foram aplicados questionários clínico, socioeconômico e demográfico, e o de Frequência Alimentar (QFA - ELSA-BRASIL) para avaliação do consumo alimentar, bem como a ASG-PPP. Foram avaliados inicialmente 30 pacientes, com idade média de 60,20± 14,50 anos, e 40,00% (n=12) foram reavaliados. Os tumores mais prevalentes foram os do trato gastrointestinal. Na avaliação inicial, muitos pacientes já apresentavam necessidade crítica de intervenção nutricional. Fazendo uma comparativa entre os dois momentos de pesquisa, com os pacientes reavaliados, notou-se piora do escore da ASG-PPP. Quanto ao consumo alimentar, a ingestão de frutas, legumes, verduras e fontes proteicas foi mais frequente na reavaliação, apesar de muitos ainda não consumirem diariamente. Sendo assim, ressalta-se que o aumento dos percentuais obtidos no QFA, refletiu a frequência e não quantidade consumida, visto que muitos pacientes relataram redução da ingestão alimentar na ASG-PPP. Conclui-se que a quimioterapia pode impactar na ingestão alimentar e piora do estado nutricional, demonstrando assim a importância do acompanhamento nutricional desses pacientes.
Emotional Intelligence skills in the Age of AI – A Review
Authors: - Pragati Pandey
Published: November 2023

Emotional intelligence (EI) is becoming really important in today's workplaces, especially with automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI). As AI and automation redefine job roles, EI skills will become essential for employees at all levels
Queer Decolonization and the Metaphor of the Androgynous God in Indonesia: A Cosmological Perspective on Local Culture
Authors: - Andreas Kristianto , - Emanuel Gerrit Singgih , - Stefanus Christian Haryono
Published: November 2023

The narrative of colonialism in Indonesia gave birth to teachings that understand gender as a fixed and absolute attribute. The so-called "mythology of innate" gender is reduced to a binary dichotomy based on sex. A mythology that supports a system of heterosexism and has an impact on homophobic and transphobic attitudes. This legacy of colonialism also gave birth to the metaphor of God depicted as heterosexual-masculine, which established a patriarchal system both in church and society. This article explores queer theology concerning local culture in Indonesia. My argument is that through Ardhanarisvara cosmology, Watersnake, and Rangkong Dayak cosmology, Manang (Balinese) and Kodi (Sumba) Cosmology, this queer decolonization narrative contributes to contextual queer theology, especially about androgynous metaphors of God. God's metaphor has an ambiguous and transgressive character, beyond gender non-normative thinking.
The Emergence of Leadership among the OBCs in the North Telangana- Nizamabad, Nirmal and Karimnagar Districts
Authors: - K Mahender
Published: November 2023

ABSTRACT:
The Indian Caste system is wide and varied. Hindus who form the largest majority in the country have always been mobilized on the caste basis, although the constitutional system explicitly discourages the practice of caste and creed, the political party system has been dominated by caste politics of various kinds. Caste has been able to develop a new form of political activity i.e. Caste sabha/Sangham – Caste association, which was primarily visible in the mid-nineteenth century. After independence, it became apparent that they would play a pivotal role in Indian politics. Political Leadership represents one of the most important forms of leadership. Social evolution and the sociological changes in society have brought many changes in the concept of political leadership. It is a very important concept that brings in political processes and outcomes. Political Mobilization and leadership have a crucial role to play in working towards achieving the required goals for OBCs in India. These are the two important concepts that involve coordination among individuals and organizing them to make a collective influence and bring about socio-political changes. OBC community in Telangana needs to work towards the attainment of political mobilization and in turn, develop good leadership who can take forward the community towards the attainment of set goals. The leadership needs to emerge out of the mobilization with the strong support of the common man. Telangana needs to see such a movement which can mobilise and strengthen the leadership towards the development of the OBC community.
Irrational Investment Decisions in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Comprehensive Review and Analysis
Authors: - Kokab Durri
Published: November 2023

This research paper is an attempt to dig into the intriguing intersection of human psychology and artificial intelligence (AI) within the context of investment decision-making. The primary objective is to explore the extent to which irrational investment decisions persist in the presence of advanced AI tools and to identify the underlying factors contributing to these behaviors. Drawing upon an extensive review of the literature and empirical evidence, this paper examines the role of emotions, cognitive biases, and heuristics in shaping investment choices despite the proliferation of AI-driven financial technologies. Additionally, it proposes strategies to mitigate irrationality in investment decisions while harnessing the potential of AI to enhance rationality in financial markets.
Nanorobotics and Artificial Intelligence for Non-Invasive Clot Dissolution: A Breakthrough Approach in Thrombosis Treatment
Authors: - S.Subasree , - P.Nidhishkumar , - A.Pradeep Kumar , - S.Elakkiyan
Published: November 2023

Thrombosis is the formation of blood clots in veins and arteries. Blood vessels form at the injured site to prevent blood loss. Unfortunately, blood vessels are formed in vital organs, causing serious problems such as stroke, heart failure, varicose veins, and embolism. A small coat may dissolve against the coagulant. Treatments available to remove cysts include thrombolysis and thrombectomy. Thrombolysis uses a catheter to remove medication from the site of the clot, while thrombectomy is a surgical procedure that manually removes the clot. Major complications include excessive bleeding, distal embolism, vascular damage, and tube failure. This procedure is not recommended for hypertensive, hypotensive, pregnant, stroke patients, and patients using antihypertensive medications. We offer treatments that use artificial intelligence-controlled nanorobots that can reach and dissolve hair anywhere on the body. The nanobots have been programmed to target the precise site of the clot and then release the anticoagulant. The therapy is non-invasive, bloodless, with minimal recovery and healing time. We developed a nanobot prototype embedded with software to detect and automatically deploy bugs.
Contribution of Manas in Prameha - A Conceptual Study
Authors: - Anusha Pata , - Shrilatha Kamath T
Published: November 2023

The formation of Purusha is influenced significantly by three key factors: Sattva, Atma, and Shareera, with Sattva being equated to the concept of Manas or the mind. When we delve into the meaning of the term "Ayu" or life, it becomes evident that it is a composite of four essential elements: Shareera (body), Indriya (senses), Sattva (mind), and Atma (soul).
In a similar vein, when we explore the origin of a disease, we find that there is a reciprocal influence between the mind (Manas) and the body (Shareera), as they are interconnected. Once we establish this mutual relationship, we can better comprehend how diseases develop gradually over time.
"Shareera – Sattvaprabhavastu Rogah" conveys that diseases predominantly manifest in both the body and the mind. When the bond between the mind (Manas) and the body (Shareera) permanently separates from the soul (Atma), it results in a complete cure for ailments affecting both the physical and mental aspects. This perspective emphasizes that not only physical causes (Shareerika Nidana) but also mental factors (Manasika Nidana) play a significant role in the onset of a disease.
Prameha is one such Vyadhi(disorder) which is often associated with urinary and metabolic abnormalities. There are various Nidana(s) that are inter-related in the manifestation of the condition. Managing Prameha not only involves correction at the levels of the Dosha(s), change in lifestyle but also includes approach for the alteration in the psychological level. Here is an attempt made to understand that not only Shareerika Nidana, but there also is the influence of Manasika Nidana to develop Prameha. i.e., Manas also contributes for the development of Prameha in an individual.
A Scientific Analysis on the Impact of long Distance Run, Middle Distance Run & Weight Lifting Events on Heart Rate at rest & Stroke Volume at rest.
Authors: - PASUPULA PRAVEEN KUMAR , - K RAMA SUBBA REDDY
Published: November 2023

A Planed & systematic training augment physical, physiological parameters among target groups. There are numerous empirical evidences indicates that chronic long , middle distance races and weight lifting activities bring a significant shift in structure and functions of different organs of the body, among the effected physiological functions cardiovascular system is one The investigator after thoroughly going through the impacts of different regimens on cardiovascular systems, after sensitizing on the facts of training he has chosen the present study to examine the impact of long distance , middle distance runs & weight lifting events on selected structural & functional parameters of cardiovascular system among elite varsity long distance , middle distance athletes as well as weight lifters.
An Impact Of Chronic Long Distance Run, Middle Distance Run & Weight Lifting Events On Structural Variations On Right & Left Ventricular Wall Thickness At Rest Among Elite Athletes
Authors: - PASUPULA PRAVEEN KUMAR , - K RAMA SUBBA REDDY
Published: November 2023

There is developing proof that ethnicity may affect LVWT estimations in athletes. Basavarajaiah S, Wilson M et al. (2008). An underlying investigation of 260 dark American between university athletes indicated that 13% of the competitors showed left ventricular hypertrophy, with left ventricular wall thickness measurements ranging from 13 to 18 mm Lewis JF, Maron BJ et al. (1989). Extremely trained athletes unveil substantial left ventricular hypertrophy, with values amid 13 and 16 mm. There are number of empirical evidences to indicate that chronic long distance run, middle distance run and weight lifting activities leads to a significant shift in structure and functions of different organs of the body. The investigator after thoroughly going through the training impacts on cardiovascular systems, the investigator has chosen the present study to examine the impact of long distance , middle distance runs & weight lifting events on selected structural variations of right and left ventricular wall thickness of the heart among elite athletes.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Future Immigration and Border Control
Authors: - Mohammad Nazmul Alam , - Md Shahin Kabir , - Easmat Jabin Sumi
Published: November 2023

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into immigration and border control systems represents a pivotal advancement in ensuring the security and efficiency of global travel. This research paper investigate the transformative impact of AI technologies on the future of immigration and border control, addressing their profound implications for security, operational efficiency, and the overall traveler experience. Methods employed in this exploration encompass comprehensive data collection and analysis, leveraging diverse sources ranging from immigration records to biometric data. AI-driven tools, such as facial recognition powered by deep learning algorithms, have been implemented and rigorously tested at key border crossings and airports. Additionally, predictive analytics, real-time threat detection systems, and automated chatbots have been deployed to streamline processes, enhance security, and offer travelers a more seamless experience. The results and discussions within this paper reveal the substantial enhancements achieved through AI adoption, including heightened security measures, improved operational efficiency, and the importance of addressing privacy and ethical considerations. Furthermore, international collaboration facilitated by AI technologies is emphasized as a critical component of bolstering global security efforts. As AI continues to evolve, its role in immigration and border control will remain instrumental in shaping the future of these critical domains. We have also identified various challenges and remedies to overcome the challenges. While challenges related to privacy and ethics must be thoughtfully navigated, the benefits in terms of security and traveler satisfaction underscore the importance of responsible AI integration in immigration and border control systems.
A Study On The Awareness, Utilization And Problems Of Using Kisan Credit Card Of Canara Bank [With Special Reference To Kanchepuram District]
Authors: - Dr.R.MEGANATHAN
Published: November 2023

The KCC instrument would allow farmers to purchase agriculture inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, pesticides and also allow them to withdraw some cash for meeting their other crop production related requirements. Objective of the study (i)To study about the awareness of the Kisan credit card holders and their attitude towards Kisan credit card (ii)To review the extend of utilization of Kisan credit card in Kanchepuram district. The sampling unit is confined to the Kanchepuram district. The primary data were collected from the farmers interview schedule was constructed to elicit information from farmers regarding Kisan credit card. The secondary data necessary for the study have been collected through pamphlets, broachers, annual reports and of the published papers of Canara bank. The sample size for the study is 66 respondents. Even though there are various agricultural credits provided by the banks.
Cross-sectional Study On Effects Of Stress Towards Sleep Quality Among University Of Cyberjaya Students
Authors: - Danial Hakim Bin Ab.Talip , - Muhammad Asyraf Bin Rusaimi , - Chew Cai Ni , - Aishah Nurinsyirah Binti Mohd Khamdan , - Norfaizatul Shalida Omar
Published: November 2023

Introduction: Stress has shown a significant impact on the contribution towards depression. The frequency of medical students who suffer from stress is increasing where it could cause sleep disturbance which will impact the student’s sleep quality.
Objective: This study attempted to investigate the effect of stress towards sleep quality among medical students in University of Cyberjaya.
Methods: The questionnaires used to collect the data which included the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale-21 (Dass-21), the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) the and a self-reported sociodemographic inventory were completed by 400 medical students within University of Cyberjaya by systematic random sampling and stratified sampling. Descriptive statistics, logistics regression, chi-square test, ANOVA were conducted for data analysis with significant p-value of <0.05.
Results: This study found that the prevalence of stress and poor sleep quality among medical students in University of Cyberjaya was 34.8% and 66.4% respectively. Chi square shows significant association between stress and sleep quality (OR=1.14 ,95% CI 0.85 to 1.83; p<0.001). For sociodemographic data, only age and ethnicity showed significant association with stress (p=0.03).
Conclusion: Hence, it is evident that medical students had a higher perceived stress and poor sleep quality. A direct benefit to the health or well-being can be provided if we are able to determine the stress condition of a person and vice versa. Further research is needed to examine how stress would affect other aspects of a person’s life. Thus, we hope people can start to take an early initiative to start improving their own condition, quality, and well-being.
Automatic Epilepsy Detection using Machine Learning
Authors: - Mr. Satish Ukade , - Dr. S. K. Sonkar
Published: November 2023

Epilepsy is a brain disorder which causes seizures. Nerve cell activity of brain is disturbed which repeated seizures and disrupts the normal life of human. The nerve cells are connected with each other in complex way to communicate with each other. Epilepsy is neurological disorder where these nerve cells function in different way. This can be evaluated with help of Electroencephalogram (EEG) and Electrocorticography (ECoG) monitoring. Electroencephalogram help to check the signals of brain through images. These when monitored through machine learning system can help to evaluate whether the person has epilepsy disorder. The high-volume data is used to classify the disorder with machine learning classifier and statistical features The system is implemented with convolutional neural network for high dataset of image of signals of Electroencephalogram to classify the disorder. The research is ongoing where the performance is evaluated with different classifier and features.
Biology and Biochemistry of Mushrooms and Their Importance in Medicine, Nutrition and Environmental Aspects
Authors: - D. Nagaraju
Published: November 2023

Mushrooms are the fleshy fruiting body of some fungi arising from the group of mycelium, mushroom use as food and medicine since time immemorial. Traditional and folk medicine practitioners are using mushrooms for their healing and cleansing properties. These have been considered as the Delicacy, in the nutrition point of view mushrooms are placed between meat and vegetables and also called as vegetable meat. All varieties of mushrooms are low in calories and fat, and contain modest amounts of fiber and various nutrients. Mushrooms constitute both a nutritionally functional food as well as a source of physiologically advantageous medicine. Mushroom consumption is increasing rapidly worldwide due to their rich source of bioactive compounds such as functional protein, vitamins, minerals and dietary fibers etc. due to that considering it as precious, and functional food ingredient as food, as tonic, and as medicine to remedy and to treat numerous dangerous illnesses around the world. Mushrooms can serve as agents for promoting equitable economic growth in society. Good resource to a non-green revolution in less developed countries, and in the world at large. Mushrooms are also an important and integral component to create a clean the ecosystem.
Development and Implementation of Blockchain Technology in Banking: A Case Study of Professionals in Banking Industry
Authors: - Devesh Aggarwal
Published: November 2023

The key objective of the study is to identify the opinion of banking professionals on the introduction of blockchain technology in the Banking sector. The primary data collection was conducted, and the write-up is derived from the analysis of the collected data and the researcher's subjective perspective. The study collected primary data from a sample of 147 respondents who are professionals working in the banking sector in Udaipur. The theme of research is very apt as there is no such related literature available on exactly the title, which makes it all the more unique, interesting and exclusive. The results revealed that the professionals are optimistic about the inception of blockchain technology in banking for several reasons, which they accepted through the Likert statement. However, the respondents of the young and middle age group are in favour of the technology, whereas others do not favour this change.
Factors Influencing Arab EFL Learners’ Communication Skills: Literature Review
Authors: - Abdullah , - Abduh , - Mohammad , - Ahmed
Published: November 2023

Research in foreign language learning has indicated that the majority of Arab EFL learners face several problems in communication. Therefore, this study aims at reviewing the literature to identify the factors influencing Arab students’ communication skills. The study navigated through the literature and found several factors influencing students’ communication skills. The review results classified the factors influencing Arab students’ communication skills into cultural, educational, cognitive, and psychological. The study sums up by providing some pedagogical suggestions for teachers and policymakers.