IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2021

Abstract: Introduction: Burnout Syndrome is a term that acquires more importance day by day because of the premature presence of states of physical and mental exhaustion within work. The objective of this study was to analyze Burnout Syndrome in three municipalities of the state of Jalisco (Mexticacán, Guadalajara and Tala) to identify the differences in their presence in each area, as well as look for significant associations. Material and Methods: The study was quantitative, descriptive, and cross-sectional. The study population was 559 workers. A questionnaire was applied to obtain sociodemographic, labor, and other aspects of their activity in the store, also the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI-HSS) scale was used to evaluate the syndrome. Descriptive and inferential results were obtained.
Results: Most of the stores were attended by.....

Key words: Burnout syndrome, workers, stores

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Abstract: The present study aims to analyze Recreio das Damas' newspaper from a double entry perspective: on one hand, it is intended to observe aspects related to the educational dimension of this communication vehicle; on the other hand, modernity aspects will be focused on it. Recreio das Damas' newspaper circulated in New Goa, India, from May 9th to October 8th, 1863. Its publication was ended after 16 issues, totaling a volume of 164 pages. Written by João Felippe de Gouveia, the newspaper was published on a weekly basis seeking to achieve a defined audience: Portuguese India women. Within this paper range, 7 editions will be contemplated, electing at least one of each month. Thus, the purpose is to cover five months newspaper production, seeking to identify possible breaks and continuities in the publication scope. Finally, it is emphasized that this theoretical analysis framework will include some discussions by Faria Filho (2012), Elias (1993), Nascimento (2010, 2019), Foucault (1986), Del Priore (2013) and Bloch (2001).

KEYWORDS: Newspaper; Recreio das Damas; Portuguese India; Modernity.

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Abstract: Le processus de décentralisation territoriale en cours en République Démocratique du Congo se veut une opportunité à la fois de démocratisation des affaires publiques mais aussi et surtout de promotion de développement du pays à partir des échelons de base que sont les différentes entités territoriales décentralisées. Pour se conduire vers le développement, ces entités doivent savoir se fixer une vision de développement et mobiliser des ressources nécessaires leur permettant de réaliser la vision ainsi tracée. C'est dans cette perspective que le secteur de Mutambala s'est doté de son plan de développement local contenant ses perspectives entre les années 2018 et 2022. Bien que disponible, la mise en oeuvre de ce plan oblige cette entité à mobiliser les ressources financières......

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Abstract: Indian Federalism is largely known as Cooperative Federalism. A confluence has always existed between the centre and the states in India. There are various institutions looking and coordinating into the issues erupting continuously in various sectors of cooperative administration. One of the largest and overlooked issues in the Indian Federalism is- DISASTER MANAGEMENT. The entire research paper analyzes the cooperative and hindering sectors during the violent tides and severe storms with special focus on the Kerala Floods, 2018. Emphasis is laid on the coordinating efforts of the central and the state authorities which largely inflicted the lives of the affected citizenry reducing them.......

Key Words: Indian Federalism (IF), Cooperative Federalism (CF), Disaster Management (DM), Public Agencies (PA).

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Abstract:This study explored the marginalization of women in political leadership among the Abagusii community from1963 to 2015. The trend on elective political positions in Gusii region show that, women have not been getting equal opportunities as their male counterparts. The study was conducted among a sample size of 422 respondents who were interviewed .Archival sources were used as well as secondary data from books, articles published in journals and periodicals, unpublished articles and newspapers. The purposive sampling technique was used to get representatives who were conversant with the problem under study. The study was guided by the feminist theory and employed the historical method of research. The data was analyzed and presented descriptively. The major purpose........

Key Words: Marginalization, Political leadership, Post-colonial era, Women

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Abstract: Background: The times today are ruled by internet facilitated work and digital inspired entertainment. Long hours of internet use, with no outdoors does have consequences for the psychological health of an adolescent. At the same time, poor psychological health, can be a trigger for using internet as a means of escape from boredom, loneliness, anxiety, sadness, and frustration, a trend which seems to be rising during the current COVID-19 times. The present study explores the correlation between psychological distress and internet addiction among adolescents.
Materials and Methods: In this descriptive exploratory survey, a sample of 300 adolescents in the age range of 13 to 18 years were administered Internet Addiction Test by Dr. Kimberly S. Young (1996) and Psychological Distress Subscale of Mental......

Key Words: Adolescents, Anxiety, Depression, COVID-19, Internet Addiction, Psychological Distress

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Abstract: COVID-19 has catastrophic impact on the wellbeing of people around the globe. Non COVID-19 hospital patients were not left out of the negative impact of this novel virus. Different measures were adopted by different country to tackle the menace of the pandemic. One measure which was prominent in Nigeria was lockdown. This study was therefore designed to investigate the impact of COVID-19 lockdown on non COVID-19 hospital patients in Nigerian hospital. This study adopted descriptive approach and the use of primary data to support study argument.The purposive sampling technique was adopted in the study. The sample comprised of 6 care givers,6 in-door patients and 9 out-door patients in University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) Itukozala, Enugu State. Thein-depth interviews.......

Key Words: Impact, COVID-19, Lockdown, Hospital,Patients, Social Work, Nigeria

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Abstract: Academic achievement symbolise students educational performance that reveals the extent to which a learner has achieved specific goals and objectives that were the focus of activities to be attained in school, college, and university. Emotional intelligence (also known as emotional quotient or EQ) is referred to the ability to understand, exercise and control our own emotions in a positive manner to, communicate effectively, empathize with others, overcome challenges and resolve problems. This study aims to investigate the relationship between academic achievement and emotional intelligence. The sample set of the research was taken from the under graduate students of different colleges from Aizawl, Champhai Lunglei and Serchhip district of Mizoram by the simple random.......

Key Words: Academic achievement; emotional intelligence; under graduate students

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