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Volume 135, Issue 1 -16 October 2023
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From Carrie to Jennie: An Analysis of Dreiser's Female Characters from the Perspective of environmental sociology
by Chen Zixiu
Abstract:Dreisers two famous novels, Sister Carrie and Jennie Gerhardt, describe the life experiences of young women in big cities from lower-middle class during the social transformation of the United States in the late 19th century and early 20th century. B [...] Read more
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|Pages: 5-18
Effect of Eudaemonic Factors on the Well-Being of Bank Employees
by Anna Leigh Samantha D. Dimatatac
Abstract:In the Philippines, the banking industry is portrayed by a culture of long hours, heavy workloads, and social isolation practices during office hours at the expense of other facets of life, most notably family and social life. This study made use of [...] Read more
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|Pages: 19-27
Characteristics of Healthcare Workers Infected by COVID-19 in General Hospital Dr. Soetomo Surabaya
by Yasyviena Za'ima Elnabila, Asra Al Fauzi, Arief Bakhtiar, Alfian Nur Rosyid
Abstract:The COVID-19 outbreak has affected the community in many aspects, especially healthcare workers as the frontline in COVID-19 treatment. The general objective of this research is to find out the characteristics of healthcare workers infected by COVID- [...] Read more
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|Pages: 28-46
Mediating Role of Team Effectiveness in Administrative Networking Strategies and Skills in School Performance
by Rosalie M. Constantino, Delon A. Ching
Abstract:The researcher determined the administrative networking strategies and administrative skills of the principal the school performance and the perceived level of team effectiveness of the respondents. Moreover, it investigated if there is a significant [...] Read more
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|Pages: 47-57
INFLUENCE OF SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT AND TEACHERS' ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT TO TEACHERS' PERFORMANCE
by Odel G. Asis
Abstract:This study aimed to examine the significance of the relationship between school improvement, teachers organizational commitment and performance. The study used correlational analysis in a quantitative, non-experimental methodology. The sample populat [...] Read more
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|Pages: 58-74
HOW MILLENNIAL COUPLES WHO OWN A BUSINESS DEVELOP RESILIENCE IN THE FAMILY: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY IN INDONESIA
by Alfina, Marisya Mahdia Khoirina , Hadi Cahyono, Aditya Narendra Wardhana , Gatot Kustyadji
Abstract:Many indicators have been proposed that can contributed to develop resilience. However, few studies have examined how develop a resilience in the family, especially in millennial couples who own a business. It becomes challenging for a couple to be m [...] Read more
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|Pages: 75-79
Communication for Social Mobilization in the Installation of Long Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets
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The Department of Health, Region VIII Office, along with Oxford for Families conducted a program on the installation of Long Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets combined with barangay surveillance activities around six identified elementary schools a
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|Pages: 80-100
Patterns of Apperceptive and Associative Visual Agnosia amongst patients with Neurological disorders in a teaching hospital in Nigeria
Abstract:BACKGROUND: Visual agnosia is a significant cause of visual morbidity affecting some patients with neurological disorders. These disorders could range from vascular, degenerative, traumatic amongst others. It is usually visually disabling for the suf [...] Read more
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|Pages: 101-108
Causes of Unfair Labour Practices in Chinese Owned Firms in the Mining Sector in Zimbabwe
by Regis Misheal Muchowe, Sinothando Tshuma, Mercy Dube, Nomalanga Dhende
Abstract:The issue of unfair labour practices in Chinese-owned companies in Zimbabwe has been topical and problematic. Hence, this study investigates the causes of unfair labour practices in Chinese-owned mining companies. By identifying the causes of unfair [...] Read more
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|Pages: 109-133
Getting into NERVES: Post-Buying Experiences of Impulsive Mothers, Proposing ETHICS Paradigm on Enhancing Impulse-Purchase Decisions
Abstract:Impulse buying on its general context refers to the unplanned acquisition of goods after feeling an urge to buy. Nowadays, market inventors purposely provide strategies to heighten enticing factors to attract impulsive buyers. Yet, it is often neglec [...] Read more
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