Social Sciences and Humanities

The 2020 rainy season was surplus in most of Senegal. In the department of Oussouye, it was described as "extreme" because some stations recorded annual rainfall totals (over 2000 mm) well above the average for these stations. In addition, these stations received intense or even extreme daily rainfall, which had a major impact on the agricultural calendar. The aim of this study is to show how the extreme rainfall of the winter of 2020 affected the cropping calendar in the department of Oussouye.

The researcher used Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) to determine the most appropriate model for police officers' engagement as viewed by them in Region XII. The study used a quantitative non-experimental research design with a descriptive-predictive approach. The sample size comprised 400 participants who were selected through a stratified sampling technique. These participants were surveyed using standardized adapted instruments to gather data.

El presente estudio aborda el tema del vínculo afectivo en el apego precoz, este consiste en el contacto piel con piel entre la madre y su hijo inmediatamente después del nacimiento, si ambos se encuentran estables por el tiempo que deseen o por lo menos hasta que el recién nacido efectúe la primera toma del pecho de su progenitora. Objetivo: Determinar la relación entre el vínculo afectivo con las características sociodemográficas de las madres de neonatos atendidos en un hospital público del Ecuador.

Learning theories serve as the cornerstone of educational methods and shed light on how people pick up information and abilities. Several well-known learning theories, including behaviorism, cognitivism, constructivism, and social constructivism, are compared and contrasted in this article. This article aims to illuminate the various viewpoints and approaches to learning by investigating the justifications for each theory, completing a literature study, using a particular technique, and undertaking a data analysis.

This research paper critically examines the Street Vendors Act, its implementation, and the income generation for street vendors in urban settings. Street vending is an integral part of the informal economy, contributing to livelihoods and urban dynamics. However, street vendors often face numerous challenges, including harassment, lack of legal recognition, and limited access to basic amenities.

Purpose: This paper aims to identify the impact of social media on employee performance at the Hydrological Services Department (HSD) of Ghana. Understanding how employees use social media, how social media use leads to building a structural, relational and cognitive capability and how social media can be managed to ensure office productivity influenced this study. Design/methodology/approach: The grounded theory approach was used to conduct a systematic review of social media research.

This is a review of "Phenomenology and Cultural Difference in High Modernism" - an interdisciplinary study which casts a new light on the epistemology and discourses brought to bear upon the literature of modernism. Issues of modernist genre, aesthetics, history of ideas, characteristic tropes, cross disciplinary paradigms, etc.) are examined in the nexus of modernist culture. This has been the fourth book published by Dr. Maria Ana Tupan, affiliated with the Doctoral School of Alba Iulia University, Romania, as Director of Research.

The problem of extreme poverty is one of the most crucial issues affected in every country. This research aims to analyze the distribution model of social assistance funds for beneficiary households among those affected by extreme poverty in Indramayu. As well as the implication of accuracies in updating data for effectiveness in distributing the social protection funds. Currently, the data used for this study are primary data with classification in lowland and coastal zones.

India is a country with unique populations in the world. There are many cultures and many religions; live in harmony. The unity in their diversity is appealing. Human rights abuses have not improved despite the differences between the country and human rights abroad. Generally, all people had to respect everyone. But, in the name of religion, caste, color, names etc. violations of human rights are continued. In fact, the state is a social construction and human rights are the legal outputs.

The article examines the necessity of investigating cross-cultural communication in Indonesia and its potential to facilitate comprehension of cultural heterogeneity, foster appreciation for diverse cultures, enhance cross-cultural communication, and cultivate efficacious communication tactics. The anticipated outcome of the article is to enhance comprehension of the obstacles and prospects associated with cross-cultural communication in Indonesia.