Social Sciences and Humanities

Bottom-up modulation within the scope of consumers´ visual perception: the effect of previous ocular fixations on the perception of bistable logotypes

Background: Bistable images are visual stimuli that have the particular characteristic of being interpreted in two different ways. Due to their physical characteristics, these images, while being observed, encourage the observer to make perceptual alternations, in such a way that it is never possible to perceive the two possible percepts simultaneously. The defining lines and contours of a bistable image, along with all its characteristics, can influence its perception, as well as the areas of the image that are observed.

CHILDREN’S PERCEPTION TOWARDS ACTIVITIES AT THE NURSERY

This study explores the concept of children’s perception toward activities. The study took place at a nursery setting in Hull in the UK. The paper begins by explaining the meaning of children’s voices, and the many ways to tune to these voices which can lead to production of desirable outcomes for children in general. It then goes on to clarify the various ways to communicate with children that allows for their participation and free expression of children’s opinions, feelings etc.

Teaching competence, classroom management strategies, and academic performance

Teaching competence and classroom management strategies enhance a teacher’s capability to establish and promote an environment that is impartial, accepting, and understanding of diverse students, ideas, circumstances, and experiences. The quest for associating these factors to students' performance has been verified to be crucial in maintaining high standards and implementing best strategies in all classrooms.

Distance education and human resource development in Nigeria

This paper looked at Distance Education and Human Resource Development in Nigeria. It examined the history of distance education in Nigeria and its features. It also examined the benefits of distance education as well as its problems. It suggested various ways in which distance education can be improved in Nigeria in order to achieve a large quantum of human resource development, then the conclusions.

New trend of compressed sensing technique directed toward internet of things

The rising compressed sensing (CS) trend will scale back the amount of sampling rates that can match with the degree of knowledge gathered, which suggests that the redundant knowledge is rarely nonheritable. It enables it to design complete and new applications with less number of resources needed in the trend that is directed toward Internet of things (IoT). CS and data reconstruction mix the independent recovery software and sensing to be represented as sparse signal that has a new trend to sample signal and data in info systems.

Comparative characterization of humic substances extracted from peat soils of gopalgonj and khulna regions of bangladesh

Humic substances act as a chelating agent for metal ion extraction. Soluble humic substances (HS) might be an alternative to use instead of synthetic chemicals such as mineral acid or EDTA. These natural extractants are less expensive, biodegradable, environment friendly, less destructive to soil structure and also improve soil properties. Two peat soils were collected one from Khulna University campus and another from Gopalganj basin. Humic substances were extracted from peat soils.

An analysis of socio-economic conditions of the tribal people in Bandipura national park

The present paper examines a study on socio-economic conditions of the tribal people in Bandipura national park. The present study has been analyzed the socio-economic characteristics of the tribal people of the Bandipur National Park and their sustainable livelihoods. The economics conditions of the tribals in the study region, while most of the farming tribal households (57 per cent) earn less than Rs. 15,000 from the farming enterprises, about 14 per cent earn variously from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 25,000, with only 2.2 per cent of them earning more than Rs. 25,000 from farming.

Students’ perception on electronic books towards reading comprehension

This study sought to determine the effects of class size on academic achievement of the pupils. A meta-analysis was undertaken from studies published in 2008 onwards that reported data on class size of elementary schools and pupils’ academic achievement. The primary hypothesis for this thesis was there was a significant effect between class size and pupil’s academic achievement. An extensive systematic review of the literature was conducted using bibliographic databases and other sources, resulting in the review of hundreds of abstracts and articles.

Depression among peri- and post-menopausal women: a review of literature

Varied evidenceshave been presented in literature about the link between menopause and depression. During menopausal transition, women experience uncomfortable symptoms due to the gradual depletion of the ovarian hormones. This hormonal imbalance predisposes peri- and post-menopausal women to the incapacitating depressive disorder which can adversely affect their behavior and way of life.

Major challenges in research productivity of social sciences in Pakistani academia

Research productivity of social sciences has become an integral part for personal, organizational and national development especially in south Asia and particularly in Pakistan. Complexities of a developing country, individual and structural factors often constitute several problems in the execution of the social research venture. The purpose of the research is to understand various issues regarding research productivity in social sciences in academia and to increase public awareness.