Social Sciences and Humanities

The mediating effect of science learning environment on the relationship between student academic motivation and self-efficacy

The purpose of this study was to determine the mediating effect of science learning environment on the relationship between student academic motivation and self-efficacy of senior high school student of Baganga North District Division of Davao Oriental, Region XI, Philippines. The study utilized a quantitative, non-experimental design via correlational technique and mediation analysis.Futhermore,204 senior high students respondents were survey using universal sampling an adapted 5 point likert scale survey questionnaires.

School climate, teacher resilience, and interpersonal skills: A mediation test

This study was conducted to find out the significance of school climate, teacher resilience, and interpersonal skills: A mediation test of teachers among public schools in Baganga North and South District, Division of Davao Oriental, Region XI, Philippines. The study used quantitative, non-experimental research design using correlational technique and mediation analysis. Moreover, 128 junior high school teachers were surveyed using the universal sampling using an adapted, 5-point Likert-type questionnaires a survey questionnaire.

Revolutionizing healthcare with data streaming architecture

Modern data processing has brought data streaming architecture to become a vital element that processes data in real-time, which the traditional batch processing approach cannot. With the amount of data that businesses, especially businesses in the healthcare sector, produce, real time processing and analysis of it is necessary. In this work, we investigate the advantages and disadvantages of data streaming architecture under consideration of healthcare applications.

Cardiovascular management of neurogenic shock

Neurogenic shock results from acute spinal cord injury, affecting both sensory and motor conduction at the cervical and upper thoracic levels. This leads to hemodynamic alterations characterized by hypotension, bradycardia, and other autonomic dysreflexias due to the loss of sympathetic tone. This condition is associated with high morbidity and often necessitates surgical intervention, requiring a multidisciplinary approach and posing a challenge for anesthesiologists in perioperative management.

Background and foregorund: is there an ultimate narrative?

In this essay, I develop the concept of background and foreground. This may alternatively be understood as the post structural demarcation of presence and absence. Based on this, I argue initially theoretically and then as applied to apparent grand narratives: mathematics and science; art; philosophy; politics; psychology and briefly religion. arguing that no grand narrative (ultimate paradigm) is forthcoming and what appears to be a foreground may recede into the background depending on the focus.

Ecological ethics in the face of the risks of shifting agriculture practices by women in rural areas of cabinda province

Ecological ethics serves as a tool to raise human awareness about the real meaning of preserving and conserving nature. This article is part of environmental concern and the desire to bring proposals for solutions to change the behavior and habits of Farmers regarding the use of natural resources in Cabinda. In recent years, the Province has been recording a wave of deforestation resulting from the process of removing or cutting down sections of virgin forest for economic purposes.

Use of the domestic broom in the fon communities of djidja in Benin

The broom is a means of cleaning the yard, the bedroom, the environment, the human space and so on. It is used for many purposes, both ordinary and mystical. The aim of this research is to understand the different functions of this domestic cleaning tool. The reasoned choice technique was used. Empirical data was collected from 53 individuals who were interviewed. The sample consisted of ten dignitaries of the endogenous cult, housekeepers, fathers of families and resource persons.

English writing in indian education system and its implications: quantitative analysis of qualitative book reviews from www.amazon.in

On English writing skills amongst Indians, this study first critically reviews the role of major pan-Indian educational boards in imparting writing skills amongst the students and finds that the English writing curricula are not detailed, lack rigour and skills required in the contemporary world, andsubstantially differ across the educational boards.

International approach in negotiation skills and relationship management

Perception throughout the negotiating process is influenced by culture. One element that is frequently disregarded in international commercial discussions is the complexity of human perception. We are aware that culture shapes perception and that each of us processes and interprets the world through a cultural lens. Perception affects how we communicate, and our views about ourselves and other people mirror these communication experiences. Our cultural experiences in daily encounters are the source of the social component of social cognitions.

Colored word order to facilitate l2 and l3 syntactic intuitions in basque: A longitudinal study

Research shows the use of learners’ L1 enables and channels the acquisition of L2/L3, for which Word Order serves as a canvas for learners to build the linguistic knowledge of any target language upon. This study tests the linguistic intuitions of participants in Basque with transitive constructions which involve full use of word order and morphological patterns necessary to test how participants elaborate their intuitions. Participants are newly-arrived migrants with no previous experience with Basque.