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Conditions Surrounding Digital Stress Among Adults
Hanna Joyce Macawili*, Dr. Abigail M. Cabaguing**, & Alvinco T. Porton***
*,**,&***Samar State University, Samar, Philippines, 6700
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, human mobility became limited as response to the curbing of the coronavirus disease. The traditional way of providing services were transitioned to digital methods, employing online work operations and even work-from-home schemes. Through a purposive sampling method, this study employed a Sequential Explanatory design to determine the experiences of employed adults on digital stress, strategies to cope with their digital stress,
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The Asiatic Society and its Role in Collection and Publishing of Arabic Manuscripts
Taslim Ahmad
Assistant Professor, Malda College and Research Scholar, University Of Gour Banga
Kolkata has always been a great hub of education for ages, not only in West Bengal but in the entire country. The history of Kolkata is reflected by its rich heritage sites as obviously. It was also the birthplace of modern Indian literary and artistic thoughts Many institutions have emerged in this Kolkata city. Among the various Institutes that arose in Kolkata is “Kolkata Asiatic Society”. It was established on 15 January, 1784 by the efforts of Sir William Jhones.
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Grading and Ranking System
Rommel M. Natial
Northern Negros State State College of Science and Technology, Philippines
The proper organization and management of documents as well as their accessibility have been an ongoing challenge in grading and ranking system. This study designed and developed a Grading and Ranking System it specifically examined the quality of the developed software based on McCall’s software quality Model. Based on the researcher’s interview with the faculty, they said that the management of the grading system needs a lot of time, effort, and resources.
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Perceived Ethical Leadership and Its Influence to Teachers’ Trust in School
Joseph C. Pasco
Casisang National High School, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Philippines
Ethical leadership is seen as key to the survival of an organization and trust is viewed as a significant factor to establish reliance and cooperation. This quantitative descriptive-correlational study described and examined the relationship between the teachers" perceived ethical leadership and teachers" trust in schools. Proportionate stratified random sampling was used to the target population size of 161 teachers (elementary and secondary) from four different schools under District IV of the Division of Malaybalay
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Level of Effectiveness of Strategic Planning on Work Performance and Productivity of Employees
Beverly B. Samosa, Ph.D* & Honey Pearl B. Omay, MPA**
*Local Government Unit of Calamba
**Provincial Government Office, Misamis Occidental
It is the objective of this study to determine the effectiveness of strategic planning on organizational performance and productivity of the 74 employees in the provincial government of Misamis Occidental The strategic planning was measured in terms of objectives, vision, mission, internal analysis and external analysis. Organizational performance of the employees included their efficiency of internal process and goals realization.
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“A study on Assessment of the burden of anxiety among students of selected school of Durg (C.G).”
Bhuneshwari Dewangan (professor)* & Dr. Pratiksha Patrick**
*Ph.D Scholar( Malwanchal University Indore)
**Guide –S.S Institute of Nursing Bhopal
Anxiety in adolescence has been a serious problem nowadays. It is seen that anxiety among students cause many harms to their mental and physical health affecting their career.
Everybody feels anxiety in day-to-day life. Anxiety is felt when we face a certain event in life like facing an interview or appearing in the examination. Anxiety is an emotional state arising in situations of impending danger and manifested in expectation of unfavorable events. Anxiety manifests itself as a feeling of helplessness, uncertainty of oneself, lack of sufficient strength in the face of external factors, and exaggeration of their potency and strength
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Work Engagement among Police Officers: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach
Allan Z. Caw-it, Ph.D*, & Rinante L. Genuba, Ed.D**
*J.H. Cerilles State College, Dumingag Campus, Zamboanga del Sur
**University of Mindanao
This research aimed to determine the best fit model on work engagement of police officers of Zamboanga del Sur. This study utilized non-experimental quantitative design employing descriptive correlational technique. The data were collected from 404 police officers selected through stratified-random sampling method. The data were analyzed using mean, Pearson ®, multiple regression, and structural equation model. Results revealed that the level of job satisfaction, emotional intelligence,
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Study on Coping Strategies of Nursing Students for Dealing with Stress in Clinical Setting
Sangeeta Lakra* & Dr. Pratiksha Patrick**
Assistant professor, Government. College of Nursing, Ph.D Scholar (MU20PhN054)
Nursing students experience higher levels of stress than students in other health sciences. The clinical part of nursing education is more stressful than the theoretical part (1). A study in Bahrain found that all nursing students experienced moderate to severe stress in the clinical setting (2). Also, it showed that various studies and one of the studies in Iran revealed that 99.3 percent of nursing students reported the level of perceived stress as moderate to high (3).
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