IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-12 ~ December 2020

Abstract: Background: There are many tools for identification and listing of problem behaviors in children. What is unavailable is a checklist on how parents manage them. This study attempts to describe the development and validation of the Problem Behavior Management Checklist for use by laypersons and professionals. Materials and Methods; A 100-item checkliston commonly reported handling techniques as stated by 310 respondents were extracted from case files of children with developmental disabilities seeking clinical services at the investigating institute. The data was then submitted to coding, condensation, categorization, classification, frequency counts, correlation, and linear regression analysis.......

KEYWORDS: Challenging Behaviors; Maladaptive Behaviors; Behavior Assessment; Consequence Mapping; Scale Validation.

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Abstract: Be it fiction or non-fiction, events in history feature in Ghosh‟s works. History is a common thread that knits a beautiful yarn in the novels of Amitav Ghosh. What is interesting about the presence of history in his novels is the fact that the historical events provide Ghosh with a space to rather read the other side of history. While history is a documented record of events that took place in a particular period and time, what is usually documented are events and stories that have had participants and even repercussions only on kings and queens and people of worth and significance. The question that evolves is if this is the only way of reading an event in history? This is where literature steps in and allows writers to write stories of ordinary people who may have been a part of an event in history and who may have suffered the pangs of history but whose stories have never found space in documented history. Litterateurs like Amitav Ghosh.....

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Abstract: This study examined the contrtibution of expenditure on education and health as a transformative force on economic growth in Nigeria, soanning a period of 28 years, from 1991 to 2018. To achieve the specific objectives of the study, the OLS was used as the estimation technique, to estimate the impact of government expenditure on education and health on economic growth in Nigeria. From our empirical findings, in the short-run, there is a significant relationship between expenditure on education and health, and life expectancy on economic growth. The long-run analysis reveals that human capital development has negatively affected growth. The findings of these results shows the years of poor budgetary allocation to education and health, and the role of government in human capital development is vital for economic growth. A large proportion of government yearly budgetary allocation for health and education should be targeted at raising the literacy rate and health status of the citizens. It is recommended that government should have the political will to ensure policies and programs for improving the education and health infrastructure are carried out.

Keywords: Economic growth; Expenditure on Education and health; Life expectancy.

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Abstract: On 15th November 2020, RCEP, with 15 members, has become the world's biggest regional bloc. India was the founder member of RCEP; however, on 4th November 2019, India declared to quit RCEP. The main reasons to leave RCEP were India's booming trade deficit with most RCEP members and its unfulfilled tabled demands, especially in service trade. India was hesitant to open its markets for foreign competition, particularly for China. Border tension between India and China has also lead India to take its steps back. This paper analyse India's participation in RCEP Global Value Chain......

Keywords: Global Value Chain, Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, Trade in Value Added, Forward Participation, Backward Participation JLCode: F15

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Abstract: This paper aims to investigate the usage of nominal quantification by Vietnamese speakers of English as a foreign language. The study identifies and explains the causes of transfer errors regarding the nominal quantification, including countable and uncountable nouns, in sentences and writing by Vietnamese employees. Typological differences between Vietnamese and English and interlingual transfer issues are hypothesized to cause transfer errors in nominal quantification when Vietnamese speakers use English. The findings revealed that Vietnamese speakers of English had difficulty quantifying nouns and failed to acquire the count-uncount distinction. Errors occurred as the numeral expression is required or grammatically relevant in English as opposed to that of grammatically unimportant category in Vietnamese, the absence or presence of number-neutral nouns, and the use of classifiers in the two languages. A negative transfer also occurred owing to cognitive differences, including the binary-numeral versus ternary-numeral categorization, the asymmetry of countability of nominal pairs, and the inflexibility-plasticity continuum of pairs of countable/uncountable nouns in Vietnamese and English.

Keywords: nominal quantification, transfer errors, cognitive, binary- and ternary-numeral, grammatical relevance, asymmetry, plasticity

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Abstract: This study aims to determine the essence of and the implementation of fostering child prisoners is serving a period of detention at prisons in Southeast Sulawesi Province and the factors that influence it. The type of research used is normative legal research which is descriptive qualitative in nature. Data collection techniques used in this study were interviews and literature study. The data analysis technique used is quantitative data analysis techniques. The results show that the essence of fostering child prisoners is serving sentences in prisons in Southeast Sulawesi Province is based on principle of protection, principles of equal treatment and service, principles of education, principles of development, principle of loss of independence, principles of relating to families,......

Keywords: Child Prisoners, Essence, Fostering, Principles, Prison.

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Abstract: The large-scale cultural and emotional program "Long Reader" was first broadcast on CCTV's integrated channel on February 18, 2017, and won many praises from the audience. Analyzing the audience's short comments on this program on the video website, you can understand the success factors of "Reader" from the audience's perspective, and provide relevant suggestions for the planning and production of similar programs in the future..

[Keywords] audience perspective; Dong Qing; success factors;

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Abstract: Human behaviour is the potential and expressed ability of individual human beings or groups to react to both internal and external stimuli during the course of their lifetimes (mentally, physically, and socially). A person's behaviour changes as they progress through several life phases, such as from birth to adolescence, maturity, and, for example, motherhood and retirement. While some elements of a person's personality, temperament, and heredity may be more consistent . This article shed light upon the study of human behavior along with the different methods and their demerits.

Keywords: Human Behaviour, Stimuli, Life Phases, Temperament, Maturity, etc

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