IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-7 ~ July 2021

Abstract: Manodharma Sangita or extempore music....

[1]. Aiyar, Venkatarama.T.L, Muthuswami......

Abstract: Entrepreneurship education is needed in this time of fierce economic meltdown and employment to empower the youths to generate jobs. It is important because it provides strategies of ensuring that students are trained to meet up with the skills needed to survive in the society. It prepares learners for self-employment which goes further to empower them economically and socially by providing recipients with generic lifelong and coping skills, knowledge and understanding. The aim of this on influence of entrepreneurship education on students in Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State. Descriptive survey design was adopted for the study. This research design was deemed appropriate because it enable the researcher to gather the data related to students' opinion on their entrepreneurial intention after receiving entrepreneurship education. The population of the study consisted 1, 356 of students....

KEYWORDS: Entrepreneurship, Education, Unizik Awka, Students and Entrepreneur

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Abstract: The study aimed to identify the difficulty of translating personal pronouns of Arabic and English Languages encountered by a sample oflinguistics and Translation Students. Besides, the researchers attempted to pinpoint the underlying reasons behind such difficulties and find practical solutions to those. This qualitative study employed two data collection tools. The first one was a short translation test on personal pronouns given to 49 fourth year students from Department of Arabic Languagein the second semester of the academic year 2019/2020. The other data collection tool was a semi-structured interview with randomly selected participants. The research findings.....

Keywords: Personal pronouns, Difficulties, Arabic and English Languages, Translation Students, Dhomir

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Abstract: Libation as an aspect of African Orature, is a ritualistic performance that involves invocation, praise, incantation, prayers and supplication offered to a "Higher being". It implies the reverence and call on the ancestors, deities/goddesses and the deities in the African pantheon. It is a communion with and a means of communication with the gods/goddesses in the African culture. In Ibibio libation performance for instance, both the performer and the audience engage in a dialogical relationship which, according to Isidore Okpewho reflects theharmonious interactive relationship that both share.This study examines some components of libation performance properties to ascertain......

Key words: Ibibio Libation, Reverence, Fortress, Performance, Significations

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Abstract: Behavioral medicine is a tool of psychology applied to health and medicine. Conventionally, underlying negative emotional and psychological states that may produce pathological physiological consequences and social consequences gain attention, contradictory to them, positive emotional state of happiness is a way of enhancing health and wellbeing. Everyone is in pursuit of happiness; meditation is a tool for reaching the source of eudaimonic happiness, the authentic happiness that comes from self- actualization. Pregnancy is equalized to self-actualization in psychologically healthy mothers, on the other hand it is also counted as major life stressor that requires adjustment.....

KEY WORDS: Behavioral medicine, meditation, pregnancy happiness, pregnancy

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Abstract: Background: Traditional healers form the frontline and first level of consultation in most indigenous popula-tions. Nagaland in North-Eastern region of India with many tribes has a rich biodiversity of ethnobotanical plants and is culturally strong in traditional healing. To what extent this is true for treatment of mental disorders is not known. Aim: To determine the knowledge, attitudes and practices of traditional healers in treating mental disorders. Materials and methods: A major household interview survey was carried out in 2018 along with an in-depth interview survey on a representative sample of 30 traditional healers who had treated a total of 74 mental disor-ders.....

Key Words: Mental Disorders, Nagaland, Traditional healers, Mental Health

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Abstract: India is one of the world's larger nations; the seventh largest in land area and in Asia second only to china in land area and population. The country is completely heterogeneous not only in its climate, people and resources but also in the diversity of culture, language level of prosperity, terrain and stage of development. Three fourth of the world's population still reside in villages and constitute the bulk of the population in the developing countries. India is one among them and 72.22percent of India's population (2001 census) lives in villages with farming as the principle source of livelihood.The agriculture sector encompasses a large variety of activities that has seen a number of major changes in recent years. These changes along with a distinctive rural life and work-related problems may consider influence stress levels in farming communities. Here this describes how the psychosocial issues may affect.......

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Abstract: Over the last 10 years, awareness of the potential of climate change has increased, and with clear evidence of climate change observed in the 20th century, food security and its impact on the region have become increasingly important.More recently, crop simulation models have been widely used to study the impact of climate change on agricultural production and food security.The output provided by the simulation model can be used to make appropriate crop management decisions and provide farmers and others with alternative options for their agricultural systems....

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