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Socio-cultural, psychological and family aspects of drug addiction of adolescents and its impact: An analysis from Bangladesh perspective MD. MANJUR HOSSAIN PATOARI
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 6 No. 1 (2021): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-06-2021-0101

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Aim: In modern times, drug addiction is a widespread social disease that affects every society in the world. The primary purpose of this research is to investigate the socio-cultural, psychological, and familial aspects of drug addiction and the effects of drug addiction on the health, family life, and social impact of the user.Method: The research in this study is qualitative, with information coming from both primary and secondary sources. The districts of Chattogram and Noakhali in Bangladesh have been surveyed for primary data. A total of 136 drug addicts aged 21-42 were chosen for the study. All respondents were given a pre-designed, structured questionnaire to fill out. The information presented here is secondary data gleaned from a wide range of published sources on a global scale.Findings: According to the study results, approximately 65.45% of the total number of people in Bangladesh addicted to drugs became addicted due to various social and cultural causes. The study also revealed that 25% of people became addicted to drugs due to psychological causes, 8.08% became addicted to drugs due to various family problems, and 1.47% became addicted to drugs due to other matters. The research also shows that drug addiction has a negative impact, both physically and mentally, on the person who uses drugs. Memory is one of the functions that is negatively impacted, along with work capacity. Individuals who are addicted to drugs face an increased risk of death as a result of their condition.Implications/Novel Contribution: Drug addiction prevention has already emerged as a significant obstacle for virtually all countries. The most significant implication that can be drawn from this study is that it will be very helpful in cutting down on drug addiction in Bangladesh. It will raise awareness about the effects of drug addiction among adolescents who are addicted to drugs and the guardians of those adolescents. This study opens up a new channel for academics to contribute the knowledge and experience they have gained throughout their careers to the cause of eradicating drug addiction by adding more research into the effects of drug addiction.
Consumer perception in the use of financial technologies: Comparison of Turkey and Azerbaijan SHALALA ASADOVA; EMINE EBRU AKSOY
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 6 No. 1 (2021): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-06-2021-0102

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Aim: The concept of financial technology, which grew out of the digitalization of the financial sector, is becoming more and more significant every day. This research examines how people in Turkey and Azerbaijan feel about using financial technologies and about seeing if those feelings vary depending on demographic factors.Method: This research employed surveys for this purpose in both countries. An overall sample size of 397 questionnaires was used for the study. The survey data were analyzed by the SPSS 22 program. Non-parametric tests were used to analyze the opinions of the general public.Findings: The tests’ results show that in both countries, consumers’ perspectives on the usefulness of financial technologies vary with age and level of education. Consumers in Turkey have a more negative outlook on the efficacy of financial technologies than those in Azerbaijan. That Turkey is closer to the developed world and smart capital and uses these sorts of business models more frequently than Azerbaijan may account for the disparity.Implications/Novel Contribution: This research provides information on consumer attitudes in two different countries. It illuminates the demographic factors that shape consumer preferences. There hasn’t been a lot of research done on this topic in either country.
A study on the factors influencing the preference of Sri Lankan consumers for the use of denim jeans KARUNARATNE P.V.M; WIJAYAKURUPPU M. B. M. W; WIJAYAPALA U. G. S; RANATHUNGA G. M
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 6 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0601

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Aim: This paper analyzes the current demand for denim apparel in Sri Lanka to determine the factors influencing consumer preferences when purchasing denim jeans. Women’s denim jeans are trending due to a wide variety of flattering cuts and washes. According to the data, women were more likely to buy denim jeans, and they were increasingly interested in the fashion industry. Although research has been done to assess consumer preference in the Sri Lankan denim fashion apparel market, it has yet to be useful in determining how consumers feel about denim jeans globally.Method: The researchers used a questionnaire to evaluate factors of preference for buying denim jeans. We received 88 completed surveys from interested consumers.Findings: When shopping for denim jeans, 85.5% of consumers place a high priority on quality, according to the data. This research lends credence to the idea that consumers’ tastes in denim jeans are complex and multifaceted. Results were analyzed, and it was determined that some of the suggestions could be implemented in future product development to improve the quality and aesthetic appeal of denim jeans sold in the Sri Lankan denim apparel fashion market.Implications/Novel Contribution: Although denim jeans are a staple in Sri Lankan wardrobes, there is a paucity of research into consumer consumers for this ubiquitous product. To improve the future of retail fashion in Sri Lanka, this study reveals some crucial facts about denim apparel brands and factors of preference of such consumers.
A Survey of traditional natural dye practice of Sri Lanka Today: A possible path pointing towards the development of the natural dye industry G. M. RANATHUNGA; I. H. R. KALUARACHCHI; U. G. S. WIJAYAPALA; P. V. M. KARUNARATHNE
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 6 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0602

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Aim: The research aims to unearth cultural norms for using natural dyes that can be adapted for modern clothing production. The ability to dye with natural pigments is compared to synthetic dyes. Natural dyeing problems include a lengthy extraction process, moderate colorfastness to washing and light, and a lack of availability in large quantities, making them some of today’s most pressing research priorities. To achieve more vibrant colors, most modern users of natural dyes resort to fixing agents containing heavy metal chemicals, which negatively affect environmental health. Sustainability in clothing has recently emerged as an important metric for the fashion industry.Method: Primary data was gathered through in-depth, descriptive interviews with people who have been using natural dyes for a long time in their craft. Black clay dyeing and the process of dying Buddhist robes with indigo have both been used for centuries. As practiced traditionally, natural dyes, mordants, fixing agents, and washing and drying practices are documented.Findings: It was discovered that plants producing milky sap, tannin such exudations, and mud dyeing are effective fixing agents for producing more vibrant colors.Implications/Novel Contribution: In this study, we propose the true concept of natural dyeing, which can be used as a selling point when promoting naturally colored goods.
The impact of the public library as a children’s reading resource ATHUKORALAGE WATHSALA VEENADARI ATHUKORALA
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 6 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0603

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Aim: This research was carried out in the Colombo Metropolitan Area of Sri Lanka to evaluate the public library as a reading resource for children in that region.Method: The case study for this research was decided to be the Colombo Public Library in Sri Lanka, and the research was conducted using the survey method. Participants in the study were children younger than 14 years old who were attendees of the Colombo Public Library in Sri Lanka. The population was divided into different strata, and a nonprobability sampling technique was used to choose which samples to take. The survey’s data collection was accomplished through the use of a questionnaire in addition to structured interviews.Findings: Based on the results, the children’s library should be placed where children can quickly get to it. This children’s library was frequented by many seventh- and ninth-graders. It’s safe to assume that most school-aged children in the Colombo Metropolitan Area regularly visit the children’s library. The children’s library does not offer standard services such as interlibrary loans, documentation, government publications, or audiovisual services. An uneven number of Sinhala, Tamil, and English books are available at the library. Although magazines are few and far between, their information, intelligence, and appreciation are too advanced for children under 14. The lack of Tamil and English-language newspapers for readers is one of the collection’s most serious flaws. It prevents children from learning to be good people and succeeding in school.Implications/Novel Contribution: The Colombo Public Library, which aims to encourage young people to develop healthy reading habits, can use this analysis to improve the quality of library services they provide to young people. Any library can use the information to serve its patrons better, and new children’s library development schemes can be formulated with the information in mind.
Technical and vocational education teachers computer competencies using artificial intelligence IDRIS ADAMU; SEZER KANBUL; ADAMU GAMBO; TAHIRU ZANNA
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 6 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0604

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Aim: This article investigates the knowledge and skills required by teachers of Technical and Vocational Education (TVE) to effectively implement computers and related technologies in the classroom.Method: The survey used a structured questionnaire with 44 items about the participant’s knowledge, opinions, and feelings regarding computer operation. TVE instructors at six different northern Nigerian tertiary technical institutions were each given one of sixty questionnaires to administer to their teachers (Bauchi and Gombe). Multilinear Regression (MLR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques, such as Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and an Adaptive Neuro-fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS), were used to analyze the data (ANFIS). While the ANN and ANFIS models were developed using MATLAB 9.3 (R2019a), the classical linear MLR model was created in SPSS.Findings: The results show that teachers in technical and vocational fields are highly proficient in using digital tools, with a strong relationship between competence and teaching experience and a weaker relationship between competence and gender.Implications/Novel Contribution: This will help scholars, administrators, and teachers in Nigeria, as well as the Nigerian Ministry of Education
Food insecurity in relation to governance in Uganda KATONGOLE TAUFIQ, SSALI ISMAIL
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 5 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0501

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Aim: The study’s overarching objective was to examine the causes of food insecurity in relation to governance and suggest ways to combat the problem and better the population’s lives.Method: Documentary review is used as a qualitative research method in this exploratory study to glean information about food insecurity and governance laws already on the books in Uganda. Data is analyzed using both descriptive and interpretive approaches.Findings: Deforestation and land disputes are two examples of government failures contributing to food insecurity. Increased refugee movement is a costly problem for the country, but it benefits a select few within the relevant institutions. Financing alternatives that generate new jobs for people and boost the availability of healthy, nutritious food are the key to solving all of these problems. There have been several studies done on how to best improve food insecurity and governance ethics in Uganda, and this is one of them.Implications/Novel Contribution: This research adds to the body of knowledge on partnering to increase government revenue, enhance governance, combat food insecurity, and decrease unemployment.
A study on fashion street in Beijing- Through street fashion and its images YONGLI HAO; EUN-YOUNG SHIN
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 5 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0502

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Aim: Beijing is one of the top Chinese fashion cities, and this research focuses on the fashion streets of Guomao and Sanlitun in this area.Method: To do so, they analyzed and researched their own fashion street images, as well as the four influential factors that create images of street fashion: social backgrounds (inferred from bibliographic data), physical environments (based on observation), surrounding factors (including human and cultural factors), and fashion consciousness (based on a survey).Findings: This research demonstrates that while Guomao has matured into an affluent and tranquil fashion street catering to adults, Sanlitun has evolved into a hip and happening fashion street catering to young adults. However, both locations have relatively recent histories, making it questionable whether or not their respective street cultures emerged organically. Usually, a city’s street culture is what gives it its identity, but Beijing’s fashion streets were designed that way by the government. In other words, policy factors played an extremely critical role, and they dominated other factors that distinguish Beijing’s fashion streets from those in other developing countries. This is in addition to the social backgrounds, physical environments, surrounding factors, and human and cultural factors shown by many previous studies.Implications/Novel Contribution: The data gathered in this study can serve as a model for other developing nations’ economic and cultural advancement.
Land-use rights of foreign-invested enterprises according to Vietnamese law CHAU THI KHANH
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 5 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0503

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Aim: The provisions of Vietnamese law are presented, with a focus on the fundamental issues directly related to the land-use rights of foreign-invested enterprises, such as how land-use rights are established and the rights of foreign-invested enterprises in using land, the trading of rights for foreign-invested enterprises, and the securing of land-use rights of foreign-invested enterprises.Method: The term "doctrinal research" is used to describe a technique that systematically explains the rules that apply to a certain area of law, examines the connections between those rules, offers explanations for any ambiguities, and, perhaps, foresees how those rules will evolve in the future.Findings: The value of land in economic production cannot be overstated. For all intents and purposes in Vietnam, land-use rights are equivalent to property rights in the law. Using a doctrinal research approach, this paper explains the current State of land law in Vietnam, with specific attention paid to the rights of foreign-invested enterprises to use land. For a foreign-owned business to be granted land use rights in Vietnam, it must first have an investment project in Vietnam that has been approved by the relevant Vietnamese government agency, and that requires the land in question. Both the State, acting on behalf of the landowner, and the land’s actual owners can establish the land-use rights. In general, only the State can grant a foreign-invested company the legal authority to use its land. There are fewer opportunities for those who must rely on intermediaries to gain access to land use rights.Implications/Novel Contribution: The paper offers solutions so that businesses with foreign investment can better understand the potential legal risks associated with land-use rights.
Adolescents disposition towards stress and perception that their failure depends upon their peers PAWANDEEP KAUR
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 5 No. 5 (2020): JARSSH
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26500/JARSSH-05-2020-0504

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Aim: This paper seeks to understand whether or not adolescents’ success and failure are determined by their peers and whether or not adolescents are pressured by their friends.Method: Chandigarh, India, public and private institution cross-sectional study. Chandigarh’s eighth, ninth, and tenth graders provided the samples. One thousand students from each of the city of Chandigarh’s 20 public and 20 private schools provided a total of 50 samples. Microsoft Office Excel 2007 was used for the data entry. Frequency tables, charts, and cross tables were used in the analysis. The chi-square test and the correlation coefficient were used to determine the degree of significance between the variables.Findings: Adolescents can’t imagine life without their peers, who play a pivotal role in shaping their identities and behaviors. Close friends share a special bond based on their interests, passions, and worries. Adolescents will resort to strategies to gain their peers’ respect and acceptance. They are constantly influenced by their peers and adopt their attitudes, behaviors, and practices. Involvement in social circles is crucial, but it comes with a heavy price: one’s social standing among their contemporaries can determine success or failure. They are constantly pressured to conform to the norms of their peers and are often teased or picked on if they don’t. Adolescents are especially vulnerable to the effects of peer pressure because their success or failure often depends on their peers.Implications/Novel Contribution: Adolescents will be able to use the findings to better understand the impact of peer pressure on decision-making. Thanks to the findings, parents will be better equipped to help their children overcome behavioral and social difficulties. They also give their kids the space and direction they need to become independent, responsible adults.

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