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Research Articles Journal

Feb
2012
Sociology and Common Sense
Indian Streams Research Journal
2230-7850
Sociology and other social sciences focus on the study of certain aspects of human behavior. Yet human behavior is something with which we all have experience and about which we have at least a bit of knowledge. In our daily lives, we rely on common sense to get us through many unfamiliar situations. However, this knowledge while sometimes accurate is not always reliable because it rests on commonly held beliefs rather than systematic analysis of facts.
Volume - II, ISSUE - I
April
2012
Social Kinship System in India
Golden Research Thoughts
2231-5063
Kinship is a relationship between any entities that share a genealogical origin, through either biological, cultural, or historical descent. In anthropology the kinship system includes people related both by descent and marriage, while usage in biology includes descent and mating. Human kinship relations through marriage are commonly called “affinity” in contrast to “descent” (also called “consanguinity” ), although the two may overlap in marriages among those of common descent. Family relations as sociocultural genealogy lead back to gods (see mythology, religion), animals that were in the area or natural phenomena (as in origin stories). Kinship is one of the most basic principles for organizing individuals into social groups, roles, categories, and genealogy.
Volume - I, ISSUE - X
March
2012
Women and Drug Abuse the Problem in India
Golden Research Thoughts
2231-5063
The social consequences, disadvantage and sub-ordination of women on the one hand, and the rapid socio-cultural and economic changes on the other have significantly altered traditional structures and institutions within society. Such changes are invariably associated with social upheaval, and drug abuse is a known outcome of such change. Clearly, drug abuse impacts women dually- male drug abuse creates enormous burden for the affected women, and drug abuser has even graver problems for women. From another perspective, urban settings appear to be associated with patterns of drug abuse in women mirroring that of men, with probably higher risk behaviours associated with unsafe injecting and sexual practices which causes transmission of Hepatitis and HIV. Use of drugs causes domestic violence, which magnifies the physical and emotional distress of the family.
Volume - I, ISSUE - IX
June
2013
Migration of Padmashali Religious from Andhra Pradesh (Telangana)
Golden Research Thoughts
2231-5063
The Padmashalis are the third largest community in Andhra Pradesh. Their main occupation is weaving. To grow further in their business, they intent moving to urban and semi-urban centers. This would enable them to get raw materials like cotton and animate yarn (silk) and also sell their hand woven cloths on Moggalu to various categories of society peoples. The invasion of Britishers in India and subsequently introduction of Railways in 1853 helped penetrate the self sufficient rural economy. From imperial British Government, we were forced to buy their machine manufactured goods, especially finished cotton goods from the factories of Brimingham and Lancashire, the domestic textile industry suffered a huge losses. The Padmashali community felt the impact. Today, many urban Padmashalis have abandoned their ancestral profession and have diversified into other activities. One can see an increasing number of Padmashalis become engineers, doctors, politicians, bureaucrats, businessmen, advocates, professionals etc.
Volume - II, ISSUE - XII
May
2013
Effect on Information Technology in Padmashali’s in Solapur
Indian Streams Research Journal
2230-7850
Padmashali is a Telugu-speaking Hindu artisan caste predominantly residing in the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and were at associated with the Satavahana empire in olden days. The caste is traditionally occupied in weaving and textile businesses and is identified by different names in various regions throughout India. The word Padmashali has very deep meaning in Hindu mythology. The Vaishnava group interprets that the word Padmashali is a combination of two words, viz., padma and shali. The word "Padma" is sahasradala padma, meaning the highest order of human intelligence. In body chakras "Padma" refers to sahasrara. The word "Shali" in Sanskrit is "be holder". Thus "Padmashali" literally means holder of sahasrara. In physical term it means intelligence.
Volume - III, ISSUE - VI
April
2013
Perception of Youth Towards Social Networking Sites
Indian Streams Research Journal
2230-7850
Social Networking Sites (SNS) is a phenomenon today. It has changed the lives of million of people around us. Youths are the actual core engine of this phenomenon. Marketers have further added to its growth by translating it into financial success. However few of the SNS have transcended beyond the periphery of marketing gambit and have become culture and communities where youth live online and offline in the real time. One such site is facebook which is the VICTORINOX of virtual society. Such platforms are used for uncountable no of reasons that probably cannot be quantified. The paper explores the usage patterns of SNS among youth.
Volume - III, ISSUE - III
Sept
2013
Youth in a Globalizing World: A Sociological Perspective
Golden Research Thoughts
2231-5063
Youthful people groups involvement with globalization constitutes a gently adjusted battle for autonomy and achievement that is as much about requirements and restrictions as it is about flexibility and opportunity. Understand that globalization affects youth in so far as it effectively expands the sorts of social divisions to which youngsters are very frequently subjected. The present study concentrates on the equivocal relationship in the middle of globalization and youth, it likewise investigates the financial effect of globalization on youngsters. Globalization includes a scope of conflicting and challenged process and in addition dangers to youngsters worried with advancing connections of differing qualities, solidarity and supportability.
Volume - III, ISSUE - III
March
2013
Role of NGO’s in The Eradication of AIDS
Review of Research
2249-894X
Right from the ancient days India is continuously facing many problems. In the present world, due to Industrialisation and urbanisation, people are facing the lack of basic facilities .the residents of the villages and cities have polluted the environment without the sense of cleanliness .Due to this reason the people are attacked by various diseases is a common thing. The reason for this may be poverty, lack of nutrition’s food, weakness due to hereditary or else illiteracy which may be the main reason.
Volume - II, ISSUE - VI
Feb
2013
Socio-Economical Aspects of the Health Among Elderly in India
Review of Research
2249-894X
The present century is often referred to as the age of ‘Ageing’. Ageing is becoming a worldwide phenomenon with the growing world population. Ageing is a biological process experienced by mankind at all times. With increase in longevity or life span, there follows an increase in the proportion of the elderly in the total population. This has serous implications for social order, economy and medical science. In India, this phenomena is also becoming significant with a 127 crore population. However, the concern for the ageing population is relatively a new phenomenon.
Volume - II, ISSUE - V
Nov
2013
Role of Undergraduate Colleges in Research, Consultancy and Extension for Students Personality Development: A Case Study
Review of Literature
2347-2723
The progress of a country is possible only when its citizens are dynamic, enterprising and responsible. Higher educational institutes contribute to the growth of nation by providing specialized knowledge and skilled man power. Higher education or university education has played a major role for the improving environment, preserving natural resources and making an economic as well as social impact. The universities and colleges performing role in higher education have several functions. The students of 21st century era are really well awarded, well informed and their energy needs to be channelized in the right direction to achieve quality and better personality development.
Volume - I, ISSUE - IV
Aug
2013
Consumer Behavior Among Women with Special References to Cosmetics
Review of Literature
2347-2723
The present study deals with consumer behavior among women with special reference to cosmetics consumer behavior study is based on consumer buying behavior with the customer playing the three distinct roles of user player and buyer. Once the alternatives have been evaluated the consumer is ready to make a purchase decision. Cosmetics are substance used to enhance the appearance or odor of the human body. A subset of cosmetics is called “Make-up” today the effects and benefits of cosmetics can be measured objectively using quality of life scales allowing initiation of action for the rediscovery of well being and self-esteem.
Volume - I, ISSUE - I
Dec
2013
Educational Status of Caste and Religious
Research Directions
2321-5488
It is very easy to explain importance of education. No human beings are able to survive properly without education. By the means of education only one's potential can be used to maximum extant. Education tells men how to think how to work properly. How to make derision only can make separate identity. It is most important in life like our basic need food, clothe and shelter with the beginning we leant how to internet with other.
Volume - I, ISSUE - VI
Aug
2013
Cyber feminism: Women’s and Cyber Sociology
Research Directions
2321-5488
Cyberfeminism is neither a single theory nor a feminist movement with a clearly articulated political agenda. Rather, "cyberfeminism" refers to a range of heories, debates, and practices about the relationship between gender and digital culture (Flanagan and Booth 2002, 12), so it is perhaps more accurate to refer to the plural, "cyberfeminism(s)."
Volume - I, ISSUE - II
Oct
2013
Language Learning Methods and Approaches
Research Dimensions
2249-3867
Research in the last three decades on second and foreign language learning strategies has witnessed prolific and vigorous growth. Numerous studies around the world have contributed to both theory and teaching by showing fruitful results supporting the significant role of language learning strategies for effective and successful language learning. Factors related to language learning strategy use range from cultures and educational contexts to individual learner variables, such as gender, motivation, learning styles, years of learning, proficiency, and achievement. The majority of investigations have focused on young adult and adult learners, with fewer studies exploring learning strategy use by children at the elementary school level.
Volume - II, ISSUE - IV
Sept
2014
The Sociology of Consumer Behavior
Research Directions
2321-5488
The social science of shopper conduct is currently appreciating a renaissance of investment. In a prior time of American humanism, especially in the years quickly previously, then after the fact World War II, purchaser conduct was basically overlooked. While buyers were specified in right on time group studies (Lynd and Lynd 1937; Warner and Lunt 1941), few articles on customer conduct showed up in expert diaries. Established scholars were surely not at deficiency; they cleared out a rich legacy of sociological hypothesis: Simmel ([1904] 1957) written work on design, Marx ([1867] 1990) on ware fetishism, Weber ([1922] 1959) on status bunches, Veblen ([1899] 1953) on arresting utilization. Handbooks distributed up through the 1980s kept on examining conventional sociological concerns identified with governmental issues, freak conduct, and race relations (Merton, Broom, and Cottrell 1959; Faris 1964; Smelser 1988). At the same time buyer conduct was not said whatsoever.
Volume - II, ISSUE - III
Oct
2014
Survey Research in Political Science
Research Directions
22321-5488
Overview examination is a real apparatus for offering truths information as a powerful influence for political science speculations (Brady, 2000). The route in which overview scientists do in this way, by gathering information from the fewto sum up to the a lot of people, is at the end of the day experiencing a time of significant change. In the last critical time of progress, review examination moved from a dependence on vis-à-vis talking with in respondent homes amid the 1960s to the less expensive and quicker universe of phone reviewing in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, as the 21st century achieves its second decade, this move to an innovation interceded knowledge of the review meeting proceeds (Dillman, Smyth, Christian, 2009).
Volume - II, ISSUE - IV
Nov
2014
Sociology of Terrorism
Research Directions
2321-5488
Volume - II, ISSUE - V
Oct
2014
Classifying Mental Disorders
Research Dimensions
2321-5488
Characterizing for purposes of examination or intercession is a peculiarity of the investigative strategy. Customary techniques for arranging mental issue rose up out of nineteenth century progresses in the natural sciences essential to the science and practice of solution. Hidden such advances was the unequivocal appropriation of the world perspective of system, the root illustration of which was the transmittal of powers. In this setting, doctors built frameworks for grouping natural malady. These frameworks gave the model to customary psychiatric analytic and arrangement frameworks.
Volume - II, ISSUE - VIII
July
2014
Role of Female Identity in The Ancient Indian Stories
Research Dimensions
2249-3867
Alongside the Ramayana, the Mahabharata is one of India's "incredible stories", and he aged epic keeps up its status as a socially foundational content which, separated from philosophical/profound qualities, instructive and religious direction,contains and sustains thoughts and beliefs of moral commitment (dharma), social standards and sex parts. Having motivated authors for a considerable length of time, references to the epic, its focal legends or characters, are universal in writing.
Volume - II, ISSUE - VII
Sept
2014
The Sociology of Femininity
Review of Literature
2347-2723
The social science of womanliness' contemporary territory is established in the eighteenth-century compositions of the radical mastermind, Mary Wollstonecraft 1792). Her Vindication of the Rights of Woman reprimanded the offering of ladies' capability to "libertine ideas of excellence," the securing of force through appeal and shortcoming, and never-ending reliance in marriage. Two after undred years, things were much the same when Simone de Beauvoir (1953) distributed The Second Sex again attracting consideration regarding harsh ladylike magnificence models that were a vital piece of the subordination of ladies. In 1963, Betty Friedan tended to comparative troubling subjects in The Feminine Mystique, an examination of an "issue with no name," or the desire that ladies "could seek no more prominent predetermination than to radiance in their own gentility" and that satisfaction accompanied committing oneself to discovering a spouse and having youngsters (Friedan [1963] 2001:15).
Volume - II, ISSUE - II
Oct
2014
The Sociology of Disability
Review of Literature
2347-2723
Handicap is a sensation that is socially characterized, has pervasive social outcomes for people, and has huge effect on social orders (Barnartt 2005). The social reality of inability is described by "significant variety in the knowledge of disability by expansive quantities of individuals who regardless impart basic states of prohibition, underestimation, and disservice" (Williams 2001:141). In the meantime, regardless of rejection, minimization, and burden, the typical significance characteristic in incapacity may be communicated in a solid and positive feeling of personality. Handicap can likewise be seen as a political benefit, in the feeling of convey authorization to be absolved from the work-based framework, military administration, obligation, and criminal risk (Stone 1984).
Volume - II, ISSUE - III
Nov
2014
The Sociology of Death and Dying
Review of Literature
2347-2723
Demise and specialist matters have been fundamental points of reflection, disputatious level headed discussion, and different modes of social talk since the beginning of human advancement and, apparently, additionally among the individuals who originate before civilization.
Volume - II, ISSUE - IV
March
2014
Socio Economic and Cultural Transitions of Padmashali’s in Solapur
Review of Research
2249-894X
Padmashali or Padmasali is a Telugu weavers' caste or social group found largely in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. They are identified by different names in various regions throughout India.There are two interpretations for the origin of the word "Padmashali" and its group, one from Vaishnava group and one from Siva. Some anthropologists believe it is derived from Sanskrit word meaning 'silk cloth'.
Volume - III, ISSUE - VI
July
2014
Sociological Theories of Crime
Review of Research
2249-894X
Social structure theories assert that the disadvantaged economic class position is a primary cause of crime. The theories state that neighborhoods which are “lower class” create forces of strain, frustration and disorganization that create crime. When you look at the theory, the strains might not necessarily come from people's frustrations with acquiring The American Dream, but rather a mixture in strains such as homelessness, abuse and neglect, subcultures, deviant values and frustrations about poverty. Meaning, there might be more than one factor in play when a person is “influenced” to commit a crime by interacting within an imposed economic class. A person might encounter one of these factors by themselves and not decide to succumb to peer pressure or let his/her abuse trauma lead them to a life of crime. A person might face poverty but have enough resilience through family values to make a choice of lawful actions. Some aspects of these theories seem a bit outdated because there have been many community initiatives that promote culture pride and community involvement in the “disadvantage” neighborhoods which are not being accounted for in the theories.
Volume - I, ISSUE - X
March
2014
Portrayal of Women in Indian Media
Review of Literature
2347-2723
Media is the buzz word of the era of globalization. In fact, the rapid expansion of term and the concept of present form of globalization has been made possible only through the information revolution throughout the world. It has been widely recognized that media can play a substantial role in promoting and disseminating information and are key players in the social and economic development of women. Therefore, media largely reflects the life styles, socialization patterns, participation levels, cultural boundaries, political maneuverings, religious manifestations, educational standards, social hierarchy, and of course, society images of any given society.
Volume - I, ISSUE - III
Feb
2014
Inter Religious and Inter-Caste Marriages in India
Research Directions
2321-5488
Inter-caste marriage is a term used in South Asia and Middle-Eastern countries for a marriage where the couple are from two social groups, e.g., different races, clans or castes. It is related to exogamy, where marriage is allowed only outside of a social group, and opposed to endogamy. Caste and religion are integral components of Indian society since the time immemorial.These two systems create water tight compartment between communities and bringdivision, hatred and tension among various social groups. Marriages within the same casteand same religion is the norm of the Indian society
Volume - I, ISSUE - VIII
Jan
2014
Elementary School Teachers Attitude Towards Inclusive Education
Research Dimensions
2249-3867
Providing Quality Education for All children in inclusive setting has been identified as the most challenging, yet the most important issue in education across the world Inclusive Education is the practice of educating students with disabilities alongside children without disabilities in general classrooms. Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009 attempts to provide an enabling environment for all disabled children to enter school, attend and complete elementary education on par with other children. Successful and effective implementation of Inclusive Education depends upon teachers’ knowledge and positive attitudes towards it. The main aim of this study was to find out the attitudes of elementary school teachers towards Inclusive Education. The Attitude Towards Inclusive Education Scale (ATIES) was administered to 78 teachers working in elementary schools in Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh. It was found that elementary school teachers had a positive attitude towards Inclusive Education. Significant differences were found in the scores of attitude towards Inclusive Education with respect to gender, locality ,age, educational qualification and teaching experience etc.
Volume - II, ISSUE - V
April
2014
Advertising Effect on Indian Children
Research Dimensions
2249-3867
This chapter introduces the issues related to advertising aimed at children and describes the concerns that it generates. In particular, thedebate about television advertising is discussed. This debate has raised many questions about the nature of advertising. Is it fair toadvertise to children unless they fully understand the intent of the advertisers? If young children do not understand that intent, thenwhen do they develop that ability? Is television an effective way to market products to children? Are the products (such as food and toys)typically aimed at children, the type of products that children should be encouraged to buy?
Volume - II, ISSUE - VI
Nov
2014
The Sociology of Collective Behavior
European Academy Research
2286-4822
Volume - II, ISSUE - VIII
Oct
2014
The Sociology of Children and Youth
European Academy Research
2286-4822
Volume - II, ISSUE - VII
Sept
2014
Humanist Sociology
European Academy Research
2286-4822
Volume - II, ISSUE - VI
Aug
2014
Critical Sociology
European Academy Research
2286-4822
Volume - II, ISSUE - V
April
2014
The Sociology of Friendship
Vignettes of Research
2320-1797
Volume - II, ISSUE - V
Sep
2014
Theories if Crimes and Justice
Research Expo International Multidisciplinary Research Journal
2250-1630
Volume - IV, ISSUE - III
Nov
2014
Social Control of Sexual Behavior
ACME International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research
2320-236X
Volume - II, ISSUE - X
June
2014
The Sociology of Food and Eating
Quest International Multidisciplinary Research Journal
2278-4497
Volume - III, ISSUE - I
Oct
2015
Effects of Solitary Confinement and Comprehending social interaction
Golden Research Thoughts Journal
2231-5063
Solitary confinement is a form of imprisonment in which an inmate is isolated from any human contact, often with the exception of members of prison staff. It is in some cases utilized as a type of discipline past detainment for a detainee and has been refered to as an extra measure of assurance for the prisoner.
Volume - V, ISSUE - IV
Dec
2015
THE EFFECT OF MALL ON SMALL BUSINESS
Review Of Research
2249-894X
The retail area shapes a basic component of a group's financial and social welfare. It gives individuals decisions and administrations. These decisions were up to this point exceptionally restricted in township zones.
Volume - V, ISSUE - III
Oct
2015
HOW SHOULD WE USE ENTROPY IN ECONOMICS
Indian Streams Research Journal
2230-7850
The retail area shapes a basic component of a group's financial and social welfare. It gives individuals decisions and administrations. These decisions were up to this point exceptionally restricted in township zones.
Volume - V, ISSUE - IX
Dec
2015
EMOTIONAL STATES AND PHYSICAL HEALTH
Review Of Research
2249-894X
Positive passionate states might advance sound observations, convictions, and physical prosperity itself To investigate potential components connecting wonderful sentiments and great wellbeing, the creators consider a few lines of exploration, including immediate impacts of positive effect on Available online at www.lsrj.in 1 Review Of Research physiology..
Volume - V, ISSUE - III
Aug
2015
THE CASE STUDY : DEPRESSED PEOPLE PROCESS
Indian Streams Research Journal
2230-7850
Sadness is an emotional wellness issue, a psychiatric condition. In particular, it is an inclination issue described by relentlessly low temperament in which there is a sentiment trouble and loss of hobby.
Volume - V, ISSUE - VII
March
2016
HOMOSEXUALITY AND PSYCHOLOGY
Research Directions
2321-5488
Psychology was one of the first disciplines to study homosexuality as a discrete phenomenon.. Before and all through a large portion of the 20th century, normal standard brain research saw homosexuality regarding neurotic models as an emotional instability.
Volume - III, ISSUE - IX

Seminar / Conference Articles

15 Mar
2014
Gender Discrimination In Wage Determination Of Textile Industry Laborers- A Study
PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN INDIA
Published In State Level Seminar Organized By Padmashali Shikshan Santha's, Department of Commerce, A.R. Burla Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Solapur.
Mar
2014
A Survey of Teaching Methodologies of Teacher Educators
QUALITY IMPLEMENTATION and IMPROVISATION IN TEACHER EDUCATION
Published In conference Organized By T. MANICHANDER
4 Mar
2014
Development of Online Examination System
New Trends in Examination System
Presented in national Conference to be held at Department of Education, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon

Case Study Article

Nov
2014
Nirbhaya Rape Case : What we Learn?
American Research Thoughts,
2392-876X
The victimized person, a 23-year-old physiotherapy understudy, was heading home with a male friend in night time for watching movie of the film "Life of Pi" when six men tricked them onto a private transport. With nobody else in sight, they beat the man with a metal bar, assaulted the lady and utilized the bar to cause gigantic internal injuries.
Volume - I, ISSUE - I
Jan
2016
The Case Study : effects of colors on different mental states
Reviews of Literature
2347-2723
Color psychology is the investigation of tones as a determinant of human conduct. Shading impacts observations that are not self-evident, for example, the essence of sustenance. Hues can likewise improve the viability of fake treatments.
Volume - III, ISSUE - VI

Review Article

Jan
2014
Role of Female Identity in the Ancient Indian Stories
European Academic Research
2320-236X
Along with the Ramayana, the Mahabharata is one of India’s “great stories”, and the ancient epic maintains its status as a culturally foundational text which, apart from philosophical/spiritual values, educational and religious instruction, contains and perpetuates ideas and ideals of ethical obligation (dharma), social norms and gender roles. Having inspired writers for centuries, references to the epic, its central legends or characters, are ubiquitous in literature. An explicit attempt to retell the epic in novel form is Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s The Palace of Illusions which will be analysed in the following. The novel not only invites criticism for the ambitious attempt this poses on a formal and structural level, but allows insight into the interaction of gender and identity, particularly into the complex construction of femininity already inherent in the original text, while also challenging it from a contemporary perspective. Divakaruni retells the epic from the point of view of one of its heroines, Draupadi, thus reclaiming female agency in the famous tale of war between two families, hyper-masculine heroes and their devoted wives. The text highlights a crucial relation established between womanhood and vengeance. Moreover, it displays the struggle for identity in a mythological context, which is distinctly Indian, yet transcends cultural borders, all the while showing the illusionary nature of those imposed by history and gender.
Volume - II, ISSUE - X

Movie Review Article

Apr
2012
Movie Review: Mother India (1957)
Indian Streams Research Journal
2230-7850
Mehboob Khan's Mother India saves an extraordinary spot among unequaled incredible and paramount Mega Hit movies. A lady convey a furrow on her shoulder, her face curving in desolation – this is the first look ofmother India's blurb. Chief Mehboob Khan's 1957 excellent 'Mother India' is a moving story of human struggle.mother India opens with a nearby up of 'town mother' Radha (Nargis). Her climate beaten peculiarities setting the tone for much of what is to come, she is promptly conspicuous as a lady manufactured by agony and it soon gets to be clear that it is her story that Khan expects to hand-off.
Volume - II, ISSUE - III

Books Academic

2013
Basic Concepts of Community
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-68303-7
The term community is one of the most elusive and vague in sociology and is by now largely without specific meaning. At the minimum it refers to a collection of people in a geographical area. Three other elements may also be present in any usage. Communities may be thought of as collections of people with a particular social structure; there are, therefore, collections which are not communities.
2013
How To Write Book
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-75522-2
On the off chance that you need to turn into an essayist however feel dubious how to start, you are not alone. Composing, and particularly fiction composition, can would appear that a complex workmanship, even to the individuals who hone it.
2013
Journal Development
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-68303-7
Web examination, and other exploration utilizing new advances, is always creating, and can happen in a scope of settings (for instance, email, chatrooms, pages, different types of 'texting' et cetera) – these can posture new moral issues. Analysts, research members, and commentators of exploration morals will regularly experience new or new moral inquiries and predicaments.
2013
Mastery In Coordinatorship
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-75536-9
The Trust does not ordinarily give backing to symposia, gatherings, workshops or classes composed by outside bodies - other than for Small Grants (Medical Humanities) orsmall Grants (Society and Ethics).
2013
Phenomenology and Ethnomethodology
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-75540-6
In sociology, phenomenology is a movement that promotes an understanding of the association between states of individual awareness and social life. It seeks to reveal how human consciousness is concerned in the invention of social act, situations and worlds. Phenomenology is a philosophical method of inquiry developed by the German philosopher Edmund Husserl.
2014
Social Research for Social Science
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-75505-5
Structural functionalism, or basically functionalism, is a skeleton for building hypothesis that sees society as an issue framework whose parts cooperate to promotesolidarity and strength.
2014
Resources for Academic Beginners
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-68313-6
The present instruction framework in India primarily contains essential training, optional training, senior auxiliary training and advanced education. Basic instruction comprises of eight years of training. Each of auxiliary and senior optional training comprises of two years of instruction. Advanced education in India begins in the wake of passing the higher auxiliary training or the twelfth standard.
2014
Social Research for Social Science
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-68319-8
Social research refers to research conducted by social scientists, which follows by the systematic plan. Social research methods can generally vary along a quantitative/qualitative dimension.[ "Research and experimental development (R & D) comprise creative work undertaken on a systematic basis in order to increase the stock of knowledge, including knowledge of man, culture and society, and the use of this stock of knowledge to devise new applications."
2014
Sociological Theory
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-70223-3
A sociological theory is a set of ideas that provides an explanation for human society. Theories are selective in terms of their priorities and perspectives and the data they define as significant. As a result they provide a particular and partial view of reality. Sociological theories can be grouped together according to a variety of criteria. The most important of these is the distinction between Structural and Social action theories.
2014
Functionalism
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1-312-75505-5
Structural functionalism, or basically functionalism, is a skeleton for building hypothesis that sees society as an issue framework whose parts cooperate to promotesolidarity and strength.
2016
GOOGLE APPS FOR TEACHERS – A BEGINNER’S COURSE FOR TEACHERS TRAINING STUDENTS.
Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi
A.R. Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solpaur.
978-1- 365-23708- 9
Google Search is at the guts of it all. It’s wherever several folks go multiple times every day to find info. Google provides glorious resources for academics and students to become effective searchers and build essential digital acquisition skills for locating quality, credible resources on the net. Here you'll realize lesson plans, a web course to become an influence Searcher, and challenges like A Google every day. In my opinion, it all starts here for our students -- serving to them to become digitally conscious of the knowledge that they are in taking is of utmost importance.