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Salutogenesis, a term coined by Israeli-American medical sociologist Aaron Antonovsky in 1979, focuses on the origins of health and the factors that promote it, rather than solely on the causes and...

This study is an innovation in its kind with its rich data on Santali, one of the least studied languages of South Asia. The strength of the study is the presentation of data necessary for the...

In this book, the concept of satellite communication will be demonstrated by giving a brief overview of the satellite system, the development of satellite commutations, and listing the application...

In the pursuit of comprehensive rural development, empowering women stands as a pivotal goal. This compilation highlights various schemes initiated by the Government of India (GOI) dedicated to...

It is thought that teacher training programs in higher education institutions are responsible for preparing teachers. Although today undergraduate students are primarily enrolled in a teaching...

Written by an team of expert authors, this book explores the basic constructs and concepts of modern sport training and their practical applications for physical education and sport sciences. The...

Sugarcane producing countries running sugar industries and apart from the sugar and alcohol, these factories generate many by-products and waste materials like solid waste (press mud), molasses and...

SDGs-Aware Technologies for Sustainable DevelopmentAuthor: Safaa Najah Saud Al-HumairiPublisher: Scholars' PressPublication Date: Dec 31, 2024Number of Pages: 252 pagesBinding: Paperback or...

Internet of Things (IoT) has started to touch every aspect of our lives, from home automation, smart factories, energy management systems, precision agriculture to smart city systems, etc. Wireless...

The socioeducational model, for about four decades, had dominated the research agenda of second language (L2) learning motivation. However, through a variety of scientific studies, scholars found it...

More than three years ago, revolts broke out in several Arab countries against their authoritarian regimes. The revolts were often dubbed variously as either the "Arab Spring" or the "Arab Awakening...

There is a lot and versatile evidences showing several kinds of sedative (narcotic) plants that was used in ancient Egypt. Egyptologists confirm making it clear that uses of narcotics varied from...

According to Dictionary of Education, Self-concept means how people see himself (e.g. Competent, Amusing, Homely etc.). This may differ from other people's views of him though it will have been...

The book contains chapter 1 to chapter 6. Chapter one contains information about the introductory part of the work which has the following contents discussed: background of the study, problem of the...

Do religions change? Anyone raised in a religion sees this tradition as one set in stone. This study shows the opposite, thus it focuses on the metamorphoses of the religious showing religions as...

From the perspective of sensorless control for PMSM, this book analyzes and integrates the two control methods of high-speed and zero-low-speed ranges, to achieve full-speed control. A composite...

The book has five chapters. Chapter 1 gives the basic knowledge needed to understand the contents of this book. Chapter 2 describes several interesting formulas related to harmonic numbers. In...

In the intricate field of prosthodontics, precision in shade selection is paramount for achieving natural and aesthetically pleasing restorations. This book delves deep into the art and science of...

The theme of this book, Shaping the Future: AI Leadership and Sustainable Growth, reflects a bold vision of embracing technological advancements while fostering sustainable development. As AI...

Sickle Cell Disease: Psychology, Pain, and Quality of life, examines the association of illness-related and psychosocial factors in adults with Sickle Cell Disease. Read and understand a complete...

The subject of this book is neutron detection through organic scintillators. The presence of neutron is often associated with gamma-ray background, therefore a good neutron detector should be...

According to the World Health Organization there are between 400 and 500 million people suffering from mental disorders in the world and this number is constantly increasing. The rampant growth of...

Though much attention has been given to the traits and styles of effective leaders, another approach to the question has been developed in recent years. Rather than seeking out universal traits or...

A smart city is a city that uses information and communication technology (ICT) to increase operational efficiency, improve the quality of government services provided, and thus raise the level of...

Smartphone applications offer a myriad of possibilities to enhance efficiency, communication, and patient care within the field of dentistry. These applications can serve as valuable tools for both...

Over the coming decades we will require assistive technologies capable of providing, care, human dignity and quality of life through the aging process. Social Assistive Robots (SARs) start to...

Social demography examines how population important characteristics such as population are size, density, dispersion, sex distribution and age distribution that are influenced by social and cultural...

The interdependence of social stereotypes and feelings of guilt in women's lives has a negative impact on the perpetuation of gender inequalities in society and on women's mental health. By studying...

Social Work 2.0: Advances in Academia and Practice - A Guide to Next-Generation Social Work offers a forward-looking examination of social work in today's rapidly evolving world. It explores the...

Understanding social, emotional and behavioural development is the foundation for creating a successful learning environment in educational settings. In order to teach and offer differentiated...