Volume 11 | Issue 8 |

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CBT, Fatigue, NPSLE, MFIS

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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVISED REVENUE CODE IN THE CITY OF TARLAC: A POLICY ANALYSIS

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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVISED REVENUE CODE IN THE CITY OF TARLAC: A POLICY ANALYSIS

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This study evaluated the Motivation and Job Satisfaction of untenured Municipality of Concepcion, Tarlac employees. To answer the problems in the study, the researcher utilized a research strategy known as quantitative correlational research design. The researcher also identified the study's respondents using a purposive sampling design. To assist the agency in continually motivating its personnel, it provided knowledge and expertise on the issues faced by the untenured employees regarding their Motivation and Job Satisfaction. Based on the study's findings, the Municipal Human Resource and Management Office and other organizations identified the most efficient processes that can minimize the adverse effects on employees' motivation and job satisfaction within their current employment status caused by the lack of security of tenure.

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MOTIVATION AND JOB SATISFACTION AMONG UNTENURED EMPLOYEES IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF CONCEPCION, TARLAC

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CBT, Insomnia, NPSLE, ISI

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According to the Oxford Dictionary, the word Phobia means a strong unreasonable fear of something. There are millions of individuals all over the globe who suffer from phobias, for humans the most frequent phobia is a fear of heights and animals, which is known as Zoophobia likewise, animals are afraid of people and others. The fact that human beings have been a very impactful force on Earth is not a mystery to anyone. Because of our vast expansion and technological achievements, we have achieved the status of being the most dangerous predators. This raises the possibility that other animals may perceive the presence of humans as a threat to their survival. The main objective of this study is phobia, it is common for both humans and non-humans. This research adopted a qualitative research method to analyze the select Indian classical literary works Panchatantra, and Jataka tales to examine fear topics by applying the James-Lange theory of emotion. It is a type of emotion that implies that physical modifications in the body occur first, followed by the sensation of emotion. An earlier experimental investigation indicated that the sound of people in the region caused predatory wildlife to limit their typical activity level, look for food less frequently, and some animals began to avoid the area entirely, this was proven to be the case after hearing people in the area. With the evidence from this research, analysis phobia is common for both human and non-human creatures. So, countless studies have been conducted based on human fear; however, animal phobia has been the subject of fewer investigations. we hope our research could fulfill the requirement.

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Human-Animal phobia, James-Lange theory of emotion, classical fables, comparative study

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This study first narrated the life of civilians who aspires to becoming enlisted personnel, from the life experiences and reasons of becoming enlisted personnel and also the study narrated the pre-retirement life and post-retirement life of Northern Luzon Command enlisted personnel. Specifically, it explores the experiences, challenges, and opportunities faced by those who have served and transitioned into civilian life after their military careers. It highlighted that the life of enlisted personnel retirees has improved from their childhood to post retirement life. The primary challenges faced by the enlisted personnel retirees pertains to the struggle in the health care associated expenses they encounter in their retirement life and also upon retirement only pension were received by the retired enlisted personnel other than that there was no government assistance provided to them.

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RETIREMENT LIFE OF NORTHERN LUZON COMMAND ENLISTED PERSONNEL

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THE POWER OF NAMES: EXAMINING NAME- BASED STEREOTYPES IN INDIA

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THE POWER OF NAMES: EXAMINING NAME- BASED STEREOTYPES IN INDIA

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The rapid global rise in technology, tied in with consumer pressures for upgrades in functionality and design, has generated advanced electrical and electronic equipment with short life spans. For instance, the lifespan of a mobile phone has reduced from 4 – 6 years since 1992 to 2 – 3 years in 2015. Consequence of this is the production of electronic waste which, in 2018 amounted to 50 million tones, with a project annual growth of 2- 5 percent, three times more than other waste streams. Despite problem in terms of quantity, e- waste itself is also hazardous. E- waste contains up to 1000 toxic substances. common hazardous substance found in e- waste includes toxic metals and metalloids such as arsenic, barium, beryllium, cadmium, cobalt, chromium, copper, iron, lead, mercury, nickel and zinc, and persistent organic pollutant such as dioxin, brominated flame retardants, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, polychlorinated biphenyls, polybrominated dioxins, and alternative halogenated flame retardants. such variety of toxicants could cause environmental degradation and harmful to human health unless appropriate management procedure would be adopted in a time.

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ROLE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY TO MANAGE E- WASTE

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Introduction: Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a disease which is autoimmune in nature, often with multisystemic involvement. Of the various systems which can be affected by SLE, one of the more common yet relatively unexplored system is the central nervous system. NPSLE which involves the central nervous system (CNS), peripheral nervous system (PNS) and autonomous nervous system (ANS) is one of the most complex and challenging manifestations of SLE. NPSLE can be mild or severe, focal or diffuse, acute or chronic, with a negative impact on the patient’s quality of life. The most common symptoms of NPSLE include mild cognitive dysfunction, mood disorders, anxiety, headaches, and psychosis. Aim: To study the effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) on neuropsychiatric manifestations in patients of SLE. Results: Anxiety as assessed by Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 tool was 6.90 ± 2.27 in the treatment arm at the post intervention as compared to 9.50 ± 2.26 in the standard arm at the post intervention (p = 0.002). Patients receiving CBT showed improvement in GAD-7 scores as compared to control group (from 9.90 ± 3.4 to 6.90 ± 2.27). Conclusion: CBT improves anxiety symptoms as represented by GAD-7 scores. Thus, CBT or CBT-based interventions can be used with the pharmacological treatment of the SLE patients.

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CBT, Anxiety, NPSLE, GAD-7

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Failed engines in commercial vehicles result in loss of resources, time and money for the fleet operators and safety concerns for vehicle operators. Since the first observations in the 1900s, low engine oil pressure has been the most frequent cause of engine failure [1]. With time, indicators and the sensors have been added to check oil levels and communicate abnormal engine oil pressure to the vehicle operators via the engine controls units. With the advent of advance sensors in the 2100s, this data began to be shared on central servers for tracking and maintaining vehicles remotely. Using data analytic and model-based predictions have attempted to make necessary interventions to reduce downtime by conducting preventive maintenance. In this research, the implementation begins with rule-based labeling time series-data from lab tests and field observations. Next, to apply a model-based approach, parameters like engine oil pressure, engine speed, vehicle speed, and engine coolant temperature were identified as parameters indicating engine status. We attempt to use Different Machine learning models to classify the engine failed vehicle due to engine oil pressure.

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Oil pressure, Engine failure, Rule based, commercial vehicles, anomaly detection.

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