Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Sustainable Development Achieving the SDGs through Education Wellbeing, and Innovation 1st Edition by Dimitrios A Karras, Sai Kiran Oruganti, Sudeshna Ray ISBN 1032601043 9781032601045

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Author: Dimitrios A Karras, Sai Kiran Oruganti, Sudeshna Ray

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Sustainable Development Achieving the SDGs through Education Wellbeing, and Innovation 1st Edition Table of contents:

Details of Programme Committee

1. Power and Discourse in La Fontaine’s Beast Fables

Introduction

Fable 1 – The Heifer, The Goat, and The Sheep, in Alliance with The Lion

Fable 2 – The Wolf and The Lamb

Conclusion

References

2. Lockdown: Real-life Paradoxical Experience to Sustain Human Relationships, Healthy Lives, and Well Being

Introduction

Nature and Human Relationships

Friendship and Family

Migrant Labourers

Local Communities

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

References

3. Effect of Parenting Stress on Parenting Sense of Competence Among Mothers of Children with ADHD

1 Introduction

1.1 Parenting

1.2 Positive Parenting

1.3 Parenting Stress

1.4 Parenting Sense of Competence

2 Method

2.1 Hypothesis

2.2 Participants

2.3 Procedure

2.4 Measures

3 Results

2.5 Analysis

4 Discussion

5 Findings

6 References

4. Sustainable Development Goals and Juvenile Justice System: A Comparative Analysis

Introduction

Juvenile Justice Systems in India

Child in Conflict With the Law

Child in Need of Care and Protection

Juvenile Justice Systems in the United States

Juvenile Justice Systems in the United Kingdom

Juvenile Justice and Sustainable Development

Conclusion and Suggestion

References

5. Influence of Karma at Workplace: With Special Reference to Higher Education Institutions in South Gujarat Region

Introduction

Review of Literature

Research Methodology

Data Analysis

Major Findings

Conclusion

Scope for Future Research

References

6. Cross-Walk of Professional Competencies for Social and Emotional Wellbeing to Cater Mental Health Problems in Schools

Mental Health of Students in Indian Secondary Schools

Perspectives on Secondary Schools’ (and Their Staffs’) Contributions to Students’ Mental Health

Instructors’ and School Counsellors’ Functions

Uncertainty and Conflicting Roles

The Present Research

Method

Recruitment, Participation, and Design

Participant Statistics

Procedures and Measures

Analysis

Rigour in Research

Thematic Examination

Content Evaluation

Results

Theme 1: Assistance

Theme 2: Frontline

Theme 3: Cooperation

Theme 4: Education

Results of Content Analysis

Discussion

Recommendations

References

7. Emotional Intelligence Manages Sustainable Development for an Organization – the Contribution of Psychological Well-Being

Introduction

A Background of the Study

Literature Review

Research Methodology

Sustainable Development for the Futuristic Organization

Discussion and Conclusion

References

8. The Enactment of Social Sustainable Goals in IT Organizations

Introduction

Methodology

SDGs in IT Organizations

Measures to Implement SDG

Future Scope and Conclusions

References

9. Role of Higher Education in Achieving the Sustainble Development Goals (SDGs)

Introduction

Objectives

Literature Review

Methodology

Data Analysis and Results

Hypothesis

Implications

Conclusion

References

10. “Happiness Engineering”: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for University Students’ Classroom Engagement, Mental Health, and Psychological Flexibility

Introduction

The Present Investigation

The following are the study’s hypotheses

Method

Participants

Intervention

Research Approach

Procedure

Measures

Process Controls

Main outcome indicators

Alternative Outcome Measure

Attrition

Analysis of Data

Results

Initial Analysis

Discussion

References

11. Work-Life Balance and Its Challenges for Medical Professionals in the Health Care Sector

Introduction

What Is Work-Life Balance?

Why Is Work-Life Balance Important?

What is the Healthcare Industry?

What are the Hospitals?

Types of Hospitals

Who are the Medical Professionals?

Work-Life Balance of Medical Professionals and Variables Considered for Work-Life Balance

Health Care Sectors and Their Challenges Towards Wellbeing of Employees.

Literature Review

Objectives of the Study

Research Methodology

Data Collection

Data Analytics

Hospital-Wise Distribution of Respondents

Demographic Variables

Findings

Conclusion

References

Website

12. Political Representation of Aesop’s Beast Fables in Augustan Age

Introduction

References

13. Miro Application of Web Whiteboard for Sustainable Development in Teaching and Learning Research

Introduction

Research Objectives

Research Questions

Significance of the Study

Research Methodology

Research Design

Reliability and Validity

Results and Discussion

Synchronous Online Flipped Learning Approach (SOFLA) With Miro Web Whiteboard

Conclusion

References

14. A Study of Female Identity and Marital Discord in the Selected Works of Anita Desai

Representation of Indian Women

Marital Discord

Ramesh K. Srivastava reveals:

Conclusion

References

15. Role of Digital Competency in Sustainable Quality Education

Introduction

Literature Review

Purpose of the Study

Research Questions

Methodology

Research Design

Participants

Research Instrument

Reliability Test

Administration of the Questionnaire and Data analysis

Results and Findings

Conclusion

References

16. Digital Infrastructure for SHGs of Tribal Women in Odisha: Means for MSMEs to Achieve SDGs

Introduction

Review of Literature

Research Gap

Objectives

Methodology

SHGs – An Initiative Towards Women’s Empowerment and Well-being

Need for Digital Infrastructure for Efficiency of SHGs

Perception of SHG Members on Digital Infrastructure as a Means to Achieve SDGs

Test of Reliability

ANOVA for Hypothesis Testing

Identification of Influential Variables Using Regression Analysis

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

References

17. Fetishism: Paradoxing the Narratives of Sustainable Development Goals

Introduction

Online Shopping and Compulsive Buying Disorder (CBD)

Impact of Compulsive Buying Behavior on the Environment

Conclusion

References

18. A Systematic Review Study on the Quality of Life Associated with Depression Among the Elderly in India

Introduction

Objective of the Study

Statement of the Problem

Need of the Study

Review of Literature

Methodology

Findings

Depression and quality of life

Discussion

Implication of Social Work Practice

Suggestions

Conclusion

References

19. Influence of Personality and Sector of Employment on Perceived Social Support and Work Family Conflict

Introduction

Research Method and Tools

Discussion

Conclusion

Recommendation

References

20. Prophesying the Future Retailing Model of Emerging Markets with Special Focus on India

Introduction

Review of Literature

The Retail Evolution Model

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

References

21. Family Conflict and Rivalry in The Shipwrecked Prince and King Lear: A Comparative Study

Introduction

Conflict Theory and Family

Discussion

The Shipwrecked Prince

King Lear

Comparison

Conclusion

References

22. The Subtle Warnings Signs of Suicidal Thought and Behaviour Exhibited by Hannah Baker in “Thirteen Reasons Why” by Jay Asher

Introduction

Method

Discussion

Depressed

Signs of depression

Reason for depression

Escape

Change in Appearance

Conclusion

References

23. Demographic Variables and Job Satisfaction Among College Lecturers

Introduction

Participants

Measures

Job Satisfaction of Lecturers-Gender Wise Comparison

Conclusion

References

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