Authors: Allyson M. Drinkard, Christopher G. Schell, Richard Adams ABSTRACT Our study examines how the fear of violence and family support influence adolescent social, psychological, and physical well-being, after controlling for exposure to violence and a range of demographic factors. … Continue reading
Authors: Diane Ezeh Aruah, Virginia Obioma Ezeh, Cookey Ibiere Tom ABSTRACT Research has found that as pet ownership increases, fertility declines in the United States. Many single people have lost interest in growing families due to high cost of child … Continue reading
Author: Lin Zhang ABSTRACT In the dance education of universities, most of the training modes follow the traditional mode of the early professional universities. Even though there is a variety of teaching methods in dancing education in our country, there … Continue reading
Author:Rosemary Kakonzi Mwangangi ABSTRACT The overall purpose of the study was to explore the relationship between various family-related factors and crime. The study also attempted to ascertain whether those factors can act as causative agents for “juvenile delinquency”. The study … Continue reading
Author:Monika Budnik ABSTRACT Article presents the issue of psychosocial risks from perspective diversity on culture context. This context is socially appointed through the meanings by using and conceptualization notions, legitimizing these concepts of notion in the law and through studying … Continue reading
Author: Ferdinand Fellmann ABSTRACT In this paper, I will give the concept of well-being its broadest meaning possible. First, the external conditions of well-being will be listed. In a next step I shall analyze the internal presuppositions of a good … Continue reading
Authors: Jennifer G. Fronda, Arneil G. Gabriel, Salvador A. Loria ABSTRACT The 21st century New Economic Order (NEO) showed higher level of economic cooperation among nations. As a norm of International Economic Relations (IER), the General Agreement on Tariffs and … Continue reading
Authors: Ofelia M. Bawan, Marilou P. Pascual, Arneil G. Gabriel ABSTRACT The evolution of law started from human practice and activities. Many State laws are once part of society’s living tradition ripened into a rule of conduct in the form … Continue reading
Author: Masahiro Oseko ABSTRACT This research investigated the sharing, experimenting and creating process of knowledge in a social development project implemented by Dhaka city, Bangladesh with the assistance of Japanese government. Most of the international cooperation organizations such as the … Continue reading
Authors: Qingqing Peng, Lei Li ABSTRACT Using census data from 1990 to 2010, this paper describes the trend of the Chinese marriage market focusing on “leftover men” and “leftover women”. In general, it was identified that there was an increasing … Continue reading