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An Analysis Of Adoption Of Digital Intelligent Assistant In Reference Of Unified Theory Of Acceptance And Use Of Technology
No full textDigital Intelligent Assistants (DIAs) have emerged as ubiquitous technologies reshaping human-computer interaction paradigms. Understanding the factors influencing their adoption is crucial for both researchers and practitioners. This paper investigates the adoption of DIAs through the lenses of the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT). UTAUT provides a theoretical framework to explore how performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, and facilitating conditions influence users\u27 behavioral intentions and actual usage. By synthesizing insights from UTAUT, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the adoption dynamics surrounding DIAs. The findings contribute to theoretical advancements by refining UTAUT in the context of DIAs in shaping user attitudes and behaviors. Additionally, practical implications are discussed, offering recommendations for stakeholders to optimize DIA adoption strategies and enhance user experiences. Overall, this research contributes to advancing knowledge in the field of technology adoption, paving the way for more effective design, implementation, and utilization of DIAs in diverse setting
The Significance Of Women In Chennai City To The Indian Independence Movement
No full textThis research article delves into the unwavering dedication of women in to the country’s struggle for freedom. Women in Chennai played a crucial role in various spheres during the Indian freedom struggle. They actively engaged in nationalist movements, promoting Swadeshi to challenge British economic dominance. Emphasizing self-reliance, they advocated for Indian-made products like khadi. Chennai\u27s women were instrumental in establishing schools, fostering literacy, and addressing societal issues like child marriage and the caste system. Actively participating in political activism, they attended Congress meetings, shaping the discourse and advocating for women\u27s rights. Prominent figures like Annie Besant and Sarojini Naidu emerged, leaving a lasting impact on the freedom struggle. Their resilience and commitment contributed significantly to India\u27s eventual independence in 1947, making them a source of pride and inspiration for future generations
Representation of Woman Character in Edith Wharton’s The Custom of the Country
No full textEdith Wharton is an American novelist, and short story writer. She presented the lifestyles and morality of the Gilded Age in a realistic manner by drawing on her personal knowledge of the upper class New York "aristocracy." In 1913, she wrote The Custom of the Country. It offers cultural as well as a contemporary viewpoint on numerous facets of the American way of life. At one point, it seems to have been Edith Wharton\u27s effort at composing a feminist book, highlighting the suffering that women suffer by excluded from public life. The narrative depicts a society in which a woman\u27s marriage serves as both her principal vocation and the unique space for healthy competition. Wharton contrasts the European rituals and elaborate rites with the American infatuation with material pleasure. The book regarded as a separation novel or as a reflection on the treatment of women by capitalism. In this book, Undine Spragg, the main character, has presented as an unsatisfactory woman who is compelled to do domestic responsibilities due to her gender. Women who dislike covert sexual infidelity, prefer sincere connections with men, and realize that engaging in affairs as well as a relationship without love and commitment is meaningless shown in this book
Delineation Of Traumatic War Experiences In Tim O’Brien’s If I Die In A Combat Zone
No full textestablished himself as a proficient writer, especially in Vietnam War fiction, since he himself was a part of that bloody conflict which took place from 1955 to 1975. His experiences in the Vietnam war get reflect throughout his works. If I Die in a Combat Zone, is an autobiographical work which was published in 1973, is a work of non-fiction, a memoir which delivers the true feeling of war as experienced by the writer himself, his most personal thoughts about the war and his own mental state during and after the war itself, bringing about his story to a logical end. In his work O’Brien argues that the Vietnam war had deteriorated him and his fellow soldiers minds due to the responsibility of serving for their country and the constant back and forth mental conflict of wanting to leave the war but there was a compulsion and continues their duty in the war field. Even though, they do their duty for the country, but the scars and impacts on the horrendous war cannot be left on the minds of the author and the other soldiers too. It gives an ineradicable experience to those who participated in the war
Harnessing The Healing Power Of Yoga: Enhancing Quality Of Life Through Alternative Therapy
No full textThis study was intended to examine yoga as a possible method of relieving stress, anxiety, depression, and cardiovascular diseases among participants. The relationship between yoga and the duration of yoga practice was the focus of the study. From that sample, 400 participants aged randomly and gender diversified were extracted, and data were obtained using the standardized measures such as Perceived Stress Scale, Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale, and the Patient Health Questionnaire-9. On the other hand, findings demonstrate real positive correlation between yoga practice duration and reduction of stress levels, anxiety, depression, and cardiovascular diseases. Interestingly, in those cases where people engaged into yoga for longer periods of time, the incidence of health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and depression was lower. This means that yoga practice might be the kind of a shield against stress, depression, anxiety, and cardio-vascular diseases. The outcome of this survey is in line with previous findings which show how yoga helps to improve mental and physical health conditions. These facts could have significance for health professionals and policy makers if putting yoga in healthcare settings be considered. The approach could embrace those who deal with stress, anxiety, depression, and cardiovascular diseases
Locating Women in Diaspora: Freedom or Confinement? A Study of Nawaaz Ahmed’s Radiant Figuitives
No full textThe concept of diaspora has evolved and the inclusion of transnationality has become the present face of diaspora. The earlier association with the feeling of loss, alienation, anxiety, memory and remembrance is not the only factor inspiring literature today. The post-modern literature proceeds to locate other factors like creation of identity, individuality and freedom in diaspora. Analysing from feminist perspective, women have different sorts of experiences and these cannot be put under the single umbrella with other human experiences collected in hostland and homeland after dispersion. Hence, this paper intends to analyse the present face of diaspora for women of the 21st century by making reference to Nawaaz Ahmed’s novel Radiant Figuitives. 
Politics of Commodity Pricing and Labour Pricing
No full textThe concept of social exclusion is derived from the theory of economic exclusion, which centres around an individual\u27s income or purchasing power, which in turn is connected to the price of goods and services. Price is an economic or quantitative representation of a qualitative concept known as desire, which is further translated into demand based on an individual\u27s ability and willingness to purchase. Price indicates the aggregate cost associated with producing goods and services, which includes various factors apart from labour. However, labour is the sole factor that has very limited bargaining power on its wages. As suggested in theory, the rate of increase in prices and wages doesn’t always equilibrate, which is where the capitalist maximise their profit by squeezing the wages. However, this gap between wages and prices often leads to business cycles and generates a crisis in the capitalist economy. Labor differs from other factors of production in two respects. First, it not only contributes to production but also is the primary consumer. Second, labour is the human capital that drives economic growth and prosperity. Unfortunately, capitalists tend to overlook this crucial role of labour as human capital. Human capital which is the basis of formation becomes the basis of capital accumulation..
For a strong healthy and efficient human resource, nutrition has to be the first priority for every welfare scheme and public policy. Rising prices of food and fuel becomes a hindrance with fall in real wage.
This paper will explore the empirical relationship between price fluctuations and growing wage disparities. This paper also attempts to analyse how price of product and price of labour are intertwined and affect the macroeconomics trends
Exploring the Epidemiology of Suicide in Youth and the Potential of Higher Education Institutions
No full textSocial change is an inevitable feature of human society; further seeking changes in many forms of human grouping, the relative forms of interactions and also the social relationships. In this framework of sustenance and perseverance, the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) hold a prominent place. They receive individuals who are almost rigidly formed with their notions, choices, personality orders and traits. The institutions of higher education are in fact meant to train people for being adaptive to a professional set up, by widening the possibilities of their employability. There are multiple challenges, these places of education combat, while marching ahead for the set aim. One of the toughest issues, the higher education institutions face in the contemporary India is ‘Suicides’ committed by the students. Suicide in youth is a major concern of sustainability and development today. The statistics reflect that in India, suicide is one of the major causes of death in Indian youth falling in the age of 15-29 years. Youth is usually tender in susceptibility and perception. It perceives situations in hurry, with lack of patience and logistics. In many situations, young boys and girls jump to the conclusion that ending life is the only option that can help them get rid of their agony or burdens. This happens because they find lack of guidance, hand holding and resolution mechanisms in the world they see. Referring to ‘Ethno methodology’ and ‘Phenomenology’; the young boys and girls construct their own social reality, give a meaning to it and account for the methods they use to undertake this socio-psychological process. Until this age, the predominant influence on tem has been of the ‘social institutions’; which socialized them in their own ways with their own value systems. The role of the HEIs begins here and that is very crucial. The present paper aims at understanding the Epidemiology of Suicide’ in youth; by exploring the factors behind high number of incidences of suicides in youth of the nation. Alongside, the focus is to redefine the role of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in curbing the suicidal tendencies in youth. Suicide as a cause of death can be checked if the HEIs work on the areas likes mental health of the students and development of curriculum which is functional for happiness of youth; by increasing opportunities related to employability; financial self-reliance and above all emotional wellbeing through systematically available counseling provisions. The findings further state that HEIs can be instrumental in controlling suicides in youth, if there is an adequate emphasis on sex education; modernism; gender neutrality; juvenile culture and the like. This can be done directly by the institutions in case of residential campuses and in other cases, the parents can be involved on voluntary basis. The paper derives information and statistics from the secondary sources of information. Exploratory research design has been used to interpret and explain the issue of suicides in youth. The paper shall be a combination of analysis of the data; and doctrinal as well as theoretical developments on ‘suicide’ and ‘institutions’. 
Social Media And The Electorate’s Decisions In Nigeria 4th Republic: The Nigerian Conurbation Insight Of QSR-Nvivo From SNS (Social Networking Sites)
No full textStudies have shown that those living in established and recognized democracies usually experience election campaigns through the electronic media as election is expected normalcy which is being done in the advanced nations with the aid of electronic media. The increasing influence of media allows electorates to air their opinions on how and what they feel about elections in Nigeria. This provides the populace with an opportunity to analyse real issues and discuss the intent of these politicians. This study intends to provide the perception electorates have of elections in Nigeria in the fourth republic and how this is a representation of the nature of elections in Nigeria. The scope of the study are tweets made on a web application called Twitter a Social Networking Site, established in 2006 and usage is ongoing in Nigeria presently. The study adopts NCapture to capture the tweets and import them into the Nvivo software for further analysis. Content analysis was also adopted for the discussion of findings. The study concludes that the general perception of electorates towards election in Nigeria tilt toward a more adverse facet in Nigerian conducted election. Therefore, a means of controlling or confirming the media information should be set up to arrive at its proper adoption while re-educating the undulation perspective earned from the Nigerian Users on Twitter. The study draws to light that there is a little understanding on the impact of information dissemination on electoral matters, and to this, the study recommends the establishment of courses/subjects that can reorientate the present and incoming generation. This is believed to lead to creating a strong allegiance for the nation as discourse was always pronounced in most discussion on the differences amongst the citizens
A Comparative Analysis of Clo3d & 2d Softwares To Design Apparels And Their Impact On Fashion Industry
No full textTechnology and Artificial Intelligence have a significant impact on all aspects of fashion from designing to creation and utilization. The clothing industry is increasingly relying on the use of advanced technology moving towards advanced version whereas the use of AI in fashion industry plays a vital role and considered a player of the global economy. The present paper aims to highlight the features of clo3d software in comparison to 2d software used in fashion industry for digital work. The main contribution of this work is to showcase features of clo3d software for Apparel design. The structure of the paper defines the introduction importance and reality of 2d and 3d software also explains the software application and describes the different aspects of the experiment in compare to 2d software. The major outcome of the paper showed that 2d software tools have limitations to achieve accuracy in clothing simulations for fashion and textile industry which is not an issue while using 3d software as 3d software gives you 360 degree view with accuracy. However, as a result of extensive parameters weight, quality and handle and directional view can be attained with more accuracy