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Eating Behavior among College Going Girls and its Impact on Nutritional Status

College students are at risk of making poor dietary choices that can cause significant health problems. The present study was done to assess the eating behavior among college-going girls, calculate their BMI & assessment their nutritional status, assess the relationship between stress and eating behavior, and conduct awareness on healthy eating patterns and healthy diet options. The study comprises 200 subjects in the age group of 18-25 years in Thrissur district. A specially designed questionnaire was formulated to elicit the anthropometric details, dietary pattern analysis, stress, and physical activity of the selected subjects. The questionnaire form was distributed among the samples through an online platform. The data obtained from the survey and the correlation between BMI and Eating Behavior, stress, and eating behavior were analyzed using Microsoft Excel Office. The study showed that most of them had regular meals and prefer healthy foods daily thus their nutritional status was normal. But when the relationship between stress and eating behavior was analyzed the majority of the students had the tendency to eat less and had unhealthy food while they are stressed in academics. Hence, an awareness class about the healthy diet was conducted based on the result of the data obtained from the survey method.

Published by: Jashlin Anna James

Author: Jashlin Anna James

Paper ID: V9I2-1414

Paper Status: published

Published: July 25, 2023

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Unhealthy Eating patterns amongst Indian Adolescent Girls

There can be multiple factors that may influence unhealthy eating patterns amongst adolescents, such as peer influence or social media. In this study conducted on girls aged 14-17 (n=60) from one school, it was found through a self-reported questionnaire that the majority of the participants show symptoms of unhealthy eating patterns, and while the hypothesized factors are not so influential, the paper suggests the correlations between different eating behaviors that may possibly lead to future developments of disordered eating. Additionally, the paper looks at the limitations that come along when a study like this is conducted, and how other factors such as culture can play a large role in the study of behavior. Due to the self-reported nature of the data, the results are what the adolescents perceive to be influential factors. The difference between eating disorders and unhealthy eating patterns is discussed, because the two are not the same, and have to be differentiated in order to understand this paper.

Published by: Jia Gunthey

Author: Jia Gunthey

Paper ID: V9I2-1405

Paper Status: published

Published: July 11, 2023

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The Environmental Impact of Tourism on Mountain States in India

The Mountainous regions of India are suffering a great environmental impact due to increased tourism. This paper plans to explore the different Mountain States as case studies, showing the impact that tourism has had on the environment of these particular states, which include Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, and Sikkim.

Published by: Jia Gunthey

Author: Jia Gunthey

Paper ID: V9I2-1406

Paper Status: published

Published: July 11, 2023

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Risk and hazard mitigation of cement-related activities in the city of san fernando, pampanga: An investigation of construction workers’ awareness and propose safety measure

The construction industry in the Philippines is a major contributor to the economy of the nation, playing a significant role in the development of its infrastructure. One of the most significant and commonly used construction materials is cement, and workers are exposed to it. The use of cement on construction sites in the Philippines can pose several risks. These risks can include air quality issues, skin irritation, and inflammation of the airways due to the release of hazardous chemicals and dust. One of the major problems on construction sites in the Philippines is workers' safety. Construction sites often have dangerous conditions and other hazards. This study assessed the awareness of construction workers on the risks and hazards associated with cement-related activities. A sample size calculator was used in the selection of 193 respondents from different new construction companies in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga. A survey questionnaire containing close-ended questions was validated by a psychometrician, safety engineer, and statistician and used to determine the awareness of construction workers. Furthermore, based on the results of the survey, the majority of the construction workers were aware of cement-related risks and hazards. And 53.89% of the respondents experienced headaches, 49.74% experienced eye irritation, 32.64% also experienced chest tightness, 65.28% of the respondents experienced skin itching and irritation, and 27.98% had a cough and phlegm. Lastly, 32.12% experienced difficulty in breathing. From here, the results suggest that construction workers must be made more aware of the health effects of cement exposure and utilization of personal protective equipment must be strictly imposed in the construction sites.

Published by: Aaron Jay D. Sison, Figueroa, Jayson L., Francisco, Vincent Paul M., Lopez, Raizel F., Manalo, Alannah Jane S., Membrillos, Mary Claire M., Aaron S. Malonzo, Carl Jason A. Coronel

Author: Aaron Jay D. Sison

Paper ID: V9I2-1403

Paper Status: published

Published: July 11, 2023

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Penetration testing in several universities in saudi arabia using black box method

We live in a very modern era where the presence of the Internet has become one of the necessities of life and to facilitate daily and hard work. The presence of the Internet is important, but not all people use it in the right way. There are those who prevent the appropriation or theft of information be secure through the presence of some gaps in the web, so researcher will do some examinations on some university website in Saudi Arabia and analysis of the types of vulnerabilities using the OWASP ZAP bracket and use Black box method,It’s testing the functionality without peering into internal structures. The result from this research is to measure the security of university websites in KSA.

Published by: Faisal Hamzah Faisal Al-Ahdal, Aryo Nugroho

Author: Faisal Hamzah Faisal Al-Ahdal

Paper ID: V9I2-1404

Paper Status: published

Published: July 11, 2023

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A study to explore the impact of homophobia on the lives of lgbtqia+ individuals

This dissertation explores the impact of homophobia on LGBTQIA+ individuals, focusing on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, and other gender identities. Homophobia, defined as an irrational fear or hatred of LGBTQIA+ individuals, can manifest in various forms such as discrimination, bullying, harassment, violence, and denial of basic human rights. A sample of 100 college students was used to measure homophobia levels by the Italian version of the Homophobia Scale Questionnaire and ANOVA was conducted to examine if there were significant differences in the mean of the response variable across different treatment groups. The results indicated that there is a substantial difference in the mean of TREATMENT across the various treatment groups, with a significant F ratio. The rejection of the null hypothesis suggests that the impact of homophobia on the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals varies significantly depending on the level of homophobia experienced. This study contributes to the existing literature by shedding light on the detrimental effects of homophobia on the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals. The findings emphasize the urgent need for creating awareness, fostering inclusivity, and implementing measures to combat homophobia in order to ensure the well-being and equal rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals in society.

Published by: Khushi Chaudhary

Author: Khushi Chaudhary

Paper ID: V9I2-1380

Paper Status: published

Published: July 4, 2023

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