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This paper focuses on the relationship between service orientation and emotional intelligence (EI) in banking sector. Emotional intelligence is very crucial across all service sectors, particularly banks. Banks compete in the market place with undifferentiated products and the quality of service encounter is the factor that gives it a distinct marketing edge, resulting in better financial performance, competitive advantage, customer satisfaction, market share and customer loyalty.

A agile growth in E-Commerce retail is found in late time all through the world. With continually extending commonness of electronic shopping, Debit or Credit card coercion and individual information security are note worthy stresses for client, broker and pit chiefly by charity of CNP (Card Not Present).

Objective: to analyze alcohol consumption among users of a family health strategy. Method: descriptive, exploratory, cross-sectional study, with a quantitative approach. Data collection was conducted from a sociodemographic questionnaire and the AUDIT, with 199 registered users at the health family strategy. Data were analyzed with the aid of the STATA/SE 12.0. Chi-Square and Fisher’s exact tests were used to verify the association of variables. The study was approved by the Ethics in Research Committee of the Federal University of Pernambuco.

Regular practice of physical exercises promote several beneficial effects to the human being, however, the action of that one as a therapeutic resource to stress has been much discussed. Thus, the present study has aimed to evaluate the association of socioeconomic levels and being physically active with stress. This is an exploratory research with a quantitative approach, carried out in a country town, in a sample composed by 779 respondents.

Nowadays according to increase number of vehicle and population in cities, traffic volume has increased sharply especially in centre area. Traffic volume has become an important issue in mobility pattern in the Central core of Mysore, as a famous city in India (city of palaces). Pedestrian movement is one of the considerable factors in urban planning and design, security of transportation system, flexibility of movement pattern. Since the Mysore is Hosts a significant population of tourists, it is necessary that pay more attention to pedestrian movement especially in central part of city.

In Mundemba city, many parents wanted their daughters to acquire western education beyond primary school level, or learn a skill, such as hairstylist, thus, be financially independent, accompanied with self-esteem. However, poverty prevented these parents from sponsoring their daughters in schools or in workshops. Hence, many girls dropped out from primary and secondary schools. On noticing the problem, some women in Mundemba city who had special skills created ‘Women Center’ with the intention of training drops out in various skills. After graduation, they were to find jobs.

The purpose of the present study was to compare the attitude towards research of Internet-users and Internet non-user university students on the basis of their stream differences. The sample of 600 post graduate students (300 Internet-users and 300 Internet non-users) were selected through simple random sampling technique from various departments of three faculties (faculty of Science, faculty of Social science and faculty of Arts) of University of Kashmir, (J&K)INDIA. Attitude towards Research Scale by Vishal Sood and Y. K. Sharma used to collect the data.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the relationship of serum levels of SIRT1 and 8-OHdG with the psychological variables of resilience, depression and cognitive performance. The study design was quantitative and transversal. Data analyzed from 160 participants of both sexes, aged 60 to 79 years, using the following instruments: SIRT1, 8-OHdG, Resilience Scale, Geriatric Depression Scale and Mini Mental State Examination by the Mann Whitney tests for mean comparison, Spearman correlation and multiple linear regression using the stepwise method.

The subject of this research are demographic changes that were notably determined by changes in economic, social, cultural, health, technical and technological development of the Republic of Srpska. The aim of this research is to define necessary concepts for comprehension of demographic aging process and to explore the trend of demographic movements in the Republic of Srpska. The contribution of research is consisted of ascertaining the economic and social consequences of demographic processes. Demographic movements in the Republic of Srpska have been extremely negative for a long time.

According to caraka samhita uttara basti dosage is Ardha pala matra of sneha i.e.25ml and According to sushruta samhita uttara basti dosage is prakuncha which is equal to one pala i.e.50ml of sneha. 12 Male patients suffering from symptoms of premature ejaculation (Shukragata vata) were selected from O.P.D and I.P.D. of Sri Dharmasthala Manjnatheshwara College of Ayurveda and Hospital, Hassan, fulfilling inclusion and exclusion criteria. On clinical study, it was found that the Uttara basti dosage i.e.