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The racial prejudice in American society with reference to kill a mocking bird

Thesis Info

Author

Ziaullah

Department

Department of English

Program

MA

Institute

International Islamic University

Institute Type

Public

City

Islamabad

Province

Islamabad

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2001

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

46

Subject

English

Language

English

Other

813.54 ZIR

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-01-06 19:20:37

ARI ID

1676721951176

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            ان کے چند ہی روز بعد یورپ کے ایک اور نامور فاضل ڈاکٹر پال کارس نے بھی انتقال کیا، ڈاکٹر موصوف کا مولد جرمنی تھا، لیکن مسکن امریکا تھا، وہ مشرقی فلسفہ و مذاہب کے عالم تھے، اور ہندو فلسفہ و مذہب سے انہیں خاص شغف تھا، چنانچہ فلسفہ گوتم بدھ وغیرہ پر ان کی متعدد تصنیفات ہیں، امریکا کا مشہور فلسفیانہ رسالہ موئسٹ انہیں کی ایڈیٹری میں نکلتا تھا۔ ( ’’مولوی عبدالماجد‘‘، جون ۱۹۱۹ء)

 

EFFECTS OF RELAXING MUSIC THERAPY ALONG WITH TASK-ORIENTED TRAINING OF LOWER LIMB ON BALANCE AND FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL

Background of the Study: To compare the effects of relaxing music therapy with task-oriented training of lower limbs on the balance and functional status in patients with chronic stroke. Methodology: This randomized clinical trial was conducted in three outpatient physiotherapy clinics in Lahore, Pakistan. A sample of 76 participants with chronic stroke, aged 40-60 years, and on assistance walking, were recruited through a purposive sampling technique. Individuals who had physical impairments and visual or hearing deficits were not included in the study. Group A received task-oriented training with routine physical therapy while Group B received Music therapy additionally. Three sessions on alternate days per week for eight weeks were given. Balance and functional independence were the outcome variables measured using the Berg Balance Scale and Functional Independence Measure respectively. Mann-Whitney U test and Friedman ANOVA were applied for between-group and within-group differences respectively. P-value was significant at ≤0.05. Results: The mean age of participants was 54.05 ± 3.64 years, the majority i.e., 55 (72.4%) were male, 46 (60.5%) had ischemic stroke and 53 (69.7%) were presented with left-sided weakness. A statistically significant difference was observed among both groups in balance (p =.000) and functional independence (p=0.000). The within-group difference was also significant for balance (p=0.000) and functional independence (p=0.000). Conclusion: The integration of relaxing music therapy, task-oriented training, and routine physiotherapy is effective in improving balance and functional independence in chronic stroke patients.

Effects of Socially Stratified Education on Linguistic Performance

Educational success is interlocked to linguistic proficiency which is highly associated to the life chances, income and well-being of a person (Battle & Lewis, 2002). This research contributes to an understanding that Linguistic ability is the currency with which students in higher education negotiate success however, inadequate linguistic skills have been known to be a significant barrier to academic and economic success (Gray, 1996; Pecorino & Dozier, 2000; Saville‐ Troike, 1984). The influences of stratification have been a well-established fact in literature however, the deliberation in maintaining the level of English ability varied across school systems and the range of factors that increase this variation has been a rather left out issue. Likewise, how specific implicit practices at institutional level translate into linguistic disparity and what that might mean for the life chances of individuals, economically challenged groups and our entire nation again has been an untouched issue. More specifically, this study investigated associations between immediate and long-term linguistic attainments of learners from different socioeconomic classes through the existing socially stratified educational system. The focus of the study is on explicating the process and the role of underlying factors that influence linguistic exposure and development towards a specific outcome. The research was conducted in three phases with a total of 1000 participants selected across socioeconomic divisions and stratified schools for detailed linguistic analysis and achievement comparisons. The results of this study showed the measures of linguistic proficiency between high, middle and low socioeconomic status groups. A strong socioeconomic gradient with respect to linguistic proficiency across social classes was observed with noticeable variations among social classes. This study revealed the increasing influence of stratified school systems in society and how they produce linguistic disparities and found out that early childhood socioeconomic circumstances and schooling together form a precise kind of exposure that accumulates overtime towards advantage or disadvantage, a finding that highlights the importance of early influences being translated in the development of linguistic proficiency in higher education which become deterministic across the life course. Based on these findings recommendations are given with implications for practice, policy and further studies.