Vol 12 Issue 1 January 2024-March 2024

Abstract: This study explores the changing field of e-commerce, focusing on how important social media aspects affect consumers' online buying habits. We evaluated four hypotheses on live streaming, celebrity endorsement, promotional tools, and online reviews using regression analysis. The results show that these characteristics have a strong and favorable impact on people's intentions to purchase online, convincingly supporting all of the predictions.

Live Streaming emerged as a potent marketing tool, with those participating in live streaming activities expressing heightened intentions to shop online. Celebrity Endorsement proved to be a powerful influencer, positively affecting online shopping behavior. The effective use of Promotional Tools was found to substantially boost online shopping intentions. Positive Online Reviews were identified as a crucial factor shaping behavior, emphasizing the importance of managing online reputation.

The implications of these findings extend beyond academia, offering practical insights for businesses. Incorporating Live Streaming, Celebrity Endorsements, and effective Promotional Tools into online marketing strategies can captivate and engage audiences, ultimately increasing shopping intentions. Managing online reputation and fostering positive customer reviews are integral for enhancing brand credibility and trustworthiness in the digital landscape.

As e-commerce continues to shape the future of retail, businesses that recognize and integrate these factors into their strategies can effectively navigate the evolving online retail landscape, fostering stronger connections with consumers. This research contributes valuable insights, providing a roadmap for businesses seeking success in the digital age by staying attuned to the ever-changing dynamics of social media's impact on online shopping.

Keywords: Social Media, Covid-19, Online Shopping, Motivation, E Commerce.

Title: EVALUATING THE SOCIAL MEDIA’S EFFECT ON ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOR OF TURKISH CONSUMERS DURING THE COVID -19 PANDEMIC

Author: Lateef Ajibike AKINFOLARIN

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 134-140

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Published Date: 19-February-2024

Abstract: This study retrospectively assessed the project life cycle phase’s implementation on Project performance. Specifically, on delving into the Child-Centered Community Development (CCCD) Project that is being implemented by the Bamporeze Association in Rulindo District. The research, driven by specific objectives, aimed to assess the influence of project initiation, scrutinize the role of project planning, and evaluate the effect of project implementation on the CCCD project's performance. The study focused on a target population of 2,545 members residing in the Rukozo, Cyungo, and Base sectors, encompassing 12 Child-Centered Community Development Projects administered at the cell levels by the Bamporeze Association. The researcher deemed these respondents critical repositories of information regarding the economic well-being of the communities engaged in the CCCD Project. The sample size, comprising 346 respondents drawn from the targeted population of 2,557, underwent inferential data analysis techniques, including ANOVA and regression coefficients. The analysis revealed statistically significant outcomes, elucidating the intricate relationship between project initiation, planning, and implementation. 69.8% of respondents strongly agree that Beneficiaries were involved during the project initiation, and 64.0%, strongly agree that the project schedules specified during the planning phase were followed, The high mean score of 4.76 reflects a robust consensus on the positive impact of stakeholder involvement on project success whereby 65.1%, strongly agreed with it contributing to the overall performance of the CCCD project. The recommendations, shaped by historical data, accentuate the timeless importance of explicit project initiation, stakeholder engagement, flexible planning and responsive implementation for cultivating impactful and sustainable community development efforts. This historical retrospective, serving as a comprehensive guide, imparts valuable insights to project managers, governmental bodies, and donors, fostering informed decision-making for the effective and enduring advancement of community development endeavors in Rwanda.

Keywords: Child-Centered Community Development (CCCD), project planning, governmental bodies.

Title: ASSESSMENT OF PROJECT LIFE CYCLE PHASES IMPLEMENTATION ON PROJECT PERFORMANCE CASE STUDY: THE CHILD-CENTERED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (CCCD) PROJECT IMPLEMENTED BY BAMPOREZE ASSOCIATION IN RULINDO DISTRICT, RWANDA

Author: MUTORE DAVID

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 122-133

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Published Date: 07-February-2024

Abstract: Kenyan commercial banks have shown performance challenges in the recent years. This has been reflected in low market share, reduced competitive advantage as well as reduced strategic partnerships. This research sought to establish the effect of technology innovation strategy on performance of commercial banks in Nairobi City County. It adopted a descriptive research design targeting 39 commercial banks within Nairobi City County as at December 31st 2021. The respondents were 897 managers within the 39 commercial banks. The study sampled 90 managers using on stratified random sampling adopting primary data collected via semi-structured questionnaire. Nine participants from a sample of 90 were involved in the pilot test. For quantitative data descriptive statistics, correlation analysis and multiple regression was adopted for analysis. The study found that technology innovation strategy positively affected performance of commercial banks. The study recommends that the management of commercial banks in Nairobi city county should uphold technology innovation for improved performance. There is need for further research based on other factors influencing organization performance, other organizations, secondary data and other counties.

Keywords: Technology Innovation Strategy, Commercial Banks, Organizational performance.

Title: Technology Innovation Strategy and Performance of Commercial Banks in Nairobi City County, Kenya

Author: Kihara David Mwathi, Hannah Orwa Bula

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 110-121

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Published Date: 03-February-2024

Abstract: This study intended to examine students' school anxiety, as a predictor of students' academic achievement. The primary objective was to ascertain the existence of a correlation between school anxiety and academic achievement. Social cognitive theory (Albert Bandura, 1989), was used to guide this study. The research used an ex post facto research design, and was conducted in Kitui County, Kenya. This research targeted the entire form three students in government sponsored schools in Kitui County in 2023. The sample consisted of 400 students in form three who were chosen from 10 different schools. The schools and participants were selected through purposive and stratified sampling procedures. Simple random technique was also used. Examination records served as a tool for measuring students' academic achievement. Piloting of the study was done using 20 form three students in schools within Kitui County. The study used descriptive and inferential statistical procedures to analyze the data. Specifically, it used Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation Coefficient, Multiple regression. School anxiety had a significant negative relationship with academic achievement (r (386) = -0.24, P< 0.05). This study may benefit educational policymakers by providing them with insights on developing educational practices that make a school a more pleasant environment for its students.

Keywords: School Anxiety, Academic achievement, Relationship.

Title: SCHOOL ANXIETY AS A CORRELATE OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG FORM THREE STUDENTS IN KITUI COUNTY, KENYA

Author: Dorcas Mutanu Muimi, Dr. Samuel Mutweleli, Dr. Antony Ireri

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 100-109

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Published Date: 01-February-2024

Abstract: The influence of early childhood music on the physical and mental development of young children is a multifaceted and significant area of study. This abstract aims to examine the impact of music on the holistic growth of children, focusing on both their physical and mental well-being. Early exposure to music significantly affects the physical development of young children. Rhythmic patterns and melodies inherent in music stimulate movement and coordination, supporting the refinement of fine and gross motor skills. Musical activities such as dancing, singing, and playing instruments contribute to enhanced motor coordination and balance. Furthermore, engagement in music-related physical activities fosters a sense of rhythm and timing, crucial for a child's overall physical development. In addition to its physical impact, early childhood music has a substantial influence on the mental development of children. Musical experiences engage various cognitive processes, promoting language development, memory retention, and spatial-temporal skills. Moreover, music is an avenue for emotional expression, aiding in the development of emotional intelligence and social skills. Exposure to diverse musical styles cultivates creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities in young minds. Early childhood music profoundly impacts the holistic development of young children by fostering physical coordination, cognitive abilities, emotional expression, and social skills. Understanding these effects can guide parents, educators, and caregivers in leveraging music as a vital tool for nurturing the comprehensive growth of children in their early years.

Keywords: Early Childhood Development, Music Education, Physical Coordination, Cognitive Development, Emotional Intelligence.

Title: The Impact of Early Childhood Music on the Physical and Mental Development of Young Children

Author: Zhang Yinan, Paul Louie Serrano

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 96-99

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Published Date: 30-January-2024

Abstract: The rapid growth of China's civil aviation sector necessitates innovative developments in vocational education to meet the industry's evolving demands. This abstract explores the transformative initiatives in China's Civil Aviation Vocational Education, highlighting key strategies and their impact on workforce preparedness. Focusing on the integration of cutting-edge technologies, the abstract delves into how virtual reality simulations, artificial intelligence, and advanced aircraft systems are incorporated into the curriculum, providing students with practical, hands-on experiences. Moreover, the paper emphasizes the collaborative efforts between academic institutions and industry stakeholders, fostering a dynamic learning environment that aligns with real-world aviation challenges. By addressing the industry's skill gaps through tailor-made programs, China's civil aviation vocational education system aims to produce a workforce equipped with both traditional aviation expertise and contemporary technological proficiency. The paper also examines the role of international partnerships and knowledge exchange in shaping China's aviation education landscape. As the nation strives to become a global aviation hub, the innovative development of civil aviation vocational education emerges as a pivotal component in ensuring a skilled and adaptable workforce capable of navigating the complexities of the modern aviation industry.

Keywords: Aviation Education; Vocational Training; Technological Integration; Industry Collaboration; Workforce Preparedness.

Title: Innovative Development of China’s Civil Aviation Vocational Education

Author: Wu Di, Ramir S. Austria

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 91-95

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Published Date: 30-January-2024

Abstract: The aim of this research to analyze the fulfillment of children's rights to basic immunization to prevent disease and to analyze the state's efforts to fulfill children's rights to basic immunization. Human Rights are the rights possessed by humans which have been obtained and brought with them at the same time as their birth and presence in society. This right exists in humans without distinction of nation, race, religion, class, gender, because it is basic and universal. The human rights adhered to by Indonesia originate from Pancasila as the philosophy of the nation and state. Conceptually, human rights contained in Pancasila accommodate aspects of humans as individual creatures and social creatures. Recognition of human rights is principally reflected in the second principle of Pancasila. Children's rights are human rights that have been inherent since they were born into the world or are still in the womb based on existing laws and applicable laws and regulations, such as human rights regarding the right to complete physical, mental and social growth and development as well as the right to protection. from violence and discrimination by anyone based on the law as a guarantee so that in the future it can be useful for the nation, religion and family. One type of Human Rights that has just been included in the 1945 Constitution is the right to health which is stated in Article 28 paragraph (1), which reads "Everyone has the right to live in physical and spiritual prosperity, to have a place to live, and to have a good and healthy living environment and have the right to receive health services." Article 34 paragraph (3) states that the State is responsible for providing adequate health service facilities and public service facilities. Article 34 paragraph (4) reads "Further provisions regarding the implementation of this article are regulated by law." Based on the provisions of Article 28 and Article 34 of the 1945 Constitution, it is clear that the fulfillment of the right to health of every Indonesian citizen in the form of obtaining health facilities and public service facilities must be provided by the state.In practice, the Bulili Community Health Center as a representative of the government has fulfilled its obligation to provide immunizations to children as stipulated in Law no. 36 of 2009 concerning Health. The target or targets for immunization recipients have also been achieved, although there are still a handful of people who are reluctant to receive knowledge about immunization. Immunization has been carried out in accordance with applicable operational standards with competent workforce. Refusal to immunize children is based on parents' concerns about side effects that arise after injection and understanding of the long-term function of immunization for children. The immunization site has been recognized as clean, but there have been a number of complaints from posyandu visitors regarding accessibility, comfort and facilities. There are still people whose homes are quite far from the immunization site so they sometimes have to arrive late.

Keywords: immunization, children’s rights, government.

Title: Study of Immunization Services for Children as Government's Responsibility in Providing Health Services in Palu

Author: Fitra Kemalasari B., Sulbadana, Rahmat Bakri

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 77-90

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Published Date: 26-January-2024

Abstract: The study investigated the effect of strategic management practices on the performance of State corporations in Kenya. Specifically, the study investigated the effects of strategic planning, technological competitiveness, corporate governance practices, Total quality Management practices, Human resource management practices and Customer relationship management practices on the performance of State corporations in Kenya. The study adopted quantitative research with a survey design and Primary data was gathered by the use of closed ended questionnaires which were self-administered. Secondary data was obtained from the Corporations’ performance annual reports and manuals, textbooks, review articles and statistical databases. The theories that were used in the study were The competitive Advantage theory, the Stakeholders theory, Resource based Theory and the Agency theory.   The target population was all the State Corporations in Kenya. The study used stratified random sampling technique and Multiple regression to determine the relationship between the Strategic Management practices and Performances of State Corporations in Kenya. Analysis of inferential statistics was performed through  bivariate correlation analysis in order to confirm if there was a relationship between the research variables. Results of analysis showed that strategic competitive positioning practice, strategic Technology Adoption, strategic Corporate Governance Practice and strategic Total Quality Management Practice were all strongly correlated to performance of state corporations in Kenya.  The research concluded that Corporate level managers should formulate policies that guide the development of strategic competitive positioning and ensure involvement of stakeholders in the strategic management process. Management of the state corporations should also ensure that proper scanning of the environment is undertaken in order to enhance the ability of the organization to optimize and leverage on strategic choices. In addition, all the state corporations’ stakeholders should be adequately facilitated to efficiently and effectively execute their corporate obligations both individually and collectively.

Keywords: Strategic Management Practices, Performance, State Corporations.

Title: Effect of Strategic Management Practices on the Performance of State Corporations in Kenya

Author: Dr. Uzel Jean Mutindi Mzera

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 70-76

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Published Date: 26-January-2024

Abstract: This research aims to determine the perceptions of the people designated as informants and respondents so as to reveal the reasons for refusing to take part in booster vaccinations, both the third and fourth vaccinations in Palu City, Central Sulawesi from various perspectives, religious perspectives; sociocultural; medical, disbelief or from the perspective of ignorance. To find out the reasons for the informants, seven informants were selected, but three of them were categorized as ignored informants because they indicated they had inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, so only four of them were used as informants. To strengthen the informant's argument, 60 respondents were selected from two sub-districts, namely 30 people from Lolu Selatan Subdistrict, East Palu District and 30 people from Tondo Subdistrict, Mantikulore District. The interview results are expressed in a structured narrative while the questionnaire results are expressed in Likert scale groupings by determining the index percentage obtained from the five prepared answer criteria, namely Strongly Agree (SS), Agree (S), Disagree (KS), Disagree (TS) , and Strongly Disagree (STS). The theory used in dissecting interview results and questionnaire results is Perception Theory or what is known as Gibson's Theory of Direct Perception and Skinner Theory related to the responses a person receives. The results of the research show that (i) of the four informants who were interviewed in depth, they were divided into three points of view, namely believing that health does not come from anyone but from God and from oneself. From Allah as the ruler of the universe and from oneself through purifying the way of thinking and understanding through the heart and brain. The basis of the perspective is religious and psychosocial forces to create a healthy body. The health perspective of this first informant is the resultant of a health perspective and a psychosocial perspective. Meanwhile, the second informant saw that he felt worried about the stimulus received from social media, which influenced his decision because he was worried about the information obtained from Fake News. The perspective that is built is health and psychosocial as the basis for building the perception of refusing to receive the Booster vaccine. The third information starts from the perspective of ignorance because there is misinformation for him so he agrees with the booster vaccination but is not aware of the existence of this government program because his understanding is that the third vaccine is for those who have not been vaccinated at all. Meanwhile, the fourth informant was a stimulus received by his own sense of sight, so he believed that the booster vaccine could cause a high fever, instead of getting healthier, he actually suffered from illness other than Covid-19. The results of the Likert Scale analysis showed that of the 60 respondents, 40 percent agreed and 60 percent disagreed with the booster vaccine program, but none of the respondents had received the booster vaccine. Agree in terms of attitude but not in terms of attitude implementation.

Keywords: Determinants, Attitudes, Perspectives, Booster Vaccines.

Title: Determinant Factors of Community Rejection toward the Booster Vaccination Program Examined From Various Perspectives

Author: Muhammad Asep Dwitama, Muhammad Nur Ali, Muhammad Ardi Munir

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 63-69

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Published Date: 24-January-2024

Abstract: Democracy is the aspiration of humanity. In his revolutionary life, President Ho Chi Minh considered democracy as one of the goals and motivations to participate in revolutionary activities. He spent a significant amount of efforts studying, analyzing, and laying the foundation for the development of democracy in Vietnam. In Ho chi minh’s ideology, democracy is manifested in a rich and diverse way, among which the democratic work style of cadres and party members is an important component. According to him, practicing democracy is the key to the success of the revolution. Therefore, He placed great emphasis on the need for cadres and party members to develop a democratic work style.

Keywords: Ho chi minh’s ideology; style; democracy.

Title: HO CHI MINH'S IDEOLOGY ON DEMOCRATIC WORKING STYLE

Author: MA. Do Thuy Dung, Nguyen Anh Quan, Tran Danh Dao, Tran Duc Quyet, Phan Hoai Giang, Tran Thu Thao

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 59-62

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Published Date: 23-January-2024

Abstract: Compulsive buying or shopping addiction is a mental and behavioral health condition characterized by persistent, excessive, impulsive and uncontrollable desire to shop and spend in spite of severe psychological, social, occupational and financial consequences. Their entire pattern of living surrounds this behavior and caters to this need. It has an effect on mood, anger, stress, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, adjustment issues, eating and sleeping patterns. Persons suffering from the disorder tend to understand and evaluate their feelings poorly and have low tolerance for unpleasant psychological states such as negative moods. Engaging in such behavior for long can lead to feelings of regret, remorse, shame, guilt and even depression in some. Purchases are made in order to improve mood, cope with stress, gain social approval, recognition and improve self-image etc.

Covid 19 pandemic led to unprecedented restrictions imposed on all aspects of life including the desire to compulsively buy. This led to further complicating the ‘desire to buy urge’ and consequent mental health challenges. In accordance, the present study has been undertaken with a perspective to compile and review the available literature based on previous research realizing the relevance of understanding such psychological trends that define psychological health, and consumer market economies during pandemics and other challenging times.

As such, the present study was undertaken with a perspective on the relevance of such psychological behaviours and their impact on lifestyle and the economy in the long run. An attempt has been made here to review and compile the available literature from various sources on studies undertaken during and after the pandemic on this behaviour thus having heuristic and reference value for studies to be undertaken on this issue in the near future.

Keywords:  COVID -19 pandemic and Compulsive buying behaviors.

Title: Covid 19 and its impact on Compulsive buying behavior: Review of Literature

Author: Dr. Shahin Ghani

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 54-58

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Published Date: 23-January-2024

Abstract: This research delves into the fiscal discipline landscape, focusing on the compliance of the Indian state of Odisha with the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act of 2003. As the FRBM Act serves as a crucial framework for fiscal management, this case study explores the extent to which Odisha adheres to the stipulated fiscal targets, debt control measures, and overall fiscal prudence outlined in the Act. The study employs a comprehensive qualitative analysis of budgetary data, debt indicators, and fiscal performance metrics. By scrutinizing Odisha's adherence to the FRBM Act, this research aims to provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of fiscal policies and the state's commitment to sustainable and disciplined financial management.

Keywords: Revenue Deficit, Fiscal Deficit, FRBM Act, Fiscal Discipline. 

Title: Fiscal Discipline: A Case Study of Odisha’s Compliance with FRBM Act 2003

Author: Om Samadhan Hande

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 49-53

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Published Date: 16-January-2024

Abstract: This paper further investigates whether son preference, acting as a measure of male bias, could be used to explain a portion of the female wage gap. By investigating geographic patterns in son preference, I am able to isolate the sources of son preference and construct an estimate of the impact that son preference plays in wage discrimination while controlling for demographic factors. Utilizing these factors, I predict that son preference can account for approximately 5.4% of the female wage gap.

Keywords: gender discrimination, wage discrimination, son preference, demographics.

Title: GEOGRAPHIC FACTORS IN SON PREFERENCE AND WAGE DISCRIMINATION

Author: Brian Towell

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 44-48

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Published Date: 16-January-2024

Abstract: This study explores the relationship between teacher education level and student achievement through quantitative analysis. Through the analysis of the examination results and the teachers 'educational background data of Linyi Middle School, it is found that the educational level of the teachers has a significant impact on the students' academic performance. With the improvement of teachers 'educational level, students' test scores have also improved. We use the methods of qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis to analyze the collected data and interview data. The results show that the educational level of teachers is one of the important factors affecting students' academic performance. In order to improve students' performance, we should pay attention to improving the educational level of teachers, especially for those teachers with lower education background. In addition, we should improve the educational level of teachers according to the characteristics of different disciplines, so as to better promote the development of students.

Keywords: teacher education level, students' performance, quantitative analysis, influencing factors, education quality.

Title: Build a bridge of excellence: the relationship between teacher education level and student performance

Author: Zhao Hongliang, Jonas L. Depaynos

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 36-43

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Published Date: 11-January-2024

Abstract: This research was conducted as part of ENGIN-298 at Contra Costa College by Ali Ahmad Siddiqui with the assistance of Dr. Chao Liu from Fall 2022 to Fall 2023. Drug-use is a societal crisis that is in-need of desperate mitigation and alleviation. In this paper, we claim that machine learning algorithms are highly effective in assessing the likelihood for an individual to engage in the use of certain drugs. In particular, we show how machine learning algorithms can be trained using real- world data collected from users who consume a variety of different drugs in order to give insight into the drug-use for unknown individuals.

Keywords: certain drugs, societal crisis, machine learning algorithms.

Title: A Comparative Study of Machine Learning Algorithms for the Prediction of Drug-Abuse - A Classification Approach

Author: Ali Ahmad Siddiqui, Dr. Chao Liu

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Vol. 12, Issue 1, January 2024 - March 2024

Page No: 23-35

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Published Date: 05-January-2024