Subrata K Roy
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 73293 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Subrata K Roy |
| NOMBRES | Subrata K |
| APELLIDO | Roy |
| FIRMA | ROY S K |
| AFILIACIONES | City University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2847-1288 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Unveiling HRM dynamics through PLS model
This study investigates the relationship between human resource management (HRM) practices and talent turnover intention (TTI) with a sample from the Bangladeshi top-rated local and multinational companies operating in Bangladesh with the influences of pay satisfaction, empowerment, and participation on TTI. It also examines work engagement (WE) as a mediator and self-efficacy (SE) and organizational commitment (OC) as moderating variables. The d…
Generation Z’s Behavioral Factors Affecting Purchase Intention Through Social Media Portals
The objective of this study is to ascertain the behavioral factors that influence the online purchase intention (PI) of Generation Z. For this, it extended the theory of planned behavior (TPB) by incorporating five new concepts. We collected data using non-probability convenience and purposive sampling approaches. We surveyed 551 from Generation Z using a standardized questionnaire. The study adopted a hybrid approach that combines SEM with artif…
Moderated Mediating Effect of Behavioral Psychology on Generation Z’s Selfie-Posting Behavior
The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating and moderating effects of body appreciation and exhibitionism on the relationships between self-esteem, narcissism, and Selfie Posting Behavior (SPB), as well as on the moderating effect of attitude towards selfies (ATS) from the Generation Z perspective. The research comprised 414 samples through convenience sampling. The empirical data were analyzed using a hybrid SEM-artificial neural …
Leveraging Earned Value Management for Performance Optimization in Engineering Projects
Earned Value Management (EVM) project management technique is widely recognized and aims at the evaluation of cost, time, and scope of engineering projects’ general progress. This paper focuses on the importance of the Earned Value Management in improving cost and schedule performance, however, stressing on the potentiality in terms of predicting the results of project and the ways to manage it. This paper focuses on what is referred to as ‘Perfo…
Utilisation of public healthcare services by an indigenous group
A barrier to meeting the goal of universal health coverage in India is the inequality in utilisation of health services between indigenous and non-indigenous people. This study aimed to explore the determinants of utilisation, or non-utilisation, of public healthcare services among the Santals, an indigenous community living in West Bengal, India. The study holistically explored the utilisation of public healthcare facilities using a framework th…
Influence of confidence factors on e-learning acceptance for future use by university students
Prevalence of anaemia and associated factors among Oraon females of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India
Low haemoglobin level or anaemia is a health problem worldwide especially in developing countries like India. Anaemia is generally higher among indigenous groups compared to general population globally and females are specifically more prone to anaemia. However, studies are inadequate on indigenous groups of India. The aims of the study are to determine the prevalence of anaemia among the female Oraons of North 24 Parganas and to study the associ…
Developing emotional competence as a life skill among adolescents
Emotional competence is an essential social skill which recognizes, interprets and responds constructively to emotions in one and others. It can be included as a life skill because it helps people to function well in their environment. It ensures the emotional and social well being of the person, satisfying third SDG 1 -good health and well-being. Adolescence is a vulnerable human developmental stage. It is a period of emotional instability. In t…
Effect of socio-economic characteristics on fertility and under-five mortality
Fertility and under-five mortality are considered as key health indicators of a population. Both the fertility and under-five mortality varies accross countries, regions, ethnic groups and so on, which may bedue to disparities in socio-economic and cultural factors. The study aimed to better understanding the association of fertility and under-five mortality with selected socio-economic characteristics of the Santal labourer group of Birbhum dist…
Blood pressure and body composition of rural Oraons of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India
Prevalence of hypertension is increasing among indigenous populations of India. However, the relationship of body composition traits and hypertension among them is not known. Therefore, the objective of the study is to know the incidence of hypertension and associated body composition traits of rural Oraons. Data have been collected on socio-demographic characteristics, few lifestyle variables, anthropometric measurements and blood pressure from …
Life Table Analysis of a Small Sample of Santal Population Living in a Rural Locality of West Bengal, India
Life table calculation of small populations, especially of marginal populations, is difficult due to a small number of death records and lack of a systematic birth and death registry. The present study aimed to calculate a life table of a small sample of Santal population from Beliatore area of the Bankura district, West Bengal, India, using the recall method. The data on birth and death events were collected using house-to-house interviewing and…
Differences in Selected Health Traits between Occupational Groups among Oraons of Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal
Occupational health deals with diseases or injuries caused due to work. Different types of work cause different types of ill-effect on health and may cause changes in health traits; empirical studies on the issues are scanty. The present study aims to investigate the differences in selected health traits between two occupational groups of the same ethnic origin. Cross-sectional data collected on 357 adult Oraon labourers engaged in two different …
Health
There is scarcity of health information in many subpopulations in India, which needs to be explored for formulating effective public health policy. Studies on the tea garden population revealed that poor socioeconomic conditions, ignorance due to illiteracy, culture and food habit, overcrowding, and unhygienic living conditions make the population vulnerable to various communicable and noncommunicable diseases and malnutrition. Data were collecte…
Somatotype of the individuals with lower extremity amputation and its association with cardiovascular risk
Anthropometric somatotyping is one of the methods to describe the shape of the human body, which shows some associations with an individual's health and disease condition, especially with cardiovascular diseases (CVD). Individuals with lower extremity amputation (LEA) are known to be more vulnerable to the cardiovascular risk. The objectives of the present study are to report the somatotype of the individuals having lower extremity amputation, to…
Effect of skill on work productivity and physical body dimensions of the Oraon tea garden labourers of the Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal, India
Skill is one of the factors influencing labour productivity of manual labour. The present study aims to find out the possible relationship between skill and productivity and between skill and physical body dimension among the tea garden labourers of Northern West Bengal, India. Skill was measured by indigenously devised test protocols developed only for this purpose. Productivity or labour output was measured in terms of amount of tea leaves (in …
Anthropometric and Physiological Traits
Data on anthropometric and physiological parameters were collected as a part of an ongoing biomedical research project on 197 adult Oraon agricultural labourers of the Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal, India. The analysis of the present data focuses attention towards the nature and extent of changes in adulthood in respect of anthropometric and physiological traits. The results reveal that the height increases up to 35 years of age, then declines…
Factors affecting the work productivity of Oraon agricultural laborers of Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal
Factors affecting the work productivity of Oraon agricultural laborers of Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal
In developing countries like India, where the incidence of protein‐calorie malnutrition is high and mechanization is at a minimum, human labor provides much of the power for physical activity. This study presents anthropometric measurements, somatotypes, food intakes, energy expenditures, and work outputs of Oraon agricultural laborers of the Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal, in an attempt to identify the factors that predict high work productivi…
Factors influencing back strength and the changes due to age of the oraon agricultural labourers of jalpaiguri district, west bengal
Muscle strength is a major component of successful performance in almost every activity of daily living and it is critical to health and well-being. Anthropometric, blood pressure and strength measurements were taken from Oraon agricultural labourers of Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal. The data were analyzed to find out the differences between high and low back strength groups of both sexes in different traits of the parameters mentioned above…
Land-Labourer Relationship and Effect on the Working Efficiency
The aspect of worker productivity or efficiency of work is one of the interesting problems in the third world countries especially in the Indian context. The work productivity or efficiency of work depends on several factors including health and socio-cultural factors. In the present paper, three agrarian Or aon worker groups (landowner, sharecropper and daily labou rer) have been considered in order to see the differences in work output and to f…
Comparison of Somatotype of Two Oraon Occupational Groups of Jalpaiguri District, Northern West Bengal
Somatotype is basically done to assess human body built. The present study tries to relate human work per Tor ma nee and physique. New somatotype component rating method has been used to know the somatotype component ratings. In the present study, somatotyping methods has been applied to see the difference if any. with regards to body built between Oraon agricultural labourer and Oraon lea garden labourer of the same geographical region The findi…
Comparative study of physiological and anthropometric characteristics of high and low productivity workers in northern West Bengal, India
Lung functiion, selected hematological traits, blood pressures, and anthropometric dimensions were measured on adult Oraon tea garden laborers of both sexes from two tea gardens of Jaipaiguri district, northern West Bengal, India. The laborers were classified into two groups on the basis of work output or productivity, measured in terms of the quantity of green leaves plucked per day. The groups were similar in income, dietary pattern, and self‐r…
Anthropometric Variation in India
Weekly variation in work-output of pluckers in tea gardens in northern West Bengal
Data on daily work-output (kg of leaves plucked) of Oraon pluckers in tea gardens of Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal, India, are analysed. While on any particular day of the week there is no significant difference in work-output of males and females, there is a significant between-day variation in work-output for both sexes. Mean work-output steadily decreases as the week progresses, perhaps due to the cumulative effect of fatigue.
Food practices in contrasting populations
Sex Bias in Intrahousehold Food Distribution
Food practices in contrasting populations
Anthropometric Variation in India
Effects of altitude, ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation on adult anthropometric characters of eastern Himalayan populations
With a view to estimating the effect of altitude on body dimensions vis‐à‐vis ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation, a comprehensive multivariate statistical analysis was performed on data pertaining to 16 anthropometric characters collected from 1,103 individuals (643 males and 460 females) belonging to two ethnic groups—Sherpa and Lepcha. Samples were drawn from several locations in the eastern Himalayan region—Darjeeling an…
Factors influencing back strength and the changes due to age of the oraon agricultural labourers of jalpaiguri district, west bengal
Muscle strength is a major component of successful performance in almost every activity of daily living and it is critical to health and well-being. Anthropometric, blood pressure and strength measurements were taken from Oraon agricultural labourers of Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal. The data were analyzed to find out the differences between high and low back strength groups of both sexes in different traits of the parameters mentioned above…
Comparison of Somatotype of Two Oraon Occupational Groups of Jalpaiguri District, Northern West Bengal
Somatotype is basically done to assess human body built. The present study tries to relate human work per Tor ma nee and physique. New somatotype component rating method has been used to know the somatotype component ratings. In the present study, somatotyping methods has been applied to see the difference if any. with regards to body built between Oraon agricultural labourer and Oraon lea garden labourer of the same geographical region The findi…
Effects of altitude, ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation on adult anthropometric characters of eastern Himalayan populations
With a view to estimating the effect of altitude on body dimensions vis‐à‐vis ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation, a comprehensive multivariate statistical analysis was performed on data pertaining to 16 anthropometric characters collected from 1,103 individuals (643 males and 460 females) belonging to two ethnic groups—Sherpa and Lepcha. Samples were drawn from several locations in the eastern Himalayan region—Darjeeling an…
Sex Bias in Intrahousehold Food Distribution
Food practices in contrasting populations
Weekly variation in work-output of pluckers in tea gardens in northern West Bengal
Data on daily work-output (kg of leaves plucked) of Oraon pluckers in tea gardens of Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal, India, are analysed. While on any particular day of the week there is no significant difference in work-output of males and females, there is a significant between-day variation in work-output for both sexes. Mean work-output steadily decreases as the week progresses, perhaps due to the cumulative effect of fatigue.
Anthropometric Variation in India
Comparative study of physiological and anthropometric characteristics of high and low productivity workers in northern West Bengal, India
Lung functiion, selected hematological traits, blood pressures, and anthropometric dimensions were measured on adult Oraon tea garden laborers of both sexes from two tea gardens of Jaipaiguri district, northern West Bengal, India. The laborers were classified into two groups on the basis of work output or productivity, measured in terms of the quantity of green leaves plucked per day. The groups were similar in income, dietary pattern, and self‐r…
Comparison of Somatotype of Two Oraon Occupational Groups of Jalpaiguri District, Northern West Bengal
Somatotype is basically done to assess human body built. The present study tries to relate human work per Tor ma nee and physique. New somatotype component rating method has been used to know the somatotype component ratings. In the present study, somatotyping methods has been applied to see the difference if any. with regards to body built between Oraon agricultural labourer and Oraon lea garden labourer of the same geographical region The findi…
Land-Labourer Relationship and Effect on the Working Efficiency
The aspect of worker productivity or efficiency of work is one of the interesting problems in the third world countries especially in the Indian context. The work productivity or efficiency of work depends on several factors including health and socio-cultural factors. In the present paper, three agrarian Or aon worker groups (landowner, sharecropper and daily labou rer) have been considered in order to see the differences in work output and to f…
Factors influencing back strength and the changes due to age of the oraon agricultural labourers of jalpaiguri district, west bengal
Muscle strength is a major component of successful performance in almost every activity of daily living and it is critical to health and well-being. Anthropometric, blood pressure and strength measurements were taken from Oraon agricultural labourers of Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal. The data were analyzed to find out the differences between high and low back strength groups of both sexes in different traits of the parameters mentioned above…
Factors affecting the work productivity of Oraon agricultural laborers of Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal
Factors affecting the work productivity of Oraon agricultural laborers of Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal
In developing countries like India, where the incidence of protein‐calorie malnutrition is high and mechanization is at a minimum, human labor provides much of the power for physical activity. This study presents anthropometric measurements, somatotypes, food intakes, energy expenditures, and work outputs of Oraon agricultural laborers of the Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal, in an attempt to identify the factors that predict high work productivi…
Anthropometric and Physiological Traits
Data on anthropometric and physiological parameters were collected as a part of an ongoing biomedical research project on 197 adult Oraon agricultural labourers of the Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal, India. The analysis of the present data focuses attention towards the nature and extent of changes in adulthood in respect of anthropometric and physiological traits. The results reveal that the height increases up to 35 years of age, then declines…
Effect of skill on work productivity and physical body dimensions of the Oraon tea garden labourers of the Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal, India
Skill is one of the factors influencing labour productivity of manual labour. The present study aims to find out the possible relationship between skill and productivity and between skill and physical body dimension among the tea garden labourers of Northern West Bengal, India. Skill was measured by indigenously devised test protocols developed only for this purpose. Productivity or labour output was measured in terms of amount of tea leaves (in …
Somatotype of the individuals with lower extremity amputation and its association with cardiovascular risk
Anthropometric somatotyping is one of the methods to describe the shape of the human body, which shows some associations with an individual's health and disease condition, especially with cardiovascular diseases (CVD). Individuals with lower extremity amputation (LEA) are known to be more vulnerable to the cardiovascular risk. The objectives of the present study are to report the somatotype of the individuals having lower extremity amputation, to…
Differences in Selected Health Traits between Occupational Groups among Oraons of Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal
Occupational health deals with diseases or injuries caused due to work. Different types of work cause different types of ill-effect on health and may cause changes in health traits; empirical studies on the issues are scanty. The present study aims to investigate the differences in selected health traits between two occupational groups of the same ethnic origin. Cross-sectional data collected on 357 adult Oraon labourers engaged in two different …
Health
There is scarcity of health information in many subpopulations in India, which needs to be explored for formulating effective public health policy. Studies on the tea garden population revealed that poor socioeconomic conditions, ignorance due to illiteracy, culture and food habit, overcrowding, and unhygienic living conditions make the population vulnerable to various communicable and noncommunicable diseases and malnutrition. Data were collecte…
Life Table Analysis of a Small Sample of Santal Population Living in a Rural Locality of West Bengal, India
Life table calculation of small populations, especially of marginal populations, is difficult due to a small number of death records and lack of a systematic birth and death registry. The present study aimed to calculate a life table of a small sample of Santal population from Beliatore area of the Bankura district, West Bengal, India, using the recall method. The data on birth and death events were collected using house-to-house interviewing and…
Blood pressure and body composition of rural Oraons of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India
Prevalence of hypertension is increasing among indigenous populations of India. However, the relationship of body composition traits and hypertension among them is not known. Therefore, the objective of the study is to know the incidence of hypertension and associated body composition traits of rural Oraons. Data have been collected on socio-demographic characteristics, few lifestyle variables, anthropometric measurements and blood pressure from …
Effect of socio-economic characteristics on fertility and under-five mortality
Fertility and under-five mortality are considered as key health indicators of a population. Both the fertility and under-five mortality varies accross countries, regions, ethnic groups and so on, which may bedue to disparities in socio-economic and cultural factors. The study aimed to better understanding the association of fertility and under-five mortality with selected socio-economic characteristics of the Santal labourer group of Birbhum dist…
Developing emotional competence as a life skill among adolescents
Emotional competence is an essential social skill which recognizes, interprets and responds constructively to emotions in one and others. It can be included as a life skill because it helps people to function well in their environment. It ensures the emotional and social well being of the person, satisfying third SDG 1 -good health and well-being. Adolescence is a vulnerable human developmental stage. It is a period of emotional instability. In t…
Prevalence of anaemia and associated factors among Oraon females of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India
Low haemoglobin level or anaemia is a health problem worldwide especially in developing countries like India. Anaemia is generally higher among indigenous groups compared to general population globally and females are specifically more prone to anaemia. However, studies are inadequate on indigenous groups of India. The aims of the study are to determine the prevalence of anaemia among the female Oraons of North 24 Parganas and to study the associ…
Influence of confidence factors on e-learning acceptance for future use by university students
Moderated Mediating Effect of Behavioral Psychology on Generation Z’s Selfie-Posting Behavior
The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating and moderating effects of body appreciation and exhibitionism on the relationships between self-esteem, narcissism, and Selfie Posting Behavior (SPB), as well as on the moderating effect of attitude towards selfies (ATS) from the Generation Z perspective. The research comprised 414 samples through convenience sampling. The empirical data were analyzed using a hybrid SEM-artificial neural …
Leveraging Earned Value Management for Performance Optimization in Engineering Projects
Earned Value Management (EVM) project management technique is widely recognized and aims at the evaluation of cost, time, and scope of engineering projects’ general progress. This paper focuses on the importance of the Earned Value Management in improving cost and schedule performance, however, stressing on the potentiality in terms of predicting the results of project and the ways to manage it. This paper focuses on what is referred to as ‘Perfo…
Utilisation of public healthcare services by an indigenous group
A barrier to meeting the goal of universal health coverage in India is the inequality in utilisation of health services between indigenous and non-indigenous people. This study aimed to explore the determinants of utilisation, or non-utilisation, of public healthcare services among the Santals, an indigenous community living in West Bengal, India. The study holistically explored the utilisation of public healthcare facilities using a framework th…
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