The relationship between sense of coherence, theists and mental tension in physical education department city of Ilam

Sense of coherence, feeling that the whole person orientation and continuous and pervasive sense of confidence and dynamism in their lives and the world around him shows. In the most general sense theism believe there are one God and Goddess and mental tension and pressure means and the driving force of the tension. The research is an applied descriptive and correlational scrolling. The study population consisted of employees city of Ham Physical Education Department, the number 60 was chosen as samples. To collect data, questionnaires affinity, theists and mental tension were used. Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS 21 Software. Finally, the research hypotheses were examined by Spearman test and regression. The findings suggest that there is no significant relationship between sense of coherence and psychological tension but there is a significant positive relationship between sense of coherence and theism. It can be concluded that feel understood and felt being managed can increase a person's sense of theism and thus have a positive and significant relationship between sense of coherence and theism together. © Medwell Journals, 2016

The impact of cyclone Aila on the sundarban forest ecosystem

Climate change is expected to increase stress on mangrove forests across the globe in multiple pathways. Changes in sea level, temperature, tropical cyclones, saline water invasion, land inundation, ocean acidification, invasive species due to climate change. Livelihoods of above hundred million people depending on mangrove forest ecosystem services, mostly living in developing countries will be severely affected due to climate change. The impacts of recently occurred tropical cyclone Aila (May 25, 2009) on Sundarban mangrove forest ecosystem in Bangladesh has been assessed in this research in order to understand the possible impacts of climate change induced extreme weather events on forest ecosystem services. Time series of satellite images, socio-economic census data, focus group discussions (FGD) outcomes, and other ancillary information have been analyzed for this purpose. The study revealed that cyclone Aila caused incremental stresses on the socioeconomic conditions of coastal communities through rendering huge areas of land unproductive for a long time, and in some cases forever. People who were dependent on land resources for their livelihoods were forced to change their livelihood on forest resources, which in turn caused increased pressure on already stressed forest resources. It is concluded that increasing frequency and severity of climate change induced extreme events will certainly increase pressure on forest ecosystem services, which eventually may pose threat of extinction to biodiversity of Sundarban mangrove forest, if necessary adaptation measures are not taken