ICSS 2018
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Item The Most Influential Factors on Youth Female Unemployment Incidences in a Sri Lanka(4th International Conference on Social Sciences 2018, Research Centre for Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2018) Perera, K.B.P.; Kularatne, M.G.; Wehigaldeniya, W.G.D.S.Unemployment is one of the key measures of economic health. The unemployment rate indicates the degree of usage of productive resources available in an economy. Everyone would be employed at some wage to maximize the efficiency of an economy. The Purpose of this study is to identify the most influential factors behind the high rate of youth female unemployment incidences in Sri Lanka. The secondary data, concepts and definitions used in annual report of Labour Force Survey (LFS) in 2015which has conducted by Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) is used for this study. The data analysed most influential factor of the youth female unemployment incidences in Sri Lanka based on the analysis of Descriptive statistics, Pearson’s Chi Square test and independent sample T-test.The research revealed that independent variables such as Sector, Province, Ethnicity, Religion, Marital status, Family size, Number of dependents, Relation to the household head, Monthly income level, Educational level, Literacy in English/Tamil and Completion of training relevant to occupation or selfemployment are influential factors of the Youth female unemployment incidences of Sri Lanka. However, among those factors Monthly family income is the most influential factor. Other than the Monthly family income Province, Level of education and Completion of relevant training program are also more influential factors rather than other categorical variables. In addition to categorical variables, Family size and Number of dependents also more influential factors on Youth female unemploymentItem Understanding the customer Satisfaction level of the physical and human facilities in the fitness center. With special reference to Sugathadasa National Sport Complex Fitness Center(4th International Conference on Social Sciences 2018, Research Centre for Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2018) Silva, M.L.M.; Priyanjila, A.S.D.; Wehigaldeniya, W.G.D.S.; Pushpa Kumara, W.A.; Madusanka, R.W.B.M.D.In the present area, sports become a golden place in the whole world. Therefore countries spent a large amount of money to develop their sports facilities. Many people are using a fitness center to build or maintain their health, lifestyle, etc. there for many sports organizations have their owned fitness center. In the future fitness centers became a trend in society. The main purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between Customer Satisfaction (CS) with the Physical Environment Facility (PEF) and Human Facility (HF) on the fitness center. In this research approach, explanatory research style and deductive research approach. A sample group of this study includes customers in Sugathadasa National Sports Complex Fitness Center (SNSCFC). The simple random sampling method used for selecting the sample and closedended 150 questionnaires were used to collect data. The researcher used one-way ANOVA analysis to identify the significant difference between perceived facility value and demographic factors (gender, age, education, employment, income level) and chi-square analysis for identifying the relationship between both categorical variables. The descriptive results showed a significant association between CS & PEF and HF. PEF & HF have a significant relationship between customer satisfaction. According to the results, we observed a Strong association between the CS & PEF (P= 0.012), CS & HF (P=0.025). However, SNSCFC needs to develop their physical environment facilities for their customersItem Failures in Sport Talent Identification: A Case for “ADHISHTANA” Program(4th International Conference on Social Sciences 2018, Research Centre for Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2018) Wehigaldeniya, W.G.D.S.; Ubesekara, B.M.E.J.; Weerakoon, W.M.R.K.At present most of countries are paying attentions for Sport Talent Identification Programs (STIP). The main purpose of this study is to identify factors that lead to failures of STIP. In the context Sri Lanka, the unit of analysis of this study is a monitor of ADHISTANA STIP. The primary data collected from 180 sample representing 50% of the total population though the questioners survey. The data used the analysed exploratory factor analysis to identify the factors affects in failures of STIP. The research revealed that eleven factors: Lack of the knowledge about STIP, Incomplete planning of the players supervision, Lack of support, Lack of awareness, Political interference, Non-systematic evaluation process, Abuse collaboration on education system and sport, Inability to use of technology, Control under the several organizations, Disqualified coaches, Minimum capacity of human resources are influence in failures of STIP. The most affect failure on STIP was Lack of the knowledge in STIP. The least affect failure was as Non-systematic evaluation process. Therefore, it recommended these the Policy makers, Programmers, Physical Education teachers, Athletes, Coaches can be whiled the results of this study at the success of STIP