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International Postgraduate Research Conference – 2018

19th Conference on Postgraduate Research

International Postgraduate Research Conference

2018

Faculty of Graduate Studies

University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka

Conference Programme

05th December 2018

Faculty of Graduate Studies

University of Kelaniya

Sri Lanka

www.fgs.kln.ac.lk

http://www.kln.ac.lk/fgs


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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................ i

About IPRC 2018 ....................................................................................................................... 1

Conference Committee .............................................................................................................. 2

A Special Note About the Program Book .................................................................................. 4

IPRC 2018 Information.............................................................................................................. 5

Instruction for Poster Presentations ........................................................................................... 6

The Conference Venue .............................................................................................................. 7

The Faculty of Graduate Studies................................................................................................ 8

Programme Overview ................................................................................................................ 9

Programme Schedule ............................................................................................................... 10


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About IPRC 2018

The International Postgraduate Research Conference 2018 of the Faculty of Graduate Studies is a

multidisciplinary conference that addresses issues and emerging concepts in the Science, Social

Sciences, Humanities, Medical Sciences, Commerce & Management Studies, Computing &

Technology and the role they play in scientific, economic, social, cultural and sustainable

development. The event will provide a platform for practitioners, academics, policy makers,

researchers and postgraduate students to share their experience and expertise through the presentation

of high-quality research.

The conference this year will include a keynote address by Dr. Kunihiro Hamada (President of

Shinshu University, Japan).


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Conference Committee

Convener: Professor D.M. Semasinghe

Vice Chancellor

University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka

Conference Chair: Professor Ariyarathna Jayamaha

Chief Editor: Professor P.M.C Thilakaratne

Faculty Co-ordinators :

Faculty of Commerce & Management Studies: Dr. D. Edirisinghe

Faculty of Computing & Technology: Dr. S. R. Liyanage

Faculty of Humanities: Ms. R.K.M.C. Ranaweera

Faculty of Medicine: Dr. Anura Dissanayake

Faculty of Science: Dr. (Mrs.) D.S.M. De Silva

Faculty of Social Sciences: Dr. Chaminda Abeysinghe

Conference Secretary: Mr. K.B.S.L. Wijeratne

Financial Coordinator: Mr. H. M. N. C. Herath

Administrator Conference Management System: Ms. M.S. Hettiarachchi


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Welcome to the

19th Conference on Postgraduate Research

“International Postgraduate Research Conference”

IPRC 2018


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A Special Note about the Programme Book

The University of Kelaniya is moving towards becoming the first university to

successfully adopt green practices in Sri Lanka. We are beginning to move towards a

‘paperless’ society. In keeping with the concept, we have decided to offer the essential

information that participants would require in print form. The rest of the information

is offered online. This year, the conference was organized using an online conference

management platform that facilitated a smooth organizing process and better data

management in registration and reviewing. We hope participants would appreciate our

new initiative.

The online programme: offers session information, time, date, author information and

title of abstract

The conference programme book: offers conference information, time, date and venue

Abstract and author information book: available online in PDF format offers full

author information

Online information will be available through the conference web site. All online

information will be accessible on your smart phone or iPad through the IPRC web

site. To obtain access to the IPRC web page, please scan the QR code. Wi-fi facilities

are available at the conference venue.

General Conference Information:

If you need any technical or internet support in a conference room, please feel free to

contact the conference volunteer/ Event Management Team.

Photographer Information

There will be an official photographer at the conference.


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IPRC 2018 Information

Registration Fees:

Category Fee

Participants from Foreign Countries

Presenters

Participants

USD 100

USD 50

Local Participants

Presenters

Participants

4,500 LKR

2,000 LKR

Registered students (currently registered students) of the

Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya

2,500 LKR

Permanent Staff of the University of Kelaniya Free*

Instructions for Oral Presentations

All rooms will be equipped with a computer and data projector. The operating system will be

Windows 8 Professional and available software will be Microsoft Office Professional

(including MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel), Adobe Acrobat, Windows Media Player,

and Flash Player).

Oral Paper Sessions

Oral presentations will be 10 minutes in duration, with an additional 5 minutes allotted for

questions and answers. Presenters are requested to save their presentations on laptops at the

venue prior to their session. It is strongly recommended to the presenters to email their final

presentations to [email protected]

Conference Sessions

The duration of a paper presentation is 15 minutes.


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Instruction for Poster Presentations

Poster display boards will be proved for all presenters. The maximum poster size is 115cm

high x 88cm wide (i.e., it is requested that posters be of ‘portrait’-style orientation). Content

must be easily read at a distance of 150cm. A poster printed on the large sheet is encouraged.

Individual posters will be allocated specific spaces in the display area, according to themes

determined by the Scientific Committee (refer to poster session programme for further

information).

The display area will be adjacent to the venue for the oral sessions and refreshments breaks.

Posters should be placed on the poster board as early as possible from the start of the

conference and ideally should remain on display for the duration of the conference.

For ease of referencing, a unique code has been assigned to each presentation;

Abstract ID

The letter string in the first position refers to title of the conference - IPRC.

Second position refers to the year “2018”.

The number in the third position refers to the number of the abstract ID.

Session Guideline

Example:

MO/01/K013/11.00-13.00

MO = Session Morning/Evening

01 = Panel Number

K013 = Room Number

11.00-13.00 = Session Time


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The Conference Venue

The University of Kelaniya has its origin in the historic Vidyalankara Pirivena, founded

in 1875 as a center of learning for Buddhist monks. It was one of the two great national

centers of traditional higher learning, heralding the first phase of the national

movement and national resurgence. With the establishment of modern Universities in

Sri Lanka in the 1940s and 1950s, the Vidyalankara Pirivena became the Vidyalankara

University in 1959, later the Vidyalankara Campus of the University of Ceylon in 1972

and, ultimately, the University of Kelaniya in 1978.

Today, the University of Kelaniya is one of the major national Universities. It is located

just outside the municipal limits of Colombo, in the ancient and historic city of

Kelaniya, on the north bank of the Kelani River. It has two major campuses, seven

locations, six faculties and four institutions. The University of Kelaniya has pioneered a

number of new developments in Higher Education. It was one of the first Universities

to begin teaching science in Sinhala, and also the first to restructure the traditional Arts

Faculty into three separate Faculties of Humanities, Social Sciences and Commerce and

Management. It also has several unique Departments not generally found in the Sri

Lankan University system and some Kelaniya innovations have been adopted

subsequently by other Universities. These include the Departments of Industrial

Management and Microbiology in the Faculty of Science; Departments of Linguistics,

Fine Arts, Modern Languages and Hindi in the Faculty of Humanities; and Mass

Communication and Library and Information Sciences in the Faculty of Social

Sciences. In the year 2016 a new faculty has been established, Faculty of Computing

and Technology.

In keeping with its historical root, the University is one of the national centers of

excellence in Pali and Buddhist Studies and related fields. It has long established and

well-developed Departments of Pali and Buddhist Studies (incorporating chairs in

Buddhist Civilization and Buddhist Philosophy), Sanskrit, Linguistics, Philosophy,

Sinhala, and Hindi, as well as the Postgraduate Institute of Pali & Buddhist Studies.

Kelaniya also maintains close links with the Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka

(whose Vice-Chancellors have often been drawn from the University of Kelaniya

Faculty). Thus, the University of Kelaniya forms the centre of an academic complex,

specializing in modern developments in traditional disciplines. It also retains a close

link with its mother institution, the Vidyalankara Pirivena, whose Head is also the

Chancellor of the University. At the same time, the University of Kelaniya has a

modern and multi-cultural structure and perspective, with the Faculties of Science,

Medicine, Social Sciences, Humanities, Commerce & Management and Computing and

Technology and a strong base in modern languages, including the teaching of Chinese,

English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Russian, Tamil, and Modern Linguistics.

Presently engaged in extensive restructuring as it enters the 21st century, the University

of Kelaniya looks forward to a new phase in its 125-year history of development.


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The Faculty of Graduate Studies

The Faculty of Graduate Studies is one of the 7 faculties at the University of Kelaniya.

It offers a variety of programmes, ranging from postgraduate diploma level to doctoral

level. Currently, there are over fifty-two programmes offered by the various Faculties

and institutions, leading to a Master’s degree. Some of the courses are based only on

course work, while others are based on research, and some others are a mix of course

work and research. Course work at FGS means face-to-face teaching as in a traditional

university. These courses are usually conducted during weekends or evenings, to enable

people who are already employed to enhance their knowledge and skills. In order to be

more accessible, the FGS hopes to launch distance learning modules in the near future.

Postgraduate study at MPhil (Master of Philosophy) and PhD (Doctor of Philosophy)

levels are possible in each Board of Study of the Faculty of Graduate Studies,

University of Kelaniya. These programmes tend to build on the skills acquired at

undergraduate and Master’s levels. They involve an applicant being assigned to a

supervisor for guidance in conducting research. The applicant and supervisor/s work

together to achieve the objectives of the research programme.


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Programme Overview

Time Venue Activity

05th December 2018

08.00 am -08.50 am K2 003 - Auditorium Pre-conference Registration

08.50 am -09.10 am

K2 003 - Auditorium

Opening Ceremony

Arrival of Guests

Lighting of the Traditional Oil Lamp

Conference Video

09.10 am -09.15 am K2 003 - Auditorium University Anthem

09.15 am -09.25 am

K2 003 - Auditorium Welcome Address,

Prof. Ariyarathna Jayamaha

Dean/ FGS & Chair IPRC 2018

09.25 am -09.35 am

K2 003 - Auditorium Address by Chairman - Research Council,

University of Kelaniya,

Senior Professor N.P. Sunil Chandra

09.35 am -09.45 am

K2 003 - Auditorium Address by Chief Guest

Prof. D.M. Semasinghe

Vice-Chancellor, University of Kelaniya

09.45 am -10.15 am

K2 003 - Auditorium Keynote Speech

Dr. Kunihiro Hamada

President of Shinshu University, Japan

10.15 am -10.20 am

K2 003 - Auditorium Vote of Thanks

Mr. K.B.S.L. Wijeratne

Senior Assistant Registrar - FGS & Secretary IPRC

2018

10.20 am -10.25 am

K2 003 - Auditorium National Anthem and End of the Inaugural Ceremony

10.25 am -10.45 am K27 001 Refreshments

10.45 am -12.45 pm Parallel Sessions

12.45 pm -01.30 pm K27 001 Lunch Break

01.30 pm- 03.00 pm Parallel Sessions

03.00 pm -03.15 pm K27 001 Tea Break

03.15 pm -05.00 pm

Parallel Sessions


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Programme Schedule

MO/01/ K1-201 (10:45-12:15)

Room No: - K1-201(Kekulawala Hall-1: Faculty of Social Sciences)

Computing and Technology - 01 Moderator

Time Abstract ID Page No

Presenter Title

Session Chair- Dr. S.V.G.S. Jayalal Dr. Chathura Rajapaksha Dr. K.G.H.D. Weerasinghe

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/35 16 Kawther M Musthafa Cellular Antenna Network Optimization based on ‘Timing Advance

Profile’ of ‘Dedicated mode Mobile Stations’

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/105 17 Samankumara Hettige Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Cloud Storage Among The Medical Students at Faculty of Medicine, University of Kelaniya

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/123 13 Sachini V.S. Gunasekara Effective Domain Specific Stopwords Generation for Sinhala Text

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/133 14 Gaya M Weerasinghe Literature Review on Usability of Mobile Application

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/175 15 Thisaru Rathnayaka The Role of Rashomon Effect in the Success or Failure of Software

Development Requirement Gathering Process

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/187 18 Sandyani Saroja Pussepitiya Process Modelling And Analysis of Discrete Part Manufacturing For

System Integration


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MO/01/MBA Hall-1(10:45-12:00)

Room No: - MBA Hall-1

Commerce & Management Studies - 01

Moderator Time Abstract ID Page

No Presenter Title

Session Chair-

Prof. R.P.C.

Ranjani

Dr. C.N

Wickramasinghe

Prof. C.

Pathirawasam

10.45 -11.00 IPRC/18/12 09 YMWGPK

Udurawana Determinants of tourists’ destination loyalty. (With special

reference to the sacred areas at Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka)

11.00 -11.15 IPRC/18/16 01 Shaminda A

Samaraweera Methodological Issues in Forecasting Corporate Failure: A

Systematic Literature Review

11.15 -11.30 IPRC/18/209 11

Sandagiri

Pathirannehalage

Nipuna N

Sandagiri

Banking Sector Customer Centric Service Culture and Corporate

Customer Bank Behavior

11.30 -11.45 IPRC/18/268 06 Suranga Prabath

Weerasekara Factors Affecting Technological Issues in Diary Industry, With

Special Reference to the Large-Scale Firms in Sri Lanka

11.45 -12.00 IPRC/18/279 12 Korathotage K

Tilakasiri The Banking, Insurance and Finance Sector’s Contribution to

Sustainable Growth: Evidence From Sri Lanka.


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EV/02/ MBA Hall-1 (01:30-03.15)


Commerce & Management Studies - 02


No Presenter Title

Session Chair-

Prof. Chamaru De

Alwis

Dr. D.M.R.

Dissanayake

Dr. Ruwam

Abeysekara

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/8 08 Chinthaka A

Kankanmage

The Effects of Working Capital Management on the Profitability

of Plantation and Power Energy Sector in Sri Lanka

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/28 10 Krishan I

Kumarapeli

Success Entrepreneurs’ are Externally Locus of Control:

Examination of the Venture Performance

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/55 02 Prabu

Premkumar

Impact of Service Quality Factors on Customer Satisfaction:

Special Reference to Public Banking Sector in Kandy City

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/147 03 Iliya Garba

Mediating the effect of working capital on the relationship

between entrepreneurship education and small business

management in Gombe state

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/222 04

Ashindhri M. S.

Fernando

Impact of Electronic Word-of-Mouth Marketing on Customer

Purchase Intentions: A Case Study of the Food and Beverage

Industry with Specific Reference to Elephant House- Ceylon Cold

Stores PLC, Colombo District

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/240 05 Dinali C De

Livera

Impact of Social Media Marketing on Customer Purchase

Intentions: A Survey on The Tourism Industry With Specific

Reference To The Top 5 Hotel Groups Within The Colombo

District

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/278 07 I Wellmilla

The Moderating Effect of Ethnicity on Relationship between Role

Demands and Work-Life Balance among Women Lecturers in Sri

Lanka


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MO/01/ MBA Hall-2 (10:45-01.00)


Medical Sciences - 01 Moderator Time Abstract ID Page No Presenter Title

Session Chair- Prof. Aranjan L

Karunanayake

Dr. Sanjeewa

Padumadasa

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/32 20 Asha D. N.D.

Wijegunawardana

Potential use of a combined sterile insect technique (SIT) and

Wolbachia-based approach for the control of the dengue vector Aedes

albopictus in Sri Lanka.

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/33 21 Dileepa

Ediriweera

Evaluating temporal patterns of snakebite in Sri Lanka: the potential

for higher snakebite burdens with climate change

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/106 25 Jeevanie

Harishchandra

Sterile Insect Technique for controlling Aedes albopictus (Skuse); Sex

separation and mating competitiveness

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/108 26 Gayan P. W. K.

Withanage Detection of dengue viral migration to Sri Lanka

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/144 28 Surangi N

Jayakody

Quality of Life in Dementia Patients: Cross-Cultural Adaptation and

Validation of Sinhala version of Dementia Specific Quality of Life

(DEMQOL) in Sri Lanka

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/174 31 Shihari Lakshani

Karunathilake

The Adaptation and Validation of Stroke and Aphasia Quality of Life

(SAQOL-39)Scale for the Sinhala Language in the Sri Lankan Context

12.15-12.30 IPRC/18/192 47 Rumal K.R.

Induwara

Isolation of a potential microbial agent for controlling dengue vector

mosquitoes in Sri Lanka

12.30-12.45 IPRC/18/251 37 N.W.B.A.L.

Udayanga

Laboratory Evaluation of the Bio -control Efficacy of Selected

Copepods on Dengue Vectors of Sri Lanka

12.45-01.00 IPRC/18/253 39 N.W.B.A.L.

Udayanga

A Statistical Approach to Define Thresholds for Dengue Epidemic

Management in Akurana Medical Officer of Health Area, Kandy

District of Sri Lanka


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EV/02/ MBA Hall-2 (01:30-03.30)


Medical Sciences – 02

Moderator Time Abstract ID Page No Presenter Title

Session Chair-

Prof. P.S.

Wijesinghe

Dr. Menaka

Hapugoda

1.30- 1.45 IPRC/18/41 22 Elilnangai

Thamilchelvan

Developing and pilot- testing a post - stroke dysphagia screening

protocol for Speech and Language Therapists in the Sri Lankan

context.

1.45 - 2.00 IPRC/18/66 23 Thamal L.G.T

Darshana

Possible application of Sickling test in haemoglobinopathy

screening of Sri Lanka

2.00 - 2.15 IPRC/18/94 24 K. M. Chandimal

Morphology and morphometry of Purana (old) villages:

Pidurangala, Thalkote, Nagalawewa and Diyakepilla at Sigiriya

suburbs, Sri Lanka

2.15 - 2.30 IPRC/18/152 29 Maheshika

Kumudunie

Comparison of three carbapenemase producing enterobacteria

(CPE) detection methods

2.30 - 2.45 IPRC/18/157 46 Esini Thilanka

Jagoda

Assessment of Caring Behavior of Nurses in Sri Lanka:

Perspective of Patients and Student Nurses

2.45 - 3.00 IPRC/18/191 32 Thilini Nisansala

Optimization of a multiplex PCR for the identification of

Acinetobacter species isolated from clinical specimens: a

preliminary study

3.00 - 3.15 IPRC/18/206 33 Nuwan I L A N

Darshana

Assessment of motivation for rehabilitation among male illicit

drug users in rehabilitation centers of Sri Lanka

3.15 - 3.30 IPRC/18/216 34 Gayathri

Hettiarachchi

Implementation of an Online Histopathology Reporting System in

the Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, University of

Kelaniya


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MO/01/K3 - 202 (10:45-12:30)

Room No: - K3 - 202 (Board Room- Faculty of Social Sciences)

Science 01


No Presenter Title

Session Chair-

Prof. B.M

Jayawardena

Dr. D.L Jayaratna

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/34 50 Surangi Menaka

Fernando Evaluation of glycemic index of a product of Saccharum officinarum

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/51 53 Thulani

Dayarathna

A phage indicator model for in-vitro evaluation of antiviral drugs

used in Ayurvedic and traditional medicine

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/71 54

Pradeepika

B.A.M

Siriwardhana

Microbiological quality of cow’s milk produced by small scale

farmers in Lankapura, Polonnaruwa district, 2018

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/73 55 Harshani

Algama

Determination of antioxidant and antimicrobial activities of Psidium

guineense Sw. leaf extracts fractioned based on polarity

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/93 58 Sanjaya NMS

Hettigedara

Macronutrients management of CKD patients and effect on

biochemical parameters and the clinical outcome

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/211 67 Ruwan T Perera

Analysis of Drinking Water quality related to Chronic Kidney

Disease of unknown etiology (CKDu) of a disease prevalent area in

Polonnaruwa district

12.15-12.30 IPRC/18/219 69 Lakmali

Handagiripathira

Assessment of the heavy metal concentrations in Mangrove leaves of

Negombo lagoon


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EV/02/ K3 - 202 (01:30-03:30)

Room No: - K3 - 202 (Board Room- Faculty of Social Sciences)

Science 02


Session Chair-

Prof. A

Pathirathne

Prof. R.A.S.P

Senanayake

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/43 52 Harsha H

Hapugaswatta

Expression changes in putative target genes of differentially

expressed miRNA as early biomarkers for severe Dengue

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/79 56 Koshila

Ranasinghe

Antagonist potential of Vorticella microstoma on the larval

development of Culex gelidus and Aedes aegypti

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/100 59 Dilani R

Dalpadado

Oviposition preference of Aedes albopictus (Diptera: Culicidae) at

domestic and peri-domestic settings in Gampaha Medical Officer of

Health (MOH) of Sri Lanka

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/151 62 Asiri Nisansala Protective effect of coconut oil meal phenolic antioxidants on

mitochondrial DNA damage in HEp-2 human epithelial cells

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/200 64 Mangala

Yatawara

Removal of Heavy Metals From Sewage Sludge By Floating

Macrophytes; Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms., Pistia stratiotes

L. And Salvinia molesta Mitch

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/208 66 Madusha

Lakmali

Green Algal and Cyanobacterial heavy metal removers isolated from

Kandy Lake and Mid Canal

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/215 68 Tharani

Fernando

Cadmium, Chromium and Lead Burden in Cooked Rice in Chronic

Kidney Disease of Unknown Etiology (CKDu) Prevalent Areas

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/241 71 N.W.B.A.L.

Udayanga

Knowledge and Attitudes of Vegetable Farmers on Organic Farming:

A case Study from Anuradhapura District


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EV/03/ MBA Hall-3(01:30-02:30)


Science 03


Session Chair –

Prof.

K.D.K.D.D.D

Jayasuriya

Dr.

S.R Liyanage

1.30- 1.45 IPRC/18/37 51

Roshan

Fernando

Fabrication of CZTS/Cu2O solar cell

1.45 - 2.00 IPRC/18/141 60 H. Y. R.

Atapattu Electrodeposited ZnS thin films for NO2 gas sensing applications

2.00 - 2.15 IPRC/18/207 65 T. P. D. Pieris Design and Implementation of Smart Standalone Gas Fire Security

System for Domestic Usage

2.15 - 2.30 IPRC/18/267 72 Damith

Weerasinghe

Application of GIS in Construction Planning and Management towards

Sustainable Development


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MO/01/K2 - 002 (10:45-12:30)

Room No: - K2 - 002 Social Sciences - 01


Session Chair -

Dr. T.W.K.O.

Nayanapriya

Dr. M.Y.N.

Mendis

Dr. R.D.P.S.

Rajapaksha

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/20 174 Sarasi Chaya

Bandara

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11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/74 181 Anusha Pathiraja Sri Lankan Women and Sexual Harassments at Workplaces: In

Search of Law Reforms.

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/85 184 Rajitha N

Rukshan

A Descriptive Analysis on Political Motivation for Illegal Migration

in Post War Period (A Case Study on Illegal Immigration to

Australia)

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/101 189 D.H.A.S.

Somarathna

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11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/132 192

Dinesh

R.W.B.M.

Madusanka Y%S ,xldfõ m%dfoaYSh wdKavqlrKh ;=< úoHqq;a rdcH fiajdfõ l%shdldrS;ajh

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/212 195 S.M. Thilini M.

Samanmalee

The measures that were taken by the governmental and non-

governmental organizations in Sri Lanka and Germany for

sustainable development of senior citizens. A Comparison

12.15-12.30 IPRC/18/274 201 Priyantha

Wasala Mudalige

Impact of Provincial Councils of service delivery within the

intergovernmental relations: with reference to decentralization in Sri

Lanka


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EV/02/K2 - 002 (01:30-04.00)



Session Chair -

Dr. M.G.

Kularathna

Prof. G. M

Henegedara

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/6 135

Tharaka

Nuwanthi

Perera

Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning; Based On Wewala West

GN Division

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/14 173 Salihu Mr

Abdullahi

Export Diversification and Economic Growth in Nigeria: An

Application of ARDL Model

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/22 138 Kalpani L

Gunathilaka

The Impact of Shrimp Farming on the Diversity of Mangroves in

Puttalam Lagoon, Sri Lanka

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/52 144 Binara

Angammana

Intra-Household Food Sharing in a Selected Semi Urban Area in Matale

District: A Case Study

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/98 188 Asankha

Pallegedara

Socio-economic inequalities in self-reported non-communicable health

diseases in Sri Lanka

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/197 162 Helani U.

Gunasekara Impact of Banking Services on Deposit Mobilization in Sri Lanka

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/198 163 Kanchana

Karandawala

Social Work Intervention for Women Empowerment through Self-

employment

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/217 196

Hashini R

Kelani

Arachchige

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3.30-3.45 IPRC/18/273 200 Buddhika W

Hettiaracchchi Indo-Sri Lanka Trade Relations: Trend and Way Forward

3.45-4.00 IPRC/18/277 203 Thanura Silva Changing Crop Pattern in Central Highlands of Sri Lanka; Reasons and

consequences (A case study of Aranayaka Samasara Mountain area)


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MO/03/K1 – 204 (10:45-12:45)

Room No: - K1 – 204 (Kekulawala Hall -4: Faculty of Social Sciences) Social Sciences - 03


No Presenter Title

Session Chair-

Dr. Chandima

Bogahawaththa

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/38 175 Eranjan E.M

Ekanayaka YS% ,xldfõ ixpdrl l¾udka;fha iajNdjh yd m%j¾Okh ^fld<U Èia;s%lalh weiqfrkA&

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/48 143 Tharanga N

Wijesooriya

Issues and influences affecting the global tourism and hospitality

Industry

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/114 153 Chathurika D

Senarathna

Identification of the Potentials to Diversify the Cultural Tourism

Product by Promoting Agri Tourism (Special reference to

Polonnaruwa Region)

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/121 190 Sugandika

Anuradi Perera Y%S ,xldfõ ixpdrl l¾udka;h m%j¾Okh iy my;rg k¾;k l,dj

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/225 167 Apeksha Ishani

Embuldeniya

Conceptual framework for promoting Food Tourism in Pettah, Sri

Lanka

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/235 168 Ayodya Perera Rural Tourism and Rural Household Economic Development in Sri

Lanka

12.15-12.30 IPRC/18/275 202 Thashila Yohani The Future of Travel Agencies in Sri Lanka

12.30-12.45 IPRC/18/281 131 ta'ã' rùkaø r;akisß

wkqrdOmqr hq.fhaa kd.rdc uqr.f,ys we;=<;a ksê rEm


IPRC_2018 21

EV/04/ K1 – 204 (01:30-04:30)

Room No: - K1 - 204 (Kekulawala Hall -4: Faculty of Social Sciences)

Social Sciences - 04


Session Chair -

Mr. L.A. de

Silva

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/4 134 Madhawa T

Jayasinghe rdjh mqj;amf;a NdId Ndú;h

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/45 141 Ishuru H.A

Kaushalya wêlrK wmydi kS;sh" NdIKh iy m%ldYk ksoyi

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/57 178 Deepthi Jayarathna Use of Haptics: Ethical Considerations of the Process of

Communication in the Family

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/62 146 Maniyangama

Jayasingha Y%S ,xldfõ ;dkdm;s fiajdj foaYmd,k ikaksfõok m%fõYhlska wOHkh lsÍu ^Y%S ,xld -cmdk ;dkdm;s fiajdj&

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/63 179 Fathima Sharmila

Latheef

The Role of Social Media With Regard To ‘Time- Space

Compression: With Special Reference to the Ethnic Conflict in Sri

Lanka

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/76 182 Nayana P

Suraweera

The impact of smartphone usage on the mainstream media

consumption in Sri Lanka (With special reference to Nittambuwa

Ranpokunagama housing scheme)

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/77 183 Kalani Irosha

Dharmasiri Y%S ,xldjg .e<fmk rdPH md,k l%ufõohla ioyd jq PkudOHuh l;sldfõ odhl;ajh ^mqj;am;a udOHhg úfYaIs;j&

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/97 187 Dinesh R.W.B.M.

Madusanka

Impact of newspaper cartoons in the creation of public opinion in Sri

Lanka.

3.30-3.45 IPRC/18/124 191

Henage Don

Ediriweera

Gunasekara ldka;d yd <ud ,sx.sl wmrdO j¾Okh flfrys ckudOH jd¾;dlrKfha n,mEï ms<sn`o wOHkhla


IPRC_2018 22

3.45-4.00 IPRC/18/130 156 Ileka Hansanie

Ruwanpathirana Contemporary Situation of Film Marketing Practice in Sri Lanka.

4.00-4.15 IPRC/18/218 197 Dilini Lakshika

Gamage

Conceptualization of "Southern” in Political Communication (With

Special reference to simple majority system)

4.15-4.30 IPRC/18/228 198 Sugath M Senarath Mindful Communication for Sustainable Development


IPRC_2018 23

MO/05/K27-103 (10:45-11:30)

Room No: - K27 - 103 Social Sciences - 05 Moderator Time Abstract ID Page No Presenter Title

Session Chair –

Ms. P.D.V.C

Wickramarathna

Mr. K. Jayantha

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/109 152 Sachintha S.J.P.

Abeykoon

The conceptualization of “escape” as a benefit of recreational

consumption

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/143 157 Deepika

Wehigaldeniya

Organization Citizenship Behaviors’ Impact to Sport

Participation of Employees

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/282 204 D.S.R.E.S

Gunawardhana

Identifying Motivational Factors Affecting Adventure Sports

with reference to the “Kithulgala Adventure Base Camp, White

Water Rafting


IPRC_2018 24

MO/06/K27-103 (11:30-12:30)



No Presenter Title

Session Chair-

Prof. A.H.M.H.

Abeyratne

Dr. V.D.N.S.

Gunawardana

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/44 176 Yamuna K

Gunawardhana rdclSh újdy iïnkaO uq,dY%h.; f;dr;=re ms<sn`o úu¾Ykhla ^wkqrdOmqr hq.h weiqßka&

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/82 148 Hiran W.M.H

Madhusanka

f.dv.ïfj, úydr j; ^f.dv.ïfj, mqrdK úydrfha b;sydih yd úydrhg wh;a mqrdúoHd;aul" idys;H uQ,dY%h ms<sn`o flfrk úu¾Ykhls&

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/202 165 Thushara

Witharana

Conceptualization of Local Combat Identity revealed through Battle

of Gannoruwa. (AIPAR & AIPA Loop Concept)

12.15-12.30 IPRC/18/280 130 Raja Goonaratne A Study of Vevalketiya Slab Inscription from the Perspectives of

Penal Laws of Sri Lanka - A comparative Legal Analysis


IPRC_2018 25

EV/07/K27 - 103 (01:30-04:00)

Room No: - K27 - 103



Session Chair-

Prof. W.A.

Weerasooriya

Dr. S.A.D.H.N.

Suraweera

Dr. A.W.A.P.L.

Wanigasuriya

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/11 136

Dhammika

Prasanna

Rathnayaka

Use of Machine Readable Cataloging Standard in University

Libraries of Sri Lanka.

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/39 139 Lalindra L.J

Wijeyeratne Does The Entire Science Enclosed by Scientific Method?

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/54 177 Prabu Premkumar Factors Influencing Smartphone Usage for Academic Purposes by

Undergraduate Students

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/65 180 Dammika Bandara

Herath

A study on the orientation program conducted by the university

senior students for the freshers. Special reference to the University

of Kelaniya.

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/89 185 Sanduli K.S.S.C.

Sumanadewa

Use of Journals among Law students in the University of Colombo,

Law College & KDU

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/90 186 Dulanjaya Bandara

Dayananda

Problems and Challenges in Conservation of Law Libraries

Resources in Colombo

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/162 194 Harini Navoda De

Zoysa

Using PowerPoint Presentations to Enhance Student’s Learning:

With Reference to Undergraduates of University of Kelaniya

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/199 164 Nadeera BAND

Dharmarathne

User Satisfaction on the Reader Services Provided by the University

of Kelaniya Main Library: A case study

3.30-3.45 IPRC/18/244 199 A.M.S.K.

Aththanayake b.ekaùï l%ufõohla f,i ùäfhda l%Svd Ndú;h ^ w'fmd'i Wiiafm< ikaksfõok yd udOH wOHhkh úIhg úfYaIs;j &

3.45-4.00 IPRC/18/7 172 A.P Kumarasingha mdrïmßl ck l%Svdjkays wka;¾.; ixialD;sl yd iudc úoHd;aul jeo.;alu ms<sn| wOHkhla : fm!rdKsl ck l%Svd ;=kla weiqßka


IPRC_2018 26

EV/08/K1-201 (01:30-02:45)




Session Chair-

Dr. S.A.N.P

Sakalasooriya

Dr. A.G.

Amarasinghe

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/46 142 Malshani Nadeesha

li, l<ukdlrKh lsÍu iïnkaO ffk;sl úêúOdk iy m<d;a md,k wdh;ksl odhl;ajh ms<sn| wOHhkh ‐ fydaud.u m%dfoaYSh iNdj" fld<U uyk.r iNdj wdY%fhka

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/159 158 Gayathri

Panampitiya

A Comparative Study of Structural and Functional Changes of

Female-Headed Households in Rural Areas in Sri Lanka – In the

Context of Before and After Woman Assuming the Headship of the

Household

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/173 159 Mary Isabella

Sustainability and Sustainable development: A discourse analysis on

Understandings and Perspectives of educated society beyond their

fields of study

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/180 161 Chamari Kumari

De Thabrew The Role of Youth Participation in Community Development

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/194 97 Teroshanie

Dahanayaka

An Analysis on the Impact of SMS News Alerts the Mismanaging

Critical Environmental Attributes sequential Pre-Disaster Warnings


IPRC_2018 27

MO/09/K1-203 (10:45-11:45)




Session Chair-

Dr. K.M.G.C.K.

Amarathunga

Dr. E.A.D.A.

Edirisinghe

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/87 150 Sachini Nisha Silv ;srir ixj¾Okfhys,d ldka;d odhl;ajh ms<sn`o iudc úoHd;aul úuiqula'

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/126 155 Mahesha Savithri

Nandasiri j;= ck;djf.a udkj iïm;a ixj¾Okh ( nÿ,a, Èia;%slalfha j;= lsysmhla weiqßka

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/176 160 Chamari Kumari

De Thabrew úfYaI wjYH;d iys; <uqka wOHdmkh ,nd .ekSfïÈ uqyqK fok wNsfhda. ms<sn| wOHhkhla

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/283 205 A.M. Chaminda

Kumara A Study on Sub Cultural Language of Wooden Tear


IPRC_2018 28

MO/01/K14-306(10:45-01:15)

Room No: - K14-306

Humanities – 01


Session Chair-

Senior Prof. Sherly

Lal Wijesinghe

Mr. R.H.U Jayantha

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/18 112 P.K. Romesh K.M.

Nonis

A Critical Evaluation on Religious Congregations in Post-

French Revolutionary Era

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/61 78 Chalana P Wijesuriya Attitudes on Mental Health and Intentions to Seek

Psychological Help in the General Public of Sri Lanka

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/145 90 Sachithra L

Edirisinghe wka;¾ mqoa., .egqï ckjd¾.sl l,yhka olajd úmßj¾;kh ùu flfrys n,mdk idOl ms<sn| wOHhkhla

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/221 101 Rasitha Lakshan

Perera

PdhdrEm ks¾udK Wfoid äðg,a ;dlaIKfha n,mEu ^f;dard.;a ,dxflah Ys,amSka fofofkl= weiqßka isÿlrk wOHkhls&

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/42 140 Iresha D Jayapala

.egqï j,lajd .ekSu i|yd jQ mqoa., wdl,amuh fjkila Wfoid Oïu mofhka .; yels ud¾f.damfoaYkh ms<sn| od¾Yksl ú.%yhla

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/69 147 Himalshi Poornima

Serasinghe

Effect of maternal condition on Autism Spectrum Disorder

(ASD): In Sri Lankan Context

12.15-12.30 IPRC/18/103 151 Dushika

Soundararajan

Depressive Symptoms in a Group of Sri Lankan women

exposed to Traumatic Intimate Partner Violence

12.30-12.45 IPRC/18/120 154 Ven. Pannaratana

Meegoda

fldi, ixhq;a;fhka yÿkd.; yels udkisl frda."frda. ldrl yd ta ioyd fn!oaO WmfoaYkh ms<sno úu¾Ykd;aul wOHhkhla

12.45-1.00 IPRC/18/135 193 Pavithra Umayanganie

<ud fm!reIh j¾Okh flfrys Y%S ,xldfõ uq,a <udúh ixj¾Ok uOHia:dkhkays l%shdldÍ;ajh iy tys iajrEm ms<sn| wOHhkhla


IPRC_2018 29

1.00-1.15 IPRC/18/266 171 Hasitha H.B.

Yasarathna

A Psychological Study of Personality Disorders Witch

Influences on Anti-Social Behaviors in Modern Society

(According to Some Selected Clinical Diagnosis and Social

Behaviors of Some Selected Group of Patients from Mental

Health Cure Center at Base Hospital Kiribathgoda)


IPRC_2018 30

EV/02/K14-306 (01:30-04:00)

Room No: - K14-306

Humanities- 02


Session Chair-

Senior Prof. U.R.

Hewawitanagamage

Dr. Parshanthi

Narangoda

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/26 74 Chandana

Ruwan Kumara

The Ethno-Musicological Aspects of Sri Lankan Music during the

period of King Dutugemunu (161-137 BCE)

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/104 82 Madusika K.G.

Sudarshani Effects of Music Listening And Its Relationship on Music

Preferences

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/125 117

Lakshani

Nilupama

Bandusena Musical trends of the songs created by Sunil Shantha.

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/153 92 Shashi W

Mallikarathna North Indian Classical Vocal Music for The Class Rooms

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/231 104 Tasni C

Jayasinghe Wvrg fjia we÷ï lÜg,h" úldYkh" Ndú;h iy iudc ú{dkh'

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/236 106 Dananjaya k

Jayasekara

k¾;kfha Ndú; irU wNHdi iy ldhsl yd udkisl tald.%;djh

^Wvrg k¾;kh weiqßka&

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/238 107 Rasana D

Wiijerathne

Importance of Documenting the Sri Lankan Dance Motion and

Notation

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/242 127 Nipuna H.

Basnayaka i;Hð;a f¾f.a iskudj flfrys NdId;aul idys;Hfha wdNdih ^f;dard.;a iskud lD;sj,g úfYaI j&

3.30-3.45 IPRC/16/256 110 Udaya B

Yatiwella rdjK mqrdjD;a;h yd m%d.a fn!oaO weoys,s - úYajdi u.ska m%lg jk ix.S;uh f;dr;=re ms<sn| wOHhkhla

3.45-4.00 IPRC/16/257 111 Sachini T.H

Kankanamge

The portrayal of the evolution of Sri Lankan culture in Music

Videos


IPRC_2018 31

MO/03/K14-307 (10:45-12:15)

Room No: - K14-307

Humanities - 03


Session Chair-

Prof. N.N.

Gunasekara

Prof. Dilkushi

Wettewa

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/110 83 Hiruni Samarasinghe

An analysis of culture-specific items in the French translation

VIRAGAYA ou le non-attachement of the Sinhala novel

Viragaya

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/118 116 Ramani R Jayasinghe Accuracy in the Usage of Direct and Indirect Speech in

Learning English as a Second Language: Tertiary Level

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/140 89 Madhupali M Cooray

The use of commercial videos as authentic materials in

improving the practice of intercultural skills of foreign

language learners.

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/156 93 Sammanie U

Kandambi

A Study on Adaptability of the Chinese Language Teaching

Material “Happy Chinese” for Elementary Chinese Education

in Sri-Lanka.

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/204 99 Hasini Gunasekara Exploring the pedagogical significance of CEIL-A study based

on Sri Lankan tertiary education

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/229 103 Chathurika Vivanthi

Diddeniya

An Analysis of Writing Errors of the Korean Language

Learners in Sri Lanka


IPRC_2018 32

EV/04/K14-307 (01:30-04:00)

Room No: - K14-307

Humanities - 04


Session Chair-

Dr. Praba Manuratne

Mr. Thilina

Wickramaarachchi

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/2 73 Susil Manchanayaka Vocabulary Learning Strategies of Engineering Sciences

Students

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/40 75 Indeewari Kanchana

Galagama

Inclusion and Exclusion of Girls and Women in Armed

Conflict of Sri Lanka

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/47 76 Dilini L Ranasuriya

Graduates’ Voices: A closer examination of Graduate’s

perceptions of English Language Skills Needed for effective

performance in the Industry

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/50 77 Uthpala C

Wickramage

Metacognitive strategy instruction for appreciating English

literary texts in a second language context: An investigation on

G.C.E. Ordinary level classroom in a semi-government school

in Kaluthara district

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/78 80 Upekha D

Rajapaksha

Translating fantasy: not so fantastic. A study on challenges of

translating fantasy fiction, based on the experience of

translating the fantasy fiction novel: The Lord of the Rings

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/102 81 Savithri

Karunanayake

Attitudes towards Sri Lankan English: An Attitudinal Survey in

a University Context

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/115 84 Buddhima

Karunarathna

“Shadows of the Hidden Dragon”; A Case Study of ESL

Writing Anxiety at the Tertiary Level

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/128 132 Dhanushka DIhan

Wickramasinghe

Application of Official Languages Policy in Sri Lankan Public

Service

3.30-3.45 IPRC/18/195 98 Kartini Booso Exploring Posttraumatic Growth in Adult Survivors of Child

Sexual Abuse in Sri Lanka


IPRC_2018 33

3.45-4.00 IPRC/18/239 126

Hettiarachchige

Vimanga Arundathi

Hettiarachch

Features of Sri Lankan English or Leaner Errors? An

Investigative Study of the Attitudinal Behaviour of English

Speakers in Sri Lanka


IPRC_2018 34

MO/05/K14-301(10:45-12:15)

Room No: - K14-301

Humanities – 05


Session Chair-

Ven. Walapane

Gnanasena Thero

Prof. Nimal

Mallawarachchi

10.45-11.00 IPRC/18/84 149 Suleka P. Wimalasiri Y%S ,xldfõ m%ldYhg m;a jQ isxy, kjl;d ms<sn| .%ka:ñÓl wOHhkhla ^2012 - 2013&

11.00-11.15 IPRC/18/129 88 Kithmi K.K.P. perera isxy, NdIdfõ Ndú; hxYh" f¾Mh yd rldrdxYh

11.15-11.30 IPRC/18/146 91 Induka G.D.

Madumali úu,r;ak l=udr.uf.a moH ks¾udK yd OrKSh ixj¾Ok b,lal

11.30-11.45 IPRC/18/190 96 Ven. Girambe

Dhammaruchi ,xlsl NsCIqkag kñ ;eìfñys ft;sydisl;ajh

11.45-12.00 IPRC/18/224 124 Ven. L.

Ariyadhamma

uydiuhiQ;%fhys oelafjk ÈjH kd. kdudj,sh( iuhdka;r

foaj ixl,amh wdY%fhka isÿjk úu¾Ykd;aul wOHhkhla'

12.00-12.15 IPRC/18/254 129 R.M.S.L. Rajapaksha bmerKs .kaOdr ix>drdu ixialD;sfhys ft;sydisl jeo.;alu'


IPRC_2018 35

EV/06/K14-301(01:30-04:30)

Room No: - K14-301

Humanities – 06


Session Chair-

Ven. Prof.

Nabiriththankadawara

Gnanarathana

Dr. Amila

Kaluarachchi

Prof. Uditha

Garusinghe

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/72 114

Ven.

Dhamamnisanthi

Thero

Wholesome Limit of Sense Perception with Reference To The

Madhupiṇḍikasutta and the Bāhiyasutta

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/75 79 Prasad P.L

Jayalal ye.Sïj,g jy,a fkdù nqoaêhg ;ek §u" ;¾l Ydia;%fha mefkk k-rEmsl ;¾ldNdi weiqßka lrk úpdrd;aul úu¾Ykhla

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/88 115 M.M. Saman

Kumara fi!;%dka;slhkaf.a CIKjdoh ms<sn`o ksldhdka;ßl u;jdo wOHhkhla ^ f:rjdo yd fi!;%dka;sl iïm%odhhka weiqfrka &

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/116 85 Kundasale

Subhagya

A Comparative study of United Nation’s CEDAW with reference

to the Buddhist teachings

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/122 86 Ven. Pannaratana

Meegoda iqfndaOd,xldrh yd ldjHdo¾Yh ms<sn| ;=,kd;aul wOHhkhla

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/127 87 Ven. K.

Sumanasara kQ;k wdh;ksl úkh l<ukdlrK l%ufõo m%;sfmdaIKfhys,d fn!oaO úkfhys Wmfhda.S;dj ms<sn| wOHhkhla

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/148 119

Ven.

Pepiliyawala

Narada kQ;k iudc .egqï ksrdlrKfhys,d fn!oaO WmfoaYk ufkdaúoHdfõ fhdaa.H;dj'

3.15-3.30 IPRC/18/186 121 Ven. Girambe

Dhammaruchi ienE ikaksfõolhd ud¾f.damfoaYlfhlao @ ^nqoaO pß;h weiqßka&

3.30-3.45 IPRC/18/188 95 Ven. Girambe

Dhammaruchi ixpdrl jHdmdrh yd lduñÉPdpdrh ^yslalvqj ixpdrl mqrjrh weiqßka úu¾Ykd;aul wOHkhla&


IPRC_2018 36

3.45-4.00 IPRC/18/189 122 Ven. Girambe

Dhammaruchi kq;k iudc.; fi!LH w¾nqOhkays,d úkh msglfhys Wmfhd.S;djh ms<sn| úu¾Ykd;aul wOHkhla

4.00-4.15 IPRC/18/227 125 Ven. Koggalle K

Wijitha Thero uydhdkslhkaf.a ú{dk ixl,amh iy f:arjdo fn!oaO ufkda ú.%yh ms<sn| úu¾Ykd;aul wOHhkhla

4.15-4.30 IPRC/18/249 170 T.G.I.P.

Somaratne f,dal mej;au ms<sn`o uq,a nqÿ iuhd.; yd fhda.dpdr o¾Ykd.; b.ekaùï ¦ ;=,kd;aul úu¾Ykhl


IPRC_2018 37

EV/07/K1-203(01:30-03:15)

Room No: - K1-203 (Kekulawala Hall-3: Faculty of Social Sciences)

Humanities – 07


Session Chair-

Prof. G.J.S.

Wijesekara

Dr. Dilrukshi

Ratnayake

1.30-1.45 IPRC/18/21 113 YU BO Cross-cultural Identity Research of Foreign Language Teachers'

-A Case Study of Chinese Teacher Volunteers in Sri Lanka

1.45-2.00 IPRC/18/137 118 Jayamal de Silva

Tackling Metalinguistic Lacunas and the Choice of Loans: A

Study Based on the Compilation of a Sinhalese Treatise on

Indian Folk Dance

2.00-2.15 IPRC/18/196 123 Maheshi P.D.

Gunasinghe

The Effectiveness of the Modulation of Lessons for the Sri

Lankan ESL Learning Undergraduates at a State University

based on Content-Based Language Teaching in ESL Teaching

and Learning

2.15-2.30 IPRC/18/210 100 Lakshika S

Gurusingha

Innovative teaching Methods for large group of foreign

language learners

2.30-2.45 IPRC/18/223 102 Hemliya Malpathika

Danansooriya

Second language interference on pronunciation in learning

German as a foreign language

2.45-3.00 IPRC/18/232 105 Malki Witharana The Practical Implementation of learning stations to enhance

the Student-Centered Learning in foreign language teaching

3.00-3.15 IPRC/18/243 108 Harshani Ranathunga

An analysis of competencies of English language in General

Certificate of Education Ordinary Level Examination in Sri

Lanka


IPRC_2018 38

Faculty of Social Sciences

Poster Presentations

Moderator Abstract ID Page

No Presenter Title

Dr. D.

Edirisinghe

Dr. S. R.

Liyanage

Ms. R.K.M.C.

Ranaweera

Dr. Anura

Dissanayake

Dr. (Mrs.) D.S.M.

De Silva

IPRC/18/3 133 Thesara V.P.

Jayawardane Rights of the Sri Lankan Female Workers in the International Grounds

IPRC/18/9 48 T.M.Vishwa Deshan Computational investigation of pesticide induced oxidative stress and its

impact on the Chronic Kidney Disease of unknown etiology (CKDu)

IPRC/18/10 49 R. R. K. W. Munaweera

Molecular docking analysis to elucidate the potential drug action of

phytochemicals present in Ashwagandharishta towards memory related

disorders

IPRC/18/17 137 Dulanjaya Bandara

Dayananda

Preservation and Conservation of Library Resources in Law College

Library and NIOSH Library, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

IPRC/18/53 145 Hasika P Dahanayaka Present Situation And Prospects Of Pineapple Cultivation in Gampaha

District.

IPRC/18/80 57 Malshi Omedya

Galappaththi

Improvement of seed quality of six traditional rice varieties of Sri Lanka

through seed priming and evaluation of best storage method and effect of

seed priming on microbial activity

IPRC/18/95 44 Madushanie Shayamali

Wijesinghe Study of Gross Anatomy of Ten Nila Sthana in the Head and Neck Region

IPRC/18/112 45 Kushani R Atukorala Lung functions and airway inflammatory markers during different phases

of menstrual cycle in asthmatic and healthy females of Sri Lanka

IPRC/18/138 27 Gayashan Chathuranga

A Comparison of pathogenic bacterial spectrum and antibiotic

susceptibility pattern in adult cancer and non-cancer patients who have

received prior antibiotic therapy at two tertiary care institutions –

preliminary findings


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IPRC/18/149 61 Lakmal L.P.

Ranasinghe Visualization of Positive Semi Definite Matrices

IPRC/18/161 63 Nishadi N Dayarathna Effects of Myroxylon balsamum on regeneration of native species in

Udawatta Kele Forest Reserve, Sri Lanka

IPRC/18/163 94 Sandamali

Kamalchandra Abstract Art Style of H.A. Karunarathna in Contemporary Visual Arts

IPRC/18/164 120 Anoma A.

Gunawardana Productive Strategies of Generating Neologisms in Sri Lankan Print Media

IPRC/18/169 30 Sameera P Rathnayake Intestinal and ectoparasites of human health importance among stray dogs

in Galle District, Sri Lanka

IPRC/18/214 166 Ven. Pathakada

Rewatha

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IPRC/18/220 19

Chinthani Gayasri

Abeyratne

Impact of ERP System Characteristics for the Business Performance of

Manufacturing Companies in Sri Lanka

IPRC/18/230 70 Mohammed S. F. Nusra Identification of volatile compounds in different parts of the brinjal plant

(Solanum melongena)

IPRC/18/237 35 Lakmini Inoka

Wijesooriya

A case of urinary tract infection caused by Providencia stuartii in a sterile

mid-stream urine sample

IPRC/18/245 169 Chamalee B

Wanigasingha

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IPRC/18/247 128 Ampe Mohottige S

Jayavindi

ESL teacher challenges in dealing with heterogeneity among

undergraduates


Wijesooriya

Exploring the cause of an outbreak of neonatal sepsis following ventilator-

associated pneumonia in a Base Hospital, Sri Lanka


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Wijesooriya

A pilot study on antibiotic prescription by general practitioners in Ragama

Medical Officer of Health (MOH) area, Western Province, Sri Lanka.

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Wijesooriya

A descriptive study on antibiotic resistant, clinically significant coliform

species isolated from the patients at Colombo North Teaching Hospital

(CNTH), Ragama, Sri Lanka


Wijesooriya

Analysis of clinically significant Acinetobacter spp isolated from a Base

Hospital (BH) of Sri Lanka during a one-year period


Wijesooriya

Analysis of antibiotic sensitivity pattern of clinically significant

Staphylococcus aureus at a Base Hospital, Sri Lanka

IPRC/18/269 43 Shirom Rajeev

Siriwardana

Incidentally detected radiopacities in X-rays of the abdomen and lumbar-

sacral spine: A pictorial essay.

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