Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Wellness Based Group for Enhancing Psychological Well-being for College Students

Many academic activities in colleges can be effect to difficulties for student’s life. It impacted for physical and psychological conditions that associated with psychological wellbeing students. The purpose of this study is to examine wellnessbased group to improve psychological well-being among the student’s college. Instrument was adapted from Ryff and Singer with five possible answers. This study based quantitative approach with quasi experiment non-equivalent pretest design posttest control group design. The population is students of Local Language Education in X University with 14 students with purposive sampling. Results show wellness-based group had a significant influence to improving psychological well-being students. The highest dimensional reach on positive relationship with others and the lowest dimension is autonomy. The recommendations are addressed to counselors of X University in order to implement wellness-based group adjusting with the characteristics own students. Keywords—psychological well-being; wellness based groupss
Identifying Alternative Wetting and Drying (AWD) Adoption in the Vietnamese Mekong River Delta: A Change Detection Approach

Alternative wetting and drying (AWD) is an increasingly popular water-saving practice in rice production in the Vietnamese Mekong River Delta, especially considering the impact of projected climate change and reduced water availability. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to determine adoption without deploying thousands of costly household surveys. This research used European Space Agency Sentinel-1a and 1b radar data, combined with in-situ moisture readings, to determine AWD adoption through change detection of a time series wetness index (WI). By using a beta coefficient of the radar data, the WI avoided the pitfalls of cloud cover, surface roughness, and vegetative interference that arise from the sigma coefficient data. The analysis illustrated an AWD adoption likelihood scale across the delta and it showed potential for the use of remotely sensed data to detect adoption. Trends across the Vietnamese delta showed higher adoption rates inland, with lower adoption of AWD in the coastal provinces. These results were supported by a simultaneous effort to collect household level adoption data as part of the same project. However, correlation between the WI values and in situ soil moisture meter readings were most accurate in alluvial soils, illustrating a particularly strong relationship between soil type and WI model robustness. The research suggests that future change detection efforts should focus on retrieving a multi-season dataset and employing a power density analysis on the time series data to fully understand the periodicity of dry down patterns.
Exploring School Counselors’ Narratives of CACREP Accredited Online Education Programs

Online education is a growing part of academia. The number of online school-counseling programs is also increasing and beginning to include face-to-face and online programs. Little research describes online education and even less discusses online school-counseling programs. The purpose of this study was to examine and interpret participants’ experiences of being trained and graduating from a CACREP online school-counseling master’s program, as well as how their training prepared them for their current role as a school counselor. A qualitative inquiry was conducted to understand online school-counseling programs and reported how six professional school counselors perceived their online program with a Council for Accreditation for Counseling and Related Educational Programs accreditation prepared them for their role in schools. Participants revealed information about their reasons for choosing an online program, interactions with peers and faculty, and how the program impacted their role as a current professional school counselor. ©2018 Rebecca van der Hagen All Rights Reserved Acknowledgments Mom and dad, thank for helping me have the courage to start this journey. Without your support, I would not have been brave enough to take the risk of starting a doctoral degree. Brian, Rachel, and Craig, you are the best siblings around. I appreciated all of the times that you would come and visiting. You are the best for embracing all of the Hog stuff I gave you for every Christmas and birthday. Hank Hobson, thank you for keeping me company during all of my long writing days. Thank you to my committee. This has been a long process and I appreciate your continuing support. Dr. Perryman, thank you for being willing to be my chair and developing my love of Play Therapy. Dr. Bengston, thank you for all of your guidance during this process. Dr. Kern, thank you for your time and willingness to help. Dr. Blisard, thank you for being willing to be on my committee and taking time be supportive through this process. Thank you to the faculty in the Counselor Education and Supervision program. I learned so much in the program. I developed passions I did not expect to gain while in the program. Courtney and Brittany, thank you for your friendship and encouragement. There were times that I wanted to quit. Then, I would talk to you and you both would encourage me to keep going. Thank you for helping me keep my sanity during this process. Tony, you were my first friend in Fayetteville. You also brought me Emily. Thank you for your friendship and help through this process. I definitely would not have made it through without you. To all of my friends in Fayetteville, you are all truly one of a kind. Each one of you brought something special to my life, and I will be forever grateful for knowing you. Dedication I want to dedicate this dissertation to all professional school counselors who are making a difference in schools. The work is important and necessary.
Investigating and Extending Variation among Friends with Benefits Relationships: Relationship Maintenance and Social Support

ABSTRACT The considerable diversity in friends with benefits relationships (FWBR) is largely unexplored. Therefore, this investigation focuses on differences in the communication of relationship maintenance and social support across FWBR types. Given that communication influences relationship initiation, maintenance, and termination, the frequency of maintenance and support behaviors should differ dramatically across FWBR types. Large differences appeared across five of seven relational maintenance, and all five social support, dimensions, which further validate differences among FWBR types and place communication at the heart of these differences. To overcome limitations of FWBR types, a two-dimensional model of FWBRs (closeness and romantic desire) is introduced to more simply explicate diversity. Finally, we discuss practical and theoretical implications of both the results and the dimensional perspective.
ERP Study on the Influence of Priming Effect on Semantic Processing of Chinese-Japanese Later Bilingual Learner

The mechanism of late bilingual semantic switching is an important issue of foreign language learning. The present study discuss the effects of three types priming conditions (Japanese words, Chinese words and meaningless Symbol) on the bilingual language learners during the perceiving and processing steps by using ERP (Event-Related Potentials). ERP components of N200 and N400 show difference by priming types. In conclusion, both repetition priming and cross-language priming have priming effects, in addition, the processing of Japanese vocabulary need Chinese vocabulary as the medium to achieve semantic representation. The results indicate that creating direct connections between Japanese words and the semantic presentations while learning will be more efficient for Chinese Japanese learners. Keywords—bilingualism, semantic priming, ERP
An expanded holistic model of healthy workplace practices

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to test whether supportive workspace design, cultivation of high-quality leader–member relationships and vision alignment explain incremental variance in job satisfaction, work engagement and overall life satisfaction beyond antecedents identified in an earlier model of healthy workplace practices. Design/methodology/approach This paper reports the results of a survey study with a diverse sample of 214 employees. Findings In a series of regression analyses, the findings revealed that supportive workspace design, cultivation of high-quality leader–member relationships and vision alignment each explain incremental variance in one or more outcome variables (job satisfaction, work engagement and overall life satisfaction) beyond that of antecedents identified in an earlier model of healthy workplace practices. Research limitations/implications The present study identifies additional important variables to consider when conducting future research on healthy workplace practices. Future research could use longitudinal or experimental designs to further investigate the causal direction of the relationships identified in the present paper. Practical implications Managers can implement the practices identified in this paper to improve employees’ work engagement, job satisfaction and overall life satisfaction. Social implications This paper offers insights about how to improve employees’ lives, and thus, the potential impact is far-reaching and meaningful. Originality/value This paper empirically assesses workplace variables that were not included in tests of the prior healthy workplace practices model.
Fabrication of Flexible Polymer Molds for Polymer Microstructuring by Roll-to-Roll Hot Embossing

Roll-to-roll hot embossing could revolutionize the manufacturing of multifunctional polymer films with the ability to process large area at a high rate with reduced cost. The continuous hot embossing of the films, however, has been hindered due to the lack of durable and flexible molds, which can replicate micro and nanofeatures with reliability over several embossing cycles. In this work, we demonstrate for the first time the fabrication of a flexible polymer (polyimide) mold from the commercially available sheet by a maskless photolithography approach combined with inductively coupled plasma etching and its potential application to the roll-to-roll hot embossing process. The flexible polyimide mold consisted of holes with controlled dimensions: diameter: 14 μm, spacing: 16.5 μm, and depth: 6.8 μm. The reliability of flexible polyimide mold was tested and implemented by embossing micron-sized features on a commercial thermoplastic polymer, polyamide, and thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) sheet. The polyimide mold replicated micron-sized features on polymer substrates (polyamide and TPE) with excellent fidelity and was durable even after numerous embossing cycles.
Linking Observed Seismicity to Crustal Structure in the New Madrid Seismic Zone Using Gravity and Magnetic Modeling

ii Acknowledgments . iii List of Figures . vii List of Tables . ix List of Abbreviations . x Introduction . 1 Geologic Setting / Tectonic History . 4 Previous Work . 9 Methodology . 15 GIS Database . 15 Gravity Data . 15 Magnetic Data . 16 Data Processing . 16 Gravity Data Processing . 17 Magnetic Data Processing . 17 Gravity and Magnetic Profile Modeling . 18 Results . 20 Gravity and Magnetic Anomaly Maps . 20 Filtering and Wavelength Separation . 23 Profile Models . 28
A REVIEW ON CARBON NANOTUBE FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS

Modern computers use silicon transistors as small as 14nm. These transistors have reached their limits. Carbon nanotubes are the speculated successor because of their advantages of electrical conductance, heat dissipation and stability. These characteristics should help reduce current limitations of silicon transistors. Implementation of carbon nanotubes is limited by manufacturing defects and impurities which, even small defects, significantly impact the efficiency of the transistor. Even differences in the interfacial thermal resistance could make current designs and materials obsolete.
Media Sosial Dan City Branding(City Branding Pekalongan Green City Melalui Media Sosial Instagram)

Pekalongan City in fact also have a lot of potency wisata also which can draw the tourist to come. So that all potency earn the terekplore in city branding of Bat Town exploit the social media instagram to support the city branding. This research aim to to know how city branding of Pekalongan City use the social media instagram. Research Method utilized by qualitative with the nature of this research is descriptive which its meaning discription of situation and event. By doing circumstantial interview with the informant concerning city branding of Pekalongan City with the social media instagram. Analyse the data with the analysis interactif where data is previously by a data validity with the method triangulation. Result of got by research city branding by using social media this instagram by using attribute criterion, order the, diferensiasi and ambasador of through appearance form photograph and video. Where city branding with the social media Insta Pekalongan able to draw the follower to see may even exist desire come and live in the Pekalongan City.
Research on the Readability of Food Safety Online Health Education Information

Food safety is a major issue of people's livelihood, the rapid development of the economy and society and the improvement of material living standards have led to an increasing demand for public access to food safety health knowledge. In the Internet age, online health information websites have become the main source of public access to health education information. The food safety health education materials in Chinese Health Education Network were selected for readability calculation and evaluation, the status quo of food safety health education information readability in China was analyzed and the suggestions were proposed in this study.
Hardwood Log Grading in the United States—Part II: United States Forest Service Log Grades and the Hardwood Industry

The major effort to develop hardwood log grades was undertaken by the US Department of Agriculture Forest Service (USDAFS) during the 1940s through the 1960s. While the USDAFS officially adopted the grading system for their own use in 1952, it has never taken hold in the hardwood lumber industry. This article discusses the variety of reasons that have most likely contributed to this failure of adoption of the USDAFS system by the industry, ranging from ease of use, to individual log grades covering wide ranges of log characteristics/quality, and to overlapping grades for a given set of log attributes, among others. Finally, the authors suggest developing a hardwood log grading system that embraces the de facto industry system of scaling diameter and clear faces.
INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF VOLUNTARY USE OF AN INTELLIGENT TUTORING SYSTEM ON STUDENTS' LEARNING

The common approach to evaluate Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITSs) is to conduct randomized experiments using the pre/post-test design and measure learning. In this paper, we take a wider look, and use Learning Analytics to investigate how much students engage in voluntary practice with EER-Tutor, an ITS that teaches conceptual database design. We also investigate the relationship of voluntary practice in EER-Tutor with students’ learning. Over 75% of students used EER-Tutor for tutored problem solving. Students who completed at least five problems achieved significantly higher results on the assignment and exam. Given the benefits of tutored problem solving, we propose some modifications to the course
Prediction of Daily Happiness Using Supervised Learning of Multimodal Lifelog Data

Developing an approach to predict happiness based on individual conditions and actions could enable us to select daily behaviors for enhancing well-being in life. Therefore, we propose a novel approach of applying machine learning, a branch of the field of artificial intelligence, to a variety of information concerning people’s lives (i.e., a lifelog). We asked a participant (a healthy young man) to record 55 lifelog items (e.g., positive mood, negative events, sleep time etc.) in his daily life for about eight months using smartphone apps and a smartwatch. We then constructed a predictor to estimate the degree of happiness from the multimodal lifelog data using a support vector machine, which achieved 82.6% prediction accuracy. This suggests that our approach can predict the behaviors that increase individuals’ happiness in their daily lives, thereby contributing to improvement in their happiness. Future studies examining the usability and clinical applicability of this approach would benefit from a larger and more diverse sample size.
Induction program structures as mediating factors for coach influence on novice teacher development

ABSTRACT This mixed methods study explores a comprehensive survey administered in one induction program of over 2000 novice teachers and 1000 of their coaches. Quantitative analyses through Structural Equation Modeling indicate the mediating impact that coaches have on various design features of induction, which then have an impact on novice teacher learning and pedagogy. Qualitative analyses of comments reveal respondent satisfaction with programmatic structures in influencing their induction experiences while reiterating the importance of coaching. Findings have two main implications: 1) the impact of quality coaching for novice teacher professional growth, in conjunction with the importance of matching novice teachers and their coaches appropriately, and 2) the significance of curriculum, technology, and customer service in having an impact on the overall novice teacher and coach experience throughout induction. These findings have implications for the work of coaching and design features of induction programs.
Public service outsourcing: the implications of ‘known unknowns’ and ‘unknown unknowns’ for accountability and policy-making

ABSTRACT Outsourcing is difficult to define and trickier to measure. Despite transparency and procurement requirements, there are no comprehensive datasets detailing the extent to which English councils have contracted-out service provision. This lack of information, coupled with austerity pressures, has probably increased the number of ‘known unknowns’ and ‘unknown unknowns’ about the efficacy of this service delivery model. Such developments have significant implications for accountability, risk management and policy-making. IMPACT We do not know enough about the extent of public service outsourcing: it is difficult to define and measure, and the datasets that exist are quite limited. Austerity cuts to back office functions probably mean that we know even less about it than before, at a time when major outsourcing companies are experiencing serious financial problems. Public bodies need to create a more detailed picture of their contractual relationships in order to inform future policy-making, hold suppliers to account effectively, and ensure that finances and services can be put on a sustainable footing in the event of collapse.
Governos de Coalizão e Mecanismos de Alarme de Incêndio no Controle Legislativo das Medidas Provisórias

This article discusses the relationship between the Executive and Legislative Branches in Brazil with regard to the issuing of Provisional Measures (PMs) by the former. The article contends that the legal ability of the Brazilian Chief of State to issue decrees with the force of law and taking force immediately (i.e., PMs) does not imply that members of Congress have abdicated from their legislative prerogatives in favor of the Executive Branch, as proposed by some authors analyzing the issue. After presenting the most important analyses of the dynamics in the Executive-Legislative relationship, the article aligns itself with the interpretation emphasizing the process of mutual delegation and control between the two powers, contending that the formation of a solid coalition government generates incentives for the Executive to issue PMs that meet the interests of the legislative majorities, and that Congress is also capable of inferring whether such measures meet its interests, by way of an indirect supervisory mechanism known as the "fire alarm". The article proposes that it is possible to view PMs as part of a complex and changing context of delegation within Brazilian Presidentialism, involving neither usurpation nor abdication.
Remaking identities, reworking graduate study : stories from first-generation-to-college rhetoric and composition PhD students on navigating the doctorate.

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The argument from surprise

Abstract I develop an account of productive surprise as an epistemic virtue of scientific investigations which does not turn on psychology alone. On my account, a scientific investigation is potentially productively surprising when (1) results can conflict with epistemic expectations, (2) those expectations pertain to a wide set of subjects. I argue that there are two sources of such surprise in science. One source, often identified with experiments, involves bringing our theoretical ideas in contact with new empirical observations. Another, often identified with simulations, involves articulating and bringing together different parts of our knowledge. Both experiments and simulations, then, can surprise.
‘For whom the sovereignist Bell Tolls?’ Individual determinants of support for sovereignism in ten European countries

ABSTRACT Sovereignism and populism are increasingly making headlines, but their nature and definition still remain controversial. Moreover, while literature has often treated the two concepts separately, they are increasingly associated in the current representations and narratives of political events. In this paper, we argue that sovereignism is one of the recurrent and core themes of populism, and pre-exists it. We conceive of sovereignism as a multidimensional concept, based upon a three-fold space, identifying its political, cultural, and economic expressions. By using survey data, we first empirically assess the existence of these three latent dimensions; then, we test a number of hypotheses to explain public opinion’s support for each kind of sovereignist claim. Results show that some predictors, like conspiracy thinking, party-cueing, and political efficacy, are common to all three dimensions. Nonetheless, the use of media, left-right ideological orientations, and socio-demographic background do not have the same impact, thus confirming the theoretical distinction of these dimensions. Moreover, we find that populist parties can skilfully capitalize on people's grievances, by fostering sovereignist attitudes among their voters. However, the intrinsic heterogeneity of sovereignist supporters would make it difficult for one single movement to exploit the three dimensions and mobilize voters on all of them.