Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Interoceptive Inference and Emotion in Music: Integrating the Neurofunctional ‘Quartet Theory of Emotion’ with Predictive Processing in Music-Related Emotional Experience

Acknowledgments This paper was written in satisfaction of the MSc in Mind, Language and Embodied Cognition at the University of Edinburgh. It was subsequently presented at the Mind and Brain conference in Flint, Michigan. Thanks are due to Jami Anderson and the conference organizers. Many thanks as well to my supervisor, Dr Alistair Isaac for his guidance and support; to my music professor Dr Nikki Moran and the Edinburgh Music Psychology Research Reading group for fostering my early ideas; and to my friends and family who have provided detailed feedback and encouragement throughout this project.
Factors Influencing Gen-Y in Malaysia to Purchase Impulsively: A Mediating Effect of Perceived Enjoyment

The prevalence of online, impulse purchasing has raised significant interest among academic scholars and practitioners, regarding the factors that influence this phenomenon. The main purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between online store environments, online promotions, perceived enjoyment, and online impulse purchasing. This study utilised the survey research method. A total of 407 respondents took part in this study. Partial least square structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) applied, to fit the data into the hypothesised model. The results show that online store environment, online promotions, and perceived enjoyment affect online impulse purchase behaviour. The study is useful to both researchers and online retail operators, to understand the importance of online store environments, online promotions, and perceived enjoyment for consumers.
A Man of Measure Festschrift in Honour of Fred Karlsson, pp. 335–344

The study presented in this article contributes to the analysis of movement in Finnish Sign Language (FinSL) by investigating its complexity. In the study, manual and nonmanual movements were treated as commensurable, and complexity was seen as a property of a movement which correlates with the number of articulators and joints used in its production. Using the lexical data provided by the Basic Dictionary of FinSL, several types of movement varying in their degree of complexity were identified. The main finding of the study was that the distribution of movements followed the linguistic principle known as Zipf's Law derived from spoken language: the least complex movements occurred most frequently, and an increase in complexity was associated with a decrease in frequency. FinSL was thus shown to be similar to spoken languages in its preference for simple forms. Hypotheses about the behaviour of movements, as well as theoretical implications, are discussed.
Impacts of Service Quality, Satisfaction and Trust on the Loyalty of Foreign Patients in Malaysian Medical Tourism

Medical tourism is one of the fastest-growing tourism sectors in the world generally and in Malaysia specifically. The main aim of this study was to examine the moderator’s effect on the role of trust; trust on the influence of satisfaction and foreign patient’s loyalty. In addition, satisfaction as mediation between service quality and foreign patient loyalty in Malaysia medical tourism. The study generated quantitative research, questionnaire data collection purposes, 640 questionnaires were distributed to foreign patients in Malaysia. From this number, 389 responses were finally found usable for analysis, which showed a 60% response rate. Data was analysed using the partial least Squares–structural Equation Model PLS-SEM. Overall, the findings showed that service quality significantly related to foreign patient loyalty in Malaysia. A further result of the moderators’ role show that trust is a success moderator between satisfaction and foreign patient loyalty. Also, satisfaction showed a positive result between service quality and foreign patient’s loyalty. Furthermore, this study contributes to the theory by validating the attributes of Theory of “Self-Regulation of Attitudes, Intentions, and Behaviours” regarding customers intention to stay longer in order to create a solid relationship with Malaysian hospitals.
Adsorption and corrosion inhibition of new synthesized Pyridazinium-Based Ionic Liquid on Carbon steel in 0.5 M H2SO4

The corrosion inhibition properties of 1-(2-ethoxy-2-oxoethyl) pyridazinium chloride (EOPC) on carbon steel (CS) in sulfuric acid (0.5 M H2SO4) solution has been examined and characterized by weight loss, potentiodynamic polarization and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements. The experimental results reveal that the compound has a good inhibiting effect on the metal tested in 0.5M H2SO4 solution. The inhibition efficiency for this compound studied increased with the increase in the inhibitor concentrations to attain 91.67 % at the 10 -3 M of EOPC. Polarization curves showed that EOPC acted as a mixed-type inhibitor in sulfuric acid. EIS results show that the change in the impedance parameters (Rt and Cdl) with concentration of EOPC is indicative of the adsorption of molecules leading to the formation of a protective layer on the surface of carbon steel. The effect of the temperature on the corrosion behavior with addition of 10 -3 M of the inhibitor was studied in the temperature range 298-328 K, and the thermodynamic parameters were determined and discussed. The adsorption of this compound on CS surface obeys Langmuir's adsorption isotherm.
Building Europe With New Citizens? An Inquiry into the Civic Participation of Naturalised Citizens and Foreign Residents in 25 Countries POLITIS

Civic participation is of major importance for the democratic development of Europe. As European societies are highly affected by immigration, it is interesting to examine why immigrants are usually less active than natives. We explain our concentration on first generation immigrants and at the same time raise awareness of the different meanings and research implications of terms such as ‘immigrant’, ‘migrant’ and ‘foreigner’ both in statistics and in the public discourse of European societies. Active civic participation is defined as continuously investing time and energy to organise solidarity or give a voice to societal concerns in the receiving society. Although this definition is relatively broad and comprises both political and civil society activities, it does not include low-key types of participation such as voting or visiting events. Building predominantly on American literature on individual determinants of civic participation and using European literature to examine the influence of the societal opportunity structure on the participation of immigrants, we conceptualise our own model for researching the topic. We identify the activation process as the main research gap.
Leadership Styles and Job Satisfaction in the Colleges of Nursing among the Universities in Zamboanga City

The purpose of this study was to examine college administrators’ transformational, transactional and laissez-faire leadership styles, as well as job satisfaction in the nursing faculty. It also aimed to examine the relationship between the perceived administrators’ leadership styles, and the nursing faculty’s job satisfaction of selected nursing schools in Zamboanga City. The theoretical framework guiding this study was the Transformational Leadership Theory first developed by Burns in 1978 and later expanded by Bass (2009), which provided a useful model for effective nursing leadership in higher academic institutions. A survey questionnaire using a Likert-type scale was administered to 98 full time faculty members. It made use of total enumeration in data collection. Data was derived from the following: survey/checklist questionnaire, the Focus Group Discussions (FGD), and the Key Informant Interview (KII). The results showed that Inspirational motivation and Idealized influence leaderships style positively relates to job satisfaction. Nursing leaders should implement effective leadership styles to promote faculty job satisfaction.
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Saltanat Yessetovaa, Marina Seluchb*, Valentina Latyshevac, Ludmila Shramkod, Vladimir Starostine, aNARXOZ, Almaty, Kazakhstan, bAmur state University, Blagoveshchensk, Russian Federation, cMoscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Moscow, Russian Federation, dSaintPetersburg State University (SPbU), Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation, eYakut state agricultural Academy, Yakutsk, Russian Federation, Email: b*seluchm@rambler.ru
Management Research and Practice

This study aims to investigate the effects of customer value, service quality, trust and commitment on customer loyalty in the context of business-to-business. Moreover, this study examines the mediating role of commitment and trust between service quality, customer value and customer loyalty. This study is informed by a sample of 350 managers and employees working for two Iranian automotive industries. The results reveal a significant effect for service quality, customer value, commitment and trust on customer loyalty. In addition, the findings confirm a mediating role for commitment and trust between service quality, customer value and customer loyalty. This study makes a significant theoretical contribution to the B2B literature by examining the effects service quality and customer value on customer loyalty in a single model, and by exploring the meditating role of commitment and trust between these constructs. Moreover, the findings of this study have a number of practical implications.
Political Roles of Actors in Indonesian Vocational Education: A Case Study in South Sulawesi Province

The purpose of this research was to explore the key roles of each actor who is actively involved in vocational education. A case study research design is applied to this research. Data were collected by using in-depth interviews from 15 actors in vocational education. The 15 participants represent key actors in vocational education including legislative members, executive members, business and industry, educational agents, and teachers’ associations in vocational education. The findings of the study reveal that the actors have been grouped into four categories based on their roles. The four categories of actors play different roles in facilitating the development of vocational education sectors. More importantly, the four actors agree that facilitating the key budgetary and policy for vocational education can foster the development of the vocational education sector to meet the demands of local, regional and national industries. The implication of this study is that the executive and legislative actors should establish mutual partnerships to mediate the flow of collaboration among interested parties and stakeholders in vocational education. The different roles found in this study can be a model and reference for actors in establishing reciprocal partnerships in vocational education. This study can contribute to the debate of vocational education nationally and internationally.
Identification of pesticide residues in different vegetables Collected from market of Lahore, Pakistan

This research work was done in Punjab forensic science agency in 2013 and it was concluded that regular checking of vegetables should be done to maintain the hygienic level of vegetables. Concentration of six different pesticides Imidacloprid, Chlorpyrifos, Cypermethrin, Lambda cyhalothrin, Carbofuran and Bifenthrin belonging to different classes were determined in fifteen different local vegetable samples by using high performance thin layer chromatography. Diameter comparison was done between standard and sample spot to determine the concentration. Significant difference was detected in presence of pesticides in various vegetables (P<0.05). The highest concentration of pesticides was; Imidacloprid in Okra (0.131 mg/kg), Bifenthrin and Chlorpyrifos in Potato (0.109 mg/kg) and (0.124 mg/kg) respectively, Carbofuranin in Tomato (0.120 mg/kg), Lambda cyhalothrinin in Cucumber (0.114 mg/kg), Cypermethrin in Egg Plant (0.090 mg/kg). It was concluded that cypermethrin and carbofuran possess high rate of contamination of different vegetables samples.
BEAMPATH: A Program Library for Beam Dynamics Simulation in Linear Accelerators

A structured programing technique was used to develop software for space charge dominated beams investigation in linear accelerators. The method includes hierarchical program design using program independent modules and a flexible combination of modules to provide a mst effective version of structure for every specific case of simulation. A modular program BEAMPATH was developed for ZD and 3D particle-in-cell simulation of beam dynamics in a structure containing RF gaps, radio-frequency quadrupoles (RFQ), multipole lenses, waveguides, bending magnets and solenoids. Introduction lrigh current beam dynamics simulation requires state-of-the art software which must be complete, efficient, flexible, accurate, reliable, modifiable, easy-to-use. The structured programing is a useful technique :For a high quality program design [l-3] . 7'he method is based on breaking a general problem into lndependen'; subtasks which are then combined to achieve the necessary versions of the structure. The structured-modular approach allows to resolve the contradiction between general goals of the project and efficiency of computing in every specific problem. The paper (considers the results of application of the structured-nodular principle to software design for beam dynamics simulation in linacs and transport sys terns. Structured Modular Proqramninq The structured programing is a number of rules to develop large programs running without mistakes. Only a few ideas which are essential for this project are discussed telow. The problem of beam dynamics simuiation using a macropartiN:le method is a Cauchj problem:
Subjective Well-Being in Single Mothers: viewed from Optimism and Social Support

This research has aims to: 1) find out the relationship between optimism and subjective well-being; 2) find out the relationship of social support with subjective well-being; and 3) find out the relationship between optimism and social support with subjective wellbeing. The population in this research were indigent single motheraged, under 50 year olds in the Subdistrict of Jetis, Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta consisting of 277 people. The sample of this research were 159 people taken by using the quota sampling technique. The technique of collecting data used the scale of subjective well-being, the scale of optimism and the scale of social support. Analysis of data was done using multiple regression analysis. The results obtained are that there is a significant relationship between the optimism variable and the social support variable with the subjective well-being variable, with an R of value=0.634 with sig=0.000. There is a very significant positive relationship between optimism variables and subjective wellbeing variables, with B values of optimism=2.174 and sig =0.000. There is no relationship between social support variables with subjective well-being variables, with value B on social support = 0.120 and sig = 0.498.
Effects of sub-lethal heat shock in the tolerance of Danio rerio embryos to cadmium exposure Efeitos de um choque térmico sub-letal na tolerância a cádmio em embriões de Danio rerio

Aquatic organisms are often exposed to multiple stressors and it is known that one stressor can affect the tolerance to another subsequent stressor of different nature (a process known as crosstolerance). To determine the effects of a heat shock on cadmium (Cd) tolerance, zebrafish embryos were exposed to a heat shock (HS) of 37°C during 1 h and then exposed to a range of lethal concentrations of Cd during 5 days. Embryos that were previously exposed to HS were more tolerant to Cd, compared to embryos maintained at normal temperature; however, after 48 hours, this tolerance is no longer evident. In order to evaluate the impact of cross-tolerance on the general health status of embryos and the possible mechanisms involved in this process, organisms were also exposed to sub-lethal concentrations of Cd (after HS) and multilevel endpoints were measured: behavior, total length and width of yolk sac and a set of biomarker responses were assessed (Cholinesterase (ChE), Glutathione S-Transferase (GST), Catalase (CAT), Total Glutathione (TG), Electron Transport System (ETS), Lipid Peroxidation (LPO)) and also the Heat shock protein 70 (HSP70) and Metallothioneins (MTs) content. Our results showed that HS decreases the total length and width of yolk sac of larvae, causes hyperactivity and affects the activity of ChE and GST and TG content in zebrafish larvae. MTs content was not affected by Cd or HS. Cd also did not affect HSP70 levels, however HS resulted in increased HSP70 content in zebrafish. Although HS increased GST activity and TG content, which could subsequently protect the embryos from Cd exposure within the first 48h, our study does not clearly indicate the involvement of this general stress response on cross-tolerance to Cd reported in the acute assay. In turn, although Cd exposure had no effect on HSP70 levels, our results suggest that increased HSP70 levels induced by HS could be involved in cross-tolerance to Cd. Moreover future studies are required to confirm the involvement of increased GST activity, increased TG content and increased HSP70 levels in the cross-tolerance process and address the regulation of these general stress responses genes and their cellular functions that ultimately culminate in induced tolerance to Cd.
Growth performance, carcass characteristics and hematological parameters of West African Dwarf lambs fed cassava bran plus fish processing waste

The experiment investigated effects of cassava bran and fish processing waste on performance, hematological parameters and carcass traits of growing West African dwarf lambs. There was significant increase in weight of the lambs fed 1.5% and 2.5% body weight equivalent quantity of concentrated diet produced from cassava bran and fish processing waste (P<0.05) right from week five of the experiment and continue to increase till the end of the experiment. The control animals (animals on ad-libitum dried cassava peel) showed decrease in weight and the loss in weights were critical at week four of the experiment but later improved although still lower than the weight at the beginning of the experiment. The animals fed 1.5% and 2.5% body weight equivalent quantity of the formulated diet showed high packed cells volume (PCV) and was significant although the control group also has good packed cells volume but below initial level. The highest packed cell volume (PCV) was 40.25%, Lymphocytes was 53.00% for the animals fed formulated diet. There was significant different in cold carcass weight between the treatments but there were no significant differences in the carcass yield percentages. The experiment suggested that cassava bran and fish processing waste are good feed resources for growing waste African dwarf lambs and there is need to investigate quality of meat from lambs fed these feed
Analysis of the Factors Affecting Syrian Construction Companies’ Performance

The goal of this study is to present the preliminary results of the reliability of the measurement scales used to gather data that investigates the effect of organizational factors on the performance of Syrian construction companies with “Institutional Pressures” as the potential moderator of the relationship between these factors and performance outcomes. The measurement scales have been adapted and subjected to content validity testing with academic and industry experts. This present paper reports the reliability of the measurement scales used for data collection from a sample of 20 building experts in Syrian construction organizations using a seventy-nine-item questionnaire instrument. The reliability of the measurement scales was tested by determining the internal consistency. This was done by computing the average inter-item correlations utilizing Cronbach alpha. The findings of the reliability test show Cronbach’s alpha values above the generally accepted threshold of 0.7. Hence, these findings provide the researcher with an insight into the reliability of the measurement scales of the construction firm's performance measures along with the specific organizational factors that may affect performance.
Performance-Based Budgeting and its Impact on Control Effectiveness: A Case Study of the State University of Indonesia

This study aims to empirically analyse the impact of performance-based budgeting on control effectiveness, including the financial control effectiveness and the performance control effectiveness at Airlangga University. The study’s sample included the Dean and Vice Dean of financial affairs at Airlangga University. The method of data collection was purposive sampling through the distribution of questionnaires. The research variables were performance-based budgeting, financial control effectiveness, and performance control effectiveness. Hypothesis testing was carried out using regression analysis. The results of statistical tests show that performance-based budgeting had a positive and significant influence on financial control effectiveness, while performance-based budgeting had no significant effect on performance control effectiveness. These study findings indicate that the management of Airlangga University needs to prepare standard operating procedures to improve the implementation of performancebased budgeting.
Exploring Javanese Interpersonal Communication using the Catur- Atahiktri Approach: the Four Basic Values of Javanese Interpersonal Relationships

This paper examines and validates Javanese interpersonal communication's dimensionality. A survey of 120 Batik employees was conducted. The new construction of Javanese interpersonal communication is stated to be built and tested. At the first point, preliminary form development, in-depth interviews, reviewing prior theoretical and empirical research in the field of interpersonal communication is constructed. During the second stages, item generation, content validity testing and construct validity assessment is accompanied to examine the dimensionality of the proposed construct. At the final stage, we employed reliability and validity information. Our results validate Javanese interpersonal communication as a multidimensional construct comprising of (a) Narimo (giving in), (b) Ngalah (accepting all things in life with gratitude), (d) Empan papan (place consciousness) and (d) Andhap Asor (humbleness/modesty). The research results contribute to a better understanding of the dimensionality and drivers of interpersonal communication based on catur-atahiktri approach. This can help managers to enhance their corporate strategies to build harmony among employees in a Javanese community working environment.