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Managing Social Prejudication And Religious Ethnic Stereotypes Through Psychological And Global Education

The series of conflicts that we see happening in Indonesia is inseparable from ethnic religion and culture, although there are factors such as structural inequality and system injustice. This factual reality might bring potential conflict, meaning that the latent danger of these factors can turn into a sensitive attitude. Some social analyzes assume that the potential for conflict becomes latent because the education system is unable to touch the psychological aspects of individual counseling and mental management in interacting with the community and its social environment. This study was categorized as literature research and field. describing or describing the social prejudices and ethnic stereotypes of religion that we see in Indonesia and based on the results of research journals/books that explain the stereotypes of ethnic religion. This paper will explain how to manage social prejudice and religious ethnic stereotypes through psychological and global education in the context of religious and cultural pluralism
Blended Stakeholder Participation for Responsible Information Systems Research

: Information Systems (IS) research is often conducted under the assumption that technology use leads to positive outcomes for different stakeholders. However, many IS studies demonstrate limited evidence of having engaged with the stakeholders that they claim benefit and speak on behalf of. It is therefore not surprising that examples abound of where technology use has failed ‘to make the world a better place’, or worse still has contributed towards unintended negative outcomes. In light of these concerns, calls have recently emerged for responsible research and innovation (RRI) studies in IS to understand how different stakeholder groups can have a voice in complex socio-technical issues. In this paper, we take steps towards addressing this call by presenting case study findings from a responsible IS research project which combined ‘blended’ face-to-face and online participatory techniques. The case study relates to a large-scale consultation undertaken in a 24-month European project involving 30 countries. The project engaged over 1,500 stakeholders in the co-creation of future research agendas for the European Union. We discuss case study findings using Stilgoe, Owen, & Macnaghten’s (2013) RRI framework (Anticipation, Reflexivity, Inclusion, Deliberation, Responsiveness) and reflect on lessons learned for responsible IS research going forward.
Psychological Effect of Communication Skills on Customer Retention: Evidence from Supply Chain Process of Indonesian Electronic Companies

Purpose of this study is to investigate the psychological effect of communication skills on customer retention (CR) with mediating role of customer satisfaction (CS) and customer loyalty in supply chain process of electronic companies. Number of studies studied the phenomena of CR; however, it is not studied with the help of psychological effect of communication skills. Moreover, the supply chain procedure of electronic companies is not discussed by the previous studies. Hence, this study is an attempt to fill this literature gap by examining the relationship between psychological effect of communication skills, CS, customer loyalty and CR to investigate supply chain process. This study focused on electronic companies of Indonesia. Therefore, a survey was carried out among these companies. Data were obtained from the customers of Indonesian electronic companies. 600 questionnaires were distributed among the customers. It is evident from the results that psychological effect of communication skills has important contribution to the CR to enhance supply chain process. Positive psychological effect of communication skills has the ability to increase CR, however, negative psychological effect of communication skills has the ability to decrease CR.
Analysis Methods for Neutral Delay Differential Equations

Two different methods for the stability and bifurcation analyses of neutral delay differential equations are presented. The first one relies on classical techniques and it is oriented to the study of the roots of the characteristic equation, which is a transcendental one. It provides a straightforward test to obtain the stability chart in the parameter space of the studied system. The second method uses a frequency-domain approach, based on the control theory, to determine the stability and dynamic bifurcations, and also providing approximations for the smooth oscillations appearing when the system loses its stability.
Triangulation and Trustworthiness —Advancing Research on Public Service Interpreting through Qualitative Case Study Methodologies

This paper discusses a research methods approach to investigate phenomena in interpreting studies based on a triangulation of qualitative methods. It discusses the concept of triangulation, as developed in the social sciences by Campbell and Fiske (1959), with an emphasis on the process of combining and integrating multiple methods. It reviews previous applications of triangulation in translation and interpreting studies and describes the advantages of systematic triangulation for empirical research. The implications of this approach for future research in public service interpreting concerning the trustworthiness of the interpretative nature of qualitative inquiry are also discussed. To demonstrate the practical application of triangulation in public service interpreting settings, this paper draws on a case study conducted by the author where triangulation of participant observation, focus groups and audio-recorded interaction was employed. The integration of the different research methods utilized, as well as the findings derived by triangulation, are illustrated through examples from this study.
Quantifying Flight of Colorado Potato Beetles (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) with a Microcomputer-Based Flight Mill System

A microcomputer-based flight mill system for Colorado potato beetles, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say), is described. The system provides detailed information on flight duration, speed, and frequency of individual flights, according to user-alterable specifications. In an experiment using summer-generation female beetles, flight parameters were similar among beetles fed on potato or Solatium dulcamara , whereas starved beetles virtually did not fly. Speeds for beetles on the flight mill are significantly slower than those observed in the field.
The Effect of Green Cover on Photosynthetic Characteristics of Grapevine(Vitis vinifera L.cv.Cabernet Sauvignon)Leaves

The effects of vineyard green cover with Clover(Trifolium repens),Perennial Ryegrass (Lolium perenne)and Alfalfa(Medicago sativa)on leaves photosynthetic characteristics of Cabernet Sauvignon were studied.The diurnal variation of net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance (Gs),transpiration rate(Tr)and intercellular CO_2 concentration(Ci)were determined in the day of grape berry expanding,at the same time,the soil water moisture and leaf relative water content were determined by comparing to the clean tillage.The result showed that soil moisture and leaves relative water content significantly decreased,leaves Pn,Gs and Tr also decreased compared with those of clean tillage.It can be concluded that green cover decreased the soil water content,it influenced the photosynthetic characteristics of grapevine leaves.
New Generation Voting System for Conveinent and Compulsory Voting

- E-Electronic voting system have the potential to improve percentage of the voting. in the traditional voting such as the electronics voting and paper-based voting percentage of voting is decreasing. now a day's most of voters are busy in his /her work and most of the voter are living far away from voting centre some voter doesn’t like to wait in queues thus due to these voters don't visit to the polling booth and Percentage of voting is decreasing. these is main and serious drawback of traditional voting scheme. now a day's some improvement needed in this field, in this paper we are introducing such a system which eliminate drawback of traditional voting scheme. In this paper the concept is to provide an easy to use and with a concept “one nation one election”, to avoid fake voting.
Eye Tracking in Virtual Reality

The intent of this paper is to provide an introduction into the bourgeoning field of eye tracking in Virtual Reality (VR). VR itself is an emerging technology on the consumer market, which will create many new opportunities in research. It offers a lab environment with high immersion and close alignment with reality. An experiment which is using VR takes place in a highly controlled environment and allows for a more in-depth amount of information to be gathered about the actions of a subject. Techniques for eye tracking were introduced more than a century ago and are now an established technique in psychological experiments, yet recent development makes it versatile and affordable. In combination, these two techniques allow unprecedented monitoring and control of human behavior in semi-realistic conditions. This paper will explore the methods and tools which can be applied in the implementation of experiments using eye tracking in VR following the example of one case study. Accompanying the technical descriptions, we present research that displays the effectiveness of the technology and show what kind of results can be obtained when using eye tracking in VR. It is meant to guide the reader through the process of bringing VR in combination with eye tracking into the lab and to inspire ideas for new experiments.
Biosafety of Nanoemulsion of Hexanal on Chrysoperla zastrowi sillemi Stephens (Chrysopidae: Neuroptera)

India ranks first in the world production of mango with the production of 19.27 million tonnes from 2.5 million hectares which is the largest in the world and it accounts for 21 percent of the total fruit production in the country (FAOSTAT. 2011). One of the major constraints in the production and marketing of mango is the post harvest losses. Many biologically active volatile compounds like hexanal is found to reduce the post harvest losses by checking the over ripening. The key enzyme involved in the ripening of fruits is Phosholipase D (PLD). The use of hexanal by inhibits PLD production in fruit skin which International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN: 2319-7706 Volume 9 Number 7 (2020) Journal homepage: http://www.ijcmas. com
Preparation of Targeted Gd~(3+) Contrast Agent Based on Folate-receptor and Its Relaxation

OBJECTIVE To prepare the complexes of folate-chitosan-(Gd-DTPA)n ——a novel kind of folate-receptor-targeted macromolecular MRI contrast agents,and to evaluate their relaxation in vitro.METHODS Catalyzed by EDC at pH6.5,chitosan was reacted with DTPA to form chitosan-DTPA,then the complexes of chitosan-chitosan-(Gd-DTPA)n were obtained by chelating of GdCl3 with the product of folate-DTPA coupled with activated folate ester at pH 7~8.The in vitro spin-lattice relaxation of these Gd complexes were preliminarily investigated.RESULTS The coupling ratio of folate to chitosan was about 4,and the ratio of Gd-DTPA to chitosan was increased with the increasing of EDC.The relaxation of these complexes was about 6.2×10-3 L·mmol-1·ms-1,that′s about 2.3 times as the small molecular Gd-DTPA complex.CONCLUSION The MRI contrast agents mediated by folate had been prepared successfully and had high relaxation.
Morphophysiological characterization of leaves and inflorescences of commercial mini chrysanthemum varieties

Abstract Chrysanthemum is among the oldest plants cultivated by man, being widely cultivated in Brazil. In view of its economic importance and use in breeding, the present study aims to characterize mini chrysanthemum varieties, focusing on morphological and physiological parameters. Therefore, four varieties of mini chrysanthemums, in pots, were acquired in the local market: V1 - ‘Swifty Light Pink’ (purple), V2 - ‘Diablo Time’ (red), V3 - ‘White Cherie’ (white); V4 - ‘Giovanni’ (yellow), from which they were taken leaves and inflorescences samples for measurement of height, diameter and fresh mass, as well as to quantify the total soluble sugar (TSS, %), reducing sugar (RS, %), non-reducing sugar (NRS, %), anthocyanin and chlorophyll contents. Regarding the characterization of inflorescences, it was found that ‘Diablo Time’ had the largest diameter, height and fresh weight, in these last two cases not differing from ‘Giovanni’, which had lower anthocyanin content; while the highest values of carbohydrate content were found in ‘White Cherie’. In relation to the characterization of the leaves, ‘Giovanni’ had the largest dimensions, fresh mass and chlorophyll content. Already ‘Swifty Light Pink’ stood as to the sugar contents. Thus, it is clear that there are morphophysiological differences between the chrysanthemum mini varieties, which can contribute to breeding programs.
EVALUATION OF THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENT STUDENTS AT SCHOOL

The ability of adolescents to participate in the learning process at school requires a proper social behavior and social abilities such as cooperating skills, empathy and suspension of quick temperedness and disruptiveness. The aim of this research is to evaluate the social behavior of male and female students at school and study the influence of gender on factors of social behavior. The sample of the research consisted of 181 male and female students aged 12-13. The questionnaire used was the School Social Behavior Scale (SSBS), followed by a credibility analysis. T-tests were carried out, which confirmed the statistically important difference between the factor “quick temperedness” and the factor “gender”. The results of the research show that both male and female students present a positive social behavior, with the male students being more quick-tempered.
Body Size, Diet and Population Density in Afrotropical Forest Mammals: A Comparison with Neotropical Species

1. This paper presents body mass and population density data for 88 African forest mammal species from over 200 references. It uses phylogenetic comparative methods to examine the association between population density and body mass in relation to diet both in these data and in a similar compilation of data from over a hundred neotropical forest mammal species. 2. Predictably, population densities declined with increasing body mass. The regression slope of log density on log mass for all the data combined was -0.54 (SE 0.075). 3. Density decreased with increasing trophic level and with increasing specialization, although these factors could not be separated. The slope of density on mass did not differ significantly among trophic levels nor among dietary categories. Myrmecophagy, the most specialized diet, seemed to be associated with the lowest relative population densities. 4. The slopes obtained for the African assemblage and for all data combined were significantly different from -0.75. Within dietary categories and within trophic levels, slopes did not differ significantly from -0.75, although sample sizes were often small. 5. There is no evidence to suggest that the relationships between mass, density and trophic level differ between Afrotropical and neotropical forest mammals.
Prevalence of SHV gene and antibiotic resistance of extended-spectrum β-lactamase-producing Escherichia coli strains isolated from abattoir wastewater in Mazandaran Province, north of Iran

Abattoir wastewater is a major source of pollution burden and life-treating human pathogenic bacteria. The aim of this study was to determine the extended-spectrum β-lactamase-producing (ESBL) producing E. coli isolates and their antibiotic resistances in wastewater samples. In this experimental study, abattoir wastewater samples were collected and identified from 32 different regions in Mazandaran Province, North Iran. Disk agar diffusion test was applied for testing antibiotic resistance. Phenotypic detection of ESBL-producing isolates was performed using combined disk method. The presence of blaSHV gene was investigated using PCR method. The prevalence of E. coli in wastewater samples was 10%. The ESBL test analysis was positive for 14 (93.33%) isolates. The prevalence of blaSHV gene in ESBL-producing E. coli isolates was 93.34%. The highest antibiotic resistances in ESBL-producing E. coli were found concerning to ceftizoxime and gentamicin (100%), nalidixic acid, ceftazidime and ciprofloxacin (93.34%). Nitrofurantoin was the most effective antibiotic against E. coli isolate exhibiting the highest sensitivity (73.34%). In conclusion, the prevalence of ESBL-producing E. coli is high and being increased. The high prevalence of blaSHV gene in these isolates may be a reason for their pathogenesis and ability in transferring the resistance genes to multiple antibiotics. Therefore, there is a need to develop appropriate treatment and safer disposing abattoir wastes in this province.
Neck Rejuvenation with Calcium Hydroxylapatite, Hyaluronic Acid Filler, and IncobotulinumtoxinA: A Case Study

Inee Clinic, Seoul, Korea Background and Objectives Aging of the neck is characterized by skin laxity, rhytides, loss of the mandibular contour, widening of the cervicomental angle, accumulation of submental fat, and an increased prominence of platysmal bands, in addition to others, for which many treatment options are available. In the present report, we describe a 1-day combined treatment for neck rejuvenation that addresses these signs of aging without the need for radiofrequency, highintensity focused ultrasound, laser, or other devices.
Isolation, Identification and Anti-Fungal Susceptibility Testing of Candida Species from Various Clinical Specimens of ICU Patients in a Tertiary Care Hospital of Bhagalpur, Bihar

Background: Candida spp. are the normal flora of human skin and mucosa and there is an increasing incidence of candida infections among hospitalized patients mostly the immune-suppressed individuals. Candida albicans predominantly cause candidiasis responsible for about 60-80% of infections. Emergence of non-albicans species in increasing numbers as potential pathogens has been noted during last decades. Species level identification of Candida spp. is clinically important due to the fact that they differ in virulence and antifungal susceptibility. Rapid identification of Candida spp. can also help with early management of antifungal therapy. Not much study have been done about the C. albicans and NAC infections from Bihar, so we aimed this study to know the prevalence and antifungal susceptibility of fungal isolates from ICU patients. Methods: This prospective analytical study was conducted in the department of microbiology of Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College and Hospital, Bhagalpur during the period of June 2017 to June 2018 to evaluate anti-fungal susceptibility of fungal isolates from 100 patients admitted in different ICUs. Results: A total of100 samples were received from different ICUs during the study period, of which 25 (25%) were positive for fungal growth. The prevalence of Candida and NAC isolates are 20 % and 5 % respectively. Conclusion: We conclude that the Candida spp. are an important opportunistic pathogen in ICU settings over the 1 year study period and constant monitoring of the changing epidemiology and resistance pattern of Candida species is needed to guide the clinicians.
Oxidative DNA Due to Occupational Exposure to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons among Coal Tar Workers

Introduction: Polycyclic Aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are compounds of occupational and environmental concern as they are toxic, carcinogenic, mutagenic, and/or teratogenic (causing birth defects). Occupational exposure during coal tar distillation process may cause numerous symptoms and diseases through generation of coal tar fumes that contain principally polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Benzopyrene is the most important member of those PAHs. Aim of work: To assess the health effect due to occupational exposure to PAHs; specifically their effects on DNA damage and oxidative stress status among coal tar workers. Materials and methods: A comparative cross sectional study was carried out on two groups, exposed and unexposed group. The exposed group was consisted of 40 coal tar workers and the unexposed group was also composed of 40 matched individuals not occupationally exposed to coal tar . All examined individuals were subjected to full occupational history and estimation of 1-hydroxypyrene (1-OHPyrene) level in urine, blood levels of Benzopyrene-DNA adducts, oxidative stress enzymes (superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase), Cytochrome P450 and Complete blood picture. Results: There was a statistically significant higher urinary level of 1-OHPyrene and higher blood levels of benzopyrene DNA adducts at the exposed workers compared to unexposed ones, in the other hand there were significant reduction in serum levels of superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase among workers exposed to PAHs compared to the unexposed group that might be consumed by oxidative stress status. Conclusion: Oxidative stress and DNA damage might be one of the pathogenesis that may cause adverse health effects associated with occupational exposure to PAHs among coal tar workers.
Fermentation Technology: A Viable Tool for Bio-conversion of Lignocellulosic Biomass into Value-Added Products

Microorganisms are unique creatures in the universe that they are capable of growing in diverse environmental conditions. This makes them suitable for exploration for various applications by human kind. These tiny creatures are related to human being in day to day life in several ways. In relation to human being, broadly microorganisms are classified into two groups’ viz., pathogenic and beneficial microorganisms. The pathogenic microbes are the one which causes diseases or illness and beneficial microbes are those related to well being of human kind. Man makes use of microorganisms for his welfare since for many centuries. The use of microbes for bread making, wine and beer making are well known since very long. The exploitation of microorganism’s for synthesis of products International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN: 2319-7706 Volume 9 Number 7 (2020) Journal homepage: http://www.ijcmas. com
Antioxidant Activity of Fruit Extract Powder Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Using DPPH Method

Free radical effect is one of many factors that can cause coronic desease, heart coronary desease, diabetes militus. Beans plant (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) countant antioxidant compound. Antioxidants could inhibit oxidation reaction, that is cousing free radical compounds. The objective of this research was to determine the potential of bean extracts as an antioxidant. DPPH method was used to measure antioxidant activity, absorbances was measured using UV-Vis spectroscopy. Scrining phytochemical used to identified secondary metabolites in samples. The result showed IC50 1268.18; 2512; 1698.18 and 4442.75 μg/mL for all variety of stroge (less 1, 1, 2, 3 months) and IC50 control BHT was 1.744 μg/mL. Extract of bean powder sample classified as very weak antioxidant activity, variety of storage could effect to antioxidant activity. Phytochemical screening results obtained flavonoids, phenols, alkaloids, saponins, steroids and terpenoids present in the sample, while tannin are not included in the sample