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Brain and Genes

During evolution, more complex structures and functions emerge as a result of division of labor and specialization. Often, this leads to a conflict between a principal who determines the nature of division of labor and an agent who implements the overall goal set by the principal. The principal–agent relationship is a useful construct to understand the relationship between the genes and the brain. This chapter covers the key assumptions of the principal–agent theory and how this can be validated in the case of gene–brain relationship. The author argues that because the brain must learn solutions to problems that genes cannot handle, learning is central to intelligence.
ON SIMCITY AS A DIGITAL EXPERIENCE SPACE FOR THE COMPETENCIES DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Education for sustainable development is believed to play an important role in meeting the goals of sustainability (UNESCO 2012). The aim is to enable everyone in society to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for shaping the future according to the model of a sustainable society (Leal Filho, Manolas & Pace 2015; Shephard 2010). The article shows why economic simulations are a promising instrument as a digital experience space for skills development (Terzano & Morckel 2017; Wittwer & Rose 2015; Adams 1998). Starting from a consideration of the theoretical basis for the didactic approach of the experience area as well as the development of competence with the help of computer games (Minnery & Searle 2014), the potentials and challenges of the method as well as its concrete application (SimCity) are discussed (Schneider, Wendeborn & Karapanos 2019).References:[1] Adams, P. (1998): Teaching and learning with SimCity 2000. in: Journal of Geography, 97(2), pp. 47-55.[2] Leal Filho, W.; Manolas, E. & Pace, P. (2015): The future we want: key issues on sustainable development in higher education after Rio and the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development, in: International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 16, pp. 112-129. [3] Minnery, J.; Searle, G. (2014): Toying with the City? Using the Computer Game SimCity TM4 in Planning Education, in: Planning Practice & Research, 29(1), pp. 41-55. [4] Schneider, A.; Wendeborn, T.; Karapanos, M. (2019): Spielend zur Kompetenz?! Wirtschaftssimulationen als digitaler Erfahrungsraum zur Kompetenzentwicklung im Rahmen der Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung, Tagung der Hochschulrektorenkonferenz (HRK): Projekt nexus: "Zur praktischen Umsetzung der Kompetenzorientierung in Hochschulen", Köln. [5] Shephard, K. (2010): Higher education´s role in "education for sustainability", Australian University Review, 52, pp. 13-22. [6] Terzano, K.; Morckel, V. (2017): SimCity in the Community Planning Classroom: Effects on Students Knowledge, Interests, and Perceptions of the Discipline of Planning, in: Journal of Planning Education and Research, 37(1), pp. 95-105. [7] UNESCO (2012): Shaping the education of tomorrow: 2012 report on the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development, Paris. [8] Wittwer, W.; Rose, P. (2015): Raum als sozialer (Erfahrungs)Raum, in: Wittwer, W.; Diettrich, A.; Walber, M. (Hrsg.): Lernräume. Gestaltung von Lernumgebungen für Weiterbildung, Wiesbaden, S. 83-105.
Study Guides: Public Communication: Home

This guide will help Public Communications students to navigate the key resources and develop core information literacy skills.
ONLINE POSTER PRESENTATION VS. ONSITE. AN EXPERIENCE IN THE PANDEMIC CONTEXT AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

A. Heredia Gutiérrez, L. Seguí Gil , C. Barrera Puigdollers, M.L. Castelló Gómez, J. García-HernándezUniversitat Politècnica de València (SPAIN)
Prosody and morphology

This text describes the lower units of the prosodic hierarchy (syllables, moraes and feet) to illustrate how these constituents are used by a branch of Morphology called Prosodic Morphology (McCarthy &amp; Prince, 1986 et seq.). It seeks to present the theoretical principles of this type of approach, as well as the advantages of incorporating aspects of the prosodic structure into the morphological description. This paper focuses mainly on a variety of ways in which morphological systems can use this type of phonological structure and it shows the relevance of syllables, moraes and feet in the description of inflexion and word formation processes in natural languages. Finally, it shows that some Portuguese phenomena, such as clipping ('biju' for „bijuteria‟, “imitation jewelry”; „refri‟ for „refrigerante, “soft drink”) and reduplication ('chororô', “excessive crying”) can be satisfactorily described by this model. The idea of the paper is to show that the prosodymorphology "partnership" worked well, managing to solve a series of problems that had hitherto been unanswered or badly solved in morphological literature.
LibGuides: Materials Science & Engineering: Why Use a Research Database?

Resources for research in the materials engineering discipline, including research databases, resources for data and properties, codes and standards, and product information
Predict Some Soil Characteristics And Prepare Their Digital Maps From Remote Sensing Data

Remote sensing techniques and geographic information systems have been used for the purpose of predicting some of the physical and chemical properties of the soil and preparing its digital maps from the remote sensing data of the satellite image sensor The Operational Land Imager(OLI) of the Landsat 8 satellite for the year 2019. Non-linear equations were prepared to predict maps of physical soil characteristics represented by soil content of clay, silt and sand and maps of chemical soil characteristics represented by soil salinity, sodium adsorption ratio, gypsum and organic matter by performing multiple regression analysis with the following spectral indices (NDVI, SI, GSI) , And with highly significant identification factors which amounted to (0.85, 0.81, 0.85, 0.92, 0.81, 0.89 and 0.82) for each of these characteristics, respectively. And through the high accuracy of the correlations between the predicted and laboratory-measured values of the characteristics, the spectral evidence used in the study proved its efficiency to predict these characteristics. In general, the best predictive mathematical equations were found for soil characteristics and with high significant correlation relationships (0.94, 0.89, 0.94, 0.97, 0.85, 0.93 and 0.90) for each of the studied soil characteristics.
Crime is Inevitable but Police is not friendly: Exploring the Public Perception of Police on Crime Prevention and Management in Lagos State, Nigeria

In recent times, lingering crime situations in Nigeria have becomes a source of concern among people in the country. Apparently, this has been attributed to ineffective prevention and management of crime activities by the Nigerian police force, which has generated distrust from the public, and sourcing of alternative indigenous security outfit for protection of lives and properties. The study explores the factors responsible for the perception of the public about police on crime prevention and management in Nigeria. It also examines the level of trust members of the public have on the effectiveness of the police force, and assesses the government efforts towards police-public friendly relationship in Nigeria. Social constructivism and Karl Marx Conflict theories were employed for the study. Descriptive research design was adopted, which uses in-depth interview guide to gathered information from participants. Purposive and snowball sampling techniques were used to select participants were used for the study. Data collected were analysed using content analysis. The study concluded thatpolice system should be completely independent, and not under the direct control of the executive in order to managed crime efficiently, and also, to discharged their constitutional duties of securing lives and properties to the people effectively without violation to fundamental right of the people in the country.
Revisiting Construction of Online Cipher in Hash-ECB-Hash Structure

Online cipher is an important primitive in many cryptographic schemes, such as authenticated encryption schemes. Considering performance and security, the Hash-ECB-Hash (HEH) structure provides a potential way to construct parallelizable and CCA secure online cipher. In this paper, we start from the online cipher POE which is the only instantiation of Hash-ECB-Hash structure in the literature. However, the AXU property of hash function in the hash layer cannot guarantee the security of POE. Then we propose a new concept of online universal hash function (OUHF) for the hash layer and prove that the Hash-ECB-Hash structure is CCA secure, if the hash layer is online almost universal (OAU) hash function and the underlying block cipher is CCA secure. We also give several concrete constructions of OAU.
Analysis on the diagnosis of imported malaria cases in Shanxi, 2015-2019

Objective To provide the basis for the surveillance to prevent re-transmission after malaria elimination by analyzing the diagnosis imported malaria cases in Shanxi Province during 2015-2019. Methods Data on imported malaria cases in Shanxi Province from 2015 to 2019 were collected and sorted through the National Infectious Diseases Information Reporting Management System (IDIRMS) and the Parasitic Diseases Information Reporting Management System (PDIRMS). Diagnostic institutions and diagnostic timeliness of imported malaria cases were described and analyzed by chi-square test and rank-sum test. Results A total of 72 imported malaria cases were reported in Shanxi during 2015-2019, all cases were imported from abroad, among which falciparum malaria accounted for 68.1% (49/72), vivax malaria 18.1% (13/72), ovale malaria 8.3% (6/72), malariae malaria 2.8% (2/72), and mixed infection 2.8% (2/72). And all of which were diagnosed with laboratory tests (100.0%). The rate of diagnosis in medical institutions was 95.8% (69/72), while 73.9% (51/69) were diagnosed in provincial medical institutions, 21.7% (15/69) were diagnosed in municipal medical institutions, 4.3% (3/69) of 69 cases diagnosed in medical institutions were diagnosed in county-level medical institutions. The median time from onset to diagnosis of malaria cases was 5 days, in which the median time from onset to first visit was 3 day. There were significant difference in the time both from onset to first visit and first visit to diagnosis ( P <0.05), the interquartile interval of malaria cases was shortened from the longest 10 days in 2017 to the shortest zero days in 2019. Conclusion Medical institutions in Shanxi Province play an important role in malaria case detection and monitoring. We should improve the diagnostic awareness and capabilities of county-level medical institutions, and to play the role of sentinel hospitals in the surveillance of preventing re-transmission after malaria elimination. 摘要:目的 分析山西省2015—2019年输人性疟疾病例诊断情况,为消除疟疾后防止输人再传播的监测工作提 供依据。 方法 通过传染病报告信息管理系统和寄生虫病防治信息管理系统,收集整理2015—2019年山西省疟疾病 例信息,对其诊断机构、诊断及时性等情况采用 χ 2 检验、秩和检验进行统计分析。 结果 2015—2019年全省共报告疟 疾病例72例,均为境外输人性病例,其中恶性疟占68.1%(49/72),间日疟占18.1%(13/72),卵形疟占8.3%(6/72),三日 疟占2.8%(2/72),混合感染2.8%(2/72)。所有病例均为实验室确诊病例,镜检检测率均为100.0%。95.8%(69/72)的病 例在医疗机构诊断,而69例在医疗机构诊断的病例中,73.9%(51/69)在省级医疗机构诊断,21.7%(15/69)在市级医疗 机构诊断,仅4.3%(3/69)在县级医疗机构诊断。疟疾病例从发病-确诊时间中位数为5 d,其中发病-初诊时间中位数 为3 d,发病-初诊和初诊-确诊时间各年份差异均有统计学意义,四分位数间距由2017年最长的10 d缩短为2019年最 短的0 d。 结论 山西省医疗机构在疟疾病例发现和监测中具有重要作用。疟疾病例诊断以省级医疗机构为主,提 示市、县级医疗机构的诊断水平较低。今后要加强市县级医疗机构的培训以提高其疟疾诊断意识和诊断能力。
TEACHING QUEUING CULTURE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD

The culture of queuing or waiting turn is a simple behaviour that is sometimes forgotten by adults. Behaviour in queuing or waiting their turn is strongly believed and implemented by people in many developed countries such as America and Europe. However, in Indonesia there are still seen adults who deliberately and do not want to queue or wait their turn for various reasons. In fact, it will trigger social conflicts in the community. Therefore, inculcation of queuing culture needs to be taught and believed by individuals from an early age, so that this queued behaviour can be well embedded and automatically becomes a behaviour that will be displayed in everyday life. This paper is presented using the literature study method. Literature study or what is known as literature review is a description of the theory, findings, and other research materials that are used as a basis for research activities in preparing the framework of the problem formulation. In this paper, we will describe the role of parents and teachers is specific and concrete in educating children to have queuing behaviour in waiting their turn.
“WHAT’S UP WITH THE INSTRUCTOR'S QUESTIONS IN WHATSAPP?” STUDENTS’ VOICES

The way an instructor utilizes questions constitutes an essential issue to ponder. By understanding them, the interaction between the instructor and students and the students’ performance of certain tasks can be construed. However, it may be challenging when it comes up to online learning for the situation is different from the situation they commonly experience via a face to face learning. Thus, this study aimed to reveal the questions deployed by the instructor, and the students perceived it during the online learning over six sessions using a WhatsApp group. It was conducted in one university in Bandung city. Twenty-three graduate students and an instructor were involved. A mixed-method with an embedded design was utilized and the data were garnered through online archives and interviews. Through the online archives, the types of questions used were investigated. Meanwhile, some systematic coding procedures were employed to analyze the students' voices of the questions used. The findings revealed that convergent questions were the most frequent type of questions found followed by divergent questions, procedural questions, and rhetorical questions consecutively. Besides, most of the students perceive positive views related to the questions used. However, some challenges still emerged during the online class.
LibGuides: Research Introduction: Subject Guides

With the challenges presented by the Fall 2020 semester and the increased dependence on the UVA Library's online resources, this guide is intended to walk you through the basics of access to our online databases as well as tips and tricks for honing your
Psychological aspects of social responsibility as a method of conflict management at the enterprise

Some aspects of the implementation of social responsibility principles in conflict management at the enterprise are considered in this paper. Any activity involving human interaction is followed by high probability of conflict. The implementation of social responsibility principles affects the interests of a large number of participants – related parties or stakeholders, who, in turn, have their own needs, goals, values and expectations. Certainly, this causes various differences, which over time can escalate into conflicts. One of the primary internal stakeholders of the company is its staff, as the quality and efficiency of the company is influenced not only by the efforts of individual employees, but the overall productivity of the whole team. Social and labor relations between the employer and staff, as well as employees themselves, should be focused on the creation of conditions for human activity and interaction in such a way as to minimize the possibility of various contradictions, conflicts and their destructive development. The means of management, particularly the prevention and resolution of conflicts within the enterprise are the introduction of elements of internal social business responsibility. Its priority areas include: human resources development (advanced training; professional retraining; internships; on-the-job training; the possibility of gaining the second higher education; in-house training, etc.); formation of safe and comfortable working conditions; ensuring the stability of wage payments; additional medical and social insurance of employees; providing financial assistance to employees in critical or emergency situations. At present, modern enterprises, implementing the principles of social responsibility, transform it into social benefit, at the same time receiving a number of positive effects, including improvement of business reputation and image; employee productivity increase; sales growth and customer loyalty; increase of the enterprise investment attractiveness; stimulation of consumer confidence and, first of all, prevention and overcoming of conflicts in the team.
CULTURE AND PSYCHOLOGY OF PEDAGOGICAL COMMUNICATION

Communication is a multifaceted process ofdeveloping communication between people based onthe needs of their joint activities. This is one of themost prestigious and influential human actions - toconstantly be in the circle of people and interact withthem. The main goal of the parties involved in arelationship is to achieve mutual understanding andunderstanding. The complexity of this process, ifnecessary charm, uniqueness is that it is impossibleto find the same language or think and speak thesame way
Suara UMP - Library collaboration in dissemination of knowledge

Pekan, 14 October 2020 – The collaboration between SUARA UMP and UMP Library has become the catalyst in disseminating knowledge in an effort to cultivate the reading attitude in the community.
LibGuides: Research Introduction: Reading Literature

With the challenges presented by the Fall 2020 semester and the increased dependence on the UVA Library's online resources, this guide is intended to walk you through the basics of access to our online databases as well as tips and tricks for honing your
The measurement of digital skills and competences: a bibliometric analysis

The definition and measurement of digital skills and competences needed to succeed in the 21st century context has been a widely researched topic within the last years. Academics and professionals consider that it has an increasing importance due to the process of digital transformation in which the organisations and society are immersed, which is pushing to achieve a knowledge society. For these reasons, a bibliometric analysis of the topic plays a key role to have a big picture of the conducted research since the date and establish key countries, authors and journals which lead the investigation on the topic. Moreover, the analysis of the knowledge frontier and research gaps has discovered the stage in which this research line is situated and the needs for the establishment of future research guidelines.
Development of API Middleware and Mobile Application for a Job marketplace by Using RESTful API and Mobile Development Framework

The research is conducted based on the nationwide goals of Indonesia proposed in the Nawacita document, where one of the big goals is to improve the human resource greatly. Providing a good medium such as a job marketplace can be part of improving the human resource. Since most of Indonesian citizen nowadays has easy access to internet, which can ease their way of using a job marketplace application. Creating a job marketplace application may minimize a number of unemployment in Indonesia. Addition to that, through a focus group discussion, it has been discovered that respondents find job marketplace such as JobStreet and Indeed jobs does not satisfy respondents’ UI and UX view towards the application. The objective of this research is to create a job marketplace mobile application that is useful and easy to use for users. The prototype mobile application is developed using react native, and a middleware that is developed using Express JS is made alongside to bridge data to the mobile application. To assess the prototype mobile application, two evaluation method is used which is User Experience Questionnaire (UEQ) and Questionnaire User Interface Satisfaction (QUIS). 6 respondents were allowed to examine prototype application, and answer the questionnaire. The result of the evaluation both shows positive results from both questionnaires.
How Directors can ensure trust in digital services

Trust can seem fickle. It can take years to establish yet can be lost overnight. We see reputations grow and crumble. We know that establishing trust is at the core of productive and efficient relationships. The absence of trust requires costly surveillance, regulation and even legislation. As a result, distrust can diminish economic prosperity and welfare. Add to this the adverse impact on mental and social wellbeing, and distrust is costly in many ways.We consider ethical behaviour as the barometer of trust. While there can be short-lived trust without ethics, ethical behaviour inspires long-lived trust - and this is never more needed than in difficult uncertain times.We have seen trust shifts during COVID-19. Initially, trust in government increased and trust in business declined. Now it would appear society is casting a critical eye over all those in power, be it the government, media or their employer.
Memory Efficient and Provably Secure Virus Detection

Lipton et al. introduced a provably secure virus detection scheme. However, their scheme needs larger memory than the original program because the program is extended to detect virus injections. In this paper, we introduce a new virus detection scheme which needs smaller memory than Lipton et al.’s scheme. We also prove that our scheme is secure in the same security model of their scheme.
Non-Linearities, Cyber Attacks and Cryptocurrencies

This paper uses a Markov-switching non-linear specification to analyse the effects of cyber attacks on returns in the case of four cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethernam, Litecoin and Stellar) over the period 8/8/2015-28/2/2019. The analysis considers both cyber attacks in general and those targeting cryptocurrencies in particular, and also uses cumulative measures capturing persistence. On the whole, the results suggest the existence of significant negative effects of cyber attacks on the probability for cryptocurrencies to stay in the low volatility regime. This is an interesting finding, that confirms the importance of gaining a deeper understanding of this form of crime and of the tools used by cybercriminals in order to prevent possibly severe disruptions to markets.
Regression Analysis of Research Data using R Programming

ABSTRACT The goal of the review paper is discussing the relationship between various types of regression analysis whose output was sufficiently analyzed using R programming. The primary purpose of this paper is to explain the relationship of linear, multiple, quantile and polynomial regression models to achieve final conclusion with different data sets. Therefore, this paper presents the easiest way of regression analysis commands and R programming strengths for of data analysis.  Keyword:  Data Analytics; Linear, Quantile, Polynomial, Big Data; Regression Equation. Cite this Article Yagyanath Rimal. Regression Analysis of Research Data using R Programming . Recent Trends in Programming Languages. 2019; 6(2): 42–50p.