bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
A Study on Mathematics Education in the UK: Focusing on high school math education
Authors:   The Korean School Mathematics Society, Kang Hyun-Young
Published: October 2023

This study intends to suggest implications by comparing Korea's high school mathematics curriculum with the UK's high school mathematics curriculum ahead of the 2022 revision of the mathematics curriculum. The UK has revised assessments to emphasize post-16 mathematics since 2017. Accordingly, the contents of Key Stage 4, Core Maths and A-level, which correspond to the UK high school mathematics curriculum, were examined and compared with Korean high school math subjects. In the UK, mathematics education is emphasized at the high school level. In the UK national curriculum, students’ options for mathematics were expanded. In order to prepare for the future society, new mathematics subjects and evaluations were developed and implemented, and the A-level mathematics was improved. In addition, the subject-centered content was developed and continuously handled from Key Stage 3 to the high school stage, and it was structured to facilitate the internal and external connection of mathematics by linking it with the subjects of other areas. The implications of this UK high school math education for high school math education in Korea are: First, it is necessary to think about the content of learning to prepare for the future society. Second, support for math learning and development of subjects and evaluation at the same time. Third, it is necessary to improve the statistics curriculum to improve statistics education.
Development and Application of Assessment Items for the Diagnosis of Difficulties in Learning Elementary Mathematics
Authors:   The Korean School Mathematics Society, Kim Hee-jeong , Cho Hyungmi , Ko Eun-Sung , Lee Donghwan , Cho Jinwoo , Choi Jisun , Han Chaereen , Hwang Jihyun
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this study is to develop an assessment to diagnose difficulties in learning mathematics and misconstructions that elementary students have. With thorough theoretical background and analysis of mathematics curriculum documents, we established learning trajectories for the following content areas in grades 3 to 6: number and operation, regularity, data and probability, geometry, and measurement. Then, the research team created the assessment items targeting a specific stage in the learning trajectories and including item options to identify possible misconceptions. Based on the unified validity theory, we report the detailed procedure of the assessment development and the evidence for the content, substance, and structural validity of the assessment. We collected the data of 675 elementary students. Rasch measurement modeling was applied, and Cronbach’s alpha was estimated. We considered how to report students’ assessment results to teachers appropriately and immediately, which suggested important implications for supporting teaching and learning mathematics in elementary schools. We also suggest how to use the assessment developed in this study in online and distance learning environments due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
LOUIS ALTHUSSER: MARXIS STRUKTURAL
Authors: Kosat Oktovianus
Published: October 2023

Louis Althusser has been called a structuralist or precisely as a structural marxist. Althusser himself does reject the name structuralist, but in some terms he uses, such as structure, structural, anti-humanism, anti-historisism, makes himself close to the structuralistic terminology. The emphasis it should have on his thinking of theoretical humanism was the attempt to avoid any misconception that he was opposing humanism, emphasizing human dignity and human rights. Though he merely rejected the stand that made man the center of history and the center of reality. For Althusser, this establishment was a humanism to the theory of Marx and Lenin, of history.
MENJADI KATOLIK INDONESIA DI TENGAH MAYORITAS (Menurut Ignatius Suharyo)
Authors: Du Patrisius Epin , Firmanto Antonius Denny
Published: October 2023

For Indonesian Catholics who are a minority group the idea of "Being Indonesian Catholics" needs to be explored continuously. As a minority Church often faced with difficult situations and causing fear of the people to be actively involved in life together in society. Using a method of critical reading of the idea of "Becoming an Indonesian Catholic" according to Cardinal Ignatius Suharyo's view, this study find the following points: First, being an Indonesian Catholic mean that the Church is actively involved in reviving the foundation of the Indonesian state, Pancasila in life with the light of Christian faith. Second, Catholics are called not to be afraid to speak out the truth in society, because Catholics are called to be salt and light in the community wherever they are sent. Third, Catholics have always developed a proactive dialogue attitude amidst plurality.
La traducción del contenido musical en producciones audiovisuales para adolescentes: entrevistas y encuestas a los agentes involucrados
Authors: Cruz Duran Belen
Published: October 2023

Franzon (2005, 2008, 2015) y Low (2003a, 2003b, 2005, 2008, 2013) sentaron las bases en la investigación de la traducción de canciones y apuntaban a una necesidad acuciante de realizar análisis más exhaustivos. Por ello, se ha considerado de interés estudiar el proceso traductor desde su origen, preguntando directamente a los agentes disponibles involucrados en la traducción de más de 30 producciones audiovisuales para así obtener datos reales que ayuden a analizar la realidad detrás de la traducción del contenido musical. Este estudio concluye que las canciones se conciben como elementos externos que acompañan a los diálogos y es el cliente quien decide en último caso traducirlas o no. Por su parte, la mayoría de los agentes indicaron que hay que traducir las canciones cuando sean relevantes para la trama. Sin embargo, este criterio normalmente es subjetivo y puede diferir de un especialista a otro.
Under the sign of Hryhoriy Skovoroda
Authors: Boychuk Yu. , Berezhna S.
Published: October 2023

The 300th anniversary of Hryhoriy Skovoroda was included in the list of UNESCO jubilee dates in 2022. The outstanding Ukrainian left his descendants a phenomenal spiritual and pedagogical heritage, which does not lose its unique cognitive, ethical, educational, aesthetic significance even now, in the most difficult times in the history of our country. On the eve of the important date (from November 30 to December 2, 2022) at the Kharkiv National Pedagogical University named after H.S. Skovorody held solemn events dedicated to the anniversary of the Ukrainian philosopher.
Hryhorii Skovoroda in English-Language Studies and Translations
Authors: Zosimova O. , Kniaz H.
Published: October 2023

In the context of Ukraine’s further European integration, the issue of popularizing our culture and understanding its achievements in terms of the world’s civilization progress is gaining particular relevance. The purpose of this research is to find out whether Hryhorii Skovoroda’s name is well-known to the readers and scholars in the USA, Canada, and the UK, and how his ideas and works were popularized in the English-speaking world. The present study shows that the research into Skovoroda’s philosophy and literary works in English-speaking countries began in the second half of the 20th century, primarily in the United States and Canada, as evidenced by the studies of Karen L. Black, Richard Hantula, Taras Zakydalskyi, George Kline, Natalia Pylypiuk, Stephen Scherer and others.

In 1994 “An Anthology of Critical Articles” dealing with various aspects of H. Skovoroda’s work was published by Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies. This volume is a collection of symposium papers that focus on the unique figure of the Ukrainian writer from different perspectives: historical, social, literary, theological, philosophical, pedagogical, and linguistic. The book of papers also includes a vast bibliography of Skovoroda studies compiled by R. Hantula.

In 1997 a special issue of the “Journal of Ukrainian Studies” was devoted to Hryhorii Skovoroda’s creative work, its sources, basic ideas, and the influence on further development of Slavic philosophy and literature.

Translations of the philosopher’s texts into English, which also began to appear in the 1960–1970s, are an important factor contributing to the growing interest in H. Skovoroda’s work and the significant expansion of the circle of its researchers. To date, the writer's fables, some of his philosophical treatises, letters, as well as poetic works were translated. A breakthrough in the popularization of Skovoroda’s name in the English-speaking world is the translation of his collection of verses “The Garden of Divine Songs” and collected poetry (translated by Michael M. Naydan) as well as his complete correspondence (translated by Eleonora Adams and Michael M. Naydan), which were published in London in 2016.

The overview of English-language studies and translations of Hryhorii Skovoroda’s works proves that Western scholars made a valuable contribution to the research on the philosopher’s legacy as well as popularization of his works by translating them into English.
European values as the basis of national cohesion, Ukraine's course towards European integration and strengthening the foundations of national security through education
Authors: Cherednychenko O. , Trubavina I.
Published: October 2023

The article is devoted to the problem of the introduction of European values in the conditions of war and European integration.The authors prove that such work in the education system should be considered more widely today than in the field of traditional educational work. In particular, it is a consideration of the problem through the prism of national interests in the context of ensuring national security and social cohesion.The purpose of the article was to determine the essence and place of European values in national security through education, their relationship with national interests, the development of European integration processes and national cohesion, the role of an educator in this process.The scientific novelty of the study is that: for the first time, it was found that European values are a component of the national interests of Ukraine and a subject of national security in the activities of educators.They require teachers to master new functions: safety, informational, social assistance, as well as restoring the professional standard and filling the educational function with new content.These new functions of educators can act as a basis for improving the state of national security, the cohesion of the country and the community.European values as a guarantee of national security should become a component of the content of national education, in particular, moral, intellectual and spiritual, legal, etc.
Civic education as the foundation of multivectors of the educational process within the Bologna system
Authors: Oliinyk O. , Soloshenko Soloshenko O.
Published: October 2023

The reform of the Ukrainian education system began in 2005, when Ukraine joined to Bolonga of process. Basic directions of reform of education provided for: three  levels of the higher education system (bachelor,  master and  doctor of sciences); ЄСТS academic transfer credits; European  supplement to the diploma; mobility of students, teachers and scientists; creation of single.

European research space, quality control of higher education, etc. Ukraine actively implemented the components of the Bologna process. The national traditions of Ukrainian education were preserved. The years of reform gave results. Ukrainian education is developing according to European trends. As in European universities, social disciplines are taught in higher educational institutions of Ukraine. In recent years, the teaching of the Civic Education course has become particularly relevant. This is an integrative course. It includes topics from jurisprudence, political science, cultural studies and other social disciplines. Civic education forms an image of society and is aimed at the formation of civic competences. Civic education contributes to the socialization and national-patriotic upbringing of students. In the conditions of war, the main task of educational policy is the formation of national social and state values in youth as the ideological basis of Ukrainian civic identity. This is the foundation of the consolidation of Ukrainian society, which will lead to the sustainable development of the state. In the future, the intellectual and scientific potential of Ukraine will determine the development of Ukrainian education and society as a whole along the path of European integration.
Based on creativity
Authors: Ponomariow O. , Cheremsky M.
Published: October 2023

Viktor Shatalov is a prominent Ukrainian humanist teacher and innovator. He developed a learning system based on supporting signals, which facilitate learning for children. Supporting signals were based on the child's psychology, his imaginative thinking. Shatalov used catchphrases, interesting phrases and information from various adventure, popular science, historical and detective books and films as the basis of supporting signals. In this way, even a slow thinking children easily learned the educational material. Shatalov criticized those teachers who punished such pupils with bad grades. Because, that children are not guilty that they were born with phlegmatic or melancholic temperament. So the Shatalov simply gave such children more time to comprehend the educational material. Thanks to this approach, there were no underachieving children in Shatalov's class. If there was not enough time in the lesson, children had the opportunity to ask for help from the teacher in unscheduled «lessons of open problems». Shatalov introduced in his class «lessons of open thoughts» where children had to fully express their own thoughts, feelings and imagination. At such lessons, children discussed topics that were closest to them. Based on their own interest and enthusiasm, children prepared messages and creative presentations. In this way, children learned not out of compulsion, but out of their own desire. Shatalov was not limited to the narrow framework of the curriculum, but tried in every way to fill the lesson with the lively creative thought of the children. Unfortunately, due to fierce criticism from authoritarian education officials, the experiment, which began in 1956 and lasted until the early 90s, had to be stopped. Today, we have simply forgotten our prominent teacher. And this despite the fact that Viktor Shatalov's name is well known all over the world. It has already become a certain tradition to forget about their own prominent figures. There fore, this article aims to bring back from oblivion the name of the famous teacher, and with him all those who were undeservedly forgotten.
Physical condition of students in distance learning conditions
Authors: Mkrtichyan O.
Published: October 2023

The article discusses the issue of physical activity among students of higher education in the conditions of distance education. Recently, many scientists have observed a decrease in the level of physical health, physical fitness, an increase in the incidence of student youth, a decrease in the level of physical activity. S. Kuznetsa. Scientific achievements on the research problem of various authors are analyzed and summarized. It has been proven that the specified problem in the period of distance learning is insufficiently studied and requires further scientific research. The methods (methodology) of assessing some indicators of physical condition, which are necessary and correct for solving research tasks, have been defined and analyzed. It has been proven that these are: Quetelet index (determination of body mass index); Rufier's test (determination of indicators of the functional state of the cardiovascular system), SAN (determination of operative functional state).

According to the results of the application of mathematical methods in the confirmatory experimental study, it was established that the height and weight indicators of the majority of students are within the norm, no significant differences in the indicators between boys and girls were found; based on the results of determining the indicators of the functional state of the cardiovascular system, it was established that 18,27 % of students have heart failure, which may indicate a number of reasons of various origins, including a lack of general and special motor activity; according to the results of determining the operational functional state of students, it was established that it is within the norm. We also consider it necessary for students to acquire the competence of self-diagnosis of the functional state.
Brand strategies of US universities as the element of image formation
Authors: Guslenko I.
Published: October 2023

Marketing terminology has actively spread to the field of education as a result of consumerism. That is why a brand strategy building has become vital not only for new but also for old and world-top universities, since “education consumers” often choose an educational institution under the influence of its image, prestige, or public perception. The brand image of an educational institution is a sum of people's views, opinions, and impressions about it, which is decisive for the educational institution's positioning in the market of educational services and its identification among other educational institutions. The brand image of an educational institution, as a multi-component concept, is formed based on numerous internal and external factors. For all that, the publicly broadcasting value judgments about the educational institution, the level, and nature of its social interactions in the community, and its perception by public consciousness are among the main components of the educational institution's brand image. The formation of the brand strategy of the educational institution is part of its brand image strategy aimed at increasing its competitiveness.

The implementation of some aspects of the brand image strategy of North American universities is illustrated by the examples of the California State University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Formation of scientific research competence of future doctors of philosophy in the conditions of implementation of distance education technologies
Authors: Boichuk Yu. , Boiarska-Khomenko A. , Rybalko L.
Published: October 2023

The article discloses the problem of the formation of scientific and research competence of students of the third (educational and scientific) level of higher education in the specialty 011 Educational, pedagogical sciences of the field of knowledge 01 Education, pedagogy through the implementation of the principle of continuity of education in institutions of higher education, revealing the potential of the educational and scientific program «Educational, pedagogical sciences», use of distance learning technologies. The scientific research competence of the Doctor of Philosophy is formed on the basis of previous experience at the bachelor's and master's levels of higher education. In graduate school, the process of forming the scientific and research competence of a doctor of philosophy is special, unique, leading, because the graduates are researchers, scientists, innovative teachers, and agents of educational changes.

It was noted that in the process of teaching compulsory and optional subjects, future PhDs learn the principles of scientific research and the peculiarities of conducting scientific and pedagogical research, develop creative thinking and the talent of a researcher. It is proven that in order to successfully and timely write a dissertation, they need to learn how to write theses, professional articles, master the terminology of the research topic, express the author's opinion in accordance with the logic of constructing the content of the scientific text, draw conclusions, position oneself in the role of a scientist and researcher, present and publicize the results of the work.

It is emphasized that the use of the possibilities of distance learning technologies is a necessary condition for the formation of scientific research competence of future doctors of philosophy, who at the same time study and apply the selected technologies for research. They explore the possibilities of Google Drive and digital services, applications for visual presentation of the results of scientific research, conduct surveys, compile infographics (Piktochart, Canva, Infogram, Visually, Genially, Easelly).
The Competitiveness of Indonesian Sugar Export in The South East Asia Region
Authors: Abdullah Muhammad Irfani , Wijayanti Irene Kartika Eka , Kusnaman Djeimy
Published: October 2023

Sugar industry has an important role in the Indonesian economy because of its ability to absorp a lot of manpower.  AFTA (ASEAN Free Trade Area) provides transaction convenience both export and import between the member of ASEAN.  This study aims to analyze the competitiveness of Indonesian sugar export inside ASEAN area and to estimate the trend of Indonesian sugar export.  The competitiveness analysis uses RCA (Revealed Comparative Advantage) method while trend estimation uses Trend analysis.  The RCA analysis result shows that Indonesia has low competitiveness but shows progress in last 3 years.  While RCA analysis of Thailand and Myanmar shows declining trend.  The declining trend of Thailand’s RCA is caused by the development of sugar cane based ethanol industry.  While the declining trend of Myanmar’s RCA is caused by the decrease of sugarcane area and only temporary.  The trend analysis result shows that Indonesian sugar export is increasing.  The main export destination country for Indonesian sugar product is Vietnam.  Vietnam also shows increasing trend in sugar import.  So it will become an opportunity for Indonesia to increase its export value.
Perceptions of the Impact Of Availability and Utilisation of Laboratory Facilities On Science Teacher-Trainees’ Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Improvisation In Science
Authors: Anane Nelson Mandela , Ankamah Lomotey Vincent
Published: October 2023

The study examined final-year science teacher-trainees’ perceptions of the impact of availability and utilization of laboratory facilities on their knowledge and attitudes towards improvisation of instructional materials in science at Accra and Ada Colleges of Education within the Greater Accra Metropolis in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. The study resulted from personal observation of the majority of in-service Junior High School (JHS) science teachers' inability to effectively teach science to make it more comprehensible to students. The study adopted the quantitative approach with a descriptive cross-sectional survey design involving 62 teacher-trainees, 15 science tutors, and two college principals who were selected through a purposive sampling technique to participate. The main research instrument was the questionnaire. Reliability coefficients of 0.84 and 0.86 were established for tutors' and teacher-trainees questionnaires respectively, which indicated that the questionnaires were reliable. The primary data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The analysis revealed that the science teacher-trainees at the Ada College of Education held the view that availability and utilization of science laboratory facilities have had a high and positive impact on their knowledge and attitudes towards improvisation of instructional materials in science; whereas, at the Accra College of Education, the science teacher-trainees opined that availability and utilization of science laboratory facilities have had a moderate and neutral impact on their knowledge and attitudes towards improvisation of science instructional materials. It was recommended that the Ministry of Education provide adequate science laboratory facilities to promote the study of science and improve science teacher-trainees knowledge and attitudes towards improvisation in science, especially at the Accra College of Education.
Journey into “Meandering Sobriety”: An Enigmatic Literary Creation
Authors: Duong Thi Minh-Phuong
Published: October 2023

“Meandering Sobriety” encourages readers to reexamine their understandingof science, human behavior, and the complexities of life, urging them to engage inintrospection and contemplate the intricacies of the world.
Deepfake Detection With and Without Content Warnings
Authors: Lewis Andrew , Vu Patrick , Duch Raymond , Chowdhury Areeq
Published: October 2023

The rapid advancement of ‘deepfake’ video technology — which uses deep learning artificial intelligence algorithms to create fake videos that look real — has given urgency to the question of how policymakers and technology companies should moderate inauthentic content. We conduct an experiment to measure people’s alertness to and ability to detect a high-quality deepfake amongst a set of videos. First, we find that in a natural setting with no content warnings, individuals who are exposed to a deepfake video of neutral content are no more likely to detect anything out of the ordinary (32.9%) compared to a control group who viewed only authentic videos (34.1%). Second, we find that when individuals are given a warning that at least one video in a set of five videos is a deepfake, only 21.6% of respondents correctly identify the deepfake as the only inauthentic video, while the remainder erroneously select at least one genuine video as a deepfake.
Social responsibility and managerial ethcis
Authors: Iskndar Riska Aditya Putri
Published: October 2023

Social responsibility and managerial ethcis
Media, Journalism, and the Public Sphere in Private Family Ownership. On the Critique of the Political Economy of Capitalist Media Enterprises
Authors: Knoche Manfred
Published: October 2023

In the context of a Critique of the Political Economy of the Media, this article exemplifies the fundamental effects of the globally dominant capitalist private ownership of media companies on media development, journalism, and the public sphere. Selected works by Marx and Engels as well as works from developments of the approaches of the “New Reading of Marx” and “Western Marxism” form the theoretical-methodological basis. Characteristic of capitalism is a mutually conditioning relationship between the socio-economic base and the political-legal superstructure, which makes the ”abolition” of private property and the associated relations of domination and power almost impossible. Therefore, possibilities of a de-capitalisation and de-commodification of journalism and the public sphere based on non-capitalist forms of ownership will be discussed. A special chance of realisation is seen for academic publications without capitalist publishing houses that is feasible because knowledge production takes place at public universities. Finally, a change of strategy is suggested that takes us out of the bourgeois-liberal trap of criticism and hope towards the development of media and social theories as well as humans’ active participation in the organisation of an independent content-based media praxis, which can be conducive to a transformation towards a socialist societal formation.
Why do people make noises in bed?
Authors: Anikin Andrey
Published: October 2023

Many primates produce copulation calls, but we have surprisingly little data on what human sex sounds like. I present 34 hours of audio recordings from 2239 authentic sexual episodes shared online, each with one vocalizer (1950 female, 289 male). Both acoustic features and arousal ratings from a perceptual experiment follow an inverted-U curve, revealing the likely time of orgasm. Sexual vocalizations become longer, louder, more high-pitched, voiced, and unpredictable at orgasm in both men and women. Men are not less vocal overall, but women start moaning at an earlier stage; speech or even minimally verbalized exclamations are uncommon. While excessive vocalizing sounds inauthentic to listeners, vocal bursts at peak arousal are ubiquitous and less verbalized than in the build-up phase, suggesting limited volitional control. Human sexual vocalizations likely include both consciously controlled and spontaneous moans of pleasure, perhaps best understood as sounds of liking rather than signals specific to copulation.
Mixed-method feasibility outcomes for a novel ACT-based videogame ‘ACTing Minds’ to support mental health
Authors: Gordon Tom , Kemp Andrew Haddon , Edwards Darren J.
Published: October 2023

Objectives: To determine the feasibility and acceptability of ‘ACTing Minds’, a novel single-player adventure videogame based on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).Design: A single arm, mixed-methods repeated measures feasibility study.Setting: Intervention and questionnaires were completed at home by participants. Semi-structured interviews were also conducted at home via the Zoom platform. Participants: Thirty-six participants were recruited into the study, 29 of whom completed all phases of the feasibility design. Eligibility criteria required participants to be over the age of 18 and self-reporting experiencing ongoing depression, anxiety, or stress.Intervention: Participants completed a single session of the ‘ACTing Minds’ videogame, lasting approximately 1-hour, designed to educate users on key principles from acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), including ‘acceptance’, ‘commitment to values’ and ‘cognitive defusion’.Primary outcome measures: Primary outcomes related to participant recruitment and retention, questionnaire completion, long-term intervention adherence, and acceptability of the intervention. Reflexive thematic analysis was conducted on semi-structured interviews run immediately postintervention and 3-weeks later.Secondary outcome measures: Measures of depression, anxiety, stress, psychological flexibility, social connectedness, and wellbeing were assessed at baseline, immediately following intervention completion, and at a 3-week follow-up period using a standardised battery of questionnaires. Primary results: Twenty-nine participants completed the study (7 were lost through attrition – 6 did not show up for the first phase of the study, and 1 completed the baseline measurements only). A reflexive thematic analysis indicated that participants responded positively to the intervention and the study at both postintervention and 3-week follow-up timepoints. Themes reflect participants’ desire for an engaging therapeutic experience, use of the game as a base for exploring emotions, their feelings on what they learned and the content within the game, as well as their perspectives on how they had applied their learning to the real-world and whether there were any consequences associated.Secondary results: Quantitative results showed that playing 'ACTing Minds' resulted in small to medium effect sizes associated with decreases in depression (ηp2 = .011), anxiety (ηp2 = .096), and stress (ηp2 = .108), as well as increases in psychological flexibility (ηp2 = .060), social connectedness (ηp2 =.021), and well-being (ηp2 =.011).Conclusions: Implementation of the 'ACTing Minds' intervention into a full-scale randomised control trial (RCT) is warranted. Based on displayed effect sizes, the effectiveness of the intervention is promising and further investigation in a fully powered trial is now needed to determine treatment effectiveness of ‘ACTing Minds’.
How Multimodal can Predict Human Judgment
Authors: Du Mark
Published: October 2023

This article delves into the field of multimodal, a relatively new yet profoundly skilled technological area, highlighting its exceptional ability to predict marketing results with notable precision. The initial focus is on the impact of human judgment and decision-making in contrasting textual and visual data.Central to this discussion is the role of computer vision in forecasting marketing results. We examine how these systems, trained with extensive image datasets that capture human perception of the image of advertisement and technological progress, are adept at identifying patterns, trends, and emerging characteristics that often escape human detection.Additionally, the article presents examples where computer vision could revolutionize various sectors, including design, engineering, and art. By processing and analyzing visual information on a scale never seen before, these systems provide unparalleled insights into the direction of human ingenuity.
Towards a Cybersecurity Culture-Behaviour Framework: A Rapid Evidence Review
Authors: Sutton Anna , Tompson Lisa
Published: October 2023

A strong organisational cybersecurity culture (CSC) is critical to the success of any cybersecurity effort, and understanding and measuring CSC is essential if it is to succeed. To facilitate the framing and measurement of CSC we conducted a rapid evidence assessment (REA) to synthesise relevant studies on CSC. The systematic search identified 1,768 records. 52 studies were eligible for the final synthesis. Content analysis of the CSC definitions in the eligible studies highlighted that CSC should not be viewed solely as a technical problem but as a management issue too; CSC requires top management involvement and role modelling, with full organisational support for the desired employee behaviours. We identify both theoretically and empirically derived models of CSC in the REA, along with a range of methods to develop and test these models. Integrative analysis of these models provides detailed information about CSC dimensions, including employee attitudes towards CS; compliance with policies; the role of security education, training and awareness; monitoring of behaviour and top management commitment. The evidence indicates that CSC should be understood both in the context of the wider organisational culture as well as in the shared employee understanding of CS that leads to behaviour. Based on the findings of this review, we propose a novel integrated framework of CSC, consisting of cultural values; the culture-to-behaviour link and behaviour itself. We also make measurement recommendations based on this CSC framework, ranging from simple, broad-brush tools through to suggestions for multi-dimensional measures, which can be applied in a variety of sectors and organisations.
Domestic dogs as a comparative model for social neuroscience: Advances and challenges
Authors: Boch Magdalena , Huber Ludwig , Lamm Claus
Published: October 2023

Dogs and humans have lived together for thousands of years and share many analogous socio-cognitive skills. Dog neuroimaging now provides insight into the neural bases of these shared social abilities. Here, we summarize key findings from dog fMRI identifying neocortical brain areas implicated in face, body, and emotion perception and action observation in dogs. These findings provide converging evidence that the temporal cortex plays a significant role in visual social cognition in dogs. We further briefly review investigations into the neural bases of the dog-human relationship, mainly involving limbic brain regions. We then discuss current challenges in the field, such as statistical power and lack of common template spaces, and how to overcome them. Finally, we argue that the foundation has now been built to investigate the neural bases of more complex socio-cognitive phenomena shared by dogs and humans. This will help establish the domestic dog as an even more powerful comparative model species and provide novel insights into the evolutionary roots of social cognition.
A Study on the Impact of Favorable Development on the Sales Price of Knowledge Industry Centers: Focused on Pyeongtaek Godeok Area
Authors:   Korea Real Estate Academy, Kim Mi-Ae , Oh Saejoon
Published: October 2023

1. CONTENTS
(1) RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
The purpose of this study is to analyze how favorable development affects the sales price of Knowledge Industry Centers, focusing on the Knowledge Industry Centers in the Godeok area of Pyeongtaek.
(2) RESEARCH METHOD
Knowledge Industry Centers’ sales price of 1,348 units were collected at a total of six buildings including SBC, STV, Biz Tower, Smart Cube, Smart Factory, and ES tower in the Pyeongtaek-Godeok area. 1,148 sales price data were collected with pre-sale data and on-site headquarters data. The analysis was performed using a Hedonic Price Model.
(3) RESEARCH FINDINGS
Analysis of location characteristics showed that the closer the Knowledge Industry Centers were to SRT Ji-je Station and Seojeong-ri Station, the higher the sales price. Godeok IC, however, did not affect the sales price. Results also showed that the closer the Knowledge Industry Centers were to the planned site of Godeok New Town and Samsung Electronics, the higher the sales price. Corner location, on the other hand, had no effect on sales price. As for the characteristics of the buildings, the lower the number of floors and more abundant the parking facilities, the higher the sales price. As for the unit characteristics, the smaller the unit area, and the higher the number of floors - the higher the sales price. On the other hand, whether or not the buildings faced southward did not affect sales price. Also, amenities such as banks increased sales price.
2. RESULTS
This study analyzed how Knowledge Industry Centers’ sales prices are affected in areas where favorable developments such as large-scale regional development are expected. The results of this study suggests a guideline to end-users and suppliers in making reasonable decisions in the future.
PEMANFAATAN LIMBAH PERTANIAN MENJADI PUPUK ORGANIK CAIR DI DESA MOJOREJO
Authors: Hermawan Bandi , Adiprasetyo Teguh , Herman Welly
Published: October 2023

Pengabdian masyarakat dilaksanakan di Desa Mojorejo Kecamatan Sindang Kelingi Kabupaten Rejang Lebong, Provinsi Bengkulu. Tujuan kegiatan pengabdian ini adalah memberikan informasi dan penyuluhan tentang pentingnya pengelolaan limbah pertanian sebagai sumber unsur hara dalam bentuk pupuk organik cair. Metode pelaksanaan kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat yang dilaksanakan di Desa Mojorejo ada melalui beberapa tahapan diantaranya tahapan survey lokasi, sosialisasi tentang pemanfaatan limbah pertanian sebagai pupuk organik cair dan pelatihan dan bimbingan perakitan alat komposter. Dari kegiatan pengabdian yang dilakukan bagi masyarakat Mojorejo adanya informasi dan penyuluhan tentang pentingnya pengelolaan limbah pertanian sebagai pupuk organik cair sehingga masyarakat Desa Mojorejo telah memiliki pemahaman tentang pengelolaan limbah pertanian serta difahaminya tentang pembuatan alat komposter sederhana sebagai media pembuatan pupuk organik cair.
PELATIHAN PENGELOLAAN BISNIS DAN MANAJEMEN WIRAUSAHA DAK NON FISIK TAHUN 2022
Authors: Nolasary Mega Putri
Published: October 2023

Industri Kecil dan Menengah IKM) Kota Padang memilki peran yang strategis dalam mewujudkan ketahanan ekonomi kota padang, namun ada bebrapa permasalahan, diantaranya masih terbatasnya kemampuan sumber daya masnusia dalam pengelolaan usaha yang professional, laku usha IKM belum mampu mebuat rancangan usaha (business plan) sesuai kebutuhan pasar dan masih adanya Industri Kecil Menengah  (IKM) yang belum mampu menjangkau pangsa pasar dengan baik.  Adapun yang menjadi tujuan dari kegiatan pengabdian ini adalah untuk memberikan pemahaman dan pengetahuan pada pelaku IKM mengenai pengelolaan usaha serta bagaimana menyusun rancangan usaha (Business Plan) karena akan berpengaruh pada tindakan dan langkah yang akan diambil di masa mendatang dalam menumbuh kembangkan usaha di persaingan yang semakin kompetitif baik berskala, nasional maupun regional. Kegiatan pengabdian ini dilaksnakan selama 3 hari dengan metode ceramah, diskusi, praktek dan persentasi. Kegiatan ini diikuti oleh 30 orang peserta wirausahawan berskala kecil. Luaran dari kegiatan ini adalah: a). peserta mengetahui dan memahami konsep dan teori kewirausahaan dan pemasaran, b). peserta mengetahui dan memahami konsep rancangan usaha (Business plan), c) peserta mampu menyusun rancangan ussaha (business plan) secara sederhana.
Spas in the Socio-Cultural Geography of Sri Lanka: Interrogating the Social Space of Spas through Lefebvre’s Spatial Triad
Authors: Risini W. Ilangasingha  , Deanna Grant-Smith  , Robyn Mayes
Published: October 2023

The focus of this paper, the organisational entity termed the spa, signifies a local place with a significant presence in the (semi)urban areas of Sri Lanka. Spas play diverse roles within the local specificity, as legally endorsed wellness service providers and, on the contrary, as places of commercial sex work. In this context, we explore the social construction of the spa within the broader socio-cultural geography of Sri Lanka, utilising a socio-spatial perspective. For this purpose, we draw upon Henry Lefebvre’s conceptual spatial triad to examine the ongoing spatial practices, representational space, and representations of the space of the spa. In doing so, this paper provides insights into the way in which the interplay of class and gender relations in the local geography of Sri Lanka forms this organisational entity as a distinctive social space. Informed by a qualitative methodology, the paper draws on data generated from in-depth interviews conducted with the social actors who occupy the urban spas of Sri Lanka, specifically the female spa workers who form the labour force of these spas. Focusing on an organisational context that has become a space of tension in Sri Lankan society, the study provides original insights into the complex socio-political dimensions producing this unique social space in the urban geographies of Sri Lanka.

Keywords: Class Relations, Gender Relations, Socio-Cultural Geography, Power, Social Space, Sri Lankan Spas
Social Listening Practices towards Social CRM and Customer Relationship Performance in the Fast-Food Industry in Sri Lanka
Authors: S. Gurunathasivam  , G. D. Samarasinghe  , G. N. Kuruppu
Published: October 2023

This study is carried out to identify the impact of social listening practices on social CRM and customer relationship performance in the fast-food industry in Sri Lanka. The target population for this study included the internal stakeholders from the organizations in the fast-food industry located in the Colombo metropolitan area which uses social media. The data was obtained via a structured questionnaire using a sample of 150 registered organizations. The time horizon was cross-sectional, and data were analyzed through both descriptive and inferential analysis. Based on the Resource-Based View (RBV) and the Capabilities Based Perspective, especially the dynamic capabilities theories, the conceptual model of this research study was developed by expecting that, organizations in the fast-food industry in Sri Lanka can exploit capabilities which are social listening practices and social CRM capabilities and resources which are customer relationship orientation and social media technology usage to obtain higher customer relationship performance.  Further, gain a competitive advantage over their competitors by effectively utilizing such resources. This is one of the few papers to exclusively focus on the impact of social listening practices on social CRM and customer relationship performance in the fast-food industry in Sri Lanka. The findings of this study have important implications for the fast-food industry in Sri Lanka.

Keywords: Customer Relationship Management (CRM); Customer Relationship Orientation (CRO); Customer Relationship Performance; Social Customer Relationship Management (Social CRM) capabilities; Social media technology; Fast-food industry
Mineralogy of sulfide ores from the Měděná Adit in the Zlaté Hory Ore District
Authors: Staněk Stanislav , Zimák Jiří
Published: October 2023

Until 1993, sulfide ores of copper, lead and zinc, as well as native gold were mined in the Zlaté Hory ore district in the Jeseníky Mountains. These deposits occur in the Devonian volcano-sedimentary complex of the Vrbno Group, which consists of quartzites, phyllites, limestones and metamorphic igneous rocks of intrusive and extrusive nature. The main ore bodies are located in a quartzite horizon containing lenses of felsic metavolcanic rocks or in the underlying and overlying rocks (mainly phyllites). Sulfide mineralization of the Měděná Adit in the Zlaté Hory ore district concentrated in greenschists containing three mineral assembblages: i) chlorite + quartz + albite + barian feldspar + siderite + dolomite (ankerite) ± ilmenite, ii) chlorite + phlogopite + quartz + albite + siderite + dolomite (ankerite) ± magnetite ± ilmenite, iii) chlorite + muscovite + quartz + albite + ilmenite ± siderite ± magnetite. Micas have elevated barium contents (2.2 to 5.5 wt. % BaO in phlogopite, 2.6 to 4.6 wt. % BaO in muscovite) and represent the dominant carrier of this element in the rock. In the case that mica is absent in the rock, barium is bound in barian feldspar. When content of quartz in these greenschists is high, they pass into quartzite. Three types of sulfide ore were found in the Měděná Adit: A) banded copper ore in biotite-chlorite greenschist, which is formed dominantly by disseminated pyrite and pyrrhotite, accompanied by a small amount of chalcopyrite (the ore contains approx. 0.7 wt.% Cu), B) disseminated copper mineralization in quartz-rich bands or quartzite intercalations in chlorite greenschist, consisting mainly of pyrrhotite, less voluminous pyrite, and small amounts of chalcopyrite and galena (the ore contains approx. 0.3 wt.% Cu, the lead content is highly variable, up to 0.15 wt.% Pb), C) vein-like copper ore in greenschist with chalcopyrite dominating over pyrrhotite and pyrite (the ore has a very high copper content, 13.6 and 24.7 wt.% Cu in two analyzed samples). With its mineral composition, structural features and the character of the ore-bearing rocks, disseminated copper mineralization is similar to the Cyprus-type ores (so-called Cu-pyrite ores). The vein copper mineralization is probably a result of copper remobilization during regional metamorphism.
Divulgação científica com literatura nos Anos inicias do Ensino Fundamental
Authors: Pontes Márcio Matoso de , Lima Dina Séfora Santana Menezes de , Barroso Maria Cleide da Silva
Published: October 2023

O trabalho com divulgação científica com uso da literatura nos Anos Iniciais do Ensino Fundamental, ainda tem se mostrado pouco presente no cenário nacional. No entanto, essa temática já é discutida por pesquisadores brasileiros que atuam na área de educação em ciências, com o intuito de fazer com que a divulgação científica se torne cada vez mais presente dentro da escola. Nesse sentido, na perspectiva de incentivar e promover o trabalho com divulgação científica nos Anos Iniciais do Ensino Fundamental, realizou-se uma revisão na literatura com objetivo de identificar quais contribuições para o ensino de ciências da natureza as obras de literatura podem propiciar quando utilizadas como meio de divulgação científica. Como abordagem metodológica, foi utilizada a pesquisa bibliográfica, por meio de uma revisão de literatura dos últimos cinco anos, proveniente de estudos desenvolvidos no Brasil publicados nas plataformas SciELO, Oasisbr e no portal de Periódicos da Capes. Para a identificação e análise dos dados foi utilizada a Análise de Conteúdo, proposta por Bardin. Os resultados obtidos nesse estudo revelam as potencialidades da divulgação científica para auxiliar os estudantes no desenvolvimento de habilidades importantes para a sua formação cidadã como: o desenvolvimento do pensamento científico, o reconhecimento da importância do papel da ciência para o crescimento da sociedade, na cura de doenças e no combate a políticas negacionistas.