bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Prevalencia y factores asociados a dermatosis en la población adulta de Honduras, 2017-2018
Authors: Aguilar Gutiérrez Katia , Gómez Campos Aleydi , Chinchilla Castañeda Kathya , Maradiaga Edna , Sierra Manuel , Gonzales Mauricio , Velásquez Xenia
Published: January 2025

Introducción: En dermatología existen más de 2,000 entidades, algunas de las cuales afectan en determinado momento a un individuo de cualquier edad, sin distinciones de raza o sexo. El último informe de The Global Burden of Disease (2014) reveló que la prevalencia de dermatosis en general oscilaba entre 30 y 70%. Objetivo: Determinar prevalencia y factores asociados a las dermatosis en adultos ≥ 18 años en áreas de influencia de los Médicos en Servicio Social (MSS) de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras (UNAH), noviembre 2017-noviembre 2018. Métodos: Estudio descriptivo transversal con análisis de asociación, realizado en 18 departamentos de Honduras, se incluyó la población adulta ≥ 18 años, en las áreas geográficas de influencia (AGI) de 254 Médicos en Servicio Social. El muestreo fue aleatorio polietápico, asignándole a cada MSS 50 ± 2 adultos mayores de 18 años; muestra total de 12,775 adultos. Se aplicó encuesta, realizando análisis univariado y bivariado, razón de prevalencia (RP) e IC 95%, con valores de p<0.05. Resultados: Se encontró una prevalencia de dermatosis de 43.4%. Entre los factores asociados, sexo femenino (RP=1.03, IC=95% 1.01-1.06, P=0.00026), comorbilidades (RP=1.53, IC=1.46-1.61, P=0.00000), horario de exposición solar 9am a 4pm (RP=1.07, IC=1.04-1.11, P=0.00000). Discusión: Existe una asociación entre la presencia de comorbilidades y dermatosis; así como se establece que la exposición solar es un factor de riesgo asociado a la presencia de dermatosis en la población estudiada.
Tecnología de apoyo en discapacidad: la clave para una sociedad más justa e inclusiva
Authors: Maradiaga Edna J. , Sierra José Elpidio
Published: January 2025

Tecnología de Apoyo es un término general que abarca las ayudas técnicas, los sistemas y servicios relacionados con su suministro. Las ayudas técnicas mantienen o mejoran el funcionamiento y la independencia de la persona. En países de ingresos bajos y medianos, entre el 5% y el 15% de las personas que la necesitan tienen acceso, debido a barreras económicas, falta de infraestructura y escasez de servicios especializados. La tecnología de apoyo representa una oportunidad única para mejorar la calidad de vida de personas con discapacidad. En la región latinoamericana no es prioridad, a pesar de ser signataria de tratados, convenciones internacionales y leyes nacionales que abogan por los derechos de las personas con discapacidad. Resulta fundamental fortalecer y crear políticas públicas, invertir en infraestructura y capacitación, promover investigación y el desarrollo de soluciones locales para atender las necesidades específicas de la población con discapacidad que requiera servicios de tecnología de apoyo.
Calidad de vida y discapacidad en pacientes de 18 a 65 años con Lumbalgia
Authors: Molina Amaya Enma , Rivera Díaz Anayansy Madelem , García Morales Ismael Alberto , Ochoa Paola , Maradiaga Edna J.
Published: January 2025

Introducción: La lumbalgia es un problema de salud pública que afecta la Calidad de Vida (CV) y genera discapacidad. Objetivo: Determinar la CV y discapacidad en pacientes con lumbalgia del Instituto Hondureño de Seguridad Social (IHSS) Tegucigalpa, de mayo a julio 2021. Métodos: Estudio descriptivo transversal; se evaluaron 165 pacientes del Centro Especializado de Medicina Física y Rehabilitación con diagnóstico de lumbalgia. Se midieron las características clínicas de lumbalgia, CV con escala Short Form Health Survey (SF-12) 1.0 y discapacidad con índice de Oswestry (ODI) 1.0. Se realizó análisis calculando frecuencias y porcentajes para las variables cualitativas, y medidas de tendencia central para las cuantitativas. Se utilizaron pruebas estadísticas: Spearman, T de Student y Mann-Whitney, el valor de p<0.05 fue significativo. El protocolo fue aprobado por el Comité de Ética. Resultados: Mediana de edad: 42 años, rango intercuartilíco (RIQ) 34-53; predominó el sexo femenino con 62.4%; puntaje de CV con mediana de 44.9 (RIQ 35.9-52.9). Se encontró correlación moderada entre ODI y CV física (r=-0.52) y CV mental (r=-0.44). Menor actividad física, dolor constante, irradiado y severo generaron mayor discapacidad que otras condiciones (10.3, 11.4, 14.2 y 19.2 puntos de ODI respectivamente). CV física tuvo afectación heterogénea y CV mental fue afectada por dolor irradiado (7 puntos menos en SF-12). Discusión: La lumbalgia afecta la CV, generando discapacidad en las personas económicamente activas. Es importante reforzar el manejo interdisciplinario e identificar factores de riesgo para aplicar acciones preventivas.
Editorial
Authors: Editores UFG
Published: January 2025

La diversidad de temas abordados en este número refleja el carácter multidisciplinario de Realidad y Reflexión, que se mantiene como un espacio abierto a contribuciones de diversas disciplinas. En un contexto donde las publicaciones especializadas cobran relevancia, esta revista continúa fomentando la conexión entre distintas áreas del conocimiento, promoviendo una comprensión integral de los desafíos que enfrenta la sociedad.
Edadismo: los estereotipos de edad, un problema invisibilizado
Authors: Estrada Albeño Cristina del Carmen , Oviedo de Artero Liseth Guadalupe
Published: January 2025

La discriminación por edad, o edadismo, es un fenómeno social arraigado que categoriza y jerarquiza a las personas en función de su grupo etario, sin valorar sus capacidades ni sus condiciones, exteriorizando prejuicios, estereotipos y actos discriminatorios hacia individuos o grupos, ya sea por ser demasiado jóvenes o demasiado mayores. Si bien esta forma de discriminación puede experimentarse en diversas etapas de la vida, sus manifestaciones y consecuencias suelen ser particularmente agudas en ciertos grupos generacionales, especialmente en el caso de los adultos mayores. A pesar de su prevalencia, el edadismo permanece en gran medida invisibilizado en las estadísticas y en el discurso público. A partir de la revisión de la literatura existente, se analizan las diversas formas en que el edadismo se manifiesta en ámbitos como el empleo, la salud, las relaciones interpersonales y la participación social. Este ensayo tiene como propósito examinar las causas estructurales que subyacen al edadismo, así como su impacto en la vida de las personas, con el fin de generar conciencia, visibilizar el problema, promover una sociedad más inclusiva y equitativa para todas las edades, iniciar el debate sobre el tema y contribuir al conocimiento mediante la exposición de perspectivas interdisciplinarias que integren diferentes campos académicos.
Integrated BIM + Parametric Modelling: A decision-support tool for human-centric campus simulation, automation, and optimization
Authors: Al-Douri Firas
Published: January 2025

Developing masterplans of large-scale areas such as campuses involves formulating multiple scenarios, considering various social, functional, environmental, and aesthetic factors, and pursuing multi-objective optimization to fulfill various conflicting quantifiable and non-quantifiable design objectives. However, current practice lacks an integrated methodology that enables automatic evaluation of those scenarios and visualization of their results to stakeholders. Using computer-performed simulations with innovative design methods to dynamically investigate and empirically assess how campus characteristics influence its inclusiveness, users’ behavior, and social interactions can help identify designs that stimulate human-centered principles. This paper introduces the integrated parametric BIM-based campus life simulation as a decision-support tool. It unifies the design and analysis cycles with scenario generation and design automation through a human-centered methodology. The supports interactive design processes that involve space exploration, analysis, and optimization, allowing the usage of multi-objective optimization methods to develop detailed design alternatives that fulfill conflicting quantifiable and non-quantifiable objectives. Thus, it functions as a descriptive and predictive tool and supports theory-testing and development.
Body Conscious Design and Urbanism
Authors: Cranz Galen , Rushton Chelsea
Published: January 2025

Sitting is distinctively urban; the practice of sitting in chairs increased in response to global industrialization and urbanization. Sitting is the foremost contributor to sedentary lifestyle, which has recently been proven to shorten life span. This article guides readers to re-think chair sitting from the perspective of Body Conscious Design. Section 1 reviews the anatomical and physiological problems of right angle chairs and of sitting in general. Section 2 briefly recounts the history of chairs dating back to neolithic times and analyzes historically significant chair designs that remain popular today. Section 3 offers postures and equipment alternative to sitting on chairs based on biomedical research and innovations in chair design, and our direct experience. It also describes ways to modify a regular chair when forced to use one. Section 4 focuses on sitting reforms for public urban spaces that exemplify more body friendly policy and design.
Shaping Cities and Housing Environments for People
Authors: Oktay Derya
Published: January 2025

Since the 1960s, urban landscapes and housing environments have been profoundly shaped by industrial and technological advancements, alongside globalization. However, despite increasing environmental consciousness, urban planning has often neglected human-centered and neighborhood-scale approaches, resulting in urban environments and housing complexes lacking essential physical and social qualities. Modernist urban planning, while addressing certain urban challenges, has inadvertently given rise to issues such as urban sprawl, lack of diversity, and social alienation, as exemplified by the failure of developments like the Pruitt-Igoe housing complex. This article explores human-centered approaches in urban planning and design, championed by influential figures like Constantinos A. Doxiadis, Jacqueline Tyrwhitt, N. John Habraken, Amos Rapoport, Christopher Alexander, and others. Their theories emphasize integrating human needs, behaviors, and cultural contexts into planning, focusing on fostering vibrant communities, adaptable environments, and responsive design principles. Inspired by traditional Mediterranean and Middle Eastern settlements, the neighborhood emerges as a pivotal unit for fostering social cohesion, well-being, and belonging through the integration of private, semi-private, and public spaces to create meaningful connections. Addressing the deficiencies of contemporary car-centric and fragmented urban environments requires strategies that prioritize pedestrian-friendly spaces, community participation, and responsive design tailored to local contexts. Ultimately, achieving socially and environmentally sustainable urban environments depends on cohesive planning, innovative policymaking, and active community involvement. This vision requires a commitment to addressing both social and environmental dimensions of urban life, ensuring livable, inclusive, and resilient cities for future generations.
Book Review: Territorial Governance and Environmental Protection Volume 2: Writings on Urban and Environmental Issues
Authors: Maurer Tuğçe Uçar
Published: January 2025

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Book Review: Creating Built Environments: Bridging knowledge and practice divides. By Roderick J. Lawrence
Authors: Fookes Ian
Published: January 2025

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Urinary tract infections in felines and their impact on veterinary health: an analysis in light of Pandora syndrome
Authors: Santos Cibelly Alves dos , Santos Dayse Alves Cavalcante dos , Andrada Larissa Barros Vieira , Costa Ana Carolina Messias de Souza Ferreira da , Ferreira Maria Nazaré Santos , Moreira Marcela Brennand Pina , Romeiro Edenilze Teles , Cavalcanti Rafael Luiz Pinheiro , Pontes Melissa Barbosa , Silva Isabel Cristina Barbosa da , Laranjeira Arthur Camillo de Souza , Correia Landerson Lucas Rodrigues , Silva Mariana de França Oliveira da
Published: January 2025

Pandora syndrome is a disease of the feline lower urinary tract that mainly affects the urinary bladder and urethra of domestic cats. In addition to urinary tract signs, the disease is accompanied by a series of systemic changes that can significantly worsen the feline's clinical condition. The etiology in felines is not fully understood, the disease is chronic in nature and diagnosed by excluding other causes of lower urinary tract disease. The urinary bladder is considered the target organ for the development of the major changes in the disease, which results in the main clinical signs. For diagnosis, an investigation of the animal's general condition is necessary, and it is important to carry out clinical examinations and complementary exams. Although there is no cure, there are multifactorial treatments designed to reduce the stress the cat is exposed to. Thus, the most recent and relevant information about the disease was gathered, various indexing bases for documents, articles and books, such as Scielo, Google Scholar and Scopus, were thoroughly examined for this monograph. According to the literature, the physical and mental health of cats depends on their sense of well-being, and it is essential to identify factors that may contribute to stressful situations. It is therefore up to the veterinarian to raise awareness among owners from the moment of diagnosis, guiding the best approaches to managing diseases such as Pandora syndrome.
Development and Challenges of Spindle Bearing Technology in CNC Machine Tools
Authors: Zhang Tianyi
Published: January 2025

Spindle bearings are integral components of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine tools, influencing their precision, performance, and reliability. The rapid advancement of CNC machining technologies, characterized by high-speed operations, high loads, and the demand for greater precision, has driven the evolution of spindle bearing technology. This paper explores the development of spindle bearing technology, including innovations in materials, structural designs, cooling technologies, and intelligent systems. Key challenges such as thermal management, material fatigue, and precision under extreme conditions are discussed. Furthermore, the role of Industry 4.0 technologies, such as sensor integration, predictive maintenance, and adaptive control systems, in enhancing spindle bearing performance is analyzed. Finally, the paper identifies future trends in spindle bearing research, highlighting the need for sustainability and economic considerations in the design and application of advanced bearing technologies.
How to Build a Memorable Night Tourism Experience: A Case of Thousands of University Students Riding Shared Bicycles from Zhengzhou to Kaifeng in Henan Province, China
Authors: Yao Hua , Wu Yunping
Published: January 2025

The study explores the impact of multi-sensory experiences on memorable night tourism experiences and the mediating effect of well-being. A sample of 393 university students participating in bike riding night tours was surveyed. The finding of Partial Least Squares Structural Equation modeling emphasized the tourist's delight mediating effect between a multi-sensory experience and a memorable night tourism experience. Additionally, this emerging pattern reflects broader shifts in contemporary youth tourism, where innovation in transportation, the appeal of night-time exploration, and strategic destination image marketing converge to create new forms of engagement with cultural and recreational sites. Therefore, the research provides theoretical and practical perspectives for night tourism researchers and practitioners.
AI-Enabled New Thinking in Student Classroom Management: Taking the Labor Education and Practice Course at Chengdu Neusoft University as An Example
Authors: Deng Xiang
Published: January 2025

In the context of the new era, labor education has become an increasingly important approach for cultivating students' all-around development in morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor skills, attracting more attention from educators. Chengdu Neusoft University actively responds to the national call for comprehensively strengthening labor education in primary, secondary, and higher education institutions in the new era. By leveraging AI technology, it innovates new thinking in student classroom management, particularly applying AI technology to labor education and practice courses, achieving remarkable results. Through literature review and theoretical framework construction, this paper analyzes the current application status of AI technology in the field of education and its implications for labor education. This includes personalized learning path design, intelligent attendance and behavior analysis, interactive learning experiences, real-time feedback and intervention, teacher decision support, and dynamic adjustment of course content. By conducting an in-depth analysis of the "Labor Month" themed educational activities at Chengdu Neusoft University, this article demonstrates the practical application of AI technology in labor education and practice courses. This includes how to use AI tools for student assessment, customize personalized learning plans, automatically generate and grade assignments, and provide immediate feedback. The new thinking in student classroom management empowered by AI can effectively enhance the effectiveness and quality of labor education, providing strong support for cultivating socialist builders and successors who are well-rounded in morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor skills. In the future, as AI technology continues to develop and improve, its application prospects in the field of education will be even broader.
The Construction of Qixiu Tower in Leizhou in Ming Dynasty and its Integration with Traditional Culture
Authors: Yang Zhanpeng
Published: January 2025

Kaiyuan Temple, which was first built in Leizhou, went through thousands of years, developed to the Ming Dynasty, and left only one stupa. At the beginning of the tower construction, it was based on the local geomantic omen, hoping that the imperial examination would be prosperous; The construction process was widely participated and actively assisted by officials, gentry, scholars and people; Multiple names coexisted, all loud and clear, all with good omen; The construction of the tower greatly promoted the prosperity of the local imperial examination, the reform of the scenery, the political clarity and the improvement of the atmosphere. It can be said that the construction of Qixiu Tower was all combined with the local conditions, fully absorbs the traditional cultural elements, and shown the psychological demands of various local classes in terms of geography, imperial examination, cultural movement, politics and atmosphere. The construction process of Qixiu Pagoda was the process of China Buddhism.
Translation of Cultural Metaphors from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics
Authors: Wang Liangang
Published: January 2025

In recent decades, the rise of cognitive linguistics has provided a new perspective and method for the interpretation and study of metaphor. Metaphor is not only a linguistic phenomenon, but also a cognitive mode. Metaphor is an important way for human beings to understand themselves and the world. This paper gives a brief overview of metaphor theory in cognitive linguistics. Secondly, because metaphor is closely related to culture, the understanding of metaphor cannot be separated from its cultural environment. Therefore, from a cultural perspective, this paper uses cognitive metaphor theory to explore the translation research and practice of cultural words, and summarizes the translation strategies of cultural words.
Analysis of the Role of Teacher Feedback in Students’ Cognitive Engagement
Authors: Ding Nianliang
Published: January 2025

Teacher feedback is critical for enhancing students’ cognitive engagement in learning. This paper aims to analyze the different forms of teacher feedback that considerably enhance student cognitive engagement, investigate the factors that impact the effectiveness of such feedback, and outline practical strategies for educators to improve student cognition through effective feedback methods. This paper also reviews the latest trends in educational technology and feedback methods. The results of this analysis show that the integration of technology-enhanced interactive feedback methods, combined with personalized approaches, can cultivate more effective learning environments, where students are cognitively engaged. Meanwhile, students’ self-assessment and reflection on their own learning can help maintain sustained motivation for cognitive engagement. Future research examining long-term effects of various feedback types, culture-specific feedback, and the impact of AI-driven feedback systems on cognitive engagement are expected to be conducted to promote student engagement.
Effect of Bionic Airbag Midwifery on the Incidence of Cervical Lacerations in Primipara: A Meta-Analysis
Authors: Xu Lifei , Luo Feng , Zeng Huiting , Ouyang Li , Nie Jingjing , Li Ruohan , Chang Jiayu , Qiu Shuang
Published: January 2025

OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to investigate bionic airbag midwifery's effect on cervical laceration incidence in primigravida. METHODS: The study searched relevant randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in CNKI, WANGFANG DATA, CQVIP, Sino Med, PubMed, Embase, Web of Science, and Cochrane Library up to February 2024. Four randomized controlled trials with a total of 1029 samples were included in this meta-analysis. RESULTS: Primiparous women who used bionic airbag midwifery did not show a significant difference in the incidence of cervical lacerations compared with controls who did not use bionic airbag midwifery. However, bionic airbag midwifery significantly reduced the duration of all stages of labor and decreased the cesarean section rate. CONCLUSION: Although bionic airbag midwifery did not considerably reduce the incidence of cervical lacerations, it showed potential advantages in shortening the duration of labor and reducing the cesarean section rate, suggesting that this technique can help facilitate the natural birth process.
From Unidirectional to Bidirectional: The Reshaping of Symbolic Communication by Youth Behaviors in the Tiananmen Flag-Raising Ceremony
Authors: Zhang Yunshu
Published: January 2025

The participation of Chinese youth in the Tiananmen flag-raising ceremony represents a feedback mechanism within the national apparatus for promoting patriotic education. This feedback is evidenced not only by the frequent choices of young people to wake up early or forgo sleep during public holidays to secure front-row positions at the ceremony but also by their practice of uploading personal videos of the event to social media platforms. As a symbolic act, the flag-raising ceremony conveys profound meanings of state authority, historical legacy, and national identity. For the youth, it is not merely a recurring ritual but an emotional expression of their connection to the nation, society, and collective heritage. Within the framework of the Interaction Ritual Chain theory, the symbolic communication of the flag-raising ceremony has traditionally been perceived as unidirectional, directed from the state to its citizens. However, the widespread dissemination of related VLOGs, videos, and images on social media in recent years has enriched the ceremony’s symbolic significance and created new layers of meaning. When “running at dawn to witness the flag-raising” becomes a behavioral symbol, traditional symbols such as “Tiananmen Square,” “the Five-Star Red Flag,” and “the military’s marching step” evolve into “historical imagery” to a certain extent. Concurrently, the act of running at dawn reflects the youth’s active engagement with and reinterpretation of these symbols within the context of the flag-raising ceremony. This process of reverse symbolic interaction, initiated by youth participation, completes the theoretical framework of the Interaction Ritual Chain by forming a closed loop of symbolic interaction.
Optimization of Well Layout Based on Spatial Variability of Groundwater
Authors: Wei Hao , Chen Huawei , Li Fulin
Published: January 2025

Due to the invisibility of the groundwater environment and the anisotropy and heterogeneity of the water medium, its resource environmental functions and pollution issues have long been overlooked and underestimated. Human activities have already had a severe impact on groundwater. To address groundwater issues in Huimin County, Shandong Province, 63 groundwater samples were collected and tested. Kriging interpolation, geostatistical methods, and cluster analysis were used to analyze the statistical characteristics of monitoring data, groundwater chemical types, spatial distribution of groundwater, and influencing factors. In addition, GIS spatial analysis and water quality-water level dynamic methods were combined to assess the suitability of groundwater extraction. The analysis results indicate that the main ions exceeding standards in Huimin County's groundwater are chloride (Cl−), sulfate (SO2−4), and nitrate (NO−3). There is a notable spatial heterogeneity in groundwater quality, with nitrate's spatial variation influenced by structural factors (such as topography and hydrology) and random factors (such as industrial and agricultural activities), among which nitrate's spatial variation is the most significant. Most ion concentrations gradually decrease from northwest to southeast, with overall water quality in the southeastern region being better than in the northwestern region. The spatial distribution of water table depth is influenced by topography, and potential development areas for extraction are primarily located in the western part of Shimiaozhen and parts of Sangluoxu Town, which account for only 12% of the study area. Limited extraction zones are mainly located in the central and northern parts of the study area, making up the largest proportion of the study area at 46.1%.
A Clinical Study on the Impact of Tigecycline on Coagulation Function in Critically Ill Patients with Severe Infections
Authors: Yang Qi , Wu Jianfei , Tian Xixi
Published: January 2025

Objective: A Clinical Study on the Effect of Tigecycline on Coagulation Function in Severe Infected Patients. Methods: A total of 90 patients with severe infections, selected from October 2022 to October 2023, were divided into control and observation groups of 45 cases each using a computer-generated random number table. The control group received monotherapy with an antibacterial agent, while the observation group underwent combined therapy with cefoperazone-sulbactam and tigecycline. The clinical efficacy of the two groups was compared. Results: Prior to treatment, there were no statistically significant differences in coagulation indices between the two groups (P > 0.05). Post-treatment, the Fib, APTT, and PT values, as well as clinical efficacy, were higher in the observation group compared to the control group. Conversely, adverse reactions, hs-CRP, PCT, IL-6, and TNF-α values were lower in the observation group, with statistically significant differences (P < 0.05). Conclusion: The observation group experienced fewer adverse reactions, with a statistically significant difference (P < 0.05). Conclusion: Although cefoperazone sulbactam combined with tigecycline has an impact on the coagulation function of patients, its therapeutic effect is superior to other single-drug regimens, and other adverse reactions are relatively mild. Therefore, it is worth considering the combination of tigecycline in the treatment of severe infections, and actively monitoring the coagulation function.
The Guiding Significance of the Happiness Concept of Ancient Greek Philosophers (Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, etc.) for Modern Citizen Life
Authors: Xu Yutong
Published: January 2025

The purpose of this paper is to explore the guiding significance of the ancient Greek philosopher's view of happiness to modern citizen life. This paper reveals the application value in modern society by deeply analyzing the happiness concept of ancient Greek philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle and Socrates. In terms of research methods, this paper adopts the combination of literature research and theoretical analysis, and deeply digs into the connotation and characteristics of the ancient Greek philosopher's view of happiness; Combining it with the actual situation of modern citizens' life, this paper discusses its application prospect in the fields of family education, school education and workplace life. The research shows that the happiness view of ancient Greek philosophers has far-reaching guiding significance for modern citizens' life. They emphasize the importance of spiritual satisfaction, moral cultivation and self-awareness, and provide valuable action guides for modern people to pursue a happy life. At the same time, these views on happiness show modern value in promoting personal happiness and social harmony, which is helpful to build a better and more harmonious modern society.
Fostering Language Learner Autonomy: A Study on Secondary School Students in Mainland China
Authors: Li Yilin
Published: January 2025

This paper explores the concept of learner autonomy in the context of secondary school students learning English in Mainland China. Learner autonomy refers to students taking responsibility for their learning by reflecting on their progress and actively engaging with the learning process. It highlights the importance of self-assessment in enhancing language learning, particularly in grammar, reading comprehension, essay organization, and communication skills. The paper examines various self-assessment techniques, such as rubric templates, mind maps, journal writing, questionnaires, audio recordings, and note-taking, and their effectiveness in fostering autonomy among English learners. Additionally, the integration of Bloom’s Taxonomy of Educational Objectives is discussed, illustrating how students can progress from basic knowledge recall to higher-level cognitive skills, such as evaluation and synthesis. By emphasizing feedback and reflection, the paper argues that learner autonomy, supported by appropriate self-assessment methods, can enhance the overall learning experience and motivate students to achieve their language learning goals. The findings suggest that these techniques not only empower students to monitor and improve their learning but also contribute to a more interactive and self-regulated learning environment.
Research on the Selection Method and Data Set Construction of Yi Language Stop Words
Authors: Huang Junping
Published: January 2025

This paper aimed to complete the research on the selection method and data set construction of the Yi language stop words which has positive significance for information retrieval, text classification, sentiment analysis and online public opinion analysis. On the basis of word segmentation, data cleaning and word frequency statistics of Yi language text, used statistical methods such as Document Frequency, Term Frequency, and Entropy, analyzed and selected the top 100 high-frequency words that were ranked by these three measures, through the intersection of three sets of high-frequency words, 89 words were identified as potential stop words in the Yi language, and according to the characteristics of stop words, 20 function words were selected as stop words. Based on the methods of selecting stop words in Chinese, Mongolian, Tibetan, Uyghur, etc., completed the construction of the Yi language stop words dataset.
Practice and Exploration of Full Life Cycle Informationization Management of Fixed Assets in a Public Tertiary Hospital
Authors: Pan Xiaowang , Liao Chenhui
Published: January 2025

This paper provides an in-depth discussion of the application of fixed asset full life cycle information management (LifeCycle Asset Management, LCAM) in public tertiary hospitals. Through modern information technology means, it realizes the all-round and refined management of fixed assets from acquisition, use to scrapping. Practice shows that this management mode significantly improves the management efficiency and transparency of the hospital, and provides strong support for the improvement of medical service quality and the sustainable development of the hospital. At the same time, this paper also introduces the innovative tools introduced by the hospital in information management, such as “asset code” and “location code”, which further enhance the convenience and flexibility of management.
Accounting Professional Education in the Digital Era: Practice and Reflection based on the Cultivation of Digital Business Competence in Colleges and Universities
Authors: Qi Xiao
Published: January 2025

Under the background of the era of rapid development of artificial intelligence, great changes have occurred in the field of accounting, and the education of accounting majors in colleges and universities is facing new challenges and opportunities. This paper analyzes the situation of colleges and universities in cultivating accounting students' ability to count business, including the use of case study and literature combination, and discusses the changes in the industry demand, the current situation of education reform in colleges and universities, and the corresponding strategy suggestions. The study finds that although colleges and universities have taken a variety of reform measures, there is still the problem of mismatch with the speed of change in the industry. Colleges and universities should make efforts in updating education concepts, optimizing curriculum, strengthening faculty development and innovating teaching methods in order to cultivate accounting professionals who meet the needs of the times and promote economic and social development.
The Inspiration of Wild Romanticism in New Media Art to Contemporary Wilderness
Authors: Dai Xiaochu
Published: January 2025

The concept of wilderness originates in Romanticism and first appeared in the literature and landscapes of the Romantic period, emphasising its external spaces and internal states. With the development of digital technologies, the sensory experience brought by immersion and interactivity in the new audiovisual medium blurs the boundaries between the exterior and interior of wilderness aesthetics, allowing our material and spiritual have a deeper connection with nature. This paper explores the application of Wild Romanticism in the interactive installation, The Ephemeral Lake, and broadens the definition of wilderness aesthetics in the context of new media. It aims to dissolve the dualistic trend of contemporary wilderness, build bridges in environmental humanities and media studies, and provide new ideas for solving the climate crisis.
A Scoping Review of Research on the Current Status of Graduate Students' English Academic Thesis Writing
Authors: Dang Lele
Published: January 2025

In recent years, English academic writing has received wide attention in the field of English teaching in recent years. It is found that the English academic writing ability of Chinese university students is generally low. More than 80% of the English papers submitted by graduate students to international conferences or international journals are rejected due to English writing problems. In the face of the many problems that exist in graduate students' English academic writing process, teachers of writing courses need to actively face students' English writing problems, analyze these problems and find effective solutions to help students solve the dilemma of academic thesis writings.
Evaluation of Machine Learning Algorithms in Comparison for Early Breast Cancer Identification
Authors: Zhang Jiarui
Published: January 2025

Breast cancer is a significant worldwide public health concern, and increasing patient survival rates requires early identification and precise prognosis. This research investigated a dataset on breast cancer to assess and compare the efficacy of three machine learning algorithms in the prediction of breast cancer: Support Vector Machine (SVM), Naive Bayes (NB), and Logistic Regression (LR). The findings demonstrated that the LR method provided good interpretability and computational efficiency, the NB algorithm excelled in computational efficiency, and the SVM algorithm performed best when processing high-dimensional data. Based on the findings, the paper recommend prioritizing the SVM algorithm for scenarios requiring high accuracy in breast cancer detection. Future research directions include enhancing model robustness through ensemble learning and optimizing feature selection. This study provides significant insights for early breast cancer detection, offering important clinical application value.
Racing Against the Clock: The Dual Effect of Time Pressure on Creativity
Authors: Wang Yixin , Liang Bingqian , Huo Weiwei , Zhang Xiaoyu
Published: January 2025

Employees are increasingly required to produce creative output within limited time in the competitive business environment and facing time pressure has become a pervasive phenomenon in the workplace. Based on Conservation of Resource Theory and Job Demand-Resource model, this study explores the different effects of challenge-hindrance time pressure on employee radical and incremental creativity and the mediating role of thriving at work as well as the moderating role of the perceived organizational support. According to the data of 315 employees, the result showed that the challenge time pressure has a positive effect on employees’ creativity by thriving at work. Moreover, the effect on radical creativity is more significant. The hindrance time pressure has a negative effect on employees’ creativity by thriving at work, and the effect on incremental creativity is less significant. In addition, perceived organizational support moderates the relationship between challenge-hindrance time pressure and thriving at work. Implications of our findings are discussed.
Research on Strategies to Enhance Kindergarten Teachers' Ability to Create Garden-Based Programs
Authors: Guan Xinyi
Published: January 2025

The improvement of kindergarten teachers' ability to create garden-based curriculum helps kindergarten's curriculum development, also helps teachers' professionalism sublimation, and helps to promote children's all-round development. This study analyzes the problems of kindergarten teachers' ability to create kindergarten-based curricula, and proposes strategies to promote kindergarten teachers' ability to create kindergarten-based curricula from both teachers' and kindergarten's perspectives: (1) Teachers' maintain positive professional sentiments and enhance their autonomy in curriculum participation; (2) Teachers draw on their professional knowledge and abilities to condense their wisdom in curriculum creation; (3) Teachers update their concepts of curriculum and grasp the characteristics of kindergarten curricula; (4) The school establishes a curriculum guarantee mechanism to promote the professional growth of teachers.
Interpersonal Expectancy Effects and Stereotype Threats in Workplaces
Authors: Zhou Yingxin
Published: January 2025

This review study explores the effect of stereotype threats and interpersonal expectancy effects (self-fulfilling prophecy) in the workplace, which is a process when individuals realize they are being stereotyped, confirming behaviors will be shown unconsciously. The study specifically focuses research on gender, age, and race social groups by reviewing and analyzing empirical studies to show how these stereotype threats and interpersonal expectancy effects affect minorities, mental health, and workplace representation.
Research on the Innovation of Property-based Elderly Care Services in an Aging Society
Authors: Li Lin
Published: January 2025

In view of the intensifying global aging trend, China is also facing a severe problem of population aging. Against this backdrop of the times, property-based elderly care services, as an innovative model of elderly care, are gradually attracting great attention from all sectors of society. This research comprehensively analyzes the characteristics of an aging society and the demands derived therefrom, deeply explores the current situation, potential advantages, and existing problems of property-based elderly care services, and puts forward a series of innovative strategies and suggestions. The aim is to optimize the allocation of community resources, further improve the quality and efficiency of property-based elderly care services, provide the elderly group with all-round, efficient, convenient, and personalized elderly care services, and thus promote the sustainable and healthy development of the elderly care cause.
Analysis of Race Momentum and Its Influential Factors Based on Logistic Regression and Chi-Square Test
Authors: Zhang Xia , Li Jiajun , Zhou Ziheng
Published: January 2025

With the rise of sports big data and advanced statistical methods, there is a burgeoning interest in understanding the psychological and tactical impacts of game momentum on match outcomes. This study presents a model that integrates logistic regression with the chi-square test to analyze sports game trends. The logistic regression model, chosen for its effectiveness in binary outcome prediction, was employed to identify key factors influencing momentum, such as serving status and unforced errors. These factors were quantified through a momentum calculation function that reflects player performance in real time. The model’s validity was confirmed by a chi-square test, which provided a p-value of 0.002, indicating a statistically significant correlation between momentum and match outcomes. This analytical framework not only enhances our understanding of sports dynamics but also offers practical insights for coaches and strategists, equipping them with data-driven tools to optimize game tactics and leverage momentum effectively.
Enhancing Classroom Efficiency by Integrating Ideological and Political Education into the Blended Teaching of General Courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Authors: Wang Fang , Liu Yuehui , Yang Xinchao , Ye Chunjiang
Published: January 2025

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a precious traditional culture of our country. General courses in TCM colleges have always been popular among students and received their support. However, due to the limitation of class hours and students' knowledge base, there is always a sense of regret in the study of these courses. Blended teaching has expanded the dimensions of student learning during the teaching process. The introduction of ideological and political education has further improved the efficiency of general courses in TCM.
Philosophical Thought in Ancient Chinese Mathematics-- A Study of Confucianism in The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art and Liu Hui’s Commentary
Authors: Li Kewei
Published: January 2025

This paper examines the ontological and epistemological ideas found in The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art (Jiuzhang suanshu) and Liu Hui’s Commentary, clarifying the fundamental principle of "action precedes knowledge" in ancient Chinese mathematical thought from the perspective of the philosophy of mathematics. The study further compares this Chinese mode of thinking with Western mathematical ontology, focusing on methods explored in Liu Hui’s Commentary, such as the "Jinyou Rule" and Liu Hui’s π algorithm . These approaches are contrasted with Western methods, including Archimedes' "double reductio ad absurdum," to illuminate the unique role of "action precedes knowledge" within Chinese ontological philosophy. Through this comparison, the paper highlights the distinct philosophical foundations underlying Eastern and Western approaches to mathematics.
Application of the Pentagonal Flap with Pedicle on the Back of the Divided Fingers in the Surgical Treatment of Syndactyly of the Ten Fingers in Both Hands
Authors: Qin Zhou , He Zunian , Luo Qunqiang , Lu Dinggui
Published: January 2025

Objective: This study aims to explore the application and efficacy of the pentagonal pedicled flap in the surgical treatment of syndactyly. Methods: A 16-year-old patient with syndactyly of all ten fingers for over 10 years, treated at the Orthopedic Department of the Affiliated Hospital of Youjiang Medical University for Nationalities in July 2024, was selected as the research subject. A pentagonal pedicled flap was meticulously designed during the surgery to perform precise separation of the fingers, web reconstruction, and wound repair. Results: Postoperative observations showed that the flap survived well, with no complications such as necrosis or infection. Follow-up after one month revealed that the shape of all ten fingers had returned to normal, with good flexion and extension function, and the patient expressed high satisfaction with the surgical outcome. Conclusion: The use of the pentagonal pedicled flap for the treatment of syndactyly effectively avoids the occurrence of webbing and linear scarring on the palmar side of the fingers, reducing the incidence of web creep and finger flexion contracture, with satisfactory results achieved in the short term.
Pluripotent Stem Cells to Cure and Study Pulmonary Fibrosis
Authors: Dong Weng , He Zhixu
Published: January 2025

Pulmonary fibrosis, a devastating lung disease characterized by scarring and dysfunction of the lung tissue, lacks effective treatments and a comprehensive understanding of its pathogenesis. Pluripotent stem cells, including embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), offer a promising approach for both therapeutic interventions and the use of pluripotent stem cells. Pluripotent stem cells, including embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), offer a promising approach for both therapeutic interventions and disease modeling. These cells can be differentiated into lung-specific cell types, such as alveolar epithelial cells and airway epithelial cells, which can be used to study the mechanisms of pulmonary fibrosis and test potential anti-fibrotic drugs. In vitro models derived from pluripotent stem cells, such as lung organoids and three-dimensional cell cultures, recapitulate the complex cellular and extracellular structures. the complex cellular and extracellular matrix interactions of the lung, providing a more accurate representation of the human disease state than traditional animal models. Furthermore, recent advances in directed differentiation and bioengineering techniques have enabled the generation of lung tissue-like structures that could potentially reduce the risk of lung cancer. Furthermore, recent advances in directed differentiation and bioengineering techniques have enabled the generation of lung tissue-like structures that could potentially be used for regenerative medicine to repair or replace damaged lung tissue in pulmonary fibrosis patients. patients.