bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Uso e preenchimento da caderneta da criança entre beneficiários do Programa Bolsa Família de Salvador, Bahia: um estudo transversal, 2023
Authors: Palombo Claudia Nery Teixeira , Oliveira Márcia Maria Carneiro , Whitaker Maria Carolina Ortiz , Araújo Ráren Paulo da Silva , Santos Carolina de Jesus , Passos Mariana Cavalcante Brotas , Oliveira Clariana Vitória Ramos de , Souza Ednir Assis
Published: November 2024

Resumo Objetivo: Comparar uso e preenchimento da caderneta da criança entre mães beneficiárias ou não do Programa Bolsa Família. Métodos: Estudo transversal com mães de crianças menores de 6 anos em unidades de saúde de Salvador-BA, entre janeiro e fevereiro de 2023. A caderneta da criança foi avaliada quanto ao uso (ter a caderneta, estar com ela em mãos e tê-la lido) e preenchimento (curvas de crescimento, fichas de avaliação do desenvolvimento e completude vacinal). Utilizaram-se estatística descritiva e teste qui-quadrado, com nível de significância de 5%. Resultados: Das 411 participantes do estudo, 66% eram beneficiárias do programa. Houve diferença significativa entre os grupos quanto ao uso da caderneta: ter a caderneta (p < 0,001), estar com ela em mãos (p = 0,037) e tê-la lido (p < 0,001). Quanto ao preenchimento, houve diferença significativa apenas na completude vacinal (p = 0,005). Conclusão: Houve diferença significativa quanto ao uso e à completude vacinal, comparando-se mães beneficiárias e não beneficiárias do Programa Bolsa Família.
Elemental mapping by micro X-ray fluorescence to assess binder distribution of improved soils
Authors: Hov S. , Zabłocka K. , Paniagua P. , Weerdt K. D.
Published: November 2024

This paper explores micro X-ray fluorescence (µXRF) as a novel technique in geotechnical engineering to investigate the binder distribution in a cement-improved clay. The technique scans a 2D surface of a specimen providing continuous heatmaps of an element of interest such as calcium, a major component in cement. A soft and sensitive natural clay was improved with cement using different mixing times ranging between 30 s and 10 min. The subsequent µXRF tests revealed a poor binder distribution with considerable binder accumulations for short mixing times. Longer mixing times, however, resulted in a well distributed binder. The unconfined compressive strength after around four weeks of curing ranged from 100 to 200 kPa for the shortest mixing times to 400–450 kPa for the longest mixing time as a direct result of the varying binder distributions. The paper demonstrates that the µXRF technique can be a useful technique to characterise the binder distribution in improved soils.
Small syntactic terminal nodes, large Vocabulary Items: a spanning approach to irregular Romance verb inflection
Authors: Pomino Natascha , Remberger Eva-Maria
Published: November 2024

In a series of papers within the framework of Distributed Morphology (DM), Calabrese (2012 et seq.) has convincingly argued that there is a link between the (a)thematicity and the (ir)regularity of verbal forms: the presence of a Theme Vowel (ThV) has a direct effect on the regularity of the respective verbal forms whereas its absence may cause allomorphy. However, Calabrese posits numerous postsyntactic processes and idiosyncratic rules, which – in our opinion – lack cognitive plausibility. In this paper, we will show that spanning (Svenonius 2012; Merchant 2015) is an economical and adequate way to implement verbal allomorphy in Romance. We argue that morpho-phonologically realized ThVs function as a kind of intermediate domain delimiter and we show, following the DM-based Vocabulary Insertion-Only Model (Haugen & Siddiqi 2016), that many of the context-specific rules and processes proposed in other works can be reduced to Vocabulary Insertion. Our analysis keeps the elements in syntax as small as possible, but allows spanning Vocabulary Items (VIs), i.e. VIs that realize more than one syntactic terminal node at once. We will illustrate our approach through analyzes of grammatically determined athematicity, athematic conjugation classes (CC), and inherited athematicity in irregular Romance verb inflection.
Nats’eji (healing): Examining patient and provider experiences with hospital-based Indigenous wellness services in Northwest Territories, Canada
Authors: Roher Sophie Isabelle Grace , Andrew Paul , Chatwood Susan , Fairman Kimberly , Galloway Tracey , Mashford-Pringle Angela , Gibson Jennifer L.
Published: November 2024

Objective

This study aimed to examine how Indigenous patients and biomedical healthcare providers understand and experience the Indigenous wellness services at a hospital in the Northwest Territories.

Methods

The qualitative study (May 2018–June 2022) was overseen by a regional Indigenous Community Advisory Committee. Guided by Two-Eyed Seeing and post-colonial theory, the study employed a community-engaged research design, and included two strategies for data generation: (1) interviews with Indigenous Elders, patient advocates, biomedical healthcare providers, policy makers, and hospital administrators (n = 41), and (2) iterative sharing circles with Indigenous Elders (n = 4). Data from the interviews and first sharing circle were transcribed, thematically analyzed, and presented to the sharing circle Elders for validation.

Results

The study revealed three overarching and related themes: (1) Elders and patient advocates emphasized that while the Indigenous wellness services at the hospital play a pivotal role connecting patients with cultural supports, the hospital was still not effectively bringing Indigenous healing practices into hospital care; (2) participants identified that structural factors (i.e., policy and governance decisions) shaped patients’ experiences with the wellness services; and (3) participants underscored that deeply rooted forces (i.e., racism, colonialism, and biomedical dominance) inhibit the integration of Indigenous healing practices.

Conclusion

The findings extend understandings of hospital-based Indigenous wellness services by surfacing relationships between deeply rooted forces, organizational structures, and Indigenous patients’ experiences. Altogether, they suggest that to advance care for Indigenous patients and improve the integration of Indigenous healing practices, a system-wide transformation is necessary, which includes Indigenous governance at the hospital and a recognition of the value of Indigenous healing practices.
Preparing food for Drosophila melanogaster and its relatives v1
Authors: Wheeler Tim , Hartman Helene , S. Cooper Brandon , Dylan Shropshire J.
Published: November 2024

This protocol outlines the preparation of food for Drosophila melanogaster and related species, using cornmeal, yeast, and soy flour as the primary ingredients. Propionic acid and tegosept are included as preservatives. This recipe yields sufficient food for approximately 700 vials, assuming each is filled with 7-10 mL. This protocol has been successfully employed to maintain nearly 90Drosophilaspecies. This includes species from both theSophophoraandDrosophilasubgenera that diverged about 50 million years ago. Focal examples include D. ananassae, D. auraria, D. baimaii, D. bakoue, D. barbarae, D. bicornuta, D. bockii, D. bocqueti, D. burlai, D. chauvacae, D. diplacantha, D. leontia, D. mauritiana, D. nikananu, D. paulistorum, D. pandora, D. pseudoananassae, D. santomae, D. seguyi, D. simulans, D. sturtevanti, D. subpulchrella, D. suzukii, D. teissieri, D. triauraria, D. tristis, D. tsacasi, D. yakuba, and Zaprionus tsacasi. This protocol is also appropriate for rearing mushroom specialists such asScaptomyza pallidawith the addition of mushrooms.
LEASE RIGHT TO USE AGRICULTURAL LAND PLOTS IN TODAY'S CONDITIONS
Authors:   Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine, YANKOVSKYI Valeriy
Published: November 2024

The article is devoted to the study of the lease right to use agricultural land plots in today's conditions. It has been established that the current legislation regarding the lease of agricultural land has undergone certain changes with the introduction of martial law. Questions related to the lease of agricultural land, the procedure for its use, restoration, establishment of responsibility for violations in the field of land relations are constantly becoming the subject of both scientific and practical interest. In the course of the research, systemic-structural, comparative-legal and formal-logical methods were used, which made it possible to analyze changes in legislation and draw conclusions about their impact on the regulation of social relations in the field of lease of agricultural land plots. It has been proven that the relations arising from the lease of the agricultural plot of land are binding in nature and belong to the obligation law. This is justified by the fact that, firstly, the land plot is transferred from the lessor to the lessee for a certain period, after which the lease object is returned to the lessor. and therefore the use and ownership of the leased object is temporary. in addition, the lessor receives useful properties from the leased object - in the form of rent or other socio-economic effects, and the lessee when using the leased object in the course of his activity. Secondly, the lessee does not have the entire scope and set of rights of the owner to the land plot that is leased, at the same time, he has the scope of rights and obligations determined by the lease agreement of the agricultural land plot, which in turn determines the presence of certain rights and obligations of the lessor, and therefore raises the question of the existence of contractual obligations, which is quite logically in the sphere of regulation of obligation law. The modern conditions for the use of agricultural land plots under lease conditions have undergone significant changes due to the introduction of martial law, which caused the adjustment of the relevant legislation, which, in turn, led to the adjustment of the scope of rights and obligations of the lessor and lessee. In addition to procedural changes, there were changes in the essence of legal relations, which was reflected in law enforcement practice, namely, judicial practice.
PRIMO Multi-Search Engine in Selected Polish Libraries – Functionality Analysis
Authors: Babicz Anna
Published: November 2024

The article presents the characteristics of the PRIMO VE interface in terms of its functionality. Its features, differences and similarities that occur in the examined libraries were discussed, depending on the types of libraries, the library system in use, and the method of implementation. The study covered twenty different types of libraries that implemented the PRIMO multi-search engine. The impact of resources and metadata on their presentation in the form of facets/filters and their impact on search efficiency was examined. The number of ranges used in libraries, information about indexed resources, detailed document types, and additional functions that allow to narrow searches affect the functionality of the system. The conducted queries showed a connection between online resources and the number of obtained results, as well as the impossibility of precise narrowing down by facets caused by the quality and diversity of metadata. The aim of the study was to learn the functionality of the multi-search engine depending on the system version, library type, and method of implementation in the library. The following research methods and tools were used in the study: literature review, cognitive journey, method of analysis and comparison of the examined library websites.
Artificial Intelligence – Challenges and Prospects for Scientific Libraries
Authors: Jaworska Monika Maria , Rzeska Ewa Barbara
Published: November 2024

The dynamic development of artificial intelligence creates new opportunities and prospects for institutions dealing with searching, processing and sharing information. Implementing artificial intelligence solutions in library services poses many challenges. In these processes, libraries must face legal, ethical and technological problems. An important issue is IT education, which will allow to understand the operation and capabilities of new tools. A broad discussion of these problems is needed, as well as the creation of a legal and ethical framework by international organizations and countries governments.
Occupational Risk Management for a Sustainable Workplace Using Simulation
Authors: Sławińska Małgorzata , Pawlewski Paweł , Kudelska Izabela , Kańduła Daniel
Published: November 2024

Theoretical background: The article delves into the realm of occupational risk management within the context of supply chain management and enterprise logistics. It emphasizes the importance of ensuring safety and sustainable working conditions in today’s dynamic business environment, where supply chains are becoming increasingly globalized and complex. Purpose of the article: The primary objective of the article is to introduce a novel approach to occupational risk management that leverages advanced digital technologies and simulations. It aims to address the existing research gap by developing a method that considers dynamic environmental factors and individual worker needs. By analyzing the synergy of various hazards, monitoring employee workload, and employing simulations, the article seeks to enhance the accuracy of occupational risk assessment and facilitate more effective corrective actions. Research methods: The article employs a mixed-method research approach, drawing upon both theoretical analysis and practical application. It begins with a thorough literature review to establish the theoretical framework and identify research gaps. Subsequently, it discusses the proposed solution – a method for managing occupational risks using simulation – by presenting its theoretical description and implementation process. The research methodology involves the development and application of this method to a selected order picking process, followed by simulation to minimize occupational risks. The authors also utilize software tools to simulate work processes and assess health risks to workers. Main findings: The main findings of the research suggest that occupational risk assessment using simulation has a significant impact on improving work processes in terms of sustainable workplaces. By introducing elements of labor humanization and redesigning work processes, the study demonstrates a reduction in the sources of occupational risk. The innovative approach to risk assessment, based on recursion across different organizational resources, facilitates the identification of improvement action projects. Additionally, the study emphasizes the importance of digitalization and Industry 4.0 technologies in monitoring working conditions, identifying risks, and implementing preventive measures. Overall, the research contributes to shaping new standards for safe and sustainable work environments, thereby enhancing both safety and efficiency within organizations.
Bibliometric Analysis in Family Business Brands
Authors: Goliński Marek , Hojka Klaudia
Published: November 2024

Theoretical background: Family businesses are a key aspect of the Polish economy. These are businesses that remain under the control of the family or are managed by family members, often passed down from generation to generation. Their importance in Poland is particularly visible in the context of the numerous small and medium enterprises that form the core of the Polish economy. These businesses often have a rich history and heritage that can provide a solid foundation for building a strong brand. Purpose of the article: The aim of this article is to present a bibliometric analysis in the area of family business brands. This analysis will provide a better understanding of the current literature base and detect areas for further research. Research methods: The research method used was a bibliometric analysis, including citation and co-occurrence analysis of keywords using the VOSviewer programme, of articles from the Scopus international database. 58 publications from 1999 to 2023, focusing on the topic of family business brands, were selected and analysed. In order to conduct the most precise analysis, research questions such as the following were formulated: Who are the most influential authors publishing in the research field (in terms of citations) and who publishes the most? or What is a keyword network? Main findings: An increase in the number of publications on family business brands has been noticed, especially since 2018. The highest number of publications appeared in 2023. In total, publications were cited 1,456 times, with the highest number of citations (384) in 2018. The average number of citations per year was 112. The most cited article is “Concealing or revealing the family?: Corporate brand identity strategies in family firms” by Micelotta and Raynard (2011), with 173 citations. The largest number of publications comes from the category “Business, Management, and Accounting”. The most influential authors in this field are Prügl and Botero. Research emphasises the importance of integrating family values into marketing strategies and building customer trust, which can be the basis for further research and practical applications in brand management of family firms.
Decoding Online Consumer Behaviour Towards Counterfeits: Insights from Systematic Literature Review and Future Research Framework
Authors: Jażdżewska-Gutta Magdalena , Nikodemska-Wołowik Anna Maria , Wach Dagmara
Published: November 2024

Theoretical background: Counterfeiting poses a significant global challenge, negatively impacting businesses and consumers. This issue has been exacerbated by the rapid growth of online shopping, which has increased the availability and accessibility of counterfeit products. Despite the growing prevalence of counterfeit goods in the online marketplace, there remains a substantial research gap in understanding the dynamics of online counterfeit consumption. Previous studies have primarily focused on offline counterfeit markets, leaving a void in the literature regarding the unique factors that influence consumer behaviour and intentions in the digital environment. Purpose of the article: The aim of the article is to examine the factors influencing consumer behaviour and intentions in the context of purchasing counterfeits online. The conducted systematic review aims to fill the existing research gap by identifying new and overlooked themes and suggesting directions for future research in this area. Research methods: The article integrates empirical studies on online counterfeit purchases conducted between 2008 and 2024. The analysed articles were classified based on the year of publication, research methodologies, and characteristics of the study population. Main findings: The review identifies four thematic categories: person-centric, social and cultural, market-related, and risk-related themes. The insights provide valuable guidelines for researchers, highlighting areas for further investigation, and offer practical recommendations for policymakers and marketers to combat counterfeiting and protect consumer interests online.
Teaching history in secondary school - expectations and challenges in the light of survey results
Authors: Klimus Elżbieta
Published: November 2024

The technological revolution has left its mark on the functioning of the school, the student and the teacher at each educational stage. This process, despite the numerous opportunities it creates, forces us to look for new solutions in the educational space. In recent years, Polish students’ expectations towards teachers and schools have changed. A survey conducted among 147 secondary school students was intended to determine these expectations. The aim of the study was to obtain answers to questions about the level of interest in history and the teaching resources and methods used by teachers. In addition, the survey helped to determine the difficulties that students face while learning history, as well as to learn about their expectations regarding the selection of content and practices used during lessons. The analysis of the survey results was used to determine the challenges which history teachers have to face up to. These included: skillful use of technology and communication tools in the teaching-learning process, effective student motivation, shaping soft skills, orienting students to lifelong learning, taking into account the findings of neurodidactics and verifying the role of the teacher and his relationship with the student.
linaje García y González de Arintero y la célebre dama
Authors: Maldonado de Guevara y Delgado Rafael
Published: November 2024

El trabajo indaga sobre el origen de la Dama de Arintero, la virgo bellatrix leonesa. Después de descartar algunas teorías que dotan de historicidad a la figura, delimita su relato en dos tiempos. En primer término, una Dama arcaica, apenas documentada, que parece valerse del romance para engalanar una hidalguía general local con probable origen en el fomento del tránsito entre Asturias y León. Tras ella surge la Dama moderna en la frontera de los siglosXVI y XVII como colofón a una serie de procesos de hidalguía y privilegio instados por la familia García y González de Arintero, originarios de La Cándana, entre 1516 y 1591. Para ello obtuvieron un falsario certificado de Juan de Ortega Muñoz, heredero de un antiguo rey de armas de Castilla, oficio habituado a las componendas genealógicas. Ortega extiende una relación sucinta en donde la Dama romancera combate en la guerra de sucesión castellana, en un documento que recuerda a otras célebres mercedes coetáneas. Más tarde, un proceso de adición sucesiva añadirá otros atributos típicos de la virgo bellatrix, del costumbrismo leonés y de la propia familia Arintero. La vinculación entre dicha estirpe con la fe de Ortega Muñoz y la Dama moderna queda contrastada por los restos heráldicos y documentales, en una trabazón que logramos extender hasta el presente.
Predictors of New-Onset Atrial Fibrillation in Patients With Chronic Coronary Artery Disease After Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting: a Prospective, Observational, Single-Centre, Non-Randomized Study
Authors: Sokolova N. Yu. , Savelyeva E. A. , Martynova K. A. , Makhauri A. D. , Medzhidov S. R.
Published: November 2024

Aim. To study the factors that influence the occurrence of postoperative atrial fibrillation (POAF) in patients with chronic ischemic heart disease (IHD) after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG).

Material and methods. This single-center prospective observational non-randomized study included 152 patients with chronic IHD. Mean age of patients was 64.4±5.9 years. All patients after CABG were divided into two groups based on the occurrence of atrial fibrillation (AF) in the early postoperative period: group 1, with POAF (n=43; 28.3%) and group 2, without POAF (n=109; 71.7%). The primary study endpoint was new-onset POAF in the early postoperative (hospital) period after CABG. The secondary study endpoint was in-hospital postoperative complications (non-fatal/fatal acute coronary syndrome (ACS), non-fatal/fatal stroke, major bleeding, death).

Results. Patients with POAF had significantly more pronounced structural and functional changes in the heart than patients with preserved sinus rhythm after CABG: larger left ventricular (LV) volume, greater LV myocardial mass, lower LV systolic function parameters and impaired diastolic function, and an enlarged left atrial (LA) cavity. Analysis of in-hospital complications did not show any differences between the groups associated with the development of POAF. The following risk factors for POAF were identified: age older than 65 years (p=0.022), body mass index ≥30.5 kg/m2 (p=0.020), epicardial adipose tissue thickness >10.5 mm (p=0.015), indexed LA volume >33 ml/m2 (p<0.001), LV myocardial mass index >115 g/m2 (p=0.042), left main coronary artery disease >50% (p=0.043), duration of cardiopulmonary bypass during CABG >60 min (p=0.019), blood potassium concentration in the early postoperative period after CABG (on the first day) <3.6 mmol/l (p<0.001), and pericardial effusion volume in the early postoperative period >88 ml (p<0.001).

Conclusion. Determining the risk of developing POAF is important and necessary for the closest monitoring of a patient with chronic IHD in the postoperative period.
Perioperative Myocardial Infarction and Successful Revascularization in Patient With Primary Metasynchronic Rectal, Gastric and Bladder Cancer
Authors: Potievskaya V. I. , Choronenko V. E. , Loenko V. B. , Rerberg A. G. , Bagiyan E. R.
Published: November 2024

The article presents a clinical case of perioperative non-ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction in a patient with primary metasynchronous cancer of the rectum, stomach and bladder, which developed during simultaneous surgical intervention in the volume of proximal gastrectomy and abdominoperineal extirpation of the rectum. Fluctuations in blood pressure and imbalance in the hemostasis system at the stages of anesthesia and surgery in a patient with severe systemic atherosclerosis caused the development of myocardial ischemia in the area of significant coronary stenosis. Emergency coronary angiography detected subtotal stenosis of the anterior descending artery; stenting of the affected area of the coronary artery was performed. Monitoring of hemodynamic parameters and changes in the hemostasis system during the optimal antianginal therapy allowed to bring the patient out of critical condition and discharge him from the hospital on the 18th day.
Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in High-Risk Patients
Authors: Alekyan B. G. , Navaliev Yu. M.
Published: November 2024

Ischemic heart disease (IHD) with severe coronary artery disease (SYNTAX score >22 points) in combination with various comorbidities is often a reason for refusal of coronary artery bypass grafting in such patients. Thus, a new term has emerged, "high-risk percutaneous coronary intervention"; however, the criteria, indications and results of these interventions have not yet been sufficiently studied. Therefore, according to current clinical guidelines, the treatment tactics for this patient cohort is determined by the decision of a council, the so-called Heart Team. This analytical review summarizes the criteria for high-risk percutaneous coronary interventions based on the literature, and describes the effect of various comorbidities on the results of direct myocardial revascularization.
Complex Issues in the Management of Pericarditis. In Anticipation of the Release of Updated Recommendations of the European Society of Cardiology
Authors: Imazio M. , Sukmarova Z. N. , Nasonov E. L.
Published: November 2024

With the advent of new diagnostic and therapeutic methods, the management of pericarditis has not become an easier task. The well-studied, but currently rare tuberculosis, bacterial and malignant forms have been joined by pericarditis associated with infection or vaccination against SARS-CoV-2. While 2-3 years ago, cardiologists had to recall the schedule of managing acute viral pericarditis, today its complications are often encountered, including chronic, recurrent, effusive or constrictive pericarditis. The European guidelines were updated 10 years ago and are expected to be issued within the next year. We posed the most pressing questions on the management of pericarditis to the coordinator of the 2015 European Society of Cardiology (ESC) guidelines [1], who will also chair the 2025 ESC guidelines on myocarditis and pericarditis, one of the most cited scientists in the field of inflammatory diseases of the pericardium, Massimo Imazio. He is a Professor in the Department of Cardiology and Anatomy at the University of Turin, runs a school on pericarditis, and has initiated fundamental research of this pathology. We presented his answers with comments of the co-author in the form of a short interview.
4‑Year Experience of the Cardio-Oncology Center of Sechenov University: Single-Center Epidemiological Study
Authors: Kirichenko Yu. Yu. , Ilgisonis I. S. , Chernichkina A. D. , Palienko A. V. , Buduscheva O. I. , Pakhtusov N. N. , Khabarova N. V. , Belenkov Yu. N.
Published: November 2024

Aim. To present the four-year experience and the accomplishments of the Scientific and Practical Cardio-Oncology Center of the Sechenov University.

Material and methods. The records of patients referred for cardio-oncology consultation from January 2020 through March 2024 were retrospectively analyzed. The patients’ cardiovascular (CV) status was assessed at baseline and after optimizing the cardiac therapy during the antitumor treatment. The endpoints were the completion of all antitumor therapy courses and the level of overall and CV mortality.

Results. Among 233 enrolled patients (66% women), a considerable part belonged to the group of high/very high cardio-oncological risk (n=134, 57%). Various cardiovascular toxicities were observed in 22% of patients. At baseline, these patients significantly more frequently had heart failure and ischemic heart disease as well as previous radiation and chemotherapy. After the optimization of cardiac therapy, 88% of patients successfully completed all scheduled treatments. The overall mortality, including the CV mortality, was 14% (n=7).

Conclusion. Creation of cardio-oncological services allows considerably reducing the probability of adverse CV events during the antitumor therapy and successfully completing all scheduled treatments in most patients.

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Desafiando desigualdades: una mirada a nuestro marco sectorial de desarrollo infantil
Authors:   Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo
Published: November 2024

Invertir en los primeros cinco años de vida es fundamental para el desarrollo infantil temprano (DIT) y contribuye a aumentar la productividad de las sociedades, reducir la pobreza y fomentar la igualdad. Las brechas socioeconómicas y étnicas en los niveles de DIT se observan desde muy temprano en la vida y, al inicio de la escuela primaria, son sustanciales y pueden acentuar las desigualdades más tarde en la vida. Este documento ofrece una mirada al Documento de Marco Sectorial, el cual presenta acciones que impactan los niveles de DIT, particularmente entre los grupos más vulnerables y que, por lo tanto, ayudan a cerrar las brechas.
Teachers' Work Motivation and Psychological Well-being on the Existence of ABASTEN Kindergarten Through BERSERI Programme
Authors: An-Nisa Lhulu , Putri Inayah Sherly Restika , Anisah Siti , Dharmastuti Anjarie
Published: November 2024

The development of education’s area is inseparable from efforts to face the challenges that exist. Aisyiyah Bustanul Athfal Kindergarten (TK ABASTEN) 10 Sumberpucung is one of the schools managed by the Aisyiyah association with the vision of providing quality preschool education to prepare children with good personality, noble character, academic foundation, and active and creative spirit. This seems ironic given the fact that ABASTEN Kindergarten is located in a localized area. Another obstacle is the school’s low financial capacity which results in minimal teacher salaries. Despite these limitations, ABASTEN Kindergarten has improved its quality and increased the number of students each year. This is certainly very much related to the work motivation and psychological well-being of the teachers. The purpose of this study is to find out the innovations made by the school so that it can increase the work motivation and psychological well-being of teachers at ABASTEN Kindergarten. The research method used was qualitative using a semi-structured interview model with data analysis using interview results and literature studies. The research subjects were seven teachers with active status at ABASTEN Kindergarten. The result of this study is the promotion of the BERSERI (Sharing Every Day) programme as one of the innovations carried out by the school is to increase work motivation and strengthen the psychological well-being of teachers.
Keywords: kindergarten teacher, work motivation, psychological well-being
Contribution to Self-efficacy and Time-management to Enhance Reading Literacy
Authors: Apsari Diani Akmalia , Farida Ika Andrini , Eva Nur
Published: November 2024

Reading is a basic knowledge and provides for competitiveness in this globalization and technology era, however, it is challenging for middle school students who are still in the identity crisis phase. This study aims to describe self-efficacy, time management, and reading literacy skills, and also analyze the contribution of self-efficacy and time management towards reading literacy skills of the Indonesian language in middle school students. The research method used a correlational relationship. A total of 372 middle school students participated in the research. The sample was gathered using probability sampling, which was a cluster random sampling technique. Data were collected using a self-efficacy scale, time-management scale, and reading literacy evaluation scores. Then, they were analyzed using multiple linear regression, after the assumption test. Results found that self-efficacy and time management separately aren’t significantly related to reading literacy skills, yet together they significantly contribute to reading literacy skills in the Indonesian language among middle school students. Self-efficacy contributed to 9.1% and time management contributed 8.6% to reading literacy skills. The proposed regression model is adequate for predicting the reading literacy variable.
Keywords: reading literacy, self-efficacy, time management
Evaluating Treatment Characteristics and Outcomes for Juvenile Sexual Offenders: A Review
Authors: Avezahra Mutia Husna , Hasmy Zulfauzy Abu
Published: November 2024

Improving treatment effectiveness for adolescent sexual offenders is believed to be able to reduce the number of recidivism. This review aims to evaluate treatment characteristics and outcomes for the juvenile sexual offender. Existing treatments focus on sexual behavior management, primarily with cognitive behavioral theory and social learning theory. This study used EBSCO databases related to psychology science, such as Academic Search Complete, APA PsycArticles, MEDLINE, and APA PsycINFO. The search was for peer-reviewed empirical studies published between January 2010 and February 2020 with the inclusion criteria that focus on the treatment outcomes evaluations. Eleven studies categorized as mixed therapy programs, family-based treatments, and other specific treatments were reviewed and revealed limitations in methodology, which contributes to the obstruction of treatment evaluation. The key finding of this study suggests the developmental aspect of juvenile sexual offenders when designing interventions and effectivity measurements. Previous treatments for juvenile sexual offenders have developed with several approaches, such as cognitive behavioral perspectives and social learning theory.
Keywords: juvenile sexual offender ( JSO), treatment, treatment evaluation
The Application of Mindful Eating to Improve Healthy Eating Behavior Among PKK Mothers
Authors: Putriana Harir , Noviekayati IGAA
Published: November 2024

Unhealthy eating behavior patterns are a major contributor to health problems. This research aims to determine the effectiveness of mindful eating interventions, a technique promoting full awareness during food consumption, to improve healthy eating behavior among PKK mothers in Village X. The research employed a psychoeducational approach through an experimental method with a one-group pre-test - post-test design. The subjects involved were 27 people, all of whom were female and were members of the PKK X Village. Data analysis in this study used nonparametric statistics with the Wilcoxon Signed Ranks test. The results of this study show that mindful eating intervention through a psychoeducational approach has been proven to improve healthy eating behavior among PKK mothers in X Village. This study suggests that mindful eating interventions can improve awareness of food consumption and encourage the formation of healthy eating habits among PKK mothers.
Keywords: mindful eating, psychoeducation, healthy eating behavior, mothers, PKK
Emotional Stability as a Predictor of Compliance to Authority in Students of Public Junior High School 2 Pare Kediri District
Authors: Anggraini Astrid Octavia , Chusniyah Tutut , Alfath Esa Arsyiatul , Azizah Mufidah Nurul
Published: November 2024

Emotional stability is one of the factors that influence compliance with authority in junior high school students. However, at this time there are many phenomena where students do not obey authority figures at school. Many of the students dare to break the rules, commit acts of violence, oppose, and rebel against the authority enforcers to do things that disturb and disturb the community. This study uses quantitative methods with descriptive correlational research type of cause and effect, using descriptive analysis and simple linear regression. Using simple random sampling techniques in each class VIII SMP Negeri 2 Pare and obtained 201 students as respondents. Data collection was carried out with the help of scales, namely the Emotional Stability Test for Children Scale and the Obedient-Disobedient Tendency Scale. The results of the analysis showed that 96.52% of the subjects had a low level of compliance with authority and 113 subjects had high emotional stability. From the results of hypothesis testing, a significance value of 0.037 <0.05 is obtained, which means that the hypothesis is accepted, it is also known that the R-Square value is 0.022, which means that emotional stability contributes to the emergence of compliance with authority by 2.2%.
Keywords: emotional stability, compliance with authority, students
Adversity Quotient and Academic Stress in College Students
Authors: Putri Inayah Sherly Restika , Hidajat Helga Graciani , Eva Nur
Published: November 2024

Academic stress is something that cannot be avoided by students, especially college students. Academic stress can occur when someone is unable to adapt to the environment and friends, feels pressured by the excessive amount of assignments, and is pressured by the expectations given by parents or lecturers. Academic stress is a factor in the form of adversity quotient or a person’s ability to survive in the face of pressure or difficult circumstances that can be used to avoid, face, and reduce the level of academic stress. The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of adversity quotient on academic stress in students. The method in this study is a phenomenological qualitative method by collecting data through semi-structured interviews which are then analysed with the literature review that has been obtained. The results of this study indicate that students with academic stress can relieve their academic stress if they also have adversity quotient in themselves such as self-control, endurance, responsibility, and understanding the range of self in solving problems then the academic stress they have can be avoided, faced, and reduced.
Keywords: adversity quotient, academic stress, college students
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Pattern Identification and Treatment
Authors: Setyoningtias Khasdyah Dwi Dewi , Mahardiana Lina , Nugraha Arya Yudha , Permata Resi Shaumia Ratu Eka , Fatmawiyati Jati , Riquelme Leysi
Published: November 2024

Sexual harassment in the workplace is a societal norm that generates discomfort, especially among women. This study aims to detect and address patterns of sexual harassment in the workplace from an industrial and organizational psychology perspective. They are analyzing data using a literature review research strategy. The identification results revealed that five identifiable aspects of sexual harassment occurred. The specified process begins with the leader’s roles and then progresses to constructing other cultures, the victim’s emotional labor, and decreasing their performance. Based on this, we argue that sexual harassment can be avoided by enhancing the organization’s and its leaders’ tasks, as well as establishing a neutral institute to take care of workplace sexual harassment accusations.
Keywords: pattern of sexual harassment, sexual harassment at work, sexual harassment treatment, gender equality
The Influence of Academic Burnout on Academic Procrastination Among Students
Authors: Govicar Dengah Yeremia Alexander , Purwaningrum Evi Kurniasari , Umaroh Siti Khumaidatul
Published: November 2024

Procrastination is a common problem among university students, leading to stress and potentially lower grades. This study aims to examine the influence of academic burnout on academic procrastination among students at the Faculty of Psychology, 17th August 1945 University, Samarinda. This study uses a quantitative research approach, utilizing questionnaires comprising the Academic Burnout Scale and the Academic Procrastination Scale administered to 144 students from the 2017 to 2022 cohorts, selected through disproportionate stratified random sampling. This study reveals that academic burnout significantly influences academic procrastination, with a significance value (p) of 0.000 (<0.05).
Keywords: academic procrastination, academic burnout, psychology
Self-serving Altruism: Cheating Behavior Camouflaged as "Support" in Breaching the Social Norms
Authors: Khairina Nadia , Khairani Aldianur
Published: November 2024

The influence of surrounding conditions can change a person’s behavior, both positive and negative behavior. The negative behavior in question is a behavior that violates applicable social norms. As with the presence of other people who will benefit from fraudulent behavior that occurs. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to identify patterns of fraudulent behavior that tend to escalate under the assumption that others will also benefit. This study used an experimental design with two groups that obtained differences in treatment (individual group vs. partner group). The number of participants was 122 people with a sampling technique, namely random sampling. The results of this study showed that the group that was informed that only participants themselves would receive benefits from each question that could be answered correctly showed lower average results (M = 6.88), when compared to the group that was informed that the benefits obtained would also be felt by partners from participants (M = 11.44). So it can be concluded that if there is profit sharing with others, it increases a person’s tendency to engage in unethical behavior.
Keywords: self-serving altruism, experiment, unethical behavior
''There is a Rainbow After The Rain'': The Role of Hope in Increasing Resilience Among Students of Universitas Negeri Malang
Authors: Putri Raissa Dwifandra , Lestari Laila Indra , Azzahroh Syabiilah
Published: November 2024

Students as individuals who are at the transition stage from late adolescence to early adulthood, also face various challenges, such as academic challenges, adapting to a new environment, and new responsibilities as a growing adult. This affects psychological conditions and makes students vulnerable to mental health problems. To face these various challenges, students need to have the skills and coping strategies for these various challenges. This term is known as resilience. Various studies show that resilience is related to positive outcomes for students. Various factors have been researched to increase resilience in students. Hope is one of the protective factors of resilience. Therefore, researchers are interested in seeing the role of hope in increasing resilience among students at Universitas Negeri Malang. The method used is quantitative, with hypothesis testing using simple linear regression. This research was conducted on 85 students of Universitas Negeri Malang (Male = 26; Female = 59). The research results show that there is a significant contribution from hope to student resilience, which is 27.7%. This research highlights the importance of students developing goals in their lives. The goals that they have will foster hope, by having the hope that students will be able to face difficult situations, and become more resilient and adaptive.
Keywords: Keywords: hope, resilience, students
The Effect of Video-based Learning Media on the Learning Interest of Elementary School Students
Authors: Silfia Irka , Miktam Dwionidya Gabriel , Septiawan Doni , Rahmi Yaumul , Ardi Randi Raharja
Published: November 2024

In the learning process, students’ interest in learning plays a crucial role. At the elementary school level, low interest in learning can impact their overall academic performance. Therefore, it is important to use appropriate learning strategies and adequate learning media to improve students’ interest and learning outcomes. The purpose of this study is to investigate the use of video learning media in the independent curriculum, specifically in the subject of natural and social science. Students were divided into two groups using randomization techniques, namely the experimental group of 30 and the control group of 30. In the experimental group, the manipulation used was exposing animated videos as learning media and using conventional methods (lectures) for the control group. After the intervention, both groups measured the level of student interest in learning using a learning interest scale using a four-level Likert scale questionnaire. Through the hypothesis test using an independent samples t-test, it was found that the sig. value was 0.000<0.05. From these results, we can conclude that learning using video-based learning media affects the learning interest of 4th-grade students.
Keywords: video-based learning, learning interest, elementary school
Family Therapy in Improving the Psychological Dynamics of Fishermen's Families in Kampung Bahari Nusantara
Authors: Ramadhani Lien , Hidayah Alfi , Nurmalitasari Femmi
Published: November 2024

In the daily lives of fishermen, their livelihoods come from natural resources, namely the sea, which makes them have to adjust to the natural situations and conditions. When natural conditions are uncertain, it can cause the mental or psychological condition of fishermen’s families to decline so that it requires an intervention. The goal is to improve the psychological condition of fishing families, located in Kampung Bahari Nusantara on the South Coast of Malang Regency, by providing guidance through therapy. The therapy carried out is a family therapy to reduce the signs or symptoms that can threaten family welfare in families with problems or disorders. Activities were carried out on July 5 – 7, 2023, to conduct data collection interviews and on October 31, 2023, to carry out the family therapy interventions. The methods used were interviews and observations in collecting data, lectures, and group guidance in conducting family therapy interventions. The results of the therapy carried out have a positive impact on the participants to be more open to other family members, understand the differences in the nature of family members, share anxiety still, and can make the family more harmonious.
Keywords: psychological dynamics, family therapy, fisherman
The Role of Thwarted Belongingness and Perceived Burdensomeness on Suicidal Ideation in College Students
Authors: Reginadita Zahrina Safariz , Harsono Yudi Tri , Nurmalitasari Femmi
Published: November 2024

College is a critical period that is vulnerable to suicide with a prevalence of suicidal ideation of around 12%. Data reports had suicidal ideation during their lifetime. Suicidal ideation is a desire, wish, or thought to commit suicide, which is the first step to suicide. Interpersonal Theory of Suicide (ITS) by Joiner said that suicidal ideation arises when two interpersonal needs are not met, like thwarted belongingness and perceived burdensomeness. This study was a quantitative research method that examine the role of TB and PB as two factors causing the emergence of suicidal ideation based on the ITS. The results showed a positive relationship between TB and PB with suicidal ideation in college students. This finding indicates that college students who feel socially disconnected and feel a burden to others tend to have higher suicidal ideation.
Keywords: suicide ideation, interpersonal theory of suicide, thwarted belongingness, perceived burdensomeness