bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Clients’ Satisfaction On The Business One Stop Shop Program Of The City Government Of Puerto Princesa, Palawan Among Accommodation Establishments
Authors: - Mariel D. Ipil , - Ronald T. Magbanua
Published: February 2025

The main objective of this research was to analyze the socio-demographic characteristics of the respondents including age, sex, civil status, educational attainment, position, accommodation classifications, and years in business. Another aim was to assess the satisfaction levels of accredited accommodation establishments in Puerto Princesa City with the implementation of the Business One Stop Shop program by the city government, specifically focusing on pre-registration, assessment and payment, and release of business permits. Additionally, the study aimed to identify the challenges encountered by the respondents in the operation of the Business One Stop Shop program and to establish if there is a significant correlation between the socio-demographic profile of the respondents and their satisfaction level with the program, as well as the problems encountered.
The research employed a descriptive research design and utilized a survey questionnaire to collect data from participants selected through a stratified random sampling method. The hypotheses were tested using Pearson correlation at significance levels of .05 and .01, providing valuable insights into the perceptions and satisfaction of accommodation establishments regarding the Business One Stop Shop program in Puerto Princesa.
The study of respondent’s demographics revealed that most respondents are single, females, aged 30-36 with a college degree, and holding managerial positions in the mabuhay accommodations industry. They showed satisfaction with the Business One Stop Shop program, particularly in pre-registration, assessment and payment, and the release of business permits. While there were differing opinions on encountered problems, overall satisfaction ratings for the program remain satisfactory, contradicting the common perception of dissatisfaction.
The analysis also found a significant correlation between respondents’ demographics and their satisfaction levels, as well as a relationship between their positions and premise problems in the program's operation by the city government of Puerto Princesa.
Implementation Of Brigada Eskwela Among Secondary Schools Of Brooke’s Point, Palawan: Basis For An Action Plan
Authors: - Marianne M. Bagona , - Ronald T. Magbanua
Published: February 2025

This study examines the implementation of Brigada Eskwela in selected secondary schools in Brooke’s Point, Palawan, focusing on respondents' socio-demographic profiles and their attitudes toward the program. Purposive sampling is used in this study to select participants based on specific characteristics or criteria relevant to the research objectives. This method ensures that the sample is representative of the population being studied, allowing for more meaningful insights and conclusions. The majority of participants are female, married, and college-educated, with an average age of 36. Findings indicate a strong readiness and commitment to Brigada Eskwela, reflected in positive responses to awareness campaigns. However, challenges were identified, including some disagreement on recent issues surrounding the program. While no significant relationship was found between socio-demographic profiles and pre-implementation levels, correlations were noted between these factors and the level of implementation, particularly concerning respondents' positions. Factors such as age, sex, civil status, and education did not significantly influence awareness campaign effectiveness, though school and position did. Overall, the study underscores a robust commitment to Brigada Eskwela while highlighting areas for improvement and further research to effectively address challenges.
Bangladesh's Strategic Shift: An Alignment with China and Pakistan in Economic and Political Realignment.
Authors: - MOJAHIDUL ISLAM
Published: February 2025

This study examines Bangladesh's significant strategic realignment towards China and Pakistan post-August 2024, marking a departure from its traditionally India-centric foreign policy. The research analyzes the economic, political, and social factors driving this shift while evaluating its implications for regional power dynamics and international relations in South Asia.
The Future of Sustainable Tourism in Post-Pandemic India: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Authors: - NEETA DEEPAWRE , - AKHIL GUPTA
Published: February 2025

This paper is related with sustainable tourism in India
Odd Vertex Magic Labeling of Cyclic and Path Graphs
Authors: - ELUMALAI M , - NAMACHIVAYAM T , - ARUNKUMAR M
Published: February 2025

The k_0, k_e are odd vertex magic constants of cyclic graphs when p is odd and even respectively. The odd vertex magic constants k_(p_0 ),k_(p_e ) are for path graphs when p is odd and even respectively.
Integration of Virtual Labs in Teaching-Learning
Authors: - TAPAS KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY
Published: February 2025

Virtual labs have emerged as transformative tools in modern education, offering immersive, interactive, and cost-effective learning experiences. By integrating virtual labs into teaching and learning, educators can bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, particularly in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. These digital platforms simulate real-world experiments, enabling students to conduct complex procedures in a risk-free, controlled environment.
Virtual lab integration enhances accessibility by overcoming geographical and resource-related constraints, ensuring equitable learning opportunities for diverse student populations. It also fosters personalized learning, allowing learners to progress at their own pace and revisit concepts as needed. Educators benefit from data analytics provided by virtual lab platforms, enabling them to tailor instructional strategies based on student performance.
The integration of virtual labs into curricula promotes critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and technological literacy, aligning with the demands of the 21st-century workforce. Despite challenges such as initial setup costs and the need for digital infrastructure, the long-term benefits—ranging from increased student engagement to the ability to simulate real-world scenarios—underscore their significance in modern pedagogy. This abstract explores the potential of virtual labs to revolutionize education, paving the way for a more inclusive, engaging, and innovative learning environment.
Evaluating the Access to Legal Aid by Senior Citizens in India
Authors: - Preeti Yaduvanshi
Published: February 2025

The Indian Constitution guarantees older individuals, one of the most disadvantaged groups in society, the basic right to get legal help. However, senior citizens often encounter substantial obstacles in exercising this right. The purpose of this research study is to assess the availability of legal aid services for older individuals in India, investigating the efficacy of current frameworks and pinpointing the deficiencies that impede the elderly's equal access to the legal system. Using a mixed-methods approach, the research evaluates the effectiveness and scope of legal aid systems, including state legal aid services, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), and other welfare programs aimed at elderly residents. It does this by looking at both qualitative and quantitative data. The study offers a critical analysis of the laws, court rulings, and policy initiatives intended to provide legal assistance for older individuals. Additionally, it looks at the socioeconomic variables that add to the structural obstacles these people encounter, such illiteracy, physical immobility, and unstable finances. In order to get insight into the real-world obstacles faced by older individuals seeking legal recourse, the paper also contains interviews with experts, service providers, and recipients of legal assistance. Through the presentation of significant developments and case examples, this paper provides a thorough assessment of the state of legal assistance for older adults. It ends with policy proposals for increasing accessibility, such as growing outreach initiatives, raising public knowledge, and fortifying the framework supporting legal aid services. By supporting policies that can protect the rights and dignity of India's ageing population, the study aims to further the conversation on social justice.
Electromyography-Based Signal Processing for Bionic Arms and Neurorehabilitation
Authors: - Rutika Sanjay Kshirsagar
Published: February 2025

The EMG sensor has widely been applied in assistive technologies, biomedical, and human machine interfaces. This paper discusses the development of an EMG sensor with compact design and signal acquisition. This system captures, filters, and amplifies muscle signals to allow it to be used in many fields like prosthetics, rehabilitation, and diagnostics.
The Role of Work-Life Balance in Enhancing Employee Well-Being Among Non-Life Insurance Employees in PUIC (Pacific Union Insurance Company)
Authors: - Jake Marvin Aballa , - Sharmaine Mercado , - Joedhelyn Mones , - Francis Michael P. Yambao
Published: February 2025

Achieving work-life balance in the tech-driven and demanding modern world is tough. The concept of Work-Life Balance (WLB) is crucial as employees juggle work demands and personal life. In the Philippines, the non-life insurance sector, like Pacific Union Insurance Company (PUIC), faces unique challenges with high-pressure sales, client interactions, and compliance leading to stress and burnout. This study looks at how WLB can improve employee well-being at PUIC, emphasizing that a balanced life is key for both personal satisfaction and company productivity.
Constitutional Guarantees for Linguistic Minorities in India
Authors: - Izmat Shaikh
Published: February 2025

Linguistic and religious minorities in India represent distinct groups whose rights and identities are often shaped by dominant cultural and societal norms. Linguistic minorities face challenges related to language usage, educational access, and social integration, while religious minorities experience issues such as discrimination, violence, and underrepresentation in political and administrative spheres. Despite constitutional guarantees, both groups often struggle to assert and protect their rights in practice.
This paper critically examines the legal frameworks protecting linguistic and religious minorities in India, focusing on key case laws that highlight the constitutional provisions designed to safeguard their rights. It explores the implications of these legal protections and assesses the effectiveness of judicial interventions in ensuring equal rights for minorities. The study delves into the broader social and political challenges faced by minorities, examining how discrimination, communal tensions, and inadequate representation impact their access to justice and equal opportunities. Finally, the paper offers recommendations for improving the protection of minority rights in India, suggesting reforms to enhance the inclusivity and fairness of the legal and political system for linguistic and religious minorities.
Multilingual Sentimental Analysis of You Tube Comments
Authors: - Chikka Krishnappa T K , - Nihal B Nayaka , - Pavana B C , - Shilpashree P , - Shreyas U V
Published: February 2025

The increasing use of multilingual platforms like YouTube has created a demand for effective sentiment analysis tools capable of processing diverse languages. This paper presents a comprehensive approach to multilingual sentiment analysis, focusing on English, Kannada, Hindi, Telugu comments. The study incorporates advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques, such as tokenization, stemming, and TF-IDF vectorization, alongside machine learning algorithms like Logistic Regression, Random Forest, and Linear SVC. The system employs a modular architecture, including language detection, feature extraction, and sentiment classification. Results demonstrate the model's ability to identify emotions with high accuracy, contributing to content creators' and marketers' efforts to understand audience engagement. Challenges like code-switching and limited language resources are discussed, with potential enhancements proposed to improve inclusivity and scalability.
Child Labour and Human Rights: A Socio-Legal Study of Policy Gaps and Challenges in India
Authors: - Pooja Tiwari , - Dr. Farha Khan
Published: February 2025

Despite the legal setup, child labour is one of the serious socio-legal problems and a severe violation of human rights in India for millions of children. It shows that this significant problem exists here, although well-established laws prohibited child labour several decades ago.
This research investigates the socio-economic factors, mainly poverty, education access denial, social norms, and labour laws' non-compliance in developing child labour among the vulnerable populace. It analyzes the existing mechanisms of law through critical examination in the light of the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986, amended in 2016, the Right to Education Act, 2009, and other international conventions ratified by India. Through a case study from different states, this research exposes the loopholes in enforcement and policy implementation regarding sectors like agriculture, mining, garment industry, and domestic labour. Findings indicate that the weaknesses in law enforcement, corruption, bureaucracy, and lack of interagency coordination exacerbate this issue, thereby leaving many children open to exploitation. A multi-pronged approach strengthening legal enforcement, enhancing rehabilitation programs, integrating technology to monitor child labour, and increasing public awareness would serve as a necessary condition for sustainable eradication. This study emphasizes that because of the non-governmental organizations, the Indian government, and international agencies working together, child rights have to be taken seriously.
Approximation of Ukrainian legislation on childcare leave to EU standards: actual situation and perspectives
Authors: Fedorova Alla , Sviatun Olena
Published: February 2025

In the proposed article, an attempt is made to outline the main practical issues of approximation of Ukrainian legislation to European standards regarding parental leave. According to the authors, the problem of compliance of Ukrainian laws and by-laws with the requirements of relevant EU directives and the provisions of the European Social Charter has not been finally resolved. Within the framework of the study, the content of Directive 2019/1158 which is currently in force and the practice of EU member states regarding its implementation were analyzed. It has been established that the legislative provisions adopted in the member states differ greatly, which leads to different approaches to the interpretation of the same articles of Directive 2019/1158. This causes significant problems in bringing Ukrainian legislation into line with the current Directive.
According to the authors, the legal provisions in force in Ukraine are not consistent with European standards, and this, in turn, shall create obstacles during accession negotiations between Ukraine and the European Union. In view of the above, the authors made proposals regarding the provisions of domestic legislation which require mandatory approximation.
Strategic Priorities for Developing the Marketing of Pomelo Oranges (Citrus maxima Merr.): A Case Study in Magetan Regency, Indonesia
Authors: Kusnandar  , Pratiwi Risma Dwi , Prasetyani Kartika Yoga , Asmadi  , Nugroho Reismaya Wanamertan
Published: February 2025

Magetan Regency is the main production center for pomelo in Indonesia with total production reaching 244,395 quintals per year. Despite the high output of pomelo oranges in Magetan Regency, they still need to improve their marketing process. The purpose of this research is to analyze the priority of choosing the best strategy to develop a marketing strategy for pomelo oranges in Magetan Regency. The analysis method uses the Analytic Network Process (ANP) with Super Decision Software. Data collection uses journal reference methods, observations, interviews, and questionnaires to people who are experts in the field of pomelo oranges to obtain data/information regarding criteria, sub-criteria, and alternative solutions that will be analyzed later. The experts are the Head of the Horticulture Division from the Food Crops, Horticulture, Plantation, and Food Security Department, Magetan Regency; pomelo orange farmers in Magetan Regency; and representatives of Field Agricultural Extension Officer Sukomoro District, Magetan Regency. The results of the analysis using the ANP method, lead to the right and best decision in terms of selecting a profitable marketing strategy for pomelo citrus farming in Magetan Regency, namely post-harvest quality improvement. These results can be used as the best alternative because they meet the criteria and sub-criteria above, namely managerial capabilities, customer linking capabilities, market innovation capabilities, human resources assets, and reputational assets.
Penguatan Kompetensi Guru - Guru SMK Teladan Tanah Jawa Dalam Mengimplementasikan Pembelajaran Berdiferensiasi
Authors: Manalu Andriono , Silaban Winarto , Siahaan Rina Devi Romauli , Simatupang Samuel Pangapoi , Hutahuruk Tommy Perkasa
Published: February 2025

Konsep pembelajaran berdiferensiasi merupakan konsep yang bagus dan ideal, tapi menjadi tantangan guru untuk kreatif. Dengan pembelajaran itu, potensi peserta didik dikembangkan sesuai dengan kebutuhan, karakteristik, dan tingkat pencapaiannya. Namun untuk mencapai pembelajaran yang sesuai dengan konsep itu, guru harus berjuang menjadi fasilitator andal, perlu perjuangan dan kerja keras guru. Tujuan penulisan ini adalah untuk menguraikan dan mengekplorasi implementasi Pembelajaran berdiferensiasi sebagai salah satu upaya peningkatan keberhasilan pembelajaran kurikulum merdeka belajar. Penelitian ini bersifat deskriptif dengan teknik pengumpulan data berupa studi literatur dari berbagai referensi yang relevan dengan gejala yang diamati yaitu pada Pembelajaran berdiferensiasi. Keberhasilan implementasi pembelajaran berdiferensiasi diusahakan oleh guru dengan: Pertama, guru harus mengetahui berbagai karakteristik peserta didik. Pengetahuan guru tentang kondisi keberagaman siswa menjadi dasar untuk merancang pembelajaran; Kedua, guru perlu menyusun asesmen diagnostik dan formatif pada awal pembelajaran. Asesmen diagnostik dilaksanakan untuk mengetahui keberagaman peserta didik. Adapun asesmen formatif pada awal pembelajaran untuk mengetahui tingkat pencapaian peserta didik; Ketiga, guru perlu menggunakan multimetode, multimedia, dan multisumber. Panerapan metode, media dan sumber belajar yang bervariasi dapat mangakomodasi berbagai tipe belajar poberta didik baik tipe visual, auditon maupun kinestetik
Determinan Green Human Resouce Management terhadap Komitmen Karyawan dengan Motivasi Kerja Sebagai Variabel Moderasi pada Dinas Perhubungan Sumatera Barat
Authors: Charli Chintya Ones , Mahzum Muhammad
Published: February 2025

This study aims to analyze the effect of Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) on employee commitment, with work motivation as a moderating variable at the West Sumatra Department of Transportation. This research employs a quantitative method with an explanatory research approach, collecting data through a survey of 95 employees and analyzing it using SEM-PLS. The results indicate that GHRM has a positive and significant effect on employee commitment. Work motivation also significantly influences commitment but fails to moderate the relationship between GHRM and employee commitment. These findings confirm that effective GHRM implementation can enhance employee loyalty and engagement without being influenced by individual motivation levels. This study provides implications for organizations in developing environmentally-oriented human resource policies to improve employee performance and retention.
The Legal Dynamics Dual Positions of Batam Mayor as Head of BP Batam
Authors:   Universitas Padjadjaran, Handayani Novia , Affandi Hernadi ,   Universitas Padjadjaran, Susanto Mei ,   Universitas Padjadjaran
Published: February 2025

This article discusses the legal dynamics of the dual position of the Mayor of Batam as the Head of BP Batam. The focus of this research emphasizes the implications arising from the policy of Government Regulation No. 62/2019, which requires one individual to hold two strategic positions at once, namely as Mayor of Batam, who is authorized to manage the autonomous region and as Head of BP Batam who is authorized to manage investment and development of the Batam area into a special economic zone. This study aims to evaluate the implementation of this dual position policy. Using empirical legal research methods through interviews, literature review, and qualitative analysis, the findings indicate benefits such as increased synergy between economic development and public services. It allows for better coordination in managing the interests of the city and the industrial estate. However, this dual management structure risks weakening Batam's regional autonomy status and creating conflicts of interest that may affect the objectivity of decision-making. On the one hand, this policy is considered a practical solution to resolve the leadership dualism that has been occurring. On the other hand, this policy creates consequences and challenges. This study concludes that to optimize the benefits and minimize conflicts, it is necessary to harmonize more transparent regulations, more effective supervision, and the commitment of officials to prioritize the public interest for implementing local Government in Batam City.
Affordable virtual and augmented reality training modules for workforce development and smart manufacturing
Authors: Chandramouli Magesh , Williams Ashayla
Published: February 2025

In the face of rapid technological advances, including digital, additive, and smart manufacturing, it is essential to continually update manufacturing competency to facilitate skilled workforce development.  This study explains a user-friendly Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality/ (VR/AR) training framework for training manufacturing processes. Process equipment and operational protocols are complex and demand for highly skilled and trained operators. Operators trained using the current methods, including in-class and computer-based training, continue to need help with some of the key process equipment operations, causing batch failures resulting in significant loss of time and money. Conventional avenues and traditional computer-based training have been routinely employed to educate operators. However, VR/AR-based process training will remedy the exposed inadequacies of smart manufacturing training processes that are causing continued operator errors. The virtual simulation offers coordinated visual and proprioceptive (spatial perception) feedback cues to develop motor skills for procedural knowledge and memory. The interactive training explores the relationships between actions and outcomes to promote schema building and strengthen trainees' mental models in manufacturing operations. This project has a significant commercial impact within the manufacturing industry owing to increased operational efficiency, reduced product delivery time, and increased accuracy. Optimal training aids affordable, precise, and quality product delivery for generic and personalized medicines to needy patients, thus resulting in a significant societal impact. It will positively impact the professional development of trainees and operators through training in cutting-edge research, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Moderating Effect of Top Management Expertise on Internal Factors Affecting Financial Performance of Licensed Microfinance Banks in Kenya
Authors: Felix Nasubo Okello , Cheboi Josphat Yegon , Odunga Robert
Published: February 2025

Microfinance Banks in Kenya continued to report varied results for a long period. Some microfinance banks have continued to post impressive results while others are performing poorly and facing imminent collapse. It’s against this backdrop that research was conducted to analyze the moderating effect of top management expertise on the internal factors affecting the financial performance of licensed microfinance banks in Kenya. The study analyzed the effects of cash management, credit risk, operational efficiency and operating costs as independent variables while financial performance was a dependent variable. The study adopted both explanatory and longitudinal designs. The study used secondary data from 14 licensed microfinance banks for 2018-2023. Regression analysis on a balanced panel data set of 84 observations was used. Four theories; free cash flow, agency, efficiency and upper echelon theories were used. Return on assets was used to identify the financial performance. The study followed a quantitative method by employing panel data analysis. The relationship between variables was established using inferential statistics and regression analysis while STATA version 13 and Excel sheets were used to analyze the data. Pearson correlation matrix was used for predicting and describing the variables in terms of directions and magnitude while regression analysis was conducted. The findings revealed that cash management and credit risk positively and significantly influence financial performance, β=0.348; p<0.0001 and β=0.284; p<0.048 respectively. Operating efficiency, though significant, has a moderate effect, β=0.207; p<0.013 while Operating Costs, when managed, also contribute positively, β=0.28; p<0.0007. The inclusion of Top Management expertise enhances the relationships between these variables, cash management (β = 1.849, ρ>.0001), credit risk (β = 1.465, ρ>.0007), operation efficiency (β = 1.235, ρ>.0339) and operating cost (β2 = 1.421, ρ>.0087). Recommendations include prioritizing cash and risk management strategies, investing in operational efficiency, and reducing operational costs. Further research on technological innovation and external economic factors
El aprendizaje por competencias en la Educación Obligatoria
Authors: González Barbero Teresa de Jesús
Published: February 2025

Para los profesionales de la enseñanza, sea cual sea su nivel de especialización y trabajo, el término competencia se ha convertido en una constante en su vocabulario en los últimos años.
Bien es verdad que a pesar de la familiaridad del término, si ahondamos un poco más, podemos comprobar que no tiene un carácter unívoco para todo el mundo.
NOTABLE: Partituras de Lenguaje Convencional y no Convencional para la Educación Musical.
Authors: Luceño Marisa
Published: February 2025

NOTABLE: Partituras de Lenguaje Convencional y no Convencional para la Educación Musical.
Curso-Seminario, por videoconferencia, con la Universidad Sueca de Gävle
Authors: Cancelo García José Luis
Published: February 2025

Curso-Seminario, por videoconferencia, con la Universidad Sueca de Gävle. Año académico 2000-2001. Enfoque, temas y conclusiones
Case Study: The View of Educators on the Implementation of Competence-Based Education in Latvia
Authors:   Riga Technical University, Tataurova Viktorija
Published: February 2025

The transition to competence-based education (CBE) in Latvian schools and higher educational institutions was supposed to be completed by October 17, 2021. It was already in 2016 when The Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia initiated the transitioning process by implementing the pilot project with 100 Latvian schools. The purpose of the Latvian government was a gradual and careful introduction of CBE in Latvian educational institutions to prepare the students for operation in the modern, rapidly changing world by having the ability to not only acquire and apply knowledge but also to generate the wish for lifelong learning. The present research aimed to investigate the understanding, perception and experience of the randomly selected schoolteachers and university educators with the introduction of CBE in Latvia. The research areas were the surveyed instructors’ understanding and perceptions of competences and CBE, the educators’ experience with the implementation of CBE, and the possible lack of training in CBE. The results of this research indicate that the transition to CBE has not yet been fully completed, as some Latvian educators still lack the knowledge of the concept of competences and CBE, as well as the understanding of how to develop and implement the competence-based curriculum.
TEACHING LEXICO-SEMANTIC COMPLEXITY IN STUDENT ACADEMIC WRITING: CORPORA AND CORPUS TOOLS
Authors: Haase Christoph
Published: February 2025

This contribution surveys methods to enhance the teaching of English for Academic Purposes via computer-aided corpus methods. It introduces data generated from a custom-made algorithm to automatically assign a score for the lexico-semantic complexity of a given text. It also presents findings from corpus studies that investigate the linguistic parameters of academic texts. The tool utilizes the WordNet project, which is part of the semantic web initiative. The texts analyzed in the study come from the self-compiled corpus project CUJOE which includes various registers of student academic writing, in contrast to other corpus data from specified academic texts and popular science articles. The article involves suggestions for using the tool to promote self-assessment of semantic complexity in the teaching of academic writing.
PROFICIENCY OF HIGHER-ORDER THINKING SKILLS IN MALAYSIAN PRIMARY SCIENCE CURRICULUM: INSIGHTS FROM YEAR 5
Authors: Mat Hamidah , Mustakim Siti Salina , Razali Fazilah
Published: February 2025

This study examines the proficiency of higher-order thinking skills (HOTS) among Year 5 primary school students in Malaysia's science curriculum. A survey involving 280 students selected through stratified sampling was conducted to evaluate their mastery of HOTS, focusing on their ability to analyze, evaluate, and apply scientific concepts. Results indicated a moderate level of proficiency, highlighting gaps in independent application and creative problem-solving. These findings underscore the importance of tailored instructional strategies and the development of targeted teaching modules to improve HOTS. Future studies should investigate the long-term impact of such interventions and the role of teacher training in fostering these skills.
Hipertensión pulmonar y sus variables pronosticas vinculadas con su desarrollo en pacientes críticamente enfermos con COVID-19
Authors: Hernández Navas Jorge Andrés , Dulcey Sarmiento Luis Andrés , Theran León Juan Sebastián , Gómez Ayala Jaime Alberto , Ochoa Castellanos Valentina , Hernández Navas Valentina , Toscano Luis Andrés
Published: February 2025

Introducción: La hipertensión pulmonar evaluada mediante ecocardiograma en pacientes con COVID-19 ha sido poco estudiada, y su impacto en los desenlaces clínicos es incierto.Objetivo: Evaluar la relación entre la probabilidad ecocardiográfica de hipertensión pulmonar y la morbimortalidad en pacientes con COVID-19, utilizando el índice ROX como predictor.Materiales y Métodos: Se realizó un estudio retrospectivo de 306 pacientes con COVID-19 confirmados por pruebas antigénicas o moleculares. Se llevaron a cabo análisis estadísticos que incluyeron Chi-cuadrado, prueba exacta de Fisher, T de Student y Mann-Whitney. El odds ratio (OR) del índice ROX se ajustó por edad y género, presentando intervalos de confianza superiores al 95%. Resultados: Los supervivientes mostraron valores más altos de ROX a las 2 horas (5,8) y a las 12 horas (7,8) en comparación con los fallecidos (4,5 y 4,9, respectivamente). El OR del ROX fue 8,5 a las 2 horas y 17,6 a las 12 horas. Se encontró una correlación significativa entre una mayor probabilidad de hipertensión pulmonar y valores bajos del ROX (p = 0,048), así como con mayor mortalidad (p = 0,037). Los pacientes mayores de 70 años, con más comorbilidades, mostraron menor ROX y mayor mortalidad.Discusión: Estos hallazgos sugieren que la hipertensión pulmonar podría ser un marcador relevante de gravedad en pacientes con COVID-19, asociándose a peores desenlaces.Conclusiones: Se recomienda ampliar el tamaño de la muestra en futuros estudios para validar estos resultados y mejorar las intervenciones en esta población.
"Donna Giulia racconta…" de Adelaide Bernardini, o cómo se llega a ser una mala madre
Authors: Giacobbe Giuliana Antonella
Published: February 2025

Este estudio pretende ser una reflexión sobre el arquetipo de «malas madres» dentro de la literatura italiana, en especial, en el relato Donna Giulia racconta… (1907) de Adelaide Bernardini. A través de un marco teórico basado en el psicoanálisis, la maternidad y la óptica de los estudios de género se pretende evidenciar cómo, por un lado, la escritora italiana Adelaide Bernardini incorporó las directrices del realismo y del psicoanálisis a su producción literaria y, por otro, a cómo las mujeres víctimas de violencia llegan a reproducir patrones de comportamiento violentos que dan origen a las «malas madres», personajes inestables y violentos, que son un reflejo de la situación de violencia psicológica a la que fueron sometidas por los hombres. Asimismo, también se ofrece un análisis de la maternidad desde la óptica de los estudios de género (De Beauvoir 2019; Rich 2019) y se ahonda en el concepto de «madres impostoras» (Sau 1996, 2001, 2004), es decir, aquellas mujeres que son obligadas socialmente a ser madres, pero que generan un rechazo hacia la maternidad que deriva en una inestabilidad psicológica obsesiva, dando lugar a filicidios indirectos (Di Bello y Maringolo 1997; Folli 2014; Cuic 2017; Tavella 2018; Tausiet 2019) que demuestran cómo la violencia de género en el caso de las mujeres que son madres sea un factor condicionante para la vida de los hijos.
The Influence Of Management Information Systems On Employee Performance With Transformational Leadership Style As A Moderating Variable
Authors: Supriadi Yudi Nur , Nggandung Yeheskial , Ode Haruni , Irawan Afif Deni , Nurhayati Nurhayati
Published: February 2025

This study is a quantitative study with an explanatory approach, namely an approach that emphasizes the three studies mentioned explicitly above as references and main references. The data used in this article is primary data that researchers distributed to 300 Mitra Bangunan employees spread throughout Indonesia. The data was analyzed using the smart PLS 4.0 analysis tool.
Strategi Digital Marketing untuk Generasi Muda Studi Kasus: Applikasi Spotify di Indonesia
Authors: Anita Agustina Wulandari  , Octavia Dwi Xenora  , Aulia Afniar Rahmawati
Published: February 2025

Penelitian ini akan menguraikan beberapa strategi digital marketing Spotify di Indonesia dan mengevaluasi efektivitas pendekatan ini dalam meningkatkan brand awareness dan loyalitas pelanggan, terutama di kalangan generasi muda. Melalui analisis studi kasus Spotify, kita akan melihat bagaimana digital marketing memainkan peran penting dalam memperkuat posisi merek di industri streaming musik yang kompetitif. Penulis tertarik untuk melakukan penelitian tentang strategi digital marketing menggunakan media untuk menjangkau anak muda. Melalui beragam pilihan seperti format online yang ada pada fitur Spotify For Brands dan menggunakan kekuatan aplikasi Spotify di Indonesia. Penelitian tentang aplikasi musik streaming Spotify dirasakan sangat penting untuk dilakukan pada saat ini, mengingat referensi tentang Spotify masih didominasi oleh Generasi Z dan Generasi Milenial. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode pendekatan deskriptif kualitatif dengan metode pengumpulan data yang dilakukan mengambil data di pustaka, membaca, mencatat, dan mengolah bahan penelitian. Selanjutnya, data-data yang diperoleh dituangkan ke dalam sub-bab yang sesuai untuk menjawab rumusan masalah penelitian. Berdasarkan analisis strategi digital marketing Spotify yang didasarkan pada behavioral intention, dapat disimpulkan bahwa pendekatan ini sangat efektif untuk meningkatkan brand awareness dan loyalitas di kalangan generasi muda Indonesia. Spotify memanfaatkan kombinasi data analytics dan pemahaman mendalam tentang niat perilaku pengguna untuk menyediakan konten yang relevan dan menarik bagi setiap individu.
Analisis Marketing Public Relations pada Serial Netflix Squid Game Season 2
Authors: Yunita Indinabila  , E.Rizky Wulandari  , Yuga Adi Kusuma
Published: February 2025

Artikel ini membahas strategi marketing public relations yang diterapkan oleh Netflix dalam mempromosikan Squid Game Season 2. Dengan meningkatnya persaingan di industri hiburan, Netflix mengadopsi pendekatan inovatif untuk menarik perhatian audiens dan membangun keterlibatan yang lebih dalam. Penelitian ini menganalisis berbagai elemen strategi pemasaran, termasuk penggunaan media sosial, kolaborasi dengan influencer, dan penyelenggaraan event interaktif yang melibatkan penggemar.
Melalui metode kualitatif, artikel ini mengeksplorasi dampak dari strategi tersebut terhadap popularitas serial, yang tercermin dalam jumlah tayangan dan interaksi di platform digital. Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa pendekatan yang terintegrasi dan responsif terhadap tren budaya pop telah berkontribusi signifikan terhadap kesuksesan Squid Game Season 2. Temuan ini memberikan wawasan berharga bagi praktisi marketing dan akademisi mengenai pentingnya inovasi dalam strategi public relations di era digital.
A Biological lens on artificial general intelligence and consciousness
Authors: Yeralan Sencer
Published: February 2025

The development of artificial intelligence and robotic systems has revolutionized multiple aspects of human life. It is often asked whether artificial general intelligence (AGI) can ever be achieved or whether robots can truly achieve human-like qualities. Our view is that the answer is “no,” because these systems fundamentally differ in their relationship to the ultimate goal of biological systems – reproduction. This perspective gives rise to the conjecture that reproduction, or self-replication, is a prerequisite for human-like (or biological-type) cognition, intelligence, and even consciousness. This paper explores the implications of reproduction as a criterion for the viability of artificial systems, emphasizing how alignment with human reproductive imperatives determines their cultural integration and longevity. We argue that systems incapable of self-replication or co-evolving to complement human reproductive roles are likely to remain peripheral curiosities, with limited societal or evolutionary impact.
Non-Conventional Oilseeds: Unlocking the Global Potential for Sustainable Biofuel Production
Authors: Pompelli Marcelo F. , Jarma-Orozco Alfredo , Jaraba-Navas Juán de Diós , Rodríguéz-Páez Luis Alfonso , Pineda-Rodríguez Yirlis Yadeth
Published: February 2025

Renewable energy sources have become an urgent worldwide concern due to the impacts of global warming. Globally, biofuels can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which are major contributors to global warming. The use of biofuels has the poten-tial to transform the energy landscape while mitigating the adverse effects of traditional fossil fuels. This study examines the water features, biochemical compositions, and fatty acid profiles among various plant species. The results reveal significant variations in water features as a consequence of the relative water content and water potential of each seed. Also, we note that some non-edible species like A. blanchetii, C. procera, E. oleracea, P. juliflora, M. oleifera, and J. curcas have good attributes that confer a biofuel-like species. These attributes are high in oil content and have a good profile content of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LC-PUFAs), ranging from 35% to 80% among the different oilseeds. Fatty acid profiling reveals distinct compositions among the plant species. Stearic acid (C18:0), oleic acid (C18:1), and linoleic acid (C18:2) were the principal oils in A. blanchetii, J. curcas, P. juliflora, M. oleifera, and S. tuberosa compared to other species. M. oleifera stands out with a high linoleic acid (C18:1) content, while C. maxima, J. curcas, and P. juliflora are even higher (C18:2). A principal component analysis (PCA) and Pearson correlations analy-sis also confirmed that alternative oilseeds exhibited similarities to standard oilseeds and have the potential to replace them for biofuel production. These findings demonstrate the potential of non-conventional oilseeds for sustainable biofuel production. By unlocking their global potential, we can advance towards mitigating environmental impacts and fostering a sustainable biofuel industry.
Ferrohydrodynamic on Heat Transfer in Hybrid Ferrofluid over an Elongation Sheet
Authors: Kamis Nur Ilyana , Lim Yeou Jiann , Shafie Sharidan , Mohamad Ahmad Qushairi , Rawi Noraihan Afiqah
Published: February 2025

Advancing hybrid ferrofluids enhances biomedical engineering and leads to better treatments for cancer and other diseases. Due to their distinctive composition, they exhibit enhanced thermal conductivity, rendering them exceptionally efficient for hyperthermia therapies, which include eliminating the growth of cancer cells at increased temperatures. This study investigates the influence of magnetism on a hybrid ferrofluid flowing past an elongation sheet. The combination of magnetite ferrite-cobalt ferrite nanoparticles (Fe_3 O_4/CoFe_2 O_4) dispersed in a water-ethylene glycol mixture, in the presence of a magnetic dipole, is analysed. The governing equations of the hybrid ferrofluid are derived using Tiwari and Das's model. Subsequently, the similarity transformation approach is applied to simplify the partial governing equations and the Keller box method is employed to solve them. The numerical results of velocity and temperature distributions for pertinent parameters, such as ferrohydrodynamics (FHD) effect and concentrations of the nanoparticles, are graphically presented. The results indicate that the FHD impact diminishes the velocity profile, but enhances the temperature field of the hybrid ferrofluid flow. The shear stress is enhanced by 90.79% and the heat transfer rate is reduced by 12.12%. The presence of hybrid nanoparticles in the fluid not only enhances the temperature distribution but also suppresses the movement of the particles. These outcomes provide insights into the interplay between magnetic fields and heat transfer, relevant to magnetic hyperthermia cancer treatment.
Features of attitudinal ambivalence of the local population to internally displaced people
Authors: ZELINSKA Tetyana
Published: February 2025

The author of the article emphasizes that ambivalence is a natural property of a person, which combines both positive and negative in the mutually exclusive opposing feelings, thoughts, actions to one object. The inability to combine both good and bad signs into a holistic assessment of one object is related to age,experience, and a certain life situation. For example, in modern Ukrainian conditions, the attitude of the local population towards internally displaced people affects their adaptation to reality, finding work. The article shows that the individual attitudinal ambivalence is more intense than the group attitudinal ambivalence in the local population to internally displaced people, which may negatively affect communication, job finding. The revealed tendency can be explained by the longtime formation of group attitudinal ambivalence, while individual attitudinal ambivalence is directly influenced by real relationships. The respondents are not dominatedby the optimal levels of attitudinal ambivalence, which is a sign of mistrust, tension and conflict among the local Ukrainian population towards internally displaced people. The article reveals that local adults have more consentaneous ambivalent attitudes to internally displaced people than young people; the local men are more tolerant of both positive and negative in internally displaced people than women. Established positive features in adults and men among the local population can be explained by their more flexible system of combining mutually exclusive evaluations of internally displaced people, which allows them to communicate effectively and solve topical issues.
Conditions of adaptation of internally displaced persons and overcoming of post-traumatic stress in conditions of war
Authors: KROSHKA Svitlana
Published: February 2025

The article revealed a number of problems of students-migrants, which include all aspects of human life: economic, social, personal, organizational and psychological. Disclosure forms, means and methods of college working for the establishment of organizational and pedagogical conditions of adaptation of students, in particular internally displaced persons, to the learning environment. Totalizer factors that determine a person in crisis situations of life. Determine the purpose of support of internally displaced persons; are the basic concepts of the study: "psychological trauma", "frustration", "psychological debriefing". The analysis of the organizational and pedagogical conditions for the adaptation of internally displaced persons to the learning environment in Lisichansk Pedagogical College. Submitted experience college professors with international humanitarian missions. Presented positive results on the overall, integrated, joint activities in the field of multicultural education college. Due to purposeful work of students who were in a state of frustatsiyi were successful adaptation and overcome the discomfort. They take pride in the fact that coped with the difficult situation that happened in their lives. In future it is planned to develop programs for the removal of state frustatsiyi debryfinhu and psychological training and the development of life skills and providing psychological and social support to children and adolescents affected by conflict in Ukraine.
The impact of a chronic psychotraumatic situation on the mental health of residents of Northern Bukovyna
Authors: NIKORYAK Ruslana
Published: February 2025

In this work, an approach to assessing psychic health of Bukovinians based upon a study of the effects of social stress mainly caused by a chronic psycho-traumatic situation is developed. The stress susceptibility and stress resistance of labor migrants and those demobilized from antiterrorist operation military service are considered in detail. The criteria for early diagnosis of social tension in society are determined using the developed evaluation screening test.
Self-regulation as a sign of effective overcoming of professional crises by the heads of general educational institutions in the conditions of war
Authors: MOSKALYOVA Alla
Published: February 2025

The psychological features of socio-political crises situation in Ukraine, which influences on the origin of problems of both personality and professional, development. They are reflected in a publication . The value of difficult psychology situation is marked during military operations on the origin of posttravmatic disorder ofpersonality which generates difficulties at implementation of administrative activity including in the system of education. It is considered essence of concepts «professional crisis of personality», «professional crisis» of leader general. The problem of studying psychological features of overcoming of professional crises rises by the leaders of general educational establishments in the conditions of war. It is found out, that the successfully used selfregulation of personality and helping overcoming of professional crises is in an educational environment. Research of ability of the use of self-regulation of general educational establishments leaders is conducted at overcoming of professional crises in the conditions of war. There are results of researching.