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Buku Panduan Riset 2022: Organisasi Riset Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial dan Humaniora
Authors: Ahmad Najib Burhani  , Trina Fizzanty  , Yoka Pramadi  , Suradi  , Tine Suartina  , Augustina Situmorang
Published: March 2023

Buku ini merupakan panduan bagi para periset yang terlibat dalam riset Rumah Program (RP) Organisasi Riset Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial dan Humaniora (OR IPSH), Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional (BRIN), dalam menjalankan risetnya. Mulai dari pengumuman call for proposal atau call for research collaboration, dilanjutkan dengan seminar desain riset, pengajuan klirens etik, pelaksanaan riset (baik yang ke lapangan maupun riset pustaka), disusul dengan sharing session sebagai wadah para periset berbagi catatan-catatan risetnya kepada peer di bidangnya, pelaksanaan penulisan naskah atau artikel dari hasil riset, seminar naskah publikasi, pengiriman naskah ke jurnal atau edited-volume, hingga laporan akhir.
Selain tujuan tersebut, buku panduan ini juga menjabarkan dan memperkenalkan filosofi dari penyusunan RP IPSH serta berbagai deskripsi tentang program-program dan kegiatan yang dilakukan di OR IPSH pada tahun 2022.
Long bones, a slaughterhouse by-product, may serve as an excellent source for mesenchymal stem cells
Authors: SANTRA LAKSHMAN , GUPTA SAURABH , KANNAN SANGEETHA , SINGH AJAY K , KUMAR GVPPS RAVI , NASKAR SOUMEN , GHOSH JYOTIRMOY , DHARA SUJOY K
Published: March 2023

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are one of the rarest sub-populations of bone marrow resident cells having inherent ability to differentiate into mesenchyme tissues e.g. bone, cartilage and adipose tissues. The natural selfrenewal ability and potential for lineage specific differentiation have made these cells an excellent material for research and therapy in regenerative medicine. But, successful isolation and in vitro expansion of these cells still remain the pivotal steps for majority of stem cell based applications. Various techniques have been successfully used for isolation of MSCs from laboratory animals, but those are difficult to apply for domestic species. Hence, harvesting MSCs from most domestic animals remains a real challenge. Here we have demonstrated an easy, convenient, low cost method of MSCs isolation from slaughtered animals. As a proof of concept, MSCs were isolated from bone marrow of 3 different species, namely, sheep, pig and goat. These cells expressed multiple markers and also retained their self-renewal potential, exhibited by successful sub-culturing over 30 passages. Moreover, MSCs expressed many pluripotency factors e.g. OCT4, Nanog, c-Myc, KLF2 and KLF4. This indicated that the bone marrow derived MSCs were at very early stage of commitment and therefore, possibly retained high plasticity. Since these cells are available from slaughtered animals, this circumvents the bioethical issues associated with invasive method of MSC isolation from bone marrow. This invaluable and easily adoptable method for isolation of MSCs from large domestic animal would encourage isolation process in other animals and help in future cell based researches and therapies in the field of regenerative medicine.
Effect of season on semen quality parameters in Murrah buffalo
Authors: NITHARWAL K , SINGH P , BHAKAT M , CHAURASIA A , ABDULLAH M , PRABHA C
Published: March 2023

Seasonal influence on frozen semen quality in Murrah buffalo breeding bulls was determined. Frozen semen samples of 6 Murrah buffalo bulls were collected and semen frozen in 4 different seasons, viz. winter (Dec-Feb), spring (mid Feb-Apr), summer (May-Jun) and rainy (Jul-Aug) were assessed. Samples (12) of each bull, in a season, were evaluated for sperm motility, viability and acrosome integrity. Motility and other kinematics of spermatozoa during incubation (37Â°C) at 0, 30, 60, 90 and 120 min of thawing were assessed with computer assisted semen analyzer. Post-thaw sperm total motility and viability differed significantly among the seasons, the highest was in winter. Sperm plasma membrane integrity, acrosome integrity, progressive motility, rapid motility and other CASA evaluated parameters did not differ significantly among the seasons. Higher values of plasma membrane integrity (PMI), progressive motility, rapid motility, average path velocity (VAP), straight line velocity (VSL), curvilinear velocity (VCL), beat cross frequency (BCF), linearity (LIN) and straightness (STR) were obtained in winter season as compared to other seasons. Post-thaw motility at 0 min and 60 min of post-thaw incubation varied significantly between seasons and higher sperm motility was sustained for a longer period in semen cryopreserved in winter followed by rainy season, summer and spring. It can be concluded from this study that buffalo bull semen produced and frozen during winter season resulted in higher sperm motility, viability and postthaw longer survivability in comparison to other seasons.
Kompetanseutvikling i et profesjonelt læringsfellesskap: En studie av læreres samtaler om undervisning for dybdelæring
Authors: Korsager Majken , Reitan Berit , Dahl Maria Gaare
Published: March 2023

A way to facilitate schools in adapting to a changing society, is through teachers’ professional development in learning communities. This study followed a group of primary school teachers in a professional learning community at their own school, as they discussed principles of teaching for deep learning while working with a resource for professional development in science education. The purpose of the study has been to explore if and how conducting the resource in their local learning community would contribute to the teachers’ professional development in teaching for deep learning. The results indicates changes in the teachers’ perspectives during the process, from emphasizing challenges to emphasizing strengths and possibilities associated to implementing principles for deep learning in their teaching. The changes of perspectives appears to relate to how the teachers’ self-efficacy was influenced positively by the students’ response as they implemented the principles in their teaching practice.
The teaching of environmental education and the genesis of institutional change in teaching practice in higher education institutions
Authors: Capponi Neiva Feuser , Orsatto Luís Felipe , Ahlert Alvori , Dall’Asta Denis
Published: March 2023

The higher education institutions (HEIs) were called to become the disseminators/spreaders of Environmental Education to their students, a subject that prompted this research, which analyses the genesis of the institutional change in the teaching practice related to Environmental Education at institutions of higher education. It is quantitative research, with descriptive analysis. A survey, forwarded through Google Forms, was prepared for professors associated with the area of the Applied Social Sciences from 2 HEI, one public and another private. The focus was on the institutionalization or not of Environmental Education in their teaching practices. The period used to conduct the survey was from August to October 2019, resulting in 30 responses, which after the analyses had the hypothesis H1 was validated, that is, EE is not yet institutionalized un HEIs, undermining the proposals of Federal Law 9.795/1999 and the State Law 17.505/2013 by encouraging the training of professionals/teachers, allowing in more professional/critical citizens to be placed in the job market annually, meeting the prerogatives of SDG4.
The effect of the incorporation of Mg in beta tricalcium phosphate: a brief review
Authors: Almeida Ycaro Breno Alves de , Moura Júnior Diógenes de , Farias José Rosa de Souza , Sales Victória Régia Alves , Costa Slanna Larissa Olimpio , Carvalho Geysivana Késsya Garcia , Sobrinho Naiara de Oliveira , Santos Valdeci Bosco dos , Simões Veruska do Nascimento , Braga Aluska do Nascimento Simões
Published: March 2023

Beta tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) is a well-known biomaterial in the area of bone substitutes, as it presents excellent biodegradability, as well as excellent biocompatible properties. Promoting greater stability and mechanical resistance to this phase, magnesium (Mg) appears as a promising candidate for doping β-TCP. Thus, this work aimed to review the effect of β-TCP doping with Mg. It has been found that small additions of Mg provide strong changes in β-TCP.
The COVID-19 pandemic and graduation in visual arts: collaborative experiences in remote teaching
Authors: Pianowski Fabiane , Rache Rita Patta , Azevedo Cláudio Tarouco de
Published: March 2023

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, universities have suspended in-person activities, and, after a series of measures education has become remote. In this context, the Visual Arts Majors at FURG - Bachelor and Licentiate - in a joint action between the Coordination, Structuring Faculty Nucleus (NDE), professors, and students - prepared an Emergency Pedagogical Project (EPP), whose pedagogical proposals are structured in teaching-research-extension projects and interdisciplinary modules. We present this process, the challenges, and the solutions built, discussing the role of Public University and Visual Arts undergraduate courses in this moment of sanitary and political crisis.
Teleworking and the challenges for worker protection: reflections on the extension of fundamental labor rights
Authors: Pagani Marcella , Duarte Giovanna Chagas , Gomes Sâmara Talita de Oliveira
Published: March 2023

The competitiveness of the market, the advance of capitalism, and the new digital technologies have made business organizations change the productive mode, as well as the inter-company relationship and work relations, reviewing concepts and paradigms that were petrified before. This article aims to confront the new perspective of teleworking and the guarantee of fundamental labor rights, through the contemporary understanding of the fundamental right to decent work, aiming at preserving workers' health in a socio-environmental dimension. The proposed investigation is legal-descriptive, aiming at decomposing a legal problem into its various aspects, relationships, and levels. In case, the object is the current analysis and understanding of the challenges of protecting teleworkers in a socio-environmental dimension of decent work. It is intended to demonstrate the extension of fundamental labor rights to the teleworker, to promote the improvement of the worker's living conditions, curbing social marginality.
Planning and territorial management in power transmission lines - critical analysis of impacts
Authors: Cordeiro Tiago de Oliveira , Reginato Vivian da Silva Celestino
Published: March 2023

The study for the implementation of large engineering works demands constant planning, management, and decision-making to deal with the multitude of problems that may arise during the implementation of a given enterprise. Due to the constant growth and development of cities, the execution of new infrastructure works has been necessary and recurrent in the region, causing some questions and uncertainties on the part of the owners of areas intercepted by power transmission lines, in short, due to the depreciation of the market value of the property. In this sense, this research critically analyzes the impact caused by the right of way of power transmission lines on servant properties in the North of the State of Santa Catarina and highlights the importance of using the multipurpose technical register and integrated and shared spatial information as subsidies to carry out the planning works and carrying out effective management of the territory.
A gestão democrática participativa na ótica de gestores e professores no município de Manacapuru
Authors: Nogueira Jane Luce Oliveira
Published: March 2023

Este artigo procurou abordar o tema gestão democrática participativa e sua análise a partir de duas entrevistas estruturadas com gestores e professores do município de Manacapuru-Amazonas. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, com abordagem na análise de conteúdo. É uma pesquisa de campo, qualitativa, envolvendo quatro diretores e quatro professores que foram entrevistados sobre a interface da gestão democrática participativa. Abordar o tema Gestão revela uma dimensão de problemas e entraves que o gestor escolar enfrenta no seu dia a dia, tais como conflitos internos e externos. Apesar de o conflito estar presente em quase todos os tipos de interação humana, sob várias formas e dimensões, nas ideias, interesses, gostos, aspirações, gerações e muitos outros. Esses conflitos levam a refletir o problema existente. Significa que nem sempre as vontades, sensibilidades, percepções, cultura, estão convergindo para o mesmo ponto. O gestor e o professor desempenham na escola um papel-chave, o que os tornam responsáveis pela participação da coexistência no Projeto Político Pedagógico, sendo assim, a gestão compartilhada busca envolver toda a comunidade escolar, numa perspectiva de transformação. Entre os objetivos, destaca-se verificar se o modelo de gestão atual é realmente participativo. O trabalho permitirá visualizar um desenho de como os gestores atuam no processo de gestão democrática participativa, dificuldades, forma de ação e comprometimento com o projeto político pedagógico da escola.
Modelling Above-ground Biomass Using Machine Learning Algorithm: Case Study Miombo Woodlands of Malawi
Authors: Kadzuwa Henry , Missanjo Edward
Published: March 2023

Malawi’s Miombo Woodlands provide critical wood products and ecosystem services, including carbon storage through above ground-biomass (AGB). However, accurate and efficient estimation of AGB and C remains a huge challenge due to the complexity of heterogeneous natural and anthropogenic environmental factors exacerbated by choice of data collection and analysis techniques. A study was conducted to explore the potential of Machine Learning (ML) algorithmic on modelling AGB in Malawi’s Miombo Woodlands using remotely sensed data. A combination of AGB field measurements and Sentinel 2 Multi-Spectral Instrument (S2 MSI) imagery, and environmental data were employed to train and evaluate the performance of Random Forest (RF) regression ML model, thus against the backdrop of traditional simple linear and multiple linear regression models used in the past. The randomForest package in Rstudio R-3.6.1 software was used to model the S2 median seasonal composite band imagery datasets acquired in 2019 over Ntchisi Forest. Results demonstrate an outstanding performance of the RF with Mean Decrease in Accuracy (MDA) importance of >80 acquired from the Green, Blue and Near-Infra-Red (NIR) bands of the post-rainy season imagery while the dry season scene registered a MDA importance of >52 obtained from the Red, Blue and NIR bands. These findings underscore the superiority of the RF, revealing its ability to model AGB using different spectral bands, and more importantly, in different seasons. The outcomes have also revealed the better accuracy that the RF render in generating AGB maps (providing a minimum range of 25-33 tCha-1, which is in line with the ground reference estimates). Overall, the study has shown that RF Regression is a better technique to estimate AGB in Miombo Woodlands using the S2 MSI imagery under the given conditions. In conclusion, the research has further shown that the optical band combination of NIR and the Red regions of the Electro-Magnetic Spectrum are indispensable variables for successful modelling of AGB as well as delineating forest cover from non-forest attributes in the Miombo Woodlands. However, the study recommends exploring modelling the AGB using averaged vegetation indices i.e., NDVI, SAVI, and MSAVI, for robust results.
Integrating Multiple Aspects of Human-Elephant Conflict Management in Dharamjaigarh Forest Division of Chhattisgarh, India
Authors: Kumar Aman , Dhuria S. S. , Bhattacharya Anindita , Sarkar Prabal
Published: March 2023

Reducing human-elephant conflict (HEC) has recently been recognized as one of the important aspects of wildlife conservation worldwide. Hence, a site-specific study of the efficacy of different traditional methods is necessary to mitigate the HEC in a particular area. Data on elephant visits and the efficacy of different deterrent methods were collected from twelve forest villages in Dharamjaigarh Forest Division of Chhattisgarh, India through field surveys during 2017-21. Findings revealed that both the small male and family herds of elephants mostly visit during the evening hours (50.4%). Interestingly, the family herd of the elephants preferred (95%) the agricultural plot while the small male herd visited mostly (80%) the village area during the entire study period. Making noise was the most common (100%) method practiced by all the villages followed by a fireball (80%). However, in 20% of the cases observed, noise, fireballs, and firecrackers were used to chase out elephants. There were variations in success rate attempts where a maximum (41.7%) was observed in Kudelela and a minimum in Potia (26.4%). Hence, the traditional method is found to be efficient in mitigating the HEC to some extent, however, modern technologies need to be integrated for accruing more efficient results.
Media Reportage and the Perceived Attitudes of Electorates: A Case of the 2020 Presidential Elections in Ghana
Authors: Demuyakor John , Opare De-Love Anobah , Quartey Rachel Naa Kwarkor
Published: March 2023

The communication skills of politicians determine the attitudes of electorates towards the outcomes of national elections. However, media news framing of presidential elections affects and shapes the electorate’s perceived attitudes toward elections. This study employed a comparative experimental design to test the hypotheses by varying the valence and types of frames (i.e., positives vs. negative frames × thematic vs. episodic frames) to evaluate how these news frames affected the perceived attitudes of Ghanaian electorates towards the 2020 presidential election in Ghana. Stratified sampling approach was used to enroll 2,702 participants for this study from nine regions. The findings showed that the framing effects were few, weak, and not robust among the electorates in the nine regions. The findings further indicated that the perceived attitudes of electorates toward the elections were not consistent. The perceived attitudes towards the election were influenced by a single news frame and the effects of the news frames were not determined by a single news frame. Finally, the perceived attitudes of Ghanaian electorates toward the 2020 elections were found not to be determined by a particular news frame.
Culturally Responsive Beliefs and Practices of General and Special Education Teachers Within a Response to Intervention Framework
Authors: ROBINSON GRETCHEN G.
Published: March 2023

The purpose of this study was to examine the extent to which diverse schools engage in culturally responsive beliefs and practices within response to intervention (RTI). Eight diverse elementary schools participated, and 200 general and special education teachers in grades K–5 completed surveys. Areas surveyed included culturally responsive teacher practices, culturally responsive school practices, successes, barriers, and needs to implement culturally responsive practices within RTI. Key findings showed a high proportion of teachers agreed to employing all of the culturally responsive practices except one. An equally high proportion of teachers perceived their school as employing all of the culturally responsive practices except one. Answers to open-ended questions supported and refuted these findings. The findings, including the implications for future research, are discussed.
Interrogating the Special Education Identification Process for Black Indigenous Students of Color
Authors: CONNELLY JEANNE
Published: March 2023

The initial special education identification process (SPED IDP) determines which students have disabilities and corresponding rights to IDEA supports. However, the disproportionate identification of Black, Indigenous Students of Color (BISOC) as emotionally disturbed necessitates the problematizing of special education structures within the SPED IDP. This critical analysis of current norms of practice within SPED IDP structures discusses hidden ideologies of Whiteness, ableism, and racism. I apply DisCrit and Whiteness Studies frameworks to interrogate power within three SPED IDP structures (a) multidisciplinary team (MDT) decision-making, (b) social–emotional–behavioral (SEB) assessments and data collection, and (c) categorical identification of emotional disturbance (ED). I include critical reflection on my professional practice in elementary schools, consider my complicity as a member of MDTs, and offer critical questions for practitioners.
Inclusion of Students with Autism in a Dual Immersion Program: A Case Study
Authors: BAKER DIANA , KIM HYEJUNG , HARDEE EMMA , PERCOSKI KATIE , RITTER SOPHIE , CARRERO KELLY M.
Published: March 2023

This single instrumental case study examines the Pathways Program, a dual immersion (DI) strand for students with autism and related disabilities. Pathways is housed at Crossroads Elementary School, a school-wide DI program in the Southern United States. Data include interviews with educators and mothers of students with autism, along with school-based observations and a review of educational documents. Findings suggest that the benefits of DI programs for students with disabilities include enhanced parent/educator collaboration and positive student identity development. However, logistical challenges (e.g., lack of qualified bilingual special educators and curricula) and structural barriers (e.g., negative attitudes toward bilingualism, English-only high stakes assessments) thwart implementation. Indeed, Pathways only existed as a DI special education program for a single year. And the results of this study provide insights about persistent obstacles at the intersection of language and disability. Implications for practice are discussed.
Addressing Race and Implicit Bias in the Functional Behavior Assessment Process: A Pilot Study of Preservice Teacher Training Modules
Authors: ENDERS OLIVIA G. , BUONOMO KRISTEN , ROBERTSON RACHEL
Published: March 2023

Despite decades of research and reform, exclusionary discipline remains disproportionately used with minoritized students and students with disabilities (SWD). The present study investigates how functional behavior assessment (FBA) and Positive Behavior Support Plan (PBSP) procedures can be taught in conjunction with an explicit focus on achieving equitable outcomes for minoritized SWD. Specifically, researchers created modules for preservice teachers focused on racial and cultural bias within the FBA and PBSP processes. In this manuscript, we will detail the development, delivery, and preservice teachers’ perceptions of modules, directly and explicitly challenge color-evasive FBA and PBSP practices, and consider how PBSPs can be culturally responsive. We present results of social validity surveys and the School Record Analysis (SRA), a tool used to measure preservice teachers’ implicit racial biases. Exploratory results suggest the modules provide a promising and necessary step for using behavior analysis to address disproportionate use of exclusionary discipline for minoritized SWD.
Reading Interventions for Adolescent English Language Learners with Reading Difficulties: A Synthesis of the Evidence
Authors: HUDDLE SALLY , HOSP JOHN , WATT SARAH
Published: March 2023

In this systematic review of the literature, reading interventions for adolescent English language learners (ELLs) were evaluated to determine the state of the existing research, identify promising practices, and to guide future research. Eight studies met the inclusion criteria and were assessed to determine if they met What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) design standards. Seven of the eight studies met design standards with or without reservation. Study findings suggest several areas critical for future research including investigating components of interventions that are most effective and describing participants in a way that will facilitate an understanding of how individual ELLs respond to the intervention. Classroom instruction implications include that it is not too late to intervene with adolescent ELLs and teachers must consider the unique needs of the individual ELLs they work with when selecting intervention.
Responsive to What?: Conceptualizations of “Culture” and “Culturally Responsive” in Multiple Voices
Authors: KING THORIUS KATHLEEN A. , WAITOLLER FEDERICO R. , CANNON MERCEDES A. , MOORE TAMMERA S.
Published: March 2023

We reviewed the literature on culturally responsive instruction published in Multiple Voices for Ethnically Diverse Learners over 10 years to examine how “culture” and “culturally responsive” were defined and for what purpose. Generally, we found that culturally responsive pedagogy was constructed in alignment with three ontological stances tightly woven into the historical fabric of special education (a) culture as static and monolithic (b) normalization/assimilation (c) disability culture silence. We assert the literature on culturally responsive instruction for students with disabilities needs to better account for culture as dynamic, heterogeneous, and intersectional; we provide an interdisciplinary framework for doing so in future research.
A Comparison of the Early Language and Literacy Skills of Migrant Versus Nonmigrant Preschool Children: A Pilot Study
Authors: Gonzalez Jorge , Reid Robert , Synhorst Lori , Tostado Bertha
Published: March 2023

This pilot study reports on data drawn from migrant Hispanic families enrolled in a 4-year Migrant Education Even Start project and a comparison group of nonmigrant Hispanic families. The study was designed to examine child- and family-based risk factors known to imperil literacy outcomes. Four notable findings emerged from this study. First, compared to nonmigrants, migrant preschoolers come from homes with less adult and child exposure to home-based literacy materials with existing parent-child literacy activities primarily in Spanish. Second, migrant preschoolers demonstrated marked deficits in oral language development even when tested in Spanish, their home language. Third, the disparities between migrant and nonmigrant preschoolers were also present in preliteracy and prereading skills. Finally, partial support was found for the comprehensive language approach to understanding early literacy development. Implications for practitioners and researchers are discussed as well as suggestions for further research.
Fizjoterapeutyczne metody leczenia zaburzeń seksualnych związanych z bólem
Authors: Durlak Damian
Published: March 2023

W holistycznej ocenie stanu zdrowia pacjenta warto uwzględnić nie tylko strefę fizjologiczną i psychologiczną, ale także seksualną. Wpływa ona w silny sposób na ocenę jakości życia człowieka. Zrozumienie problemów pacjenta, zwłaszcza w przypadku zaburzeń seksualnych związanych z bólem, jest konieczne do skutecznego wyleczenia dolegliwości. Fizjoterapeuci również mogą wykorzystać odpowiednią terapię, aby wspomóc leczenie farmakologiczne i psychologiczne.
Primera cita de Bucculatrix alaternella Constant, 1890, en el Parque Natural Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche y en la provincia de Huelva (España). Notas sobre su biología y se describe la genitalia de la hembra (Lepidoptera: Bucculatricidae)
Authors: Bernabé-Ruiz Pedro M.
Published: March 2023

Se presenta la primera cita de Bucculatrix alaternella Constant, 1890, en el Parque Natural Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche y en la provincia de Huelva (España). También se aportan datos sobre su biología en el área de estudio y se describe la genitalia de la hembra.
Taxonomic revision of Edebessa Walker, 1856 and Langucys Butler, 1878 with descriptions of eight new species (Lepidoptera: Megalopygidae, Trosiinae)
Authors: Volkova Julia S.
Published: March 2023

Taxonomic revisions of two genera of the family Megalopygidae - Edebessa Walker, 1856 and Langucys Butler, 1878 are given. Two new species are described in the genus Edebessa (E. cryptobia Volkova, sp. nov. and E. vespera Volkova, sp. nov.), and six new species are described in the genus Langucys (L. reichertae Volkova, sp. nov., L. sulaki Volkova, sp. nov., L. witti Volkova, sp. nov., L. artamonovae Volkova, sp. nov., L. cardinal Volkova, sp. nov., and L. vadimi Volkova, sp. nov.). The diagnoses of the genera and a list of generic autapomorphies are given.
Three new species of the genus Argyresthia Hübner, [1825] from Guatemala, with notes on host plant evolution and Nearctic taxa (Lepidoptera: Argyresthiidae)
Authors: Gorneau Jacob A. , Jones Loren D. , Monzón-Sierra José , Dombroskie Jason J.
Published: March 2023

Neotropical species of the genus Argyresthia Hübner, [1825] represent a reservoir of undescribed biodiversity and are the most poorly known members of this cosmopolitan genus. From a series of Guatemalan material, three new species are described: Argyresthia quetzaltenangonella Gorneau & Dombroskie, sp. nov., Argyresthia guatemala Gorneau & Dombroskie, sp. nov., Argyresthia iridescentia Gorneau & Dombroskie, sp. nov., representing the first Neotropical species to be described in over a century, and the first from Central America. A phylogeny is inferred using the barcode gene cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI), representing an initial foray into the internal relationships of the family. For species with known host plants and available molecular data, a stochastic character mapping analysis was conducted to estimate character states at internal nodes. Furthermore, this phylogeny allows for preliminary insights into the monophyly of the subgenus Blastotere Ratzeburg 1840. Systematic work onArgyresthia remains particularly salient as species in the genus run the gamut from being pests to being considered extinct. Furthermore, notes are provided regarding the status of select Nearctic species, such as the ongoing confusion in North America between Argyresthia goedartella (Linnaeus, 1758) and A. calliphanes Meyrick 1913. Focusing taxonomic efforts on Argyresthia of the Neotropics will lay the foundation for future work regarding biodiversity, ecology, and biogeography of the family.
A new species of Protopterna Meyrick, 1908 from Korea (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae, Tortricinae)
Authors: Sohn Jae-Cheon
Published: March 2023

A new species of the genus Protopterna Meyrick, 1908, P. dongjooi Sohn, sp. nov. is described from Korea. The type series include one male and one female collected from Island Wando. The genus is recorded for the first time in Korea. The species represents the northernmost distribution of Protopterna. Photos of the habitus and genitalia of both sexes are provided.
الحماية الجنائية للطفل من جرائم الأنترنت على الصعيد الوطني والدولي (دراسة مقارنة)
Authors: خير محمود حمادة
Published: March 2023

في ظل ثورة التكنولوجيا الحديثة والتقدم الهائل في مجال الأنترنت والاتصالات الالكترونية، ساهمت هذه الأخيرة في تسهيل سبل الحياة في مختلف المجالات الاقتصادية والاجتماعية والثقافية، وأضحى الانسان لا يستطيع الاستغناء عنها لتسيير نشاطه الرسمي حتى أصبحت شبكة الأنترنت لا غنى عنها في كثير من مناحي الحياة. فهي ليست مجرد وسيلة للتسلية فقط، بل أصبحت وسيلة لترابط الافراد والتواصل الاجتماعي وانجاز الأعمال من خلالها، هذا من جهة ومن جهة أخرى فهناك من استخدم هذه الوسيلة الفعالة ذات التأثير القوي في ارتكاب الجرائم إذ استغل هؤلاء المجرمين صغر سن المستخدمين وهم الأطفال لهذه الشبكة خصوصاً. وهذه الفئة الاكثر استخداما لهذه التكنولوجيا، فيتربص اعداء الطفولة لهم في الفضاء الإلكتروني لاصطيادهم والايقاع بهم واستغلالهم في اعمال منافية للآداب وابتزازهم، واستغلالهم جنسياً وغيرها من الأعمال غير المشروعة، لقد بات من الضروري في ظل تنامي عالم الأنترنت وتزايد مخاطره على الأطفال من سارقي ومستغلي الأطفال في تحوليهم إلى تجارة رابحة بجعل الطفل واستغلاله سلعة تدر عليهم ربحا مستغلين صغر سنهم وجذبهم بشتى الطرق واستغلال عدم اداركهم في ابتزازهم حينا واستغلالهم حيناً آخر. ولا يدرك هؤلاء المستغلين ان بتصرفاتهم هذه غير المشروعة يقضون على اجيال من الشباب لما يتعرضون له من هذه الجرائم الغير اخلاقية على شبكات الأنترنت،  فمع التقدم الهائل في التكنولوجيا في شتي المجالات يبقي وسيظل الانسان هو قائد قطار التنمية في أي  مجال،  لذا يتوجب على المجتمع بأكمله التعاون من اجل حماية الطفل من المخاطر من جراء الجرائم الواقعة عليه من خلال استخدامه لشبكات الأنترنت وشبكات التواصل الاجتماعي، والتي لا يكاد ان تخلوا أسرة في العالم إلاّ ومعظم افرادها مشتركين عليها ولديهم اصدقاء افتراضيين من كل انحاء العالم، فالشخص البالغ  نفسه قد يتعرض في بعض الاحيان الي الابتزاز وغيره من الأفعال غير المشروعة، فما بالنا بالطفل الذي يفقد التميز والإدراك الكامل بما يحيط به من مخاطر جراء استخدام هذه الشبكات.
Moralinė vaizduotė ir politinių sprendimų priėmimas: empirinio tyrimo galimybės
Authors: Zakaraite Laima
Published: March 2023

Moralės klausimas politikoje nagrinėjamas nuo pat Antikos laikų iki šiol daugybėje tyrimų. Politinėje veikloje ir tyrimuose – srityje, kuri yra sudėtinga ir dinamiška, sprendimo priėmėjo moralinio pasirinkimo tema nuolat išlieka aktuali. Šiuolaikinės organizacijų valdymo teorijos tiria etinius aspektus, laikydamos atspirties tašku įmonės reputacijos ar finansinio kapitalo auginimą. Tuo tarpu, politikos kontekste jau nuo Niccolo Machiavelli veikalo „Valdovas“ laikų įprasta laikyti norma, kad politinės valdžios atstovai, siekdami veikti grynai efektyviai, nuo moralinių vertybių ko ne pilnai atsiriboja. Straipsnyje ieškoma teorinės tyrimo prieigos, kuria vadovaujantis būtų galima sugrąžinti moralės dimensiją į politinio sprendimo sritį. Papildomas palaikantis matmuo galėtų būti bendros gerovės argumentas, siekiant pritaikyti politinio sprendimo moralinio aspekto tyrimui konceptualų moralinės vaizduotės modelį. Moralinės vaizduotės sąvoka šiuo aspektu jau tyrinėta verslo vadybos studijose, kurios dekonstruoja ir analizuoja galimus šios sąvokos determinantus, nustatinėdamos jų hipotetines sąsajas su sprendimo priėmimu organizacijoje. Remiantis teorinėmis įžvalgomis bei empiriniais tyrimais, moralinės vaizduotės konceptualųjį modelį galima būtų panaudoti ir politinių sprendimų tyrimuose.
Peningkatan Keterampilan Berpikir Historis Melalui Napak Tilas Peninggalan Sejarah Perang Dunia II di Kabupaten Biak Numfor
Authors: Loppies Megiridha
Published: March 2023

Rendahnya keterampilan berpikir historis mahasiswa yang ditandai dengan kecenderungan melihat peristiwa masa lalu dengan “kacamata” masa kini menjadi salah satu permasalahan dalam pembelajaran sejarah di Program Studi Pendidikan Sejarah, Fakultas Keguruan dan Ilmu Pendidikan, Universitas Cenderawasih. Salah satu langkah yang dilakukan untuk mengatasi persoalan tersebut adalah mengupayakan pembelajaran sejarah yang kontekstual berupa napak tilas peninggalan sejarah perang dunia II di Kabupaten Biak Numfor. Metode yang digunakan dalam pengabdian ini adalah menelusuri langsung (napak tilas) peninggalan sejarah perang dunia II. Hasil kegiatan pengabdian ini menunjukan semangat dan antusiasme mahasiswa selama mengikuti kegiatan napak tilas. Selain itu hasil evaluasi menunjukan bahwa mahasiswa mampu mengkonstruksikan berpikir historisnya dalam mengerjakan tugas laporan hasil temuan. Diharapkan kegiatan pengabdian selanjutnya untuk meningkatkan literasi sejarah mahasiswa agar mereka mampu memahami berbagai peristiwa sejarah.
Dindarlık ile Kişilik Arasındaki İlişki: Jung ve Maslow Örneği
Authors: Pür İlyas
Published: March 2023

Dindarlık ve kişilik arasındaki ilişki tek yönlü ve tek boyutlu değildir. Bir taraftan dindarlık kişiliği etkilerken bir taraftan da kişiliğin dindarlık üzerinde önemli bir etkisi bulunmaktadır. Her insanın kendine özgü bir kişiliği bulunduğu gibi yine her bireyin kendine has dindarlığı da bulunmaktadır. Zira dünyadaki insan sayısınca kişilik olduğu gibi yine dünyadaki insan sayısınca dindarlık biçimleri vardır. Dindarlık ve kişilik konusunda dünyada çok sayıda araştırma yapılmış ve bu ikisi hakkında birçok fikir ileri sürülmüştür. Ancak bu konuda tam ve net bir görüş ortaya konamamıştır. Jung kişiliği açıklarken içe dönük ve dışa dönük kişilikten bahseder. Jung dindarlığı açıklarken ise arketip kavramını kullanır. Ona göre Tanrı bir arketiptir. Maslow ise hümanist psikolojinin kurucusudur. O, görüşlerini açıklarken kendini gerçekleştirme kavramı üzerinde sıkça durur. Ona göre kendini gerçekleştiren bireyler Tanrı’ya inansın ya da inanmasın dindardırlar. Maslow din konusunda ayrıca kurumsallaşmış ve kurumsallaşmamış kavramı üzerinde durur. O, kurumsallaşmış dine karşıdır. Ona göre gerçek dindar mistik insandır. Diğer bir ifadeyle gerçek dindar kurumsallaşmamış dine sahip olanlardır.
Ação extraordinária do diabo e imputabilidade
Authors: Burgo Piermario
Published: March 2023

Nenhuma pessoa, que é realmente vítima de uma ação diabólica extraordinária e que é sã e moralmente bem orientada (mesmo apenas do ponto de vista da lei natural), pode alcançar, sob a influência extraordinária do diabo, praticar atos abomináveis, como os relatados abaixo?
PENGARUH MEDIA DAKON MATEMATIKA TERHADAP HASIL BELAJAR MATEMATIKA SISWA MATERI PENJUMLAHAN
Authors: Nor Asyriah  , Siti Munawarah  , Noor Fitriah
Published: March 2023

Islamic Elementary School Students/Elementary school Students need concrete objects in learning process, especially in learning mathematics. An interesting learning media makes students easy in understanding materials. However, there are many teachers still use conventional and traditional media such as textbooks. Teachers should modified the media to suit the this modern era. This study aims to determine the learning outcome of the first-grade students in MIN 3 Tapin using Dakon mathematics media. This study uses quantitative approach and a one group pretest-posttest design. The population in this study were all students in MIN 3 Tapin by total 184 people and the sample was the first-grade students in MIN 3 Tapin. Data collection techniques using test, interviews and documentation. Data analysis technique using t-test. The result shows that there as a significant influence between Dakon mathematics media and students learning outcomes. This is evidenced by the result of the t-test, namely t-count was 1,46 and t-table was 2,306.  It’s found that t-count was 11,46 >t-table was 2,306 or t-count higher than t-table, its meant that H0 was rejected and H1 was accepted.
The influence of logistics value on consumer satisfaction in the context of digital literacy
Authors: Kostić Sara
Published: March 2023

The dynamic development of e-commerce is driven by the rapid expansion of Internet access and the increasing use of portable devices, such as smartphones, tablets, etc. Ecommerce dominates the B2C market, where products are ordered by individual customers and sold by a company. One-time purchases are often made, loyalty is relatively low, while customer expectations are constantly growing. The research was conducted with the aim of analyzing the impact of logistical value and the moderating effect of digital literacy on consumer satisfaction in the digital environment in the Republic of Serbia. The paper presents 6 hypotheses. Observing the importance of relations between all constructs, it was found that logistics value with an emphasis on delivery monitoring and convenient place of delivery is important when it comes to customer satisfaction in the digital environment. Moderating the effects of digital literacy on customer satisfaction in the digital environment have not been confirmed. At the very end of the paper, implications for the economy are given, as well as recommendations for further research.
Elements of avant-garde utopic narrative in Todor Manojlović's dramas the Centrifugal dancer and Piero the Surrealist or Wedding on the moon
Authors: Vasić-Rakočević Branislava , Selmanović Rejhana
Published: March 2023

This paper presents an attempt to give an overview of those elements of avant-garde poetics which create utopic narratives. At first are given the certain points of the avant-garde, which open the possibility to utopic models. Hence, some of the most representative writers are analyzed. In the central part of this paper the work of Todor Manojlović is presented with a specific overview of his dramas. The Centrifugal Dancer and Piero the Surrealist or Wedding on the Moon are to be analyzed in order to prove that there is a very strong avant-garde impact on them which leads them in the area of utopic literature.
Problems in evaluating investment alternatives with one-time effects
Authors: Meta Mehmed , Bajramović Dženis
Published: March 2023

The most significant characteristic of the investment interventions that are the subject of this paper is that their activation periods are one year and that their cash inflows are one-time. If there are several independent operations of this type, all those with a positive net present value, and therefore an internal rate of return that is higher than the actualization rate, will be accepted. In the case of competing operations (at certain rates of actualization), especially those whose exploitation periods are different, we may have the case that one of them is better from the aspect of net present value, and the other from the aspect of internal rate of return. The decision on their proper ranking must be based on determining the net present value for exploitation periods that are mutually equal. In the paper, we analyzed two ways of equalizing exploitation periods, the method of reciprocal interventions and the method of replacement, and obtained relevant information for their ranking, which was also confirmed by the annuity method.
The relation between math anxiety and play behaviors in 4- to 6-year-old children
Authors: DePascale Mary , Butler Lucas Payne , Ramani Geetha B.
Published: March 2023

From a young age, children’s math achievement is influenced by individual factors, such as math anxiety. While math anxiety has been linked to math avoidance, few studies have explored this link in young children, particularly in the context of play. Because play-based instruction is commonly used for math in early childhood classrooms, understanding the impact of math anxiety on children’s engagement in math-related play may have important implications for children’s early math learning. The current study examined the role of children’s math anxiety in their persistence and exploration during a math toy play task. We observed wide variability in children’s play behaviors, finding that children’s actions during play did not relate to their math anxiety, but their talk related to math while playing with the toy did. There are also age and gender differences in math anxiety, school experience, and reasoning about the toy play task. These results suggest that math anxiety may influence certain aspects of children’s engagement in math-related play, and that more research is needed to consider links between math anxiety and math avoidance in young children.
Preservice Teachers’ Experiences on Becoming Culturally Responsive Educators: An Action Research Case Study
Authors: Koubek Ekaterina , Wasta Stephanie
Published: March 2023

Reflection on teaching and learning is considered one of the most essential elements of teacher development. With the rise of multilingual learners in U.S. public schools, the role of critical reflection has become even more prominent in teacher preparation programs to disrupt preservice teachers’ (PSTs) biases and stereotypes regarding these learners and their families. Moreover, to address the widening educational inequities and to enact more equitable teaching practices, PSTs ought to reflect on their pedagogical practices with the guidance of an educator-mentor. Therefore, this qualitative action research case study explored how one teacher preparation program implemented reflective and experiential practices in their graduate Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages coursework to assist PSTs in systematically examining their understandings of culturally responsive practices. Our research was grounded in culturally responsive teaching. Our findings revealed that our PSTs had an awareness of culturally responsive pedagogy; they recognized the importance of learning from and with their students and families but still had areas for growth when implementing culturally responsive practices, prompting us to further explore how these PSTs enact culturally sustaining practices in their future classrooms.
Prognostic value of apparent diffusion coefficient in neuroendocrine carcinomas of the uterine cervix
Authors: Chen Jian , Ma Ning , Sun Mingyao , Chen Li , Yao Qimin , Chen XingFa , Lin Cuibo , Lu Yongwei , Lin Yingtao , Lin Liang , Fan Xuexiong , Chen Yiyu , Wu Jingjing , He Haixin
Published: March 2023

Objectives

This research was designed to examine the associations between the apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) values and clinicopathological parameters, and to explore the prognostic value of ADC values in predicting the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) stage and outcome of patients suffering from neuroendocrine carcinomas of the uterine cervix (NECCs).

Methods

This retrospective study included 83 patients with NECCs, who had undergone pre-treatment magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) between November 2002 and June 2019. The median follow-up period was 50.7 months. Regions of interest (ROIs) were drawn manually by two radiologists. ADC values in the lesions were calculated using the Functool software. These values were compared between different clinicopathological parameters groups. The Kaplan–Meier approach was adopted to forecast survival rates. Prognostic factors were decided by the Cox regression method.

Results

In the cohort of 83 patients, nine, 42, 23, and nine patients were in stage I, II, III, and IV, respectively. ADCmean, ADCmax, and ADCmin were greatly lower in stage IIB–IVB than in stage I–IIA tumours, as well as in tumours measuring ≥ 4 cm than in those < 4 cm. ADCmean, FIGO stage, and age at dianosis were independent prognostic variables for the 5-year overall survival (OS). ADCmin, FIGO stage, age at diagnosis and para-aortic lymph node metastasis were independent prognostic variables for the 5-year progression-free survival (PFS) in multivariate analysis. For surgically treated patients (n = 45), ADCmax was an independent prognostic parameter for both 5-year OS and 5-year PFS.

Conclusions

ADCmean, ADCmin, and ADCmax are independent prognostic factors for NECCs. ADC analysis could be useful in predicting the survival outcomes in patients with NECCs.
Data-Oriented Intelligent Judgment Platform for Red Tourism Industry in Northeast Guangdong Based on Tourism Big Data Clustering Algorithm
Authors: Tang Wenxia
Published: March 2023

Defining big data in the context of tourism forecasting, summarizes the changes it brings to tourism business decision-making. The experimental part deals with the tourism metadata shared by the website, and applies a suitable clustering algorithm to generate the density pattern of the most frequently visited places by tourists. At the same time, it proposes a method to obtain local core categories through the discovery of maximal cliques, and proposes a parallelization of the maximal clique discovery algorithm. strategy, and then propose a parallel strategy for the entire algorithm and experiment on real datasets. Realize the intelligence, intelligence, and semantics of the video surveillance network, so that the police can be freed from the labor of watching video surveillance. Through the extraction and correlation of data feature attributes, the collision can obtain "object laws", so as to make efficient and accurate decisions.