bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Bidang Minat Karir Peserta Didik Sebelum dan Setelah Pandami Covid-19 Di SMA Kr.2 Binaan Khusus Tomohon
Authors: Kauanng Sinta Elisa Jelita , Narosaputra Dewo Agung Nugroho , Wantah Mario Erick
Published: July 2023

The Ministry of Education and Culture has implemented a policy to study and work from home since March 2020. Mas Minister (nickname for the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia) implemented the Study From Home policy as a bridge or preparation for a new normal era. Whereas in early March 2022 President Joko Widodo officially ended the PSBB or Large-Scale Social Restrictions in Indonesia. This research attempts to provide an overview of the differences in the career interest areas of Class X Students before the Covid-19 Pandemic in 2019 and after the Covid-19 Pandemic in 2022. The sample in this study was Class X Students who took part in the Participant Admission Selection New students in one of the Leading Schools in Tomohon City, North Sulawesi, namely at SMA Kr.2 Special Assistance Tomohon. This school requires all of its students to live in dormitories and requires students to have academic and personality advantages, including an IQ score that is more than the High Average or above average. So that a sample of 75 people was obtained consisting of 55 students before the pandemic and 20 students after the pandemic who met the criteria needed in this study. Meanwhile, there was a significant difference in the results, namely that as many as 45% of class X students before the pandemic preferred work related to personal-social, namely work related to personal service, teaching and work that required social skills. Not only that, class X students who entered in 2019 liked the type of job interest that required routine and creative hand skills with a contribution of 50.9%. Whereas in class X students who will enter in 2022, as much as 40% prefer work related to the fields of mechanics & arts, which involve a lot of skills in understanding numbers and symbols or also called computational as much as 50%, so that the type of work that is of greater interest leading to independent work, entrepreneurship or jobs that offer services in the field of digital art as well as jobs that involve assembly and machining skills, both in the form of hard wear and softwear machining.
Definitional Structure and the Same, the Different, and Part-Whole Relations in Plato’s Parmenides
Authors: Walter Denis ,   Philosophy Documentation Center
Published: August 2023

This article argues that the second part of the Parmenides (137-166) consists not only of the well-known logical structure that has been widely studied but also of a great variety of definitions of forms. My aim is to show how these definitions depend on a specific group of closely connected primary forms (i.e., same, different, part, whole). The definitions that Parmenides provides help Socrates overcome his failure in attempting to define forms in the first part of the dialogue.
The Logic of Consequence in Aristotle’s Biology
Authors: Carbone Andrea Libero ,   Philosophy Documentation Center
Published: August 2023

Two of Aristotle’s major legacies, namely, the theory of scientific syllogism and teleology seem to conflict on several planes. Indeed, an array of formal limitations prevents him from formalizing teleological explanations into scientific syllogisms, which are entirely absent from his works. To achieve this, Aristotle resorts to a different tool, the logic of ‘consequence’. This governs both the teleological relation between an end and a means that underlies necessity ‘from a hypothesis’—which is the necessity proper to living things—and a different form of syllogisms, namely, syllogisms ‘from a hypothesis’. His guidelines in the first chapter of his Parts of Animals on the proper form of demonstration to be adopted in biology should be read as laying out the rules of inference for translating teleological explanations into syllogisms ‘from a hypothesis’.
Early Carboniferous coiled nautiloids from the Anti-Atlas (Morocco)
Authors: Korn Dieter , Klug Christian
Published: August 2023

Viséan coiled nautiloids from North Africa are only poorly known. From the Mougoui Ayoun, Zrigat and Hamou-Rhanem formations of the eastern Anti-Atlas, we describe coiled nautiloids, which belong to the genera Rineceras, Stroboceras, Temnocheilus, Vestinautilus, Maccoyoceras, Endolobus, Epidomatoceras, Liroceras, Ephippioceras, and Solenochilus. The new species Temnocheilus imazighenorum sp. nov., Temnocheilus aubrechtovae sp. nov., Vestinautilus kesslerae sp. nov., Endolobus rota sp. nov., Epidomatoceras ebbighausenorum sp. nov., Liroceras vermis sp. nov., Liroceras karaouii sp. nov., Ephippioceras pygops sp. nov., Solenochilus lucynae sp. nov. and Solenochilus pohlei sp. nov. are described; six taxa are kept in open nomenclature. The assemblage is composed of the three superfamilies Trigonoceratoidea, Clydonautiloidea and Aipoceratoidea and shows a wide spectrum of conch morphologies, ranging from widely umbilicate compressed forms to involute compact forms, reflecting a broad ecological variation.
Rancang Bangun Alat Pendeteksi Kebocoran dan Tingkat Kandungan Gas dalam Ruangan Berbasis Mikrokontroler
Authors: Agusta Ikraam , Rama Yayan , Pratama Yogi
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this research is to describe the design of a microcontroller-based leak detection device and the level of gas content in a room. The data collection method was carried out by means of literature study methods and laboratory research. In this study, several graphical methods were used to visualize and understand the data flow and transformations in the system. System design in this study is in the form of Context Diagrams, Data Flow Diagrams, Block Diagrams, Flowcharts. As for the results of the design of the leak detection device and the gas content in the room, it can be concluded 4 things as follows. First, the Arduino microcontroller, either Arduino Uno or Arduino Mega, is able to properly control the leak detector and gas content in the room. Second, the LCD can display information on the gas content in the room. Third, the Gas Sensor can properly detect gas and activate the LED and buzzer as an alarm. Fourth, the final results of the overall test for the leak detector and the gas content in the room are as expected.
Analisis Kesulitan yang Dihadapi Siswa Kelas IV dalam Menyelesaikan Soal Cerita Operasi Hitung Bilangan Cacah di Sekolah Dasar
Authors: Unaenah Een , Setiawan Rangga Rizky , Pratama Riski
Published: August 2023

Every child should start learning math in elementary school so they can develop the skills necessary to analyze data, perform critical analysis, write creatively, and work together. A student must have these skills to use information. Here, we conduct research as an initial responder to the challenge problems of grade IV students. Utilize descriptive writing methodology. The purpose of this study was to identify hit-and-miss learning problems in public schools. This is a lot. There are several reasons why hitching operations need to be done short and light work, some of which are listed below: 1) Difficulties related to pendular observation Addition 2 Carefully in subtraction protocols using borrowing techniques, 3) Ability to understand literary tropes and ability to apply mathematics. mathematical equations.
Fenomena likuidasi perbankan AS pada harga saham perbankan di Indonesia
Authors: Mea Melan Militia Christania , Tewu Dheana Revalina
Published: August 2023

The issue of bank liquidation in the US during March 2023 has become a trending topic throughout the world's capital markets, including Indonesia. The objective of this study is to examine whether stock prices in the banking sector in Indonesia are still within the confidence interval during the phenomenon of the US banking liquidation. This study finds that the average share price of the privately controlled banking sector tends to decline in value during the US bank liquidation issues. In addition, other evidence also shows that the issue of liquidation of US banks tends to cause the average price of banking shares controlled by the government to fluctuate.
Portofolio investasi berbasis saham akselerasi
Authors: Rondonuwu Nathania Rachel Queen , Antou Monica Kurnia
Published: July 2023

The issue of changes in inflation and interest rates from January to April 2023 is likely to have an impact on trading activity in the capital market. The purpose of this study is to analyze the risk-return performance, especially on accelerated trading boards related to changes in inflation and interest rates. This study finds that stock returns on accelerated trading boards throughout the observation period have not achieved optimal performance with low systematic risk. Individually, this study finds that IPAC and RUNS have optimal returns along with inflation and interest rate issues.
Impact of Education on Patients’ Perception of Quality Treatment by Male Nurses
Authors: Okinda Bianca , Hober Christine , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

ABSTRACTObjective: To improve patients’ perception of quality treatment by male nurses through patient educationDesign: Quasi-Experimental, Descriptive, Pretest- PosttestSetting: Hays Medical Center, Salina Regional Health Center, and the University of Kansas hospitalParticipants: Practicing male nurses, male nursing students, and patientsMethods: Interviews and questionnaires will be used to cross-examine patients, practicing male nurses, and male nursing students. Education will be provided in order to change patient perception of quality treatment by male nursesResults/Conclusions: Pending results and data collection
Oil and Gas Exploration in Ireland: The History, Geology, and Future of the Industry
Authors: Perez Sydney , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The purpose of this study was to examine the history and potential of the oil and gas industry in Ireland. The research examined shows potential reservoirs are thought to have been located, but geological, political, and ideological factors are at play that prevents the fields acceleration. We seek to better understand how these factors prevent the growth and success of the industry, and the possible need for a stronger domestically produced resource supply in the very near future.
Abortion Attitudes Among Kansas Women Before and After a Statewide Vote Upholding Kansans’ Constitutional Right to Abortion
Authors: Cross Hannah , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The United States Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade in June 2022 spotlighted women’s own attitudes towards abortion throughout the United States. Kansas became the first state to put the question of abortion rights directly to their citizens through a statewide referendum in August 2022 on which a majority YES vote would allow the Kansas Legislature to regulate abortions and a majority NO vote would preserve Kansans’ right to the procedure under the Kansas Constitution. Statewide surveying in December 2021 and September-October 2022, of Kansans’ attitudes towards abortion gave insight to how women of the classically red state voted to uphold the Kansas Supreme Court ruling that they have a right to abortion under the Kansas Constitution. We examine abortion attitudes of women and by sociodemographic types using the 2021 and 2022 statewide survey.
Double Stigma: The Influence of Race & Mental Health
Authors: Call Bobbie , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Mental health stigma is prevalent and many people are affected all around the world (Watson, 2002). Stigma often prevents individuals with a mental illness from engaging in typical life routines (Corrigan, 2004). Individuals of ethnic minority groups face discrimination for another attribute. Ethnic discrimination is multiplied if these individuals experience a mental illness, referred to as double stigma (Faye, 2009). Double stigma has detrimental sociological and psychological impacts for those who are exposed to it. Stigma and discrimination are closely related, but stigmatic interventions rarely include minority groups (Knifton et al., 2010). Instead, current research discusses mental health stigma or discrimination of minority groups separately. The current study explores influences of mental illness stigma among undergraduate students. After participants read and indicate consent, they were shown one of four male faces with stereotypical features from different cultures. The four images were ranked similar in attractiveness, age range (21 to 25 years old), and of a similar age to participants (approximately 19 years old). After being shown the image, participants read the vignette about the individual depicted stating an established neighborly relationship and a recent mental health diagnosis. The scenario details a recent event that was not traumatic, including behaviors that could be associated with various mental health diagnoses. After reading the vignette, participants responded to questions regarding attitudes toward mental health diagnoses in general, of minority groups, and demographic questions. Data analyses explore the relationship between mental health stigma and discrimination of minority groups. Future directions and implications also discussed.
Identifying Linguistic Inequality in the Digital Divide: Group Differences in Linguistically Diverse Students ICT Achievement, Self-Efficacy, and Perception
Authors: Yang Sohyun , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The purpose of this study is to examine group differences between ELLs and NEs, in terms of their ICT achievement, self-efficacy, and perception.
iClickers: A type of Active Learning Strategy with Pre-briefing and De-briefing in the Simulation Setting
Authors: Townsend Markie , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

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Analyzing the Influence of Government Education Expenditures on the Primary Completion Rate
Authors: Keener Ellie , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

This research paper aims to study the relationship between the total government expenditures on education and the total primary completion rate by using regression analysis. This study uses data from The World Bank database in 2016, including many different countries and regions. On average, almost 94% of students complete their primary education. The researcher hypothesizes that the amount of government expenditures on education could play a massive part in the average primary completion rate percentage being so high. It would make sense if the higher the government expenditure, the higher the completion rate. On average, government expenditures on education only amount to 15.6% of total government expenditures when further investigating this matter. If government spending plays a large part in the primary completion rate, this number would likely be much more significant. The regression used in this study included the Primary Completion Rate as the Y variable, Government Spending as the key X variable while controlling for the pupil-to-teacher ratio, and trained teachers in primary education. The full regression model included the dummy variable for the country Nauru. The model showed government spending to be negative, having no statistical significance on the primary completion rate in the first three regressions, and positive with no statistical significance in the complete regression. The results tell us that the exact opposite of what the researcher hypothesized. If government spending impacts the primary completion rate, we will suspect the regressions to be positive and have statistical significance on some conventional level.
Home Care Safety
Authors: Lin Lixiu , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

This article uses the Star Model to guide research to identify strategies for enhancing home care safety. Home care service is a fast-growing industry. It is convenient and less expensive for patients to receive medical care in their comfortable space. However, nursing staff have minimum environmental control and may face unpredictable risks. In recent studies, the following focused question has been explored: What are the clients’ and nurses' home care safety needs? What is to be done to address these needs? Studies show that effective support systems, positive relationships, and implementing risk and error management training are essential to enhance home care safety. The outcomes can be evaluated by comparing the clinical incident reports before and after implementing the strategies for 6 months or one year.
Perceptions of Sex Offenders: Does Offender Background Information Impact Punishment?
Authors: Perez Rylee , Whitaker Whitney , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

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HIRA Gene Mutation in Arabidopsis via CRISPR
Authors: Chen Kelly , Shippy Claire , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The purpose of this study is to mutate the HIRA gene in Arabidopsis (a mustard plant) via a CRISPR vector. HIRA is a protein involved in regulating transcription of genes during leaf development. Creating new mutations in HIRA will help us better understand the mechanism of how HIRA regulates transcription.
Parent Partnerships: Promoting Student Growth of Exceptional Students
Authors: Fletke Dayne , Millemon Todd , Tipton Tiffany , Wiele Sherly , Brooks Jerri , null null
Published: August 2023

Meaningful parent partnerships are key in the educational process (Lueder, 1998/2000), especially for students with high incidence disabilities, as these students often “slip through the cracks.” Academic success and quality of learning improve for students of all ages and abilities when the family and school join forces (National Education Association Policy and Practice Department, 2008). This study analyzed parent partnerships in various school settings. Data was used to develop a meaningful parent partnership model to promote student growth, both academically and socially. Data collected allowed us to learn how individuals in varying roles within the educational system and parents presently view the involvement of families of students with special needs.
Atmospheric Effects on Small Plant Life
Authors: Hole James , Adams Paul , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The upper atmosphere has drastically different conditions when compared to the surface of the earth, with heightened radiation and lowered pressures. These atmospheric conditions can mimic conditions on other planets, namely Mars. An experiment was performed to determine how relatively brief exposure(s) to these conditions would affect the growth of Brassica rapa, or mustard seed plants. When compared to other plants of the same species, but exposed to different conditions, the plants that had been fully exposed to the upper atmosphere had similar, but slightly worse growths than the other plant specimens.
Northwestern Kansas Well Water Contaminant Study
Authors: Cohn Emma , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Kansas residents rely on well and aquifer water sources. These sources may contain several contaminants that can greatly affect the lives and health of Kansans. Testing well and aquifers is important for the health and well-being of our Kansas residents, specifically those residing in areas where Prairie Dog Creek and the alluvial plain surrounding it are the key water sources for large portions of Northwestern Kansas and Southwestern Nebraska. Therefore, the aim of this study is to sample water wells in the alluvial plain of Prairie Dog Creek in Norton and Phillips County, Kansas. Samples were shipped to the Kansas Health and Environment Lab (KHEL) laboratories for analysis. After receiving results from KHEL, we input data into ArcGIS to create maps of the following contaminants: Arsenic, Iron, Nitrate, Sulfate, and Uranium . All contaminants were evaluated against their known MCL (maximum contamination level). All residents were informed of their well’s contaminant results, which were put into a database that contains their well number, contamination results, and location.
The Affects of False Alarms on Alarm Fatigue in the ICU
Authors: Lundahl Alexis , Hutchins Marshal , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Objective: Analyze the effect of false alarms on alarm fatigue in ICU nursesDesign: Quasi-Experimental, Mixed Method, ComparativeSetting: Intensive Care Unit of Hays Medical Center Participants: Intensive Care Unit Nurses Results/Conclusions: Pending Results and Data Collection
Virtual Reality Visualization For Complex Protein Structures Using Nanome
Authors: Wen Kaijie , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Nanome is a Virtual Reality based application allowing users to visualize and interact with chemical compounds/molecules and communicate with set virtual communities. With the help of Nanome, different user groups can gain different levels of insight from their experience. As a blend of science and technology, Nanome not only allows users to “walk into science,” it also provides us with a prototype of the future metaverse classroom.
The Lasting Effects of Childhood Trauma
Authors: Bird Allissa , Crist Megan , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Objective: Analyze long-term effects of childhood trauma/maltreatmentDesign: Mixed methods, quasi-experimental, comparativeSetting: Larned State Hospital Psychiatric FacilityParticipants: Larned State Hospital inpatient PSP patientsResults: Pending results and data collection
Influence of light intensity on germination, vegetative development, and reproduction of three species of Asteraceae native to Kansas
Authors: Rodrigues de Queiroz Aline , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Plants are strongly influenced by a continuously changing light environment and their ability to detect light provides them vital information for their survival. However, most of the studies on photobiology are about commercial species and little is known about species native to Kansas and its region. Therefore, our objective was to analyze responses of three Asteraceae species native to Kansas under different light intensities during germination, vegetative development, and flowering. Seeds of Ageratina altissima, Eupatorium purpureum, and Solidago ulmifolia were measured for germination daily in conditions of dark, approximately 10%, 50%, and 100% of natural light. Seeds were later planted in soil and exposed to the same light conditions, and height, number of leaves, and chlorophyll (SPAD) were measured. Preliminary results show that A. altissima was the fastest species for germination and its germinability was consistent across light treatments. Germination in S. ulmifolia was also consistent across light treatments. For E. purpureum, germinability was higher in the light treatments than in the dark. A. altissima plants growing in 50% and 100% of light were taller and had more leaves than plants growing under 10% of light. Conventional plant responses to low light include growing taller under shaded conditions, although these plants responded differently. Most habitats in the prairie are exposed to bright sunlight and these results indicate these Asteraceae species are adapted to live and grow under bright light.
Using the metaphor of a repertory performance season as a tool towards developing sustainable theatrical design practices.
Authors: Sage Carl , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The world of theatrical production is ephemeral. This has often resulted in a tendency towards less than sustainable practices within industry and art form. It has also often placed a potential “barrier of entry” for certain demographics whose resources cannot provide for “single use” production elements.It is, however, feasible to at least compensate for a portion of the challenges by utilizing a design and production mindset that emulates a repertory production schedule.
Campus Inclusivity: Student Experiences of Accessibility at FHSU
Authors: Moravek Rachel , Craig Christy , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Students with disabilities, both documented and undisclosed, are increasingly enrolling in higher education. In this study, we examine student experiences with and understandings of accessibility and accommodations in higher education. Student researchers conducted face-to-face focus group discussions on campus with undergraduate students at FHSU. Our results demonstrate that students experience barriers to accessibility and accommodations in terms of diversity and inclusion, resource availability, financial barriers, and comfort. In addition, we argue that exposing students and faculty to the social model of disability would lift the burden of students’ perceived responsibility to disclose and instead inspire them to look to institutional change as a more effective solution. With college campuses continuing to become more diverse than ever before, understanding student experiences with accessibility is key in creating a more inclusive learning environment.
Nursing Evidenced-Based Practice Project Poster and HandoutThe Novice Nurse and High-Stakes Medications and Dose Calculation: Building Confidence and Mastery Level
Authors: Hicks Sunshine , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Novice nurses and dose calculation competency were considered a concern at the advisory board for the associate degree nursing program. This Evidenced Based Research project aims to evaluate the skill set being developed in the classroom and clinical setting to build mastery level and confidence in the novice nurse and dose calculation using the Five Star ACE Model, focusing on moving research to practice. Synthesis of the data, provided systemic review, determines the gaps. Integrate and hard wire the findings and evaluate for the expected outcome. The expected outcome is the pass of all students in all four semesters for dose calculation, including with high-stakes medications. Quality is the most challenging element nurses must evaluate when assessing the strength of evidence for a topic. Quality refers to the methods used to ensure that results are valid and not influenced by bias or occurring by chance. (Glasofer & Townsend, 2019). The quantitative data will show that the adjustments made have increased the success rate of the student’s competency levels.
Reintegration Programming
Authors: Windholz Mattie , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Among the goals of the US correctional system, rehabilitation remains important The correctional system strives to successfully reintegrate formerly incarcerated individuals into their communities where they refrain from committing further crime While there was a body of research in prior decades suggesting rehabilitation and reintegration efforts were ineffective (“nothing works”), more recent research has discredited this idea by demonstrating that many programs can be effective in correctional settings (“what works”)
How have advanced statistics impacted salary in major league baseball?
Authors: Schulte David , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

In this research poster we are exploring the possibility that the statistic of WAR (wins above replacement) can have some predictive qualities in determining what a player’s salary may be following the signing of a new contract. The group of players that was studied was the free agent class going into the league year of 2019 (here on to be preferred to as the free agent class of 2018). These players’ contracts with their current team expired at the conclusion of the 2019 season. Some players were removed from this sample set for a variety of reasons that will be addressed in the data and methodology section of this paper. Additional data on these players (age, position, and categorical race) was also gathered to see if they had any bearing in predicting a player’s salary. When the regression was run, the variables WAR and age were statistically significant at the 5% level in having some predictive qualities of salary. This regression model is important to study because it can give a better idea of what players are underpaid and overpaid based on the amount of value (WAR) that the player provides to the team.
It Takes a Village to Retain ONE Online Student: A Comparative Study of Online and On-Campus Social Work Students at Fort Hays State University
Authors: Myers Laurel , Keener Michelle , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Retention rates for online students have been found to be lower than for students enrolled in face-to-face classes (Travers, 2016; Lee & Choi, 2011). However, having a positive perception of the university environment can lead to academic persistence and less attrition (Gloria & Kurpius, 1996). This study examined whether a significant difference exists between social work students completing their degree online and those completing their degree face-to-face as it pertains to their perception of the university environment.
If It Wasn’t Documented, It Wasn’t Done: Implementing Nursing Skills Documentation
Authors: Lawver Christina , Keil Shauna , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Students carry out nursing skills in the lab setting. Documentation reinforces the execution and comprehension of the skill performed. Nurses are required to document skills performed in the clinical setting (Mollart et al., 2020). Therefore, it is essential to have students' chart upon completing a nursing skill as a portion of their performance. Students completed charting on paper and have progressed to electronic charting in google docs.
The Effects of Stress on Prospective Memory
Authors: Staab Rylee , Hill Trey , Carlson Gordon , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

The purpose of the study is to use an immersive virtual reality (VR) experience to create fear to examine the effects of induced acute stress on an individual’s prospective memory, which deals with remembering to do something in the future. Past research exploring the impact of acute psychosocial stress has shown that higher levels of stress improves performance of prospective memory tasks1. Other studies examining the effects of acute stress on prospective memory have required participants placing their hands in ice water2, and placed participants in a face-to-face simulated job interview3 to induce stress. Other research on acute stress and prospective memory appears to be at odds with the Yerkes- Dodson Law, which suggests an inverted “U” pattern with respect to anxiety/stress/arousal and performance.
Learning by doing: Departmental-wide reflection on incorporating experiential-learning across the curriculum
Authors: Lynn Tamara , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Experiential-learning (EL), which captures a broad range of pedagogies, is a process where students learn by connecting experience to curriculum. More simply, EL provides students opportunities to learn by doing. Guided reflection, in conjunction with the experience, bridges the activity with course learning outcomes. Faculty teaching in the Department of Criminal Justice at FHSU made EL and the process of reflection a priority, incorporating pedagogies that include, but not limited to, service-learning, problem-based learning, and community-based research. This study demonstrates three innovative approaches to experiential-learning, including reflection, facilitated in criminal justice courses.
Subsurface Mapping of Intra-Arbuckle Shale Using GIS
Authors: Denny Cole , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

This research works to map out shale within the Arbuckle formation in Kansas counties Ellis, Trego, Graham, and Rooks using ArcGIS Pro software. Subsurface maps are a key component to a successful petroleum industry, and modern Arbuckle maps are sought after by the industry today. Intra-Arbuckle shale has been shown to create compartmentalization throughout KS in private studies, but the shale has never been mapped out or studied. This research will open the door to more research opportunities as well as more knowledge on shale within the Arbuckle and possibly other formations in the future.
Plant-Soil Microbiome Feedback Impacts on Native and Non-native Grasses Throughout Kansas
Authors: Harrison Scout , Greer Mitchell , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Beginning in 1917, a group of perennial warm-season bunchgrasses collectively called Old World Bluestems (OWBs) were introduced from the countries of Europe, Asia, Russia, and Australia. These grasses were brought in to reduce soil erosion and increase hay and forage production, as they can produce up to four times more biomass than native grasses. However, the forage quality of OWBs is reduced as the plant matures and must therefore be harvested prior to maturation. Furthermore, OWBs have become problematic in the southern and central Great Plains, invading and then dominating native warm-season rangelands causing a reduction in ecosystem services.
Girls and the juvenile justice system: Community stakeholders recognize gender non-conforming behavior as “criminal” for girls
Authors: Terry April , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Behaviors that guide girls into the correctional environment often pose little or no threat to public safety (e.g., running away). Deeply rooted gender injustice continues to remain persistent and drives girls deeper into the system. Despite continued discussion on improvement of societal gender norms, girls’ deviant behavior is often considered different from boys. In rural communities, girls’ deviance may be viewed as a threat to societal norms of femininity or a product of poor choices. For girls, these non-violent behaviors pave a way into the system and potentially a life behind bars. The current study serves as a contemporary comparison of qualitative responses outlining differences between perceived deviancy of girls and boys among a sample of community stakeholders in a Midwestern state. Results are consistent—girls continue to be held to different, lesser, standards of “appropriate” conduct than boys, creating a pathway into the juvenile correctional system.
How Well do Shoulder Braces Provide Stability at the Glenohumeral Joint in Collegiate Aged Athletes A Systematic Review
Authors: Pechanec Kimberly , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Injuries at the glenohumeral joint are common in sports, especially collegiate sports. More athletes are now wearing a shoulder stabilization brace to help restrict motion. Current evidence demonstrates shoulder braces do no maintain their initial amount of motion restriction after physical activity. While there is increased motion with the shoulder brace after activity, the brace still provides stability. More research needs to be conducted to further confirm or deny this information.
Dicyano and pyridine derivatives of retinal: Synthesis, vibronic, electronic and photophysical properties
Authors: Cruz Arvin , null null , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Two new derivatives of all-trans retinal, one containing a pyridine and a cyanide substituent (15,15’-cyanopyridyl retinal, 2) and the other containing two cyanide substituents (15,15’-dicyano-retinal, 3) have been synthesized by the Knoevenagel reaction. Compound 2 crystallizes in the space group P-1; compound 3 crystallizes in the space group P21/n. The polyene chains are bowed. The compounds exhibit C≡N vibrations in the infra-red and Raman regions and undergo irreversible oxidations. Compounds 2 and 3 display electronic absorptions with maxima located at 442 nm and 487 nm, and emission peaks located at 583 nm and 500 nm, respectively. Density Functional Theory and Time Dependent Density Functional Theory calculations reveal that the HOMO and LUMO are located primarily on the polyene chain and the energy gap between them is consistent with the observed optical spectrum.
Bonding through books behind bars: Reconnecting incarcerated mothers/grandmothers with children
Authors: Terry April , Terry April , null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: August 2023

Bonding through books is a piloted project that sought to engage incarcerated mothers/grandmothers through furthering their literacy skills to promote prosocial relationships with their children/grandchildren. Literacy measurements often consider fourth-grade literacy as the measure for future achievement. Approximately 68% of children in the U.S. do not meet this standard with most youth coming from rural, low-income or at-risk homes—an almost exact match for incarcerated mothers and children in Kansas. We sought to help reduce prison disciplinary issues, ease the reintegration process, and increase success upon release. This was accomplished through both live (on-site) and recorded read aloud sessions and measured through pre/post-test data analysis and the review of disciplinary reports. Pre and post-test surveys included the Rhody Secondary Reading Attitude Assessment, Parenting Sense of Competency Scale, and National Assessment of Adult Literacy. At the culmination of the project, the mothers/grandmothers would be assisted with recording themselves reading a children’s book to be sent home to their children/grandchildren. Due to unforeseen travel restrictions, post-test data is not available and all reported data is based on pre-test data. Most participants were already interested in reading and felt competent parenting behind bars.
The Effect of Understanding of Accounting Standards and Internal Control Systems on the Quality of Financial Statements with the Application of Accounting Software as a Moderating Variable
Authors: Rahmadani Desmia , Nugroho Dwiyanjana Santyo
Published: August 2023

This research examines the effect of understanding accounting standards and internal control systems on the quality of financial reports by applying accounting software as a moderating variable. The population of this research is MSMEs in DKI Jakarta. This study used a sampling technique, namely Proportional Stratified Random Sampling. The number of samples studied was 96 MSMEs in DKI Jakarta using a Likert scale measurement questionnaire. Testing the research data is done by testing the validity, reliability, classic assumption, and hypothesis tests. The results of this study indicate that the application of accounting software can strengthen the effect of understanding accounting standards and internal control systems on the quality of financial reports.
Peran Inovasi dalam Keberhasilan Kewirausahaan: Studi Kasus tentang Startup Berkembang Pesat di Industri Teknologi
Authors: Ahmad Muh. Ihsan Said , Idrus Muhammad Ishlah , Rijal Syamsu , Satiadharma Moehamad , K. Dianta Mustofa
Published: August 2023

Metode penelitian ini menyajikan pendekatan komprehensif untuk mempelajari peran inovasi dalam kesuksesan wirausaha dalam konteks perusahaan rintisan yang berkembang pesat di industri teknologi. Metodologi penelitian ini menggunakan analisis bibliometrik, yang melibatkan evaluasi kuantitatif terhadap literatur akademis dan publikasi ilmiah yang relevan. Dengan memanfaatkan teknik bibliometrik, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi tren utama, penulis yang berpengaruh, dan tema utama yang terkait dengan peran inovasi dalam kesuksesan wirausaha. Selain itu, pendekatan studi kasus akan digunakan untuk menganalisis startup yang berkembang pesat dan memeriksa implikasi praktis dari inovasi dalam perjalanan kewirausahaannya. Metode penelitian ini bertujuan untuk berkontribusi pada pengetahuan yang ada tentang inovasi dan kewirausahaan dengan memberikan wawasan dan rekomendasi yang dapat ditindaklanjuti bagi para akademisi dan praktisi di lapangan.
Faktor-Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Perilaku Pembelian Konsumen secara Lintas Budaya
Authors: Sudirjo Frans
Published: August 2023

Penelitian ini menyelidiki faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi perilaku pembelian konsumen lintas budaya di antara pengunjung asing ke Indonesia. Dengan lanskap budaya yang beragam dan popularitas Indonesia sebagai tujuan wisata, memahami faktor pendorong keputusan konsumen menjadi sangat penting bagi para pelaku bisnis dan pembuat kebijakan. Pendekatan metode campuran diadopsi, menggabungkan data kuantitatif yang diperoleh melalui survei dengan wawasan kualitatif dari wawancara mendalam. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa keaslian budaya dan adaptasi budaya dalam strategi pemasaran secara signifikan mempengaruhi preferensi konsumen. Selain itu, pembangunan kepercayaan muncul sebagai faktor penting dalam membentuk loyalitas konsumen. Temuan ini memiliki implikasi untuk bisnis yang bertujuan untuk beresonansi dengan konsumen asing dan mendorong interaksi budaya yang positif di sektor pariwisata dan ritel Indonesia.
Dampak Kebijakan Pemerintah Terhadap Ekosistem Kewirausahaan : Studi Kasus Inkubator Bisnis di Indonesia
Authors: Rukmana Arief Yanto , Priyana Yana , Rahayu Muji , Jaelani Evan
Published: August 2023

Studi penelitian ini menyelidiki dampak kebijakan pemerintah terhadap ekosistem kewirausahaan di Indonesia, dengan fokus khusus pada inkubator bisnis. Inkubator bisnis memainkan peran penting dalam mendukung perusahaan rintisan tahap awal dan usaha kecil dengan menyediakan sumber daya penting, bimbingan, dan lingkungan yang mendukung. Studi ini mengadopsi pendekatan metode campuran, menggabungkan wawancara kualitatif, diskusi kelompok terarah, dan survei kuantitatif untuk mengumpulkan data yang komprehensif. Temuan menunjukkan bahwa pengusaha yang menganggap kebijakan pemerintah mendukung melaporkan hasil yang lebih positif dari proses inkubasi. Inkubator bisnis terbukti memiliki dampak signifikan terhadap keberhasilan dan pertumbuhan usaha, berkontribusi pada tingkat kelangsungan hidup dan peluang pertumbuhan yang lebih tinggi. Namun, tantangan dalam mengakses pendanaan pasca-inkubasi dan penundaan birokrasi diidentifikasi, sehingga perlu adanya peningkatan kebijakan. Implikasi dari penelitian ini menyarankan kesinambungan kebijakan, memperkuat program inkubator, memfasilitasi akses ke modal ventura, dan mendorong ekosistem kewirausahaan kolaboratif. Dengan memperhatikan aspek-aspek tersebut, para pembuat kebijakan dapat menciptakan lingkungan yang lebih kondusif bagi kewirausahaan di Indonesia, mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pembangunan berkelanjutan.
Peran Kewirausahaan Sosisal dalam Pencapaian Tujuan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan (SDGs)
Authors: Khasanah Muthi’atul , B Ahmad Muktamar , Satiadharma Moehamad , Supriandi
Published: August 2023

Penelitian ini menyelidiki peran penting kewirausahaan sosial dalam mencapai Tujuan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan (Sustainable Development Goals/SDGs) di Indonesia. Karena Indonesia menghadapi berbagai tantangan sosial-ekonomi dan lingkungan, pendekatan inovatif sangat penting untuk mengatasinya secara berkelanjutan. Kewirausahaan sosial, dengan fokus yang digerakkan oleh misinya untuk menciptakan dampak sosial dan lingkungan yang positif, menghadirkan jalan yang potensial untuk mempercepat kemajuan menuju SDGs. Dengan menggunakan pendekatan metode campuran, studi ini menggabungkan analisis data kuantitatif dan studi kasus kualitatif untuk menilai dampak, tantangan, dan faktor pendukung kewirausahaan sosial di Indonesia. Temuan penelitian ini menyoroti keselarasan usaha kewirausahaan sosial dengan SDGs tertentu, kontribusi nyata mereka, serta motivasi dan tantangan yang dihadapi oleh para wirausahawan sosial. Penelitian ini menekankan pentingnya ekosistem yang mendukung, sumber pendanaan yang beragam, dan kebijakan yang mendukung untuk memanfaatkan potensi penuh kewirausahaan sosial dalam mendorong pembangunan berkelanjutan di Indonesia.
PENEGAKAN KODE ETIK TANGGUNG JAWAB PROFESI TENAGA KESEHATAN
Authors: Faizzah Irvani , Sari Ceri Febila , Rahmawati Ade Intan , Diwanti Anggita Norma , Nuraini Farah Adiba , Febryana Ratnasari  , Ika Firhandini  , Nadhif Irvani Faizzah , , Nadila Rahmawati  , Nevine Viara  , Kuncorowati Rahmani Dewi , Dzulfiqar Bariq Faiq Fadhil
Published: August 2023

Permasalahan etika di dunia rumah sakit seperti halnya fenomena gunung es. Di lndonesia banyak permasalahan yang tidak terungkap. Mulai dari kasus dugaan malpraktik, kelalaian dalam penanganan pasien, diskriminasi terhadap pasien, sampai tindak kriminal lainnya. Tenaga medis memiliki peran penting dalam menciptakan pelayanan kesehatan yang bermutu. Di antaranya dalam menerapkan budaya keselamatan pasien. Saat ini keselamatan pasien belum sepenuhnya menjadi budaya dalam pelayanan kesehatan. Hal ini terlihat dari masih adanya kasus seperti malpraktik, diskriminasi, dan lainnya. Setiap profesi kesehatan memiliki kode etik masing-masing. Keberadaan kode etik seharusnya menjadi aspek dalam penerapan budaya keselamatan pasien. Undang-Undang Rumah Sakit Nomor 44 tahun 2009 sudah jelas mengatakan bahwa keselamatan pasien adalah faktor yang harus diutamakan oleh petugas kesehatan dibandingkan faktor yang lain. Metode yang digunakan yaitu menelaah dari berbagai sumber publikasi ilmiah secara online. Dari hasil pencarian kemudian diolah dan dianalisis sehingga menghasilkan sebuah pembahasan dan kesimpulan dari topik yang ditetapkan. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian kode etik yang dimiliki oleh profesi tenaga kesehatan harus selalu diterapkan sebagai upaya untuk menerapkan budaya keselamatan pasien. Pasien akan merasa puas apabila terlayani dengan baik oleh tenaga kesehatan. Untuk menerapkan budaya keselamatan pasien dan menjalankan kode etik profesi diperlukan iklim berorganisasi yang baik. Aspek etika menjadi bagian penting dalam melakukan pelayanan kepada pasien
Pengaruh Penggunaan Model Pembelajaran Problem Based Learning Terhadap Civic Skills Peserta Didik (Penelitian Eksperimen di kelas X SMKN 1 Jayakerta Kabupaten Karawang)
Authors: Meidi Herdila , Kania Delila , Elan
Published: August 2023

Penelitian ini dilatarbelakangi oleh rendahnya keterampilan warga negara dalam memecahkan masalah kehidupan maka memerlukan perubahan dengan model pembelajaran maka perlu adanya metode pembelajaran yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan untuk meningkatkan Civic Skills peserta didik. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode Eksperimen dengan pendekatan kuantitatif. Pengumpulan data dan instrumen penelitian yang digunakan yaitu dengan melakukan uji tes dan kuesioner yang diberikan kepada peserta didik. (1) kondisi awal Civic Skills peserta didik berdasarkan homogen berdasarkan pengujian hipotesis melalui uji-t memperoleh nilai R hitung Rhitung 0,53 > 0,05 Dijadikan tolak ukur peneliti agar memperoleh hasil peningkatan Civic Skills peserta didik. (2) Peningkatan Civic Skills peserta didik yang memperoleh model pembelajaran Problem Based Learning (PBL) dengan peserta didik yang memperoleh mooted konvensional memperoleh perbedaan yang signifikan, berdasarkan hasil pengujian hipotesis dengan uji-t diperoleh sig.(2tailed) sebesar 0,000<0,5 Dapat disimpulkan bahwa model pembelajaran Problem Based learning (X) memiliki pengaruh terhadap Civic Skills Peserta didik (Y). berdasarkan kriteria pengujian tersebut dapat terlihat bahwa Civic Skills peserta didik yang memperoleh model pembelajaran Problem Based Learning (PBL) lebih tinggi dari pada peserta didik yang memperoleh model konvensional. Selanjutnya perolehan rata-rata skor again pada kelas eksperimen 0,39 Yang dikategorikan cukup efektif sedangkan kelas kontrol memperoleh 0,20 yang dikategorikan kurang efektif.