bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH DIGITAL MARKETING DAN ELECTRONIC WORD OF MOUTH TERHADAP KEPUTUSAN MENGINAP (Studi Pada OTA)
Authors: Satcitanandadewi Putu , Trianasari Trianasari , Indah Rahmawati Putu
Published: October 2023

This research activity has a goal, namely to find out the effect of digital marketing variable aspects and electronic word of mouth variable aspects on the decision to stay. The researchers carried out the data collection process by usingThis research activity has a goal, namely to find out the effect of digital marketing variable aspects and electronic word of mouth variable aspects on the decision to stay. The researchers carried out the data collection process by using a questionnaire. The researchers have used the population, namely consumers (guests) whose age has reached 18 years and over. In carrying out the sample calculation process, a formula called Lemeshow will be used. The analysis technique used in this case is multiple linear regression and previously carried out the instrument testing process and the classical assumption testing process with the aim of knowing the accuracy of the results obtained with the help of support from the SPSS version 26.0 for windows program. The results of research activities show that (1) the variable aspects of digital marketing and electronic word of mouth variables simultaneously influence the decision to stay (2) the variable aspects of digital marketing show a positive and significant effect on the decision to stay and (3) The variable aspect of electronic word of mouth shows a positive and significant value influence on the decision to stay.
Keywords:
Digital Marketing, Electronic Word of Mouth, Stay Decision
INFLUENCE OF EXPERIENTIAL VALUE ON BRAND IMAGE AND CUSTOMER LOYALTY OF VISTA CONCRETE TILES PT. YASKA POST OF THE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER IN THE CITY OF MATARAM
Authors: Husein Saddam , Saufi Akhmad , Handayani Rinuastuti Baiq
Published: October 2023

This study aims to find out the effect of Experiential Value on Brand image and customer loyalty at PT. Yaska after the earthquake in the city of Mataram using the associative quantitative method with a sample of 40 respondents and using a questionnaire as a tool for collecting data whose results were analyzed using smart PLS through the inner and outer model tests. The results of this study show significant positive results where the Experiential Value on Brand image and customer loyalty where the more positive the Experiential Value received by customers, the better the Brand image of a brand and increase customer loyalty.

Keywords: Experiential Value, Brand Image, Customer Loyalty, Concrete Tiles
ANÁLISE DO ATAQUE ÀS URNAS ELETRÔNICAS NAS ELEIÇÕES PRESIDENCIAIS DE 2022 SOB O OLHAR DAS TEORIAS DA AGENDA SETTING, GATEKEEPING E FRAMING
Authors: Netto Miguel Rodrigues , Bezerra Júlia Ribeiro
Published: October 2023

Este artigo visa relacionar a teoria da agenda setting, gatekeeping e framing com os eventos ocorridos antes do 1º turno das eleições gerais brasileiras, na qual o ataque às urnas eletrônicas se fazia presente. O objetivo é demonstrar como o discurso influencia nas notícias publicadas pelos meios de comunicação, consequentemente interferindo na prática cidadã. Nós buscamos entender os efeitos da mídia na sociedade, utilizando material bibliográfico acerca das teorias e pesquisa documental em conteúdos midiáticos sobre o ataque ao funcionamento das urnas eletrônicas, cujo recorte abordou três veículos diferentes. Como resultado compreendemos que a divulgação e compartilhamento dessas notícias criou uma nova forma de pensar e agir num grupo de pessoas, onde o principal sustento é a desinformação.
Um projeto de extensão em pedagogia hospitalar e o COVID-19
Authors: Turci Deolinda Armani , Santos Cíntia Aparecida dos , Alquino Erica Renata de Jesus , Souza Rosângela Rodrigues de , Queiroz Larissa Formiga Gonçalves , Fragoso Ernanni Marcolino
Published: October 2023

As atividades extensionistas possibilitam a aproximação da universidade com a comunidade externa, articulando teoria e prática, ensino e pesquisa. Durante pandemias que obrigam ao afastamento social, alguns projetos de extensão ficam comprometidos, porque dependem do contato entre as pessoas. O trabalho que apresentamos tem como objetivo relatar as atividades desenvolvidas em um projeto de extensão em Pedagogia Hospitalar em uma Faculdade de Educação de uma universidade pública mineira, durante os anos de 2020 e 2021, em situação pandêmica derivada do COVID-19 e consequente afastamento social. Utilizaram-se como referencial teórico estudos de autoras que debatem a temática da Pedagogia Hospitalar, entre elas Rejane Fontes, Ercília de Paula e Giuseppinna Sandroni. Metodologicamente, apresentamos aqui processos e procedimentos adotados na organização e no funcionamento do grupo de extensão no período. Os resultados demonstram que a proposta efetivada colaborou com o aprendizado das discentes envolvidas, contribuiu indiretamente com as crianças hospitalizadas e promoveu intervenções na comunidade externa, como previsto, seguindo metas e objetivos.
síndrome da ansiedade de separação em cães: revisão de literatura
Authors:   , Pereira Bianca Rosilda Veloso , Freitas Thiago
Published: October 2023

A síndrome da ansiedade de separação é uma doença comportamental, e
ocorre quando o animal é separado da figura de apego. O cão é um dos mais
acometidos por terem maior aproximação com o ser humano. Fatores
desencadeadores estão ligados a hipervinculação, humanização, antropomorfismo e
traumas emocionais. Os principais sinais clínicos apresentado são: a vocalização
excessiva, a destruição de objetos e urinar e defecar em locais inapropriados,
tornando consequências indesejadas para a relação homem-cão. O diagnóstico é
realizado através de exames clínicos, questionários e filmagens. Vários tratamentos
podem ser aplicados, como métodos de manejo comportamental, ambiental,
alternativos e farmacológicos. Foram levantadas várias pesquisas em artigos, livros
acadêmicos e revistas científicas, nacionais e internacionais, para descrever a melhor
diagnósticos. O objetivo desta revisão foi mostrar o impacto dessa doença, a fim de
evitar o retardo no diagnóstico, melhorar o tratamento, bem como prevenir o
desenvolvimento da doença e suas consequências.
1º MOBICIT - CONGRESSO NACIONAL INTEGRADO DE MOBILIDADE ELÉTRICA E CIDADES INTELIGENTES
Authors: Piotto Cláudio Olivo , Stegemann Cristiane , Silveira Maristela Schleicher , Endres Creciana Maria , Morais Juciana Anzolin
Published: October 2023

O MOBICIT é um congresso promovido pelo UniSENAI com apoio da FAPESC, que aconteceu em Jaraguá do Sul/SC, o objetivo do congresso foi discutir e disseminar o tema da mobilidade elétrica e as cidades inteligentes, além de fomentar o debate com temas como: combustíveis fósseis, crescimento e políticas relacionadas aos carros eletrificados.
Relatório final das atividades desenvolvidas no Estágio Pós-doutoral. Macapá/PA
Authors: Pinto Ricardo Figueiredo
Published: October 2023

O descritivo a ser apresentado a seguir, tem por objetivo apresentar todas as atividades desenvolvidas no estágio pós-doutoral realizadas no período de setembro de 2022 à agosto de 2023 de acordo com o planejamento prévio apresentado a coordenação e supervisão do referido estágio estando este referendado pelo supervisor do estágio Prof. Pós-doutor Robson Antônio Tavares Costa, a época também coordenador do programa.
Neuromuscular Training in Football: A Literature Review
Authors: Carlos Álvarez-Serrano , Juan Alfaro-Segovia , Eduardo Guzmán-Muñoz , Miguel Alarcón-Rivera
Published: October 2023

Introduction: Neuromuscular training (NT) involves a series of functionally focused exercises that address aspects such as postural stability, sensory perception, and muscle strengthening. These exercises are incorporated as an integral part of a currently used training protocol. Objective: To review the main effects of NT on injury prevention in soccer players and its impact on related physical performance. Methods: Review of the literature describing different studies on NT in soccer. The following databases were used to search and retrieve the scientific articles: PubMed, Scopus, and Ebsco. Combinations of the following keywords were used to perform the search (“neuromuscular training” OR “proprioceptive training” OR “sensorimotor training”) AND (“soccer” OR “football” OR “soccer players” OR “football players”). Results: A positive trend is observed in NT for the prevention of knee and ankle injuries, in addition to improving muscle strength and motor skills such as agility and coordination. Conclusion: This review managed to identify that NT is effective in reducing the risk of injury in soccer players; however, the literature has mainly addressed lower extremity injuries. Therefore, it may be necessary for future investigations to focus on the upper extremity and trunk. Likewise, it was determined that NT has a potential impact on improving physical performance, with the variables of strength, power, speed, agility, and balance being the most studied.
Obesity, dyslipidemia, and diabetes mellitus as risk factors in cholelithiasis
Authors: Hendarto Hari , Akbar Femmy Nurul , Muzakki Jewaqa Brako , Amri Regi Azistha , Nugraha Septian Nindita Adi , Adlani Hadianti
Published: October 2023

Objectives: Cholelithiasis or gallstones has many risk factors, such as age, sex, obesity, dyslipidemia, and diabetes mellitus (DM). Studies in developing country shown that obesity, dyslipidemia, and DM occurred in 55.0%, 76.0%, and 17.7% of adults with cholelithiasis, respectively. The aim of this study is to know the proportion of cholelithiasis risk factors.

Materials & methods: This retrospective study using descriptive cross sectional design performed in one of the largest referral hospital in Jakarta Indonesia. Demographic data, and laboratory examination were collected from medical record. Patients presented with cholelithiasis from the abdominal ultrasonography was enrolled into study.

Results: 93 subjects were selected through consecutive sampling, where in 65.8% were female and 77.5% age>40 years. The majority was obese (47.3%) and the obesity grade I was most prevalent. Dyslipidemia was found in 19.3% subjects with proportion of high total cholesterol was 54.5%, high LDL 90.9%, high triglycerides 27.3%, and low HDL 18.2%. DM was found in 15.0% subjects. Random blood glucose had higher proportion, accounting 57.2% with mean 140.67± 89.69 mg/dl. Female and age>40 years had more proportion in cholelithiasis patients.

Conclusions: Proportion of cholelithiasis with obesity 47.3%, dyslipidemia 19.3%, and diabetes 15.0%. However, the proportion of obesity, dyslipidemia and diabetes in this study was lower than other studies in Asia or developing countries. Patients with obesity grade I, high LDL and RBG>40 mg/dl should be aware to have cholelithiasis.
Justification of applicability of the mosaic pillar system in the ore-free blocks in mining of lode gold deposits
Authors: Ermoshkin D.N. , Kurmanaliev K.Z. , Mansurov V.A. , Mezhelovsky V.I. , Babkin E.A.
Published: October 2023

The paper discusses the formation of self-similar, hierarchically scaled, fractal properties of ore and ore-free subsystems of blocks within the mineralized zone. It is planned to identify the ore-free invariant blocks to create pillars within the extended producing block boundaries with the size of up to 160 m along the strike and up to 120 m down the dip of the thin veins, for mechanized layer-wise mining from sublevel strikes. Subsystems of the ore and ore-free blocks have similar fractal dimensions and degree of hierarchy, which is close to the coefficient of 2. Application of the method to leave the ore-free intervals as pillars considerably reduces the specific operational costs from 28-34 USD/ton of ore to 16,64 USD/ton due to cutting costs of drilling and blasting operations of the pillar volume (up to 14%) as well as for the mine preparation and stoping operations. The method of leaving pillars in the ore-free intervals makes it possible (1) to abandon the practice of rock and consolidating stowing while cutting the specific costs down to 5.18 USD/ton of ore; (2) to control the rock pressure while mining lode bodies in the vertical extent with cascades up to 120 m and the expected mineralization mining depth of up to 1000 m; (3) to enhance the produced ore grades from 14% to 25% by minimizing the primary dilution from the ore-free intervals.
Innovative solutions to improve the efficiency of coarse crushing in iron ore mining and processing plants
Authors: Lipatov A.G. , Furin V.O. , Kholodkov A.A. , Zhuravlev A.G.
Published: October 2023

The need to increase the capacity of crushing and processing facilities of mining and concentrating operations plants that develop deposits of hard and abrasive ores, most of which are concentrated within the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly, required solving a number of technological challenges in the crushing process. For this purpose, requirements were formulated as a result of analyzing characteristics of coarse, medium and fine ore crushing, based on which Uralmashplant JSC executed research and development activities aimed at upgrading the KKD-1500/180-2P crushers. As the result of this upgrade, the crushing chamber profile for hard and highly abrasive ores has been optimized to achieve an 8-10% increase in coarse crushing throughput capacity and a 29% increase in the reduction ratio. Due to the increased vertical adjustment of the mantle, more stable gradation of the KKD crushing product was ensured, while the time between relining was increased by 92% with a 48-50% reduction of repair and maintenance costs for relining of the KKD crushers. In addition, a 25% reduction in the number of the crusher blockages was noted, which further ensures the stability of the ore feed to the subsequent crushing and grinding stages. Field tests of the upgraded KKD-1500/180-2P crushers proved the following technical and economic effects in the medium and fine crushing stages: an increase in the volume of undersized material in scalping, a reduction in the product size in secondary crushing as a result of decreasing the crusher's closed side settings (CSS), a reduced cycle time of tertiary (fine) crushing with a decreased circulating load in secondary and tertiary crushing stages, which helped to increase the medium and fine crushing throughput capacity by 3-5%. The savings in maintenance and operating costs for the coarse, medium and fine crushers are estimated to be around 20%.
COVID-19 PANDEMİSİ SÜRECİNDE YAŞLI BİREYLERİN DURUMUNUN SOSYAL HİZMET BAĞLAMINDA DEĞERLENDİRİLMESİ
Authors: LOTFİ Sayra , MEYDAN Selda , ÖZKAN Aydın Olcay
Published: October 2023

Bu araştırmada, COVID-19 salgını sürecinde yaşlı bireylerin mevcut durumunun ve ihtiyaçlarının tespit edilerek sosyal hizmet bağlamında değerlendirilmesi amaçlanmaktadır. Nicel araştırma yöntemi kullanılan bu araştırmanın örneklemini İstanbul’da ikamet eden 415 yaşlı birey oluşturmuştur. Araştırmanın bulgularından yaşlı bireylerin sosyodemografik bilgileri, sosyal destek durumları, teknoloji kullanımları, zamanı değerlendirme yöntemleri ile bedensel ve ruhsal sağlık durumlarına ilişkin bilgiler elde edilmeye çalışılmıştır. Araştırmanın sonuçlarına göre, pandemi döneminde yaşlı bireylerin çoğunluğunun eşi ve çocuklarıyla birlikte yaşadığı, gelir durumu sebebiyle zorlandıkları ve önemli bir kısmının destek ya da yardım almadıkları, alışveriş vb. gibi dışarı çıkılması gereken ihtiyaçlarını karşılayan birilerinin olduğu ve ev dışına çıkılmasını gerektiren ihtiyaçlarının genellikle çocukları tarafından karşılandığı, yaşlı bireylerle en az iletişime geçen grubun yetkililer olduğu görülmüştür. Yaşlı bireyler, sevdikleri ile genellikle günde bir kez veya daha az sıklıkta yüz yüze görüşebildiklerini, cep telefonu ve bilgisayar kullanımına yeterince hakim olmadıklarını, evde kaldıkları günlerde yeterince fiziksel aktivite gerçekleştirmediklerini, salgında en önemli korkularının kendilerinin ya da yakınlarının hastalığa yakalanması olduğunu belirtmişlerdir.
REFINING VERSUS SIMPLIFICATION IN SAPE PLAYERS' TRANSMISSION AND PERFORMANCE THROUGH SOUND MANIPULATION
Authors: Musib Ahmad Faudzi
Published: October 2023

Sarawak distinguishes out with its multicultural flexibility in comparison to a larger Malaysian nation-state where pluralism is all-encompassing and dominant. That is, Sarawak society appears to be more open to appreciating the complex tapestry of its people’s lives as well as their stated desire for an identity distinct from any dominant culture. The growth of regional music on audio carriers promotes the economics of a region. Aside from generating revenue, the music of Kayan and Kenyah and other groups of people living in the region can be shared with people in other countries, attracting tourists and social scientists from around the world. Among the main protagonists are Tusau Padan, Matthew Ngau Jau, Jerry Kamit, and Tuyang Tan Ngan. This study compares and contrasts performance ideas of their sape playing and productions, addressing simplification and refining of sound/devices/musical instruments and setting using some elements of Hendrix and Edge’s (U2 guitarist). The analysis will be focused on specific sound qualities, gadgets employed, and musical instruments as a whole. The discourse encompasses both artists’ perspectives as well as the audience’s comprehension.
RE-SOUNDING THE AZANDE MANZA XYLOPHONE COLLECTION THROUGH A DIY REPLICA INSTRUMENT AND ARTISTIC EXPERIMENTATION
Authors: Yip Adilia
Published: October 2023

The paper will discuss the interdisciplinary methodology of re-constructing the music practice, embodiment, and social-cultural traits of historical musical instruments through making replica-sound installations and artistic experimentation. Out of the vast collection of 159 Central African xylophones of Africa Museum (Brussels), the project focuses on two manza xylophones of the Azande people in north DR Congo, a musical heritage that has been in perceptible decline since the 1950's . Performed in court events, the xylophones were owned by Chief Guga at Bondo, and acquired by Belgian military and ethnographer Hutereau in 1912, who has also collected sound recordings of these instruments. We have scarce information about the musical practice due to limited and incomplete ethnographical documentation, and lack of interest in past scientific research and expedition; hence, the project proposes to reconstruct the missing knowledge through analysing audiovisual, photography, and document archives, and through hypothesising the movement patterns, bodily posture and techniques of playing the sound recordings using the replica-sound installations. This experimental approach will reveal to us xylophone musicians’ embodied experience, their musicking and listening processes (Small 1998), and a deepened understanding into the social meanings and functions of the instruments.
Modelling the process of development of a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service
Authors: Abdalina Larisa Vasilyevna , Zaitsev Alexander Vladimirovich
Published: October 2023

The aim of the study is to substantiate the importance and necessity of developing value attitude towards military service among contract servicemen. The paper sheds light on the notion of “a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service”; identifies the specifics of using the modelling method in the context of a pedagogical research on developing value attitude towards professional activities among contract servicemen; presents a model for the process of development of a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service and describes the main blocks of the model. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the fact that it is the first to present a model for the process of development of a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service. As a result of the study, a theoretical model for the process of development of a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service was elaborated. The model includes the main four blocks: the theoretical and methodological block, containing the goal, methodological approaches, principles; the structural and content-related block, consisting of the main structural-content components: motivational-target, content-procedural, emotional-evaluative, resultant and sense-bearing; the operational and activity block, within the framework of which the course programme “Development of a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service” was implemented and the corresponding forms and methods of value attitude development were used; the evaluative and effective block, reflecting the main criteria, indicators and levels of development of a contract soldier’s value attitude towards military service.
Cognitive bases of connotative polysemy of English-language artistic names
Authors: Sukhareva Olga Vadimovna
Published: October 2023

The study aims to identify the features of ethnocultural connotative polysemy formation for artistic names in the English language within the framework of the linguoculturological orientation of the cognitive approach. The paper examines connotative polysemy as a result of a multi-vector secondary interpretation of English-language artistic names determined by both linguistic and extralinguistic factors. The scientific novelty lies in investigating the phenomenon of connotative polysemy from cognitive positions as a result of derivational naming processes occurring due to perspectivization of various cognitive features. The phenomenon of ethnoconnotation is considered as an ontological property of linguistic units, a potency that can be realized by native speakers in the process of communication. It is the first time that the material of the English language has been used to identify the usual and potential polysemous artistic names with ethnoconnotation. As a result, it has been proved that perspectivization, the foregrounding of a certain section of the frame, serves as an explanatory basis for the examination of the mechanism of generation of connotative meanings. Artistic names can potentially implement an unlimited number of cultural connotations, which indicates their content capacity and relevance for native speakers, as well as the creative nature of language activities in general.
Cognitive mechanisms of colour terms in the advertising tourist narrative (by the example of Lake Baikal)
Authors: Men’shikova Ekaterina Evgen’evna
Published: October 2023

The aim of the study is to determine the cognitive mechanisms of colour terms in the advertising tourist narrative. The scientific novelty of the work is accounted for by the problem statement: it is the first time that colour terms have been considered taking into account the mechanisms of their cognitive organisation in the advertising tourist narrative using Lake Baikal as an example. The paper analyses the views of researchers describing colour terms in the Russian linguistic worldview, the advertising discourse, cognitive linguistics, historical and comparative linguistics. The study emphasises that colour as a culture code is a significant cognitive category and colour terms possess associativity and axiological value, are connected to the history of the nation, its peculiarities in relation to ethnic norms, traditions, customs and rituals. As a result of the study, it has been found that the main cognitive mechanisms of colour terms in the advertising tourist narrative include foregrounding as the informational-pragmatic core in the structure of the textual whole; metaphor as a source of figurative naming; standard comparative constructions and realised comparisons. The analysis of the material attests to the fulfillment of the potential of lexical units with secondary colour naming in such main conceptual-thematic areas as “Animate nature” and “Inanimate nature”.
МЕТОДИКА ВИЗНАЧЕННЯ ТЕПЛОТИ ЗГОРЯННЯ ПРИ ВИРОБНИЦТВІ ПАЛИВ З ТВЕРДИХ ПОБУТОВИХ ВІДХОДІВ ІЗ НАПЕРЕД ЗАДАНИМИ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКАМИ
Authors: Скляренко Евгений , Воробйов Леонід
Published: October 2023

Розглянуті питання утилізації твердих побутових відходів (ТПВ) з виробництвом нових палив на їх основі. Запропонована технологія виробництва палив з ТПВ з наперед заданими теплотехнічними характеристиками, зокрема, їх теплоти згоряння. Проведено аналіз ме
ФОРМУВАННЯ УРОЖАЙНОСТІ ПШЕНИЦІ ОЗИМОЇ ЗАЛЕЖНО ВІД СОРТУ ТА СПОСОБУ ОБРОБКИ БІОЛОГІЧНИМИ ПРЕПАРАТАМИ В УМОВАХ ЗАХІДНОГО ЛІСОСТЕПУ УКРАЇНИ
Authors: Шейко Денис
Published: October 2023

Мета. Метою наших досліджень було становлення залежності біометричних показників та урожайності сортів пшениці озимої залежно від способів застосування біологічно активних препаратів в умовах Західного Лісостепу України. Дослідження включали вивчення впли
К ПРОБЛЕМЕ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ ПОНЯТИЙ «СУЕВЕРИЕ» И «ДВОЕВЕРИЕ» В ИСТОРИЧЕСКИХ ИССЛЕДОВАНИХ
Authors: Савченко Сергей
Published: October 2023

В работе рассматривается проблема использования в современных исторических исследованиях таких понятий как «суеверие» и «двоеверие». Автор обосновывает тезис о том, что беспроблемное использование этих устаревших и семантических неопределенных понятий кон
ТВОРЧИЙ ПОТЕНЦІАЛ СТУДЕНТІВ ТЕХНІЧНОГО УНІВЕРСИТЕТУ: МОЖЛИВОСТІ РОЗВИТКУ
Authors: Махинько Валерій , Махинько Людмила , Хархалуп Михайло
Published: October 2023

Сучасне постіндустріальне суспільство вимагає відповідних фахівців для свого ефективного функціонування. Але вони повинні володіти не лише технічними навичками свого фаху, але й мати розвинені здібності до технічної творчості. Адже технічний прогрес немо
Влияние алюминия, меди и марганца на структуру и свойства чугунов
Authors: Степанова Н. В. , Михалев Р. И. , Тарасова Т. Д. , Волков Д. С.
Published: October 2023

Изучено влияние алюминия, меди, марганца на структуру, механические и триботехнические свойства чугуна. Методом литья в песчано-жидкостекольные формы получены чугуны трех типов (легированный алюминием; алюминием и медью; алюминием, медью и марганцем). Показано, что в структуре чугуна, содержащего алюминий и медь, образуются наноразмерные частицы фазы e-Cu, способствующие увеличению твердости и прочности материала. При легировании алюминием, медью и марганцем в структуре чугуна наряду с перлитом формируются микрообъемы мартенсита и остаточного аустенита. Частицы e-Cu зафиксированы как в пределах колоний пластинчатого перлита, так и внутри кристаллов мартенсита. Наличие аустенита в структуре чугуна сопровождается повышением его износостойкости.
Analysis of Visual-Spatial Intelligence of First Grade Students in Mathematics Subjects
Authors: Kusumaningtyas Palupi , Dewi Erlinda Rahma
Published: October 2023

This research is descriptive qualitative research, this research was conducted at an Islamic elementary school in Ngemplak, Boyolali, Indonesia. The subjects in this study were first Grade students. The informants in this study were first-grade teachers. The data collection methods were tests, observations, interviews, and documentation. To determine the validity of the data, the construct validity technique uses three kinds of triangulation, namely data population, theoretical triangulation, and method triangulation. The analysis technique uses the Interactive model of Miles and Huberman, namely data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion. Based on the results of the research that has been carried out, it can be concluded that: three subjects can meet all the characteristics of visual-spatial intelligence which include imagining, conceptualizing, problem-solving, and pattern searching. Two subjects can meet all the characteristics of visual-spatial intelligence except problem-solving at the point of seeing the problem from different points of view. Two subjects can meet all the characteristics of visual-spatial intelligence except problem-solving at the point of seeing the problem from different perspectives and determining patterns. There is one subject who can meet all the characteristics of visual-spatial intelligence except problem-solving.
Use of Assistive Learning Technology in Learning Mathematics for Hearing Impairment Students
Authors: Rahmawati Fadhilah , Pamungkas Megita Dwi
Published: October 2023

The problem in this study is the limitations of mathematics learning media that are suitable for the conditions of deaf students. So, the researcher developed an assistive math teaching aid for deaf students. This study aimed to determine the effect of using assistive learning technology given to hearing impairment students. This research focuses on improving the representation ability of hearing impairment students on the topic of fractional operations. This research is a quantitative study with a pretest-posttest control design. This research was conducted on hearing impairment students with mild to severe categories without intellectual impairment. The number of hearing impairment students involved was 12 students at a special type B school in Magelang City, Indonesia. The N-Gain test was used in this study to measure the improvement in the representation ability of hearing impairment students. Based on the results of the study, it was concluded that assistive learning positively affected the representation ability of hearing impairment students. Based on the results of the N-Gain test, an increase of 0.972 was obtained. In addition, the use of assistive learning technology provides a learning experience that trains the independence of hearing impairment students. The teacher's role as a facilitator in the classroom can be maximized because topics can be accessed anywhere and anytime.
Culture management in the USSR in the 1970s: historical and legal aspect
Authors: Soldatov Alexander , Bratanovsky Sergey
Published: October 2023

The article analyzes the organizational and legal foundations of state management of culture in the USSR in the 1970s on the basis of normative acts and official documents of that time. The strengths and weaknesses of the structural and functional construction of the public administration system of this industry are revealed. The possibilities of using the past managerial experience in the activities of public administration of culture in modern conditions are considered.
The media language of video games: the history of the formation and semiotics of cybertexts
Authors: Belyaev Dmitriy
Published: October 2023

The article analyzes the linguistic structures of video games, their formation in a historical perspective and explication of the current semiosphere of video game cybertexts. The history of the formation of the graphic code system of video games is reconstructed. The significance of the technical factor (computing capabilities of hardware game devices) in shaping the diversity of the spectrum of video game icons is highlighted. Parallels in the visual semiotics and aesthetics of cinematic animation and video games are noted. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the procedural cluster of video game semiotics.
The fate of man and the meaning of history – the theme of Berdyaev’s historical philosophy
Authors: Qiu Liang , Erkan Gu
Published: October 2023

Based on the basic position of religious philosophy, N.A. Berdyaev understood the history of mankind fundamentally as a spiritual history, as the history of the free and spiritual fall of man, as the history of his self-salvation, in which the fate of man is tragic, therefore the whole meaning of history lies in its end. Attention to the fate of man and the desire to liberate the free spirit of man - this is the value of Berdyaev's historical philosophy.
Social responsibility and managerial ethcis
Authors: gustiansyah raselina sri
Published: October 2023

Social responsibility and managerial ethcis
Presence of Emerging Contaminants and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Private Well Water
Authors: Chen Chaoqi , Vesely William , Su Weichao , Ling Erin , Benham Brian , Spiller Asa , Xia Kang
Published: October 2023

Occurrence of emerging contaminants (ECs) including parent compounds, their metabolites, and antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) and their relationships to common chemical and microbial indicators have rarely been investigated for private wells. In this study, occurrence of 109 parent compounds (ECs), 29 EC metabolites, and 15 ARGs were screened in private well water samples from 57 Southwest Virginia households and in municipal drinking water samples from similar areas. In the U.S., private well water is not regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act like municipal water systems. Although well construction regulations exist in Virginia, there is no requirement for water testing, treatment, or system maintenance beyond the initial construction of the well. We found that 58 ECs, 18 EC metabolites, and 10 ARGs were detectable in at least one of the well water samples. Homeowner-reported household point of entry water treatment devices reduced the occurrence of ECs and EC metabolites, but some were not effective in eliminating the presence of ARGs. Oxcarbazepine, methylparaben, gabapentin, and triclosan were the most frequently detected in the well water in 68.4%, 66.7%, 61.4%, and 61.4% percent of samples, respectively. Ten ARGs were detectable in at least one well water sample, with strA (52.6%), sul2 (50.9%), and tetW (50.9%) being the most frequently detected. The overall number of detectable ECs, EC metabolites, and ARGs as well as levels of caffeine, tylosin, and triclosan in the well water were similar to municipal water samples. The occurrence of ECs, EC metabolites, and ARGs was not significantly different between the well water samples from the two counties, nor were they correlated with the homeowner-reported well depth, age, or distance from an onsite septic system. Occurrence of ECs and EC metabolites in the well water samples was positively correlated with some chemical water quality constituents (e.g., nitrite, sodium, and heavy metals), but not with total dissolved solids (TDS) or microbial-indicators (e.g. total coliform bacteria, E.coli bacteria). However, microbial indicators were positively associated with the occurrence of ARGs. This study provides evidence of widespread occurrence of emerging contaminants in private well water samples and suggests the possibility of further ARG transfer among microbial constituents.
Autistic adults’ perspectives and experiences of diagnostic assessments that include play across the lifespan
Authors: Pritchard-Rowe Emma , de Lemos Carmen , Howard Katie , Gibson Jenny Louise
Published: October 2023

Play is often included in autism diagnostic assessments. These tend to focus on ‘deficits’ and non-autistic interpretation of observable behaviours. In contrast, a neurodiversity-affirmative assessment approach involves centring autistic perspectives and focusing on strengths, differences and needs. Accordingly, this study was designed to focus on autistic perspectives of diagnostic assessments that incorporate play. Autism community stakeholders were consulted on the design of the study. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 22 autistic adults aged 18–57 years who live in the United Kingdom. Interpretative phenomenological analysis was used to identify themes. Autistic adults highlighted the varying ways in which play was included in their diagnostic assessments, such as via the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule. Our findings highlight the importance of better adapting assessment to the heterogeneity of autism. For example, our findings question the extent to which play is useful for assessing autistic women and girls who mask. Our findings also suggest that holistic, neurodiversity-affirmative assessment practices should be adopted. Our findings support the importance of adopting a personalised approach to diagnostic assessments that use play, in addition to assessing strengths and differences as well as needs.
Self-Transcendence Accompanies Aesthetic Chills
Authors: Christov-Moore Leonardo , Schoeller Felix , Lynch Caite , Sacchet Matthew , Reggente Nicco
Published: October 2023

Self-transcendence (ST) is a positive altered state of consciousness associated with ego-dissolution, connectedness, and moral elevation, which mediates well-being, meaning-making, and prosociality. Conventional paths to ST such as religious practice, meditative practice, and psychedelics pose nontrivial barriers to entry, limiting ST’s study and wide application. Aesthetic chills (henceforth “chills”) are a peak psychophysiological response characterized by a pleasurable, cold sensation, and subjective qualities and outcomes intuitively similar to ST. However, evidence is lacking directly relating chills and ST. We exposed 2937 participants to chills-eliciting stimuli, then assayed chills intensity, mood and ST measures. Controlling for prior state and trait differences, chills were robustly associated with ST. Analyses of main effects and covariance structure found that chills occurrence and intensity, and ST measures, form a tightly interrelated construct. These findings suggest that ST experiences are reliably evokable via exposure to aesthetic chills-evoking audiovisual media. We discuss implications of chills-evoking media for tractable studies of ST and democratized applications of ST towards human flourishing.
Lonely and self-centered? A meta-analysis of the link between prosociality and loneliness.
Authors: Malon Monika , Gajos Katarzyna , Rajchert Joanna , Holt-Lunstad Julianne , Okruszek Łukasz
Published: October 2023

While loneliness may motivate individuals to approach others, it may simultaneously increase their focus on self-preservation, resulting in egocentric behavior. Since the evidence linking loneliness and prosociality is inconclusive, the current meta-analysis aims to explore this relationship. Through a systematic search of databases, we identified 35 studies involving 44,764 participants. A small effect size for a negative correlation between loneliness and prosociality (r = -0.12, 95% CI: -0.19 to -0.05) was found using the random effects model. The effect was not moderated by participants’ sociodemographic characteristics or the WEIRDness of the sample but differed between types of measurement and forms of prosocial behavior. Our findings highlight the importance of understanding the processes perpetuating the link between loneliness and decreasedprosociality, as this tendency may pose difficulties in restoring social connections, cooperating with others, or aiming for common goals.
Deconstructing H.H. Munro Saki's 'The Open Window': A Critical Study
Authors: Singh Ruchika
Published: October 2023

This critical study offers an in-depth examination of H.H. Munro, known as Saki's, renowned short story, "The Open Window." Employing various analytical lenses, including literary theory and narrative techniques, the investigation dissects the story's themes, characters, and underlying subtext. The analysis scrutinizes Saki's satirical and ironic narrative style, unveiling the intricate layers of deception and illusion experienced by the protagonist, Framton Nuttel. By deconstructing the narrative, this study reveals how Saki masterfully employs wit and humor to craft an engaging tale with profound implications, offering readers a deeper appreciation of the story's richness and complexity.
REGULASI DIRI MAHASISWA YANG BEKERJA PADA FAKULTAS USHULUDDIN, ADAB DAN DAKWAH IAIN KENDARI
Authors: Kasmudin Kasmudin , Mayasari Ros , Zainal Asliah
Published: October 2023

Penelitian ini mengkaji tentang regulasi diri mahasiswa Fakultas Ushuludin, Adab dan Dakwah IAIN Kendari yang bekerja. Sumber data penelitian adalah tujuh informan yaitu mahasiswa aktif kuliah sambil bekerja. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa (1) sejumlah mahasiswa FUAD yang bekerja baik kerja penuh waktu dan paruh waktu berjumlah 56 orang, dan semakin tinggi semester mahasiswa semakin banyak mahasiswa yang bekerja, mahasiswa yang bekerja terbagi 2 pekerjaan baik formal (Jurnalis Freelance) dan nonformal (Ojek online, wirausaha, karyawan, guru, marbot dan MLM). (2) Regulasi diri. Metakognitif, mahasiswa yang mempunyai perencanaan dalam setiap kegiatannya baik perencanaan tersebut ditulis maupun tidak, mahasiswa tersebut mampu untuk memonitor/mengevaluasi kinerja dari kognisinya setelah mengerjakan tugas, mahasiswa yang bekerja tersebut mengobservasi diri dengan terus belajar dan memaksimalkan kinerjanya untuk mencapai target yang telah ditentukan. (3). Faktor yang menghambat regulasi diri adalah kesulitan dalam mengatur waktu kuliah dan bekerja, Dan faktor pendukung adalah adanya dukungan orang tua, memiliki tujuan bekerja yang jelas dan pengalaman bekerja sebelumnya.
Kepemimpinan Kepala Sekolah Dalam Mengembangkan Lembaga Pendidikan di SDN 01 Lere Jaya
Authors: Mariani Mariani , Badarwan Badarwan , Samrin Samrin , Syahrul Syahrul
Published: October 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk membahas tentang Kepemimpinan kepala sekolah dalam mengembangkan lembaga pendidikan di SDN O1 Lere Jaya. Metodologi yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah penelitian deskriptif kualitatif. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa: (1) dilihat dari gaya kepemimpinannya demokrati; (2) Strategi kepala sekolah dalam mengembangkan sarana prasaran yaitu selain berasal dari dana BOS kepala sekolah membangun hubungan yang baik dengan komponen yang kaitan dengan sarana prasaran dan bekerja sama dengan pemerintah setempat, dan orang tua siswa sedangkan sumber daya manusia yaitu dengan workshop; dan (3) Demi kemajuan dan berkembangnya lembaga pendidikan kepala sekolah membuat kebijakan yaitu kedisiplinan dan kebersihan. Guru harus menjadi seorang yang disiplin dan figure yang di kagum, segani, dan di jadikan motivasi oleh seluruh peserta didik untuk terus maju,berkembang dan berpresatsi.sehingga dengan kebiajakan yang telah di terapkan maka terciptalah sekolah yang maju dan berkembang seperti saat ini.
Comparison of different definitions of metabolic syndrome and their associations with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: a retrospective study
Authors: Tse Carmen , Lisanti Nicholas , Grubert Van Iderstine Micah , Uhanova Julia , Minuk Gerald , Faisal Nabiha
Published: October 2023

Background:

Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is considered an important risk factor for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). The aim of this study was to measure the prevalence of MetS based on six different MetS definitions and compare the performance of various definitions for identifying diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia among NAFLD patients.

Methods:

The definitions compared were those developed by the World Health Organization (WHO), National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III (NCEP-ATP III), International Diabetes Federation (IDF), American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE), American Heart Association/National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (AHA/NHLBI), and Interim Joint Statement “harmonized” criteria. Receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves were plotted for the six MetS definitions with NAFLD diagnosis. The diagnosis for NAFLD was established based on liver imaging or biopsy compatible with fatty liver disease.

Results:

A total of 500 NAFLD patients were analyzed. The mean age was 61.2 (SD 13.2) years, and BMI was 32.7 (SD 8.0) kg/m2. The most prevalent MetS component was dyslipidemia (83%), followed by hypertension (60%), obesity (61%), and diabetes (57%). The prevalence of MetS according to the WHO, NCEP/ATP-III, IDF, AACE, AHA/NHLBI, and harmonized criteria was 69%, 59%, 54%, 64%, 78%, and 79%, respectively. The highest area under the ROC curve for diabetes and hypertension was with the WHO definition (0.7405) and (0.8120), respectively.

Conclusions:

The prevalence of MetS in NAFLD patients varies according to the definitions of MetS employed. The modified WHO definition appeared to be most useful for the screening of MetS in NAFLD patients.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion and Black Higher Education Administrators: Reflections on Illusions of Change
Authors: Price Neil
Published: October 2023

Over the past two decades, universities and colleges in Canada have increasingly styled themselves as being deeply invested in addressing anti-Black racism, coloniality, and histories of exclusion. To address these long-standing grievances, academic institutions have ramped up and mass-promoted the implementation of equity-focused initiatives such as equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) offices; executive-level EDI positions; race-based data collection; EDI working groups; subcommittees and councils; anti-racism charters; statements of solidarity; and EDI training and workshops. In this article, the author argues that these efforts have done nothing to meaningfully address entrenched inequities present at every level of academic institutions. Of particular focus is the role of the Black administrator, who, the author argues, is hired to nullify dissent within the institution while manufacturing optics of diversity and progress. Drawing on the author’s own experience as a former college dean, this article first provides examples of how these strategies amount to a nullification of dissent. The author argues that universities and colleges have become sophisticated in stifling legitimate challenges to hierarchies of power through incorporating and co-opting calls for change. The author shows how such practices not only undermine radical demands for change but also provide ways for institutions to maintain their racial capitalist, neoliberal objectives. In thinking about what may yet be possible in “another university,” the author reviews a set of principles derived from Black radical tradition and Black queer feminist theory, which point to ways in which we may move toward an alternative learning commons or what others refer to as the “off-university” or the “undercommons.” Extending on the concepts of the “Black test” and an “ethics of care,” the author suggests some fundamental criteria for moving toward transformed academic institutions while also addressing ways in which we can rethink notions of Black leadership that are too often deployed to frustrate calls for change.
Кадрова політика сталінського режиму в роки голодомору 1932-1933 рр. На Поділлі
Authors: Кравченко Павло
Published: October 2023

The article studies personnel policies of Stalin’s regime during the years of the Holodomor genocide in Podillya. The research underlines that the organization of artificial famine and deaths of hundreds of thousands of people in Podillya occurred due to criminal actions of the emissaries of the Bolshevik imperial center in the region who organized mass starvation.
Doing Ethnography Blind
Authors: Karagoz Orhan
Published: October 2023

Anthropology's ‘mainstream’ research methods mainly rely on the visual sense. In contrast to sighted anthropologists, who mostly rely on their vision to acquire and process data, as a blind anthropologist I have used unconventional methodological sensory research techniques. I mostly rely on my senses of hearing and listening, using auditory means to make sense of people and our environment. Some of these auditory means are eavesdropping, understanding people's emotions through the tone of their voices and understanding the ‘acoustemology’ of spaces. I am highly attuned to the tones of people's voices and to the ambience of the places I am in. During my fieldwork, I was able to capitalise on these senses and abilities as research techniques, but also consider their ethical implications.