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WITHDRAWN: A Behavioral Analysis of the Combinational Effect of Piperine & Bupropion HCl for the Treatment of Depression
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The effect of applying the blended learning model with the Moodle application on student cognitive improvement
Authors: Siswanto Siswanto , Zhi-Hong Zou , Bilanová Markéta
Published: August 2023

This study aims to investigate the effect of implementing the blended learning model with Moodle application on improving students' cognitive abilities. Blended learning is a learning approach that integrates the use of digital technology and face-to-face interaction between teachers and students. Moodle is one of the popular e-learning platforms used in implementing blended learning. This study used a pre-test and post-test experimental control group design, where the research sample consisted of two groups of students, each of which was given different treatments: a control group and an experimental group. Students' cognitive data was measured through knowledge tests before and after treatment. Data analysis was performed using t-test and ANOVA. The results of this study are expected to provide useful information for educational institutions in choosing effective and efficient learning strategies to improve the quality of higher education.
Development study usage evaluation LKPD based inquiry learning
Authors: Berlian Mery , Vebrianto Rian , Romadan M. Alfikri , Radeswandri Radeswandri
Published: August 2023

Student worksheets (LKPD) are teaching material sheets that contain tasks that are arranged mathematically according to the level of knowledge and age of students in easy-to-understand language, so that they can study independently with a little help and guidance from the teacher. With the many uses of these teaching materials, this study aims to evaluate the use of student worksheets among students as a means of education and promotion. The research method used in this research is development research using the 4D model but only limited to the response test or evaluation of the use of LKPD. The research was conducted by involving 35 students from various study programs. The data collection tool used is an online questionnaire consisting of 5 constructs with 27 questions related to evaluating the use of LKPD. The collected data were then analyzed using SPSS version 23.00 for windows. The results showed that the students' evaluation of the use of LKPD in the five constructs had an average of 3.98 in the good category. Recommendations for further research are that it is necessary to conduct an initial study first to test the effectiveness of using inquiry learning based worksheets.
Cognitive load in high school students during online learning amidst the Covid-19 pandemic: A qualitative study in Bantul, Indonesia
Authors: Trilisiana Novi , Haryanto Haryanto , Pujiriyanto Pujiriyanto , Kurniawati Wahyu , Sulaimon Jamiu Temitope
Published: August 2023

The public doubts that learning can be meaningful and in-depth if done online. Moreover, the implementation of online learning still has weaknesses from upstream to downstream. This research focuses on the cognitive load in students when online learning begins to be carried out massively in Indonesia due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This qualitative study aims to identify high school students' experiences in Bantul while learning online during the pandemic. Data were collected for four months through observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The collected data were transcribed, coded, and analyzed for themes using cognitive load theory and learning technology. The results illustrate that high school students in Bantul experience extra effort in learning through online platforms due to the novelty of the online learning experience, distractions, subject matter presentation, and the impact of cognitive load on students' learning. This research enriches innovative strategies for managing online learning by learning technology science. It has contributions to the need to train teachers and students to carry out learning in an independent mode. Online learning, when managed by accommodating good theory and practice of learning technology, proves to be a strategic learning mode, especially amidst the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A Study On The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence With Regards To The Indian Banking Sector With Special Reference To Bengaluru
Authors: Shetty Lakshmi , E Devi.
Published: August 2023

In the last couple of years, the banking sectors in India have increasingly deployed and implemented AI technologies. Banking is one of the sectors which are seeing rapid adoption of AI, as banks are being proactive about improving customer experience by leveraging the abundance of data which the business revolves around. AI is found in all streams of operations such as Retail, health care centers, Logistics, lending, Inventory control, Farming, insurance or wealth management, AI technologies have shown potential of making them all better. The use of Artificial Intelligence in Banking is focused on providing good customer service or engagement such as balance inquiry, accessing mini statements, fund transfers, etc. Thus improving the improving the efficiency of operations.AI will take away all the Bengaluru city there is when it comes to banking, and use the huge amount of structured as well as unstructured data. It provides enormous benefits such as better customer experience operations, reduced operational costs and risks, fraud detection, Improved loan facility and provides quick solutions to customer queries and grievances. The Research has been conducted to study the impact of AI. The Researcher are mainly collecting the large number of data with the help of primary data from a sample size of 50 respondents with the help of structured questionnaire and the Researcher is going to analyze the data using Logistic Regression Analysis, F- Test and secondary data which is analysed by descriptive analysis. By this study the Researcher will know the amount of impact that has taken place during the course of time.
Role of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Economic Growth -A Study on India's Perspective
Authors: Jain Nitin  Kumar , Jain Meghna
Published: August 2023

MSMEs in our country have been playing a very important role to provide employment opportunities and they involve lower cost of capital as compared to larger industries. Industrialization in the rural as well as backward areas, there has been reduction in regional imbalances and also assured equitable distribution of national wealth and income. The domain of MSMEs has been widening among different sectors and this has diversified different types of product and services for meeting demands of people functioning in domestic and global market. The objectives of the study are to understand the role of MSMEs in the Indian economy, to evaluate the contribution of males and females towards growth of MSMEs and to estimate the distribution of MSMEs based on different social groups. This study is descriptive in nature as it is based on understanding about the role which MSMEs play in the Indian economy. MSMEs are considered to be complementary to the larger industries since the contribution by the ancillary units as well as this sector has contributed in a significant manner in inclusive India’s industrial development. This study is based on evaluation of contribution of males and females towards growth of MSMEs and to estimate the distribution of MSMEs based on different social groups. This study is based on secondary data which is collected from different published sources like Journals, newspapers, Government reports, websites etc.
Pathophysiologic Basis of Connected Health Systems
Authors: Shaikh Yahya , Gibbons Michael Christopher
Published: August 2023

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a rapid transition to telehealth across the United States, primarily involving virtual clinic visits. Additionally, the proliferation of consumer technologies related to health reveals that for many people health and care in the contemporary world extends beyond the boundaries of a clinical interaction and includes sensors and devices that facilitate health in personal environments. The ideal connected environment is networked and intelligent, personalized to promote health and prevent disease. The combination of sensors, devices, and intelligence constitutes a connected health system around an individual that is optimized to improve and maintain health, deliver care, and predict and reduce risk of illness. Just as modern medicine uses the pathophysiology of disease as a framework for the basis of pharmacologic therapy, a similar clinically reasoned approach can be taken to organize and architect technological elements into therapeutic systems. In this work, we introduce a systematic methodology for the design of connected health systems grounded in the pathophysiologic basis of disease. As the digital landscape expands with the ubiquity of health devices, it is pivotal to enable technology-agnostic clinical reasoning to guide the integration of technological innovations into systems of health and care delivery that extend beyond the boundaries of a clinical interaction. Applying clinical reasoning in a repeatable and systematic way to organizing technology into therapeutic systems can yield potential benefits including expanding the study of digital therapeutics from individual devices to networked technologies as therapeutic interventions; empowering physicians who are not technological experts to still play a significant role in using clinical reasoning for architecting therapeutic networks of sensors and devices; and developing platforms to catalog and share combinations of technologies that can form therapeutic networks and connected health systems.
Cocreation of Assistive Technologies for Patients With Long COVID: Qualitative Analysis of a Literature Review on the Challenges of Patient Involvement in Health and Nursing Sciences
Authors: Dalko Katharina , Kraft Bernhard , Jahn Patrick , Schildmann Jan , Hofstetter Sebastian
Published: August 2023

Background

Digital assistive technologies have the potential to address the pressing need for adequate therapy options for patients with long COVID (also known as post–COVID-19 condition) by enabling the implementation of individual and independent rehabilitation programs. However, the involvement of the target patient group is necessary to develop digital devices that are closely aligned to the needs of this particular patient group.

Objective

Participatory design approaches, such as cocreation, may be a solution for achieving usability and user acceptance. However, there are currently no set methods for implementing cocreative development processes incorporating patients. This study addresses the following research questions: what are the tasks and challenges associated with the involvement of patient groups? What lessons can be learned regarding the adequate involvement of patients with long COVID?

Methods

First, a literature review based on a 3-stage snowball process was conducted to identify the tasks and challenges emerging in the context of the cocreation of digital assistive devices and services with patient groups. Second, a qualitative analysis was conducted in an attempt to extract relevant findings and criteria from the identified studies. Third, using the method of theory adaptation, this paper presents recommendations for the further development of the existing concepts of cocreation in relation to patients with long COVID.

Results

The challenges of an active involvement of patients in cocreative development in health care include hierarchical barriers and differences in the levels of specific knowledge between professionals and patients. In the case of long COVID, patients themselves are still inexperienced in dealing with their symptoms and are hardly organized into established groups. This amplifies general hurdles and leads to questions of group identity, power structure, and knowledge creation, which are not sufficiently addressed by the current methods of cocreation.

Conclusions

The adaptation of transdisciplinary methods to cocreative development approaches focusing on collaborative and inclusive communication can address the recurring challenges of actively integrating patients with long COVID into development processes.
Readiness for Change in the Implementation of a 3D Printing Initiative in a Catalan Tertiary Hospital Using the Normalization Process Theory: Survey Study
Authors: López Seguí Francesc , Cos Codina Joan , Ricou Ríos Laura , Martínez Segura María Isabel , Miró Mezquita Laura , Escrich Navarro Raquel , Davins Riu Meritxell , Estrada Cuxart Oriol , Anashkin Kachalin German , Moreno-Martínez Daniel
Published: August 2023

Background

The high failure rate of innovation projects motivates us to understand the perceptions about resistances and barriers of the main stakeholders to improving success rates.

Objective

This study aims to analyze the readiness for change in the implementation of a 3D printing project in a Catalan tertiary hospital prior to its implementation.

Methods

We used a web-based, voluntary, and anonymous survey using the Normalization Measurement Development questionnaire (NoMAD) to gather views and perceptions from a selected group of health care professionals at Germans Trias i Pujol University Hospital.

Results

In this study, 58 professionals, including heads of service (n=30, 51%), doctors (n=18, 31%), nurses (n=7, 12%), and support staff (n=3, 5%), responded to the questionnaire. All groups saw the value of the project and were willing to enroll and support it. Respondents reported the highest scores (out of 5) in cognitive participation (mean 4.45, SD 0.04), coherence (mean 3.72, SD 0.13), and reflective monitoring (mean 3.80, SD 0.25). The weakest score was in collective action (mean 3.52, SD 0.12). There were no statistically significant differences in scores among professions in the survey.

Conclusions

The 3D printing project implementation should pay attention to preparing, defining, sharing, and supporting the operational work involved in its use and implementation. It should also understand, assess, and communicate the ways in which the new set of practices can affect the users and others around them. We suggest that health officers and politicians consider this experience as a solid ground toward the development of a more efficient health innovation system and as a catalyst for transformation.
Magnetohydrodynamic flow in a vertical annular channel in presence of a uniform axial magnetic field
Authors:   Principal, Shri Kalyan Govt. Girls College, Sikar, Rajasthan 332001 (India), BHARGAVA NEELAM , SHEKHAWAT KISHAN SINGH ,   Associate Professor, Shri Kalyan Govt. Girls College, Sikar, Rajasthan 332001 (India)
Published: August 2023

we have discussed the flow of an electrically conducting fluid in a tall vertical closed annular channel under magnetic field along the decreasing direction of gravitational acceleration. The expression for nondimensional axial velocity and temperature are obtained and shown graphically for varying values of ratio of two radii. we have discussed flow of a viscous incompressible electrically conducting fluid in a tall vertical closed annular channel in the presence of uniform magnetic field in vertical direction.
Higher Dimensional Bianchi V Models in f (R,T) Theory with Perfect Fluid Distribution
Authors:   Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur-313001 (INDIA), KHURDIYA KIRTI , SINGH AJEET ,   Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur-313001 (INDIA)
Published: August 2023

In this paper we have studied five-dimensional Bianchi type-V spacetime in the f (R,T) theory. To solve Einstein’s field equations, we have assumed that the Hubble parameter is inversely proportional toݎ ℎݐ power of the scale factor alpha i.e. H alpha 1/alphar. We have obtained a singular model for r >0, non-singular model for r=0. The physical behavior of the models has also been discussed using some physical parameters.
Design and Analysis of Stair Climbing Trolley
Authors: Shinde Nilesh
Published: August 2023

Abstract: We are mainly designing a stair climbing trolley so as to reduce or bring ease of physical labour for some of the hard labour sectors in economy like construction sector
Text to Speech Conversion based on Emotion using Recurrent Neural Network
Authors: Ranjan Nihar M.
Published: August 2023

Abstract: Emotion based text to speech conversion system will be proved as an improved version of traditional text to speech system. Emotions help us in recognizing the message conveyed by the conveyor in more effective way. ETTS (Emotion based text to speech conversion system) will stand out from TTS (Text to speech) as it will have variation of voice according to the emotions detected in the text. ETTS will detect four basic and most used emotions of humans. These emotions are ‘happy’, ‘sad’, ‘anger’, ‘neutral’. As ETTS will use RNN (Recurrent Neural Network) foridentifying emotions, emotions will be identified with high accuracy. GRU (Gated Recurrent Unit) model of recurrent neural network helps in maintaining the high accuracy of prediction. Emotion based text to speech system will be beneficial for educational purpose like listening stories from storytelling applications for young budding children. Emotion based text to speech is going to be serviceable for visually impaired individuals. It can also be used in robots forbetter communication.
Design and Analysis of Leaf Springs with Structural Steel and Chromium Vanadium Steel
Authors: G Vallarasu , P Annamalai , R Dr Boopathi
Published: August 2023

Abstract: Leaf springs are part of the suspension system on most vehicles and add weight to vehicles due to the traditional steel material. The automotive industry is interested in replacing traditional materials such as steel with other materials for various reasons, such as different mechanical properties. Intensive research is being carried out into replacing the leaf spring with a composite material. The composite material meets various test requirements of automotive standard due to its good elastic properties, high strength-to-weight ratio and lighter weight than steel. The purpose of the article is to focus on various topics such as weight, stresses during construction, modelling and experimental testing of composite leaf springs. In this work, the stress and deflection analysis of the leaf spring is calculated using the finite element method. Leaf springs are analyzed for stress and deflection in ANSYS 14.5. The results show, based on various calculations and observed data that with similar load capacities, induced stresses and deformations are minimized by replacing the steel leaf springs with fibre composite leaves. The analysis was performed considering the leaf spring engine model with the same dimension geometry to reduce the leaf spring weight. A composite material is chosen for the leaf spring. The analysis was performed on the ANSYS 14.5 spring with the same load condition as the steel and composite leaf springs in terms of strength and weight. From the static analysis and test results, after the design change and stress analysis, the composite leaf springs were minimized by about 71.73% and the stress was reduced by 50-80%.
Water Quality Monitoring Using Physical Web Concept and Alert via Whatsapp Messenger
Authors: Boghara Chetan P. , Thummer K. P. , Jivani M. N. , Parikh Harikrishna
Published: August 2023

Abstract: Monitoring water quality plays a crucial role in safeguarding human health, Industrial equipment and aquatic life such as in aquarium. In this research paper we have present a low-cost and unique demonstration of real-time water quality monitoring using physical web concept and alert to user by WhatsApp if water quality is Low. Physical web concept is a broadcast and discovery service in that, smart object broadcasts relevant information that nearby mobile devices can discover to interact with that object. Using physical web user can digitally interact with object and service without much effort that user feels in conventional method of interaction with object. The TDS and Ph is the important factor for the water quality monitoring among the many other factors. This system utilizes the TDS and Ph sensors to measure and monitor the quality of water. The collected quality monitoring data is processed by the ESP32 and make the decision to sends low-quality alert via WhatsApp to designated users. The system aims to provide a reliable and user-friendly solution for monitoring water quality, enabling timely interventions and minimizing risks associated with it using the physical web concept and Internet of Things (IoT)
Library Management System
Authors: K Sugashini , S Santhosh , P Yokeshwar , K Ghuru
Published: August 2023

Abstract: The library management system plays a crucial role in the organization and accessibility of a wide variety of information resources in contemporary educational and cultural organizations. The enhanced Library Management System (LMS) described in this abstract is intended to improve the functionality and efficiency of library operations. Modern technologies are included into the suggested system to automate and streamline various library management operations. It includes functions including friendly user interfaces for administrators and clients, automated resource cataloging and indexing, real-time availability tracking, and tailored suggestions for users. The system attempts to improve user experience overall, decrease manual intervention, and maximize resource use. Institutions may improve their library operations, provide users with better services, and stay on the cutting edge of technology innovations in the area by implementing this sophisticated Library Management System. The system's emphasis on data security, automation capabilities, and user-centric design all work together to provide an effective and up-to-date library administration experience.
Smart Traffic Control System by Using FPGA and RFID
Authors: J Supriya R , Manoj P B
Published: August 2023

Abstract: Traffic problems are not only including the traffic congestion because of large vehicle tightness and causes the difficulty for emergency vehicles to reach their destination, usually red light traffic violation causes accidents in the roads. Existing proposed systems for smart traffic monitoring of vehicles are usually depending on vehicle density traffic system by using Arduino. This causes difficulty for emergency vehicles. To solve the congestion of traffic problems at intersection roads, it is necessary to implement a smart and real time traffic system. These systems are implemented and limited to at least one or two focus areas. To overcome these problems, Smart Traffic Control System using FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) IR sensors and RFID (Radio frequency Identifier) is introduced to sophisticated traffic moves and provide the lane for the ambulances. The RFID uses in this system is determines the emergency vehicles from the long distance and this information passes and controlled by the FPGA and it control the main traffic control lights. Here these functionalities and simulations are achieved by using Verilog programming language and this is implemented on Xilinx 14.7 Software. The controlling and switching of the traffic lights states (Red, Yellow and Green) is found on the FSM (Finite State Machine). This system can be implemented by using Spartan 6 family. This implementation shows the results of identifying the emergency vehicles and Green signal is on till that emergency vehicles are passed.
A Critical Analysis of Panchakosh Theory
Authors: Sharma Dr. Khushboo , Sharma Prof. (Dr.) Mahendra Kumar , Sharma Dr. Shyoram , Sharma Dr. Harsh
Published: August 2023

Abstract: Vedanta divides its investigation of human uniqueness into five koshas, or strata. It reveals the underlying building blocks of the macrocosm and the universe. It reveals to us the body as a tool for the mind and the soul, from the obvious features of the physical body to the more subtle aspects of the psyche and awareness. It distinguishes each component, demonstrates its functionality, and demonstrates the interrelationships of the several components. It is commonly referred to as Pancha-koshavishleshana, which is the study of the five sheaths and is based on the Taittiriya Upanishad, as the model of the individual or conceptualization of the person.
Recent Advancement in Genetically Modified Crops
Authors: Nasrin Sofia
Published: August 2023

Abstract: Current agricultural practices alone will neither address the shortage of food nor abolish worldwide hungry and malnourished people. The major reason behind food shortage is crop loss and reduced crop yield. Continuous application of insecticides and controlling agents have raised more serious concern regarding soil fertility and bioaccumulation of toxic compounds. Genetically modified (GM) crops is one of the evoluting methods to tackle the food shortage. GM crops have higher resisitance towards pests, pathogens and abiotic factors alonwith higher crop yield. However, ethical concern related to foreign genes, evolution of resistant pest and possible toxic effect on end consumer. The current review paper discussed negative and positive effects, risk and contversies, public concerns and consumers attitude, ethical concerns for using GM crops and its future challenges.
A Study on Performance Evaluation and Computation of Stock Market Index with Special Reference to BSE and NSE
Authors: Pandey Ram Prakash
Published: August 2023

Abstract: The Stock market index in India play a lcrucial roe in the country’s economic growth and development. The Investors, policymakers, and market participants closely monitor the performance of stock market indices. In general, people tend to be unaware of Indian indices, their weights, and their composition patterns. This research paper aims to analyze the performance of stock market indices and focuses on important indexes from the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange while taking into account their development, calculation method, and historical value. This Study is mainly based on three Objectives and data selected and synthesizes for the year 2001 to 2022, due to base year limitations of various indices. By utilizing quantitative analysis methods and examining relevant economic indicators, this paper seeks to provide valuable insights into the Indian stock market Indices and its role as a barometer of economic health. This article makes it simple for people to understand the number of companies that make up the important indices, their weight in the indexes, their performance on a sectoral basis, and other methodologies. Finally, this paper attempts to provide a brief overview of various index which is traded in Indian Stock market.
Dynamic Investigation of Electric Vehicle Suspension System Using Solid Works and ANSYS Software
Authors: G Avinash Naidu , Jagadish S P , C Mahendra K , M Channaveera Swamy J
Published: August 2023

Abstract: The suspension system affects ride comfort, handling, and safety. Optimizing suspension systems to improve rider experience and boost electric car and bike adoption is crucial as their popularity grows. ANSYS Finite Element Analysis (FEA) can analyze and optimize suspension designs for electric automobiles and bikes. FEA with ANSYS suspension system analysis and optimization is covered in this study. Electric vehicles' lower centre of gravity and variable load distribution make suspension analysis unusual, as the introduction states. Stress distribution, deformation, natural frequencies, and mode shapes analysis are described in FEA for suspension behavior. Performance, weight reduction, resource efficiency, quicker development cycles, and cost reductions are further highlighted by suspension design improvement. The paper examines multiobjective optimization, computational resource constraints, model complexity, and real-world variability as optimization difficulties. The effects of suspension system design and optimization on future electric cars and bikes are examined, highlighting the relevance of optimized suspensions in improving driving experiences and promoting electric vehicles as ecofriendly transportation solutions
Chatbots in Healthcare
Authors: Prasad M. Lakshmi , Srinivasulu Ch. , Meenakshi M. , Rohitha P.
Published: August 2023

Abstract: AI automated medical chatbots are conversationally built with technology, with the potential to reduce efforts to healthcare costs and help people with basic medical remedies that help to self diagnose. We built a diagnosis bot that engages patients in the conversation for their medical query and problems to provide with medical aid based on their symptoms and profile. Our chatbot system is qualified to identify symptoms from user inputs. Based on the symptoms and severity, the bot identifies the patient’s problem and suggests a natural medicinal recovery, if the condition is severe then it suggests a meeting with the doctor. This determines that a medical chatbot can provide a somewhat accurate diagnosis to patients with simple symptom analysis and an effective conversational approach. Moreover, the relative effectiveness of this bot indicates that more automated medical products may flourish to serve a bigger role in healthcare.
Smart Blockchain Bidding System
Authors: SG Dr. Anuradha , Vadiraja H
Published: August 2023

Abstract: The E-auction is a prevalent e-commerce event that enables bidders to place bids directly on the Internet. Similar to sealed deals, intermediaries are required to facilitate transactions, as third parties play a crucial role in negotiating during the auction between buyers and sellers. However, the trustworthiness of third parties is never guaranteed. This project showcases a bidding framework utilizing blockchain technology. The bidding application is developed using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Algorithm, which specifies the number of transformation rounds required to convert the input, known as plain text, into the final output, known as cipher text
Pengaruh religiusitas terhadap kebersyukuran kepada alam pada generasi z
Authors: Hanuna Hanuna , Sulaiman Ahmad
Published: August 2023

Gratitude to nature is a feeling of gratitude for the benefits of nature obtained. Someone who has a sense of gratitude to nature tends to repay nature's kindness by behaving pro-environmentally. Religiosity is a factor of being grateful. This study aims to find out more about the influence of religiosity on gratitude to nature. The research subjects are Generation Z, which is currently the dominating population in Indonesia. This research uses a quantitative approach with a correlational design and a simple linear regression test. The number of subjects as many as 301 people. The results show that there is a significant influence between religiosity on gratitude to nature in Generation Z. The R square value of 0.404 means that 40% religiosity is able to predict gratitude to nature. The higher the religiosity followed by the higher the gratitude for nature that is owned.
Keywords: Generation z, gratitude to nature, religiosity
Work-life balance di era new normal pada pekerja wanita
Authors: Milleniva Lintar Niendhya , Ingarianti Tri Muji , Syakarofath Nandy Agustin
Published: August 2023

New normal has changed the way people live and work which has an impact on work and family life, especially female workers who are considered to be the most experiencing difficulties in work-life balance which can cause problems with work-life balance. The purpose of this study is to show 1) a description of the views or perceptions of female workers regarding work-life balance, 2) the psychological dynamics of female workers in balancing work-life in WFH and WFO situations, 3) the problems faced by female workers both internally and externally in achieving life balance. work in the new normal era, 4)  adaptation of female workers to WFH and WFO situations and 5) strategies used to achieve  work-life balance in the new normal . This study uses qualitative method with  phenomenological approach. The subjects of this study were 5 female workers who were taken by snowball sampling technique using qualitative analysis using the Miles and Huberman models. The results show that female workers view work-life balance in the new normal as a positive thing. In work-life balance tends to have a negative impact on psychology. Post-pandemic changes (new normal) make female workers have to do multitasking resulting in problems in work-life balance. Adapting to WFH and WFO situations of female workers feel positive in work-life balance, which both internally and externally are very supportive to achieve work-life balance. The results of the above study also explain that female workers have effective strategies in work-life balance.
Keywords: Female workers, new normal, work-life balance
Pengaruh body shaming terhadap body image remaja perempuan
Authors: Ningsih Firda Sukma Asmara , Hudaniah Hudaniah , Rokhmah Sakinah Nur
Published: August 2023

Body shaming is increasingly happening among teenagers. Body shaming is the behavior of negative comments to others or oneself starting from body shape, skin color and condition. Body shaming can lead to body image disturbance, namely negative body image. Researchers suspect that body shaming is one of the causes of a negative body image. Using the quantitative approach, data collected through a body shaming and body image scale with the accidental sampling technique, totalling 355 respondents with the provision that the respondents are teenage girls who have or are currently experiencing body shaming. Data analysis used simple linear regression analysis. The study results showed a sig value of 0.00 <0.05 and an R-value of 0.080, therefore, it was proven that there was an effect of body shaming on adolescent girls' body image, and 100% of respondents had a negative body image.
Keywords : Body shaming, body image, teen girl
Hubungan efikasi diri dengan self-regulated learning siswa SMA dalam pembelajaran daring
Authors: Hidayatullah Muhammad Firdaus , Suryaningrum Cahyaning , Prasetyaningrum Susanti
Published: August 2023

In the field of education during the pandemic, students must do online learning. The online learning process raises several problems in the form of low motivation, decreased academic achievement and grades, and less than optimal student activity during online learning to affect the less than optimal self-efficacy produced. Self-efficacy is a factor that can affect self-regulated learning in online learning. Students who have high self-efficacy, will increase student success in learning. However, if self-efficacy is low, students feel pressured in completing tasks that make it difficult to carry out learning strategies, which has an impact on self-efficacy. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between self-efficacy and self-regulated learning students in this online learning. The sample of this study amounted to 102 samples using accidental sampling techniques. The instruments used are the Self-Efficacy Scale and the Self-Regulated Learning Scale. The analysis technique used is the pearson product moment  correlation test. The results showed that there was a significant positive relationship between self-efficacy and self-regulated learning of r = 0.675 (p < 0.05) where the higher the self-efficacy, the higher the self-regulated learning.
Keywords: High school students, online, self-efficacy, self-regulated learning
Pengaruh dukungan sosial terhadap harga diri remaja putri korban pelecehan seksual
Authors: Viskarini Putri Aulia , Suharsono Yudi
Published: August 2023

Sexual harassment is one of fifteen forms of sexual violence that have occurred in Indonesia. Sexual harassment has a long-term negative impact in the form of low self-esteem. One of the factors that can affect self-esteem is social support from the environment. Adolescence is often associated with fluctuations in self-esteem because of the changes in individual’s way of thinking which are often influenced by the environment at this age. This research aims to see the effect of social support on female adolescent victims of sexual harassment on self-esteem. Sexual harassment in this study is specified in public space sexual harassment that occurs in public spaces. This study uses quantitative approach. Researcher used purposive sampling technique on adolescents aged 14-24 years who had experienced sexual harassment and had told their family, friends, and/or significant others about this experience. The instruments used in this study were Septian's (2018) Self Esteem Scale and modified Social Support Scale from Zimet's (1988) MSPSS Scale. After using regression analysis it was found that social support had a positive effect on self-esteem with a number of (r = 0.070, p <0.05) which means that the higher the social support that adolescent women get after telling their experiences of sexual harassment, the higher their self-esteem will be after sexual harassment and vice versa.
Keywords: Public sexual harassment, self esteem, social support
Electronic word of mouth dan minat beli pada follower produk hijab Naihijab.id
Authors: Sagffa Salsabila Elsya , Hasanati Nida
Published: August 2023

The intense competition for selling hijab fashion in online shops makes businesses have to develop effective strategies so that their products can compete in the market. One strategy used to attract consumer buyers is to introduce their products through electronic word of mouth (eWom). This study aims to test eWom's ability to predict consumer buying interest. The subjects of this study were 361 followers of the Naihijab.id tiktok account, aged 17-24 years, which were obtained using the accidental sampling technique. The scale used is the EWOM scale and the purchase intention scale. A simple linear regression test results show that the hypothesis is accepted. Namely, eWom can predict buying interest in followers of the Naihijab. id tiktok account by 21.5%. Of the seven dimensions of eWOM, only four significantly predict purchase intention: platform assistance, positive self-enhancement, social benefits, and advice seeking. In contrast, the remaining three dimensions are insignificant in predicting purchase intention. The implications of this research show that for consumer buying interest to increase, Naihijab.id business owners need to strengthen several aspects of eWom that have a strong contribution to consumers and improve several aspects that are not significant.
Keyword: Buying intention, electronic word of mouth, onlineshop
Peran dukungan sosial dalam menghadapi fase quarter life crisis dewasa awal penyandang disabilitas fisik
Authors: Anggraeni Azwa Salsabila , Hijrianti Udi Rosida
Published: August 2023

Early adulthood is a time when individuals will experience complex developmental problems related to the role of adults and the underlying psychological processes. Persons with disabilities are someone who experiences physical or sensory limitations for a long time, called physical limitations if the individual loses (all or part) his body functions motorly, activities such as fine motor skills, talking, walking, hand movements and so on. At this time individuals will tend to have negative feelings such as feelings of uncertainty, anxiety, anxiety, and frustration which is usually called the quarter life crisis phase. Social support is a feeling of comfort, attention, and assistance received by individuals from other individuals. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of social support and quarter life crisis on early adults with disabilities. This study used a descriptive quantitative technique on 102 participants. The research subjects were taken using a purposive sampling technique with the criteria for early adulthood persons with physical disabilities, male or female, aged 18-25 years. The instruments in this study consisted of the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support (MSPSS) and the Quarter Life Crisis Scale. The results showed that there was an effect of social support on quarter life crises in early adulthood with disabilities (r = .053; p = .020 <.05).
Keywords: Early adulthood, quarter life crisis, physical disabilities, social support
Comprehensive Review of Types, Characteristics, Assessment and Management of Tinnitus
Authors: Jha Vivek Kumar , Kapoor Puneet , Sheena  , Prasad Yogeshwar
Published: August 2023

Tinnitus is explained as an apparition of auditory thought. It is a sound perception without acoustic, corresponding, or mechanically associatedwith the cochlea. Tinnitus showcases one of the most distressing and common otologic problems, and it causes various psychological and somatic disordersthat intervene with the life quality. Although tinnitus has become almost a global symptom, the occurrence of tinnitus surges with age. Tinnitus alsocharacterizes a common sign among offspring with hearing loss. Tinnitus is an individual occurrence that is difficult to appraise objectively, with it beingquantified, measured, and defined only based on patients' answers. Although tinnitus can have various reasons, it usually results from otologic illnesses,with the most mutual cause believed to be hearing impairment induced by noise. The various healing methods for tinnitus have formed mixed outcomes;thus, it is generally supposed that tinnitus has varied physiological bases. Sometimes, no treatment represents the better alternative, mandating cliniciansto placate patients without unnecessary prescriptions. Although treatment does not necessarily relieve tinnitus, accurate diagnosis and treatment areimportant for reducing the annoyance related to tinnitus and averting additional disability. Furthermore, there also exist placebo effects that have beenpartially accredited to responses to attention. Nevertheless, therapy signifies an essential part of conduct, irrespective of the organizational methodaccepted for a patient. An informed explanation of tinnitus, collected with encouragement, recovers the condition of most patients over time. For thosewith insistent tinnitus, cognitive and interactive therapy, amplified by pharmacologic intervention, might characterize the most promising managementregimen. Most prominently, a strong clinician-patient association underpins successful organization and high patient consummation levels.
Perspective of Marketing Mix Elements in Health Care Services – A Review
Authors: Sahdev Dr. Ashish , Sen Gupta Dr. Sudipta
Published: August 2023

The success of healthcare services and diagnostic laboratories depends on their use of the marketing mix.Price optimization, service expansion, better health education, and more funding are also crucial. Clinical decisions depend onlaboratory diagnosis and test results, helping customize medication for a particular patient. Diagnostic labs are considered a "cashcow" for healthcare organizations. Marketing mix has been considered critical in the success of any service organization, and thesame applies to Healthcare too. A modern and valuable marketing tool in healthcare services is the marketing mix. Patientsatisfaction has been the goal of any healthcare organization's marketing activity, which is significantly influenced by the 7Ps of theservice marketing mix. Hospitals have been using the 7Ps of the marketing mix for a long time, and a lot of literature is available.At the same time, the literature on the applicability of marketing mix tools in the diagnostic industry is limited. Doctors andpatients disagree on what variables should be considered when picking a lab. This study seeks to review the marketing mix ofhospitals and their applicability in the diagnostic industry. A systematic review of relevant websites, articles, periodicals, and peerreviewedjournals on google scholar, the Internet, EBSCO host, and ProQuest was done. The paper enriches the literature onmarketing characteristics of health services from a diagnostic lab perspective. This study will be helpful for professionals inlaboratory business and count on their theoretical knowledge. Moreover, this article paves the way to further research in this fieldto find an appropriate marketing mix for the diagnostic industry.
"Esto es el boro". Vidas en la periferia
Authors: Álvarez Álvarez William
Published: August 2023

Este libro nació mientras el autor cursaba la secundaria en una escuela ubicada en una de las periferias urbanas de Cartagena de Indias, lugar al que llegó a inicios de la década del 2000 después de una drástica crisis económica que obligó a su familia a emigrar desde el interior del país hacia la costa Caribe colombiana. En dicha institución conoció en carne propia la experiencia del racismo, de la marginación y la pobreza, aspectos que años más tarde lo inspiraron a reflexionar sociológicamente sobre la vida cotidiana de la ciudad. La obra explora la emergencia de las pandillas y la dinámica de su violencia, especialmente en las periferias cartageneras. Por medio de una etnografía de aproximadamente tres años se describen densamente las diversas formas en que se manifiesta la violencia entre aquellos grupos, así como su alcance y despliegue territorial. La investigación se sitúa en Rafael Núñez, un pequeño sector de uno de los barrios más pobres, violentos y con mayor proporción de población afrocaribeña de Cartagena. Se intenta establecer una relación entre la emergencia de las pandillas, sus formas de violencia y los efectos históricos de una marginación sociopolítica estructural que se refleja en una asimétrica distribución social del espacio, precariedad laboral y segregación étnico-racial, lo que ha producido una furia descontrolada en los jóvenes contra su comunidad y el resto de la ciudad.
Problematizing the Contested Notion of Nation in Afghanistan: A Reflection on the Afghan Conundrum in Nadeem Aslam’s The Wasted Vigil
Authors: Das Avijit , Rai Shri Krishan
Published: August 2023

The portrayal of nationalism in the context of establishing reconciliation, justice, and peace in the conflicting zone of Afghanistan has been stereotypical in mainstream literature, often referring to radical religious beliefs as the source of violence and inherent instability in the region. Of late, critics have been resounding the problematics of conflicts in various dimensions, like economic, cultural, social, religious, and so on, to focus upon the probabilities of reconciliation, justice, and peace, which are the basics of a desirable human civilization. While nuclear weapons and postmodern dissatisfaction are leading the entire civilization onto the brink of complete annihilation, the worst crimes are being witnessed in many disputed territories, making these regions’ geopolitical standings prone to renewed discovery. The literature of recent times, dialoguing their discourses, opens up fascinating facades to explore. The present study intends to show how Nadeem Aslam’s The Wasted Vigil provides a critical understanding of the contested notion of Afghan nationalism in its multidimensional fledglings.