bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
COVID-19 Tanısı ile Klinikte Yatan Hemşirelerin Hasta Rolü Deneyimleri
Authors: Bulut Süreyya , Öner Hatice
Published: December 2024

Amaç: Pandemi döneminde yoğun iş temposu ile hasta bakımından sorumlu olan ve COVID-19 tanısı alarak klinikte yatan hemşirelerin hasta rolündeki deneyimlerinin incelenmesi amacıyla fenomenolojik tipte yapılmıştır.
Yöntem: Yarı yapılandırılmış derinlemesine görüşme yöntemiyle 01.09-01.11.2020 tarihleri arasında toplanmıştır. Türkiye’nin herhangi bir bölgesinde hemşire olarak görev yapan, COVID-19 tanısı ile kliniğe yatışı yapılan kartopu örnekleme yöntemi ile 12 hemşireye ulaşılarak çalışma grubu oluşturulmuştur. Veriler, “kişisel bilgi formu” ve “yarı yapılandırılmış görüşme” formu ile toplanmıştır.
Bulgular: Hemşirelerin %83,33’ü kadın, %50’si evli, %91,66’sı lisans mezunudur. Görüşmelerden elde edilen verilerin içerik analizi sonucu, dört tema ve ilişkili alt tema ve kodlar belirlenmiştir. Katılımcıların bir kısmı; hemşireliğin önemli ve manevi yönünün önde olduğunu, bir kısmı da hemşireliğin var olan durumundan rahatsız olduğunu, çalışma temposunun çok yoğun olduğunu belirtmiştir. COVID-19’u hasta olarak deneyimleme teması ile ilgili olarak; “hastalığı yaşarken”, “hastalığı kendine yakıştıramama”, “hasta rolündeyken duygular”, “hasta rolünden mesleğe bakış/gözlemler” alt temaları, COVID-19 sonrası değişimler teması ile ilgili olarak da “mesleki benliğe yönelik farkındalıklar”, “meslekle ilgili olumsuz değişimler/artan gerginlikler” ve “yaşamla ilgili farkındalıklar” temaları saptanmıştır.
Sonuç: Klinikte yatan hemşireler, hastaların farklı duygularını fark etmiş, bazı mesleki davranışların kendilerini kötü hissettirdiği, hasta rolünü kabullenmekte güçlük yaşadıkları belirlenmiştir. Bu sonuçlar ışığında, özellikle kriz durumlarında hemşirelere, hem kişisel hem mesleki gelişimini destekleyen, benliği güçlendirici eğitimlerin verilmesi önerilir.
Akciğer Kanseri Tanılı Bireye Fonksiyonel Sağlık Örüntüleri Modeli Doğrultusunda NANDA-I, NOC ve NIC Bağlantıları (NNN) ile Yürütülen Hemşirelik Süreci Örneği
Authors: Özdaş Gündoğan Azize , Gürlek Kısacık Öznur
Published: December 2024

Amaç: Akciğer kanseri ölüm oranı yüksek seyreden en sık görülen kanser türlerinden biridir. Geç teşhis edilen, teşhis edildiğinde evresi ilerlemiş olan akciğer kanseri, öksürük, hemoptizi, ağrı, yorgunluk gibi pek çok semptomun da beraberinde ortaya çıktığı bir hastalıktır. Tedavi ve bakım süreci karmaşık olan akciğer kanseri, bireylerin ve ailelerinin bakım yükünü artırmaktadır. Semptomların şiddeti ve tedaviye bağlı yan etkilerin varlığı, akciğer kanserli bireylerin yaşam kalitesini azaltmaktadır. Akciğer kanserli bireylere tıbbi tedavi dışında istendik bakımın sunulması ve yaşam kalitelerinin psikolojik, fiziksel, sosyal alanlarda artırılabilmesi için hemşirelik bakımına ihtiyaç vardır. Hemşireler bakımlarını yürütürken bilimsel bir problem çözme yöntemi olarak da ifade edilebilen hemşirelik sürecinden yararlanırlar. Hemşirelik sürecinin yürütülmesinde sınıflama sistemlerinin kullanılması, hasta bakım kalitesinin başarı oranını arttırmaktadır.
Yöntem: Bu olguda 3. Evre küçük hücreli dışı akciğer kanseri olan bireye yönelik, NANDA-I Taksonomi II, NOC ve NIC bağlantıları kullanılarak, hemşirelik süreci yürütülmüştür.
Bulgular: Bireye ait 10 NANDA-I Taksonomi II tanısı, 46 adet NOC sonuç kriteri, 44 NIC girişimi ve 168 adet aktivite belirlenmiştir. Bireye ait veriler 11 alandan oluşan Fonksiyonel Sağlık Örüntüleri Modeli kullanılarak elde edilmiştir. Verilen bakımın etkinliğinin değerlendirilmesinde NIC girişimleri öncesi birinci NOC sonuç kriterleri puanları ile NIC girişimleri sonrası ikinci NOC sonuç kriterleri puanları karşılaştırılmıştır.
Sonuç: İkinci NOC sonuç kriteri puanındaki artış, akciğer kanseri tanılı bireye sunulan bakımın etkin olduğunu ve NANDA-I Taksonomi II, NOC ve NIC bağlantıları oluşturularak kullanılan hemşirelik sınıflama sistemlerinin akciğer kanseri semptomlarının yönetiminde başarılı olduğunu göstermiştir.
The Role and Effectiveness of School Social Workers in Addressing Bullying in China
Authors: Jiang Yu
Published: December 2024

The Chinese government has been working hard since 2006 to professionalize and legitimize social work, especially in schools. The occurrence of school bullying and the insufficient reaction from educational institutions and guardians are factors that lead to the inefficient implementation of social work interventions. Comparing with the United States, Chinese social workers face a number of difficulties, such as poor pay, little prospects for professional advancement, and social undervaluation.Through a detailed analysis of intervention strategies and outcomes, the article highlights the contributions of social workers in creating safer school environments. It also identifies the barriers hindering their effectiveness and offers recommendations for enhancing their roles within schools. Future research is suggested to focus on gathering first-hand data from diverse geographical regions across China, with an emphasis on longitudinal and comparative studies to better understand the impact of social work in varying educational and cultural contexts.
The Evolvement of Emperor and the Relationship Between Heaven and Man in Pre-Qin Dynasty
Authors: Li Muqiuyang
Published: December 2024

The characters of a nation are often the surface reflection of its culture. Through studying these characters, we can deeply understand the thinking mode, cultural emotion and deep aesthetic implication behind them. In Chinese culture, the concept of heaven and man has always been one of the main focuses in academic research and debate, which has a profound impact on the evolution of subsequent culture. Therefore, primarily based on the background of pre-Qin to the Shang dynasty, this paper discusses the relationship between heaven and man. Through analyzing the different forms of di (emperor) in oracle bone inscriptions, this paper reveals the change of the concept of heaven and man and its influence on the relationship between heaven and man in later generations. By doing so, the paper seeks to deepen the understanding of the evolution of the concept of Heaven and man in Chinese traditional concept more comprehensively.
Causes and Effects of Second Language Classroom Anxiety among College Students
Authors: Chen Fan , Chen Yingfei , Zhao Junting
Published: December 2024

Anxiety as a negative influence on the effectiveness of foreign language learning has been confirmed by research. As one of the current mandatory courses for college students in China, foreign language has become an indispensable learning tool and relevant pathway in multiple disciplines. However, a growing body of research suggests that the original foreign language teaching model of most universities is not effective in alleviating their students' foreign language anxiety in the classroom. Based on this, The purpose of this paper is to examine the specific causes of anxiety in the foreign language classroom and its impact on student learning outcomes. In foreign language classroom anxiety. This study will go through the methods of literature review and case study to focus on understanding, exploring, and summarizing the factors that have been influencing second language classroom anxiety. It has been found that the main causes of anxiety in the foreign language classroom include students' foreign language anxiety, the way the teacher gives feedback, and the stress of the classroom environment. Anxiety not only affects students' performance in the classroom but also hinders their process of learning the language, leading to unsatisfactory learning outcomes. In order to effectively alleviate students' anxiety in the second foreign language classroom, future research should also continue to focus on students' anxiety experiences in different cultural contexts to promote further optimization of foreign language education.
A Study of the Role of Physical Functioning and Physical Conditioning on the Influence of Competitive Sports Programmes
Authors: Yang Yuxin
Published: December 2024

With the continuous progress of science and technology, the field of competitive sports has also witnessed revolutionary changes. Modern technology is playing an increasingly important role in improving athletes' performance, optimising training methods and preventing sports injuries. The aim of this study is to delve into the role of body functions and form states in competitive sports and how they affect athletes' competitive performance. By analysing the physical characteristics and training needs of athletes in different sports, it reveals the state effects of body function and form state on competitive sports. The study further proposes the enhancement of athletes' physical functioning and shape shape through scientific training methods. The application of these strategies will help athletes achieve optimal performance in training and competition, reduce the risk of injury, and improve athletic performance. With the continuous development and application of science and technology, we have reason to believe that competitive sports will become more scientific, efficient and humane.
A Comparative Study on the Destinations of Graduates from Sino-Foreign Cooperation in Running Schools
Authors: Liao Xinyu , Lin Kun
Published: December 2024

China-foreign cooperation in higher education is becoming more popular due to the rapid development of globalization and information technology in China. It is now a significant method of cultivating talents with an international perspective and the ability to communicate across cultures. The question of the destinations of graduates of Sino-Foreign co-operative education programs has also become a growing concern. This paper investigates the fundamental causes by comparing and analyzing the foreign study rate, the domestic advancement rate, and the direct employment rate of the graduates of Chinese-foreign cooperative education institutions and Chinese-foreign cooperative education projects. This study adopts a blend of quantitative and qualitative approaches of case study and data analysis, collects and collates relevant data on the destinations of graduates of Chinese-foreign cooperative universities over the past few years, quantitatively analyses the data, and finally analyses in-depth the specific phenomena in conjunction with cases. This trend reflects the advantages of Sino-Foreign cooperation in providing international education resources and facilitating further studies. The Sino-Foreign co-operation mode provides students with a broader international perspective and channels for further studies, but problems such as uneven teaching quality and insufficient competitiveness in the job market still require attention.
Aetiology and Treatments of Antisocial Personality Disorder
Authors: Yao Junyu , Yang Mingqi , Okitsu Ayane
Published: December 2024

This paper provides a comprehensive overview of Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) by emphasising its characteristics, pathological causes and treatments. ASPD is identified as a type B personality disorder which is characterised by consistently disobeying social norms and lacking remorse. The following sections discuss the contributors to ASPD from both nature (biological) and nurture (environmental) perspectives, highlighting the essential influences of inheritance and adverse childhood experiences. Specifically, this study explores the abnormalities in brain structures involving the frontal lobe and amygdala, as well as the effects of abuse and ignorance in its development. In addition, this paper recalls the treatment methods, with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) exhibiting a higher possibility of reducing violent behaviours, while the psychodynamic approach and pharmacological intervention function to mitigate comorbidities of ASPD. Furthermore, ASPD behaviours in real life have been addressed through analysing the case study of Ted Bundy, illustrating the importance of diagnosis and intervention in the early stages. The findings supply useful suggestions for relevant experts and professors and also help society to better understand the complexity of ASPD.
The Effect of Game-Based Vocabulary Learning on Middle School Students' Motivation and Vocabulary Retention
Authors: Zhong Kaiyi
Published: December 2024

Game-based learning (GBL) has proven to be very effective in enhancing students' motivation for vocabulary learning, encouraging them to spend more time memorizing words as the learning process becomes less tedious. By incorporating elements like instant feedback, competition, and rewards, GBL sustains students' learning enthusiasm and helps strengthen the retention of previously learned words. Research shows that game-based vocabulary learning (GBVL) often outperforms traditional methods, significantly boosting students' engagement and performance. This research explores the connection between GBL's ability to enhance motivation and its impact on improving vocabulary retention, particularly among middle school students. GBL enhances learning motivation and encourages active participation by making the learning process more enjoyable and interactive. This strong motivation is critical to improving retention rates, as students are more likely to voluntarily revisit the learning materials. Integrating GBVL into language courses provides educators with a promising tool to boost motivation and vocabulary retention. Thus, GBL is considered an effective strategy to improve the outcomes of vocabulary teaching.
China's High Rate of Underage Students Depression and Related Laws on the Protection of Teenagers
Authors: Guo Yuchen
Published: December 2024

In China, the depression rate among underage students has shown an upward trend in recent years and underage students have gradually become the largest group affected by depression in the country. Depression among underage students can lead to many serious consequences, such as a lack of interest in school and even suicide. Some provisions in China's Minor Protection Law can play a role in protecting minors suffering from depression. In response, the Chinese government also has introduced several measures, such as the "Double Reduction" policy, to improve the situation, but with limited success. This article describes the current state of the Minor Protection Law regarding student depression and analyzes the existing protection laws and related measures to identify the reasons behind the rising depression rates among underage students and the ineffectiveness of new policies. At the same time, revisions to the relevant protection laws and suggested measures are proposed from four perspectives: underage students, schools, families, and society. These recommendations can first help relevant authorities improve the protection laws, and researchers can use these suggestions to propose further revisions.
The Analysis of the Roles of Women in the Windrush Generation
Authors: Zhao Xiaolou
Published: December 2024

After the British Nationality Act was enacted in 1948, the legislation expanded the pathway to immigration. In the same year, HMT Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury with 1,027 Caribbean immigrants that were, later on, referred to as the Windrush generation. As the turning point of the UKs migration history, this specific historical period from 1948 to the 1970s had been studied thoroughly by scholars. However, only a limited proportion of them are about the 200 or more women on the Empire Windrush. Thus, this paper, through a method of literature review, explores and analyzes the roles played by women in the Windrush generation. The paper finds that Windrush women, firstly, often join the public phase and work as a paid workforce after immigrating to London through chain migration. By doing so, they not only provided additional income to their family but also contributed to the post-war recovery of the British Empire. Meanwhile, they served as community builders who not only managed chores but also bonded their family members and even the entire immigrant community. Moreover, the Windrush women became active advocates that voiced for racial and gender equality and social justice.
WTO Legality Analysis of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and China's Response
Authors: Chen Yantong
Published: December 2024

Now that the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has entered into force and is entering a transition period, its compliance with WTO trade rules has been controversial. CBAM's differential treatment of goods from different origins based on their carbon content violates the GATT principle of non-discrimination and may result in WTO members being denied fair, just and equal treatment in international trade. CBAM is a tax on the carbon emissions of some specific imported goods, requiring high-carbon products imported into or exported from the EU to pay the corresponding amount of tax or refund the corresponding carbon emission quotas, thus affecting China's export trade. This study mainly utilizes literature research method and comparative research method. At the international level, analyze whether CBAM can meet the WTO legal requirements to construct international carbon tariff rules separately from the existing WTO rules, affecting the global environment and climate change issues. At the domestic level, the impact of CBAM on China's foreign trade is explored. China should adhere to multilateralism, strengthen international cooperation, continuously develop low-carbon technologies and improve the carbon trading market to cope with the impacts of CBAM. Thus, to the effect of safeguarding international interests and contributing to global development.
Research on the Mathematics Context Creation of Middle School under the Background of the New Curriculum Reform
Authors: Hu Xi
Published: December 2024

With the release of the "Compulsory Education Mathematics Curriculum Standards (2022 edition)", the education goal is increasingly focused on developing students core qualities, focusing on students problem-solving ability in real situations. Mathematics context teaching is of great significance in mathematics education, which can cultivate students ability to solve problems. So teachers need to pay attention to mathematics context teaching, but teachers didnt think highly of context teaching in the past. Thus it led to a series of problems. These problems mean that the teaching of mathematical context needs to change. In order to solve the above problems, this research intends to use the literature review method for research and put forward some suggestions. For example, strengthen the training of teachers, control the time and complexity of context, and enrich types and presentation modes of the context, etc. These suggestions can promote the development of mathematics context teaching and promote the cultivation of students mathematics core literacy.
Research on the Current Situation of High School English Teaching
Authors: Zheng Xinyi
Published: December 2024

English is crucial for high school students. In addition to being a crucial subject for college entrance exams, English is also the key to opening the window to the world. As globalization speeds up and the number of cross-border interactions rises, English teaching plays a crucial role in Chinas education system. Moreover, English is also a required course on the college entrance exam, one of the most significant tests that high school students must take. Therefore, this article will study the current status of high school English reading, listening, writing, and grammar teaching and propose improvement strategies. There are still many problems in current English teaching, such as single teaching methods, insufficient student interest in learning, and outdated teaching resources. When facing problems in high school English teaching, teachers, schools, and other parties need to do their best to work together to improve and perfect the current situation of high school English teaching.
Economy, Geography and Insurgency: Understanding the External Factors Behind Boko Haram's Rise
Authors: Zeng Yuxuan
Published: December 2024

Over the last decade, Boko Haram has been a major security threat to Nigeria. The terrorist organization has launched numerous attacks and kidnappings on both civilian and military targets. Despite ongoing efforts by the Nigerian government and its military forces, the insurgency remains active, and ultimate victory over the group has yet to be achieved. Many scholars attribute Boko Harams emergence and continued existence to a combination of extreme religious ideologies and the government's failure to develop an effective counter-insurgency strategy. However, these factors alone do not fully explain the group's success. Throughout its development, external factors such as the economy and geography provide significant advantages to Boko Haram, ranging from recruitment to supply and concealment. This paper examines the economic, educational, geographical, and regional context of the Boko Haram insurgency to demonstrate how social and natural conditions can promote insurgency and offer new insights into the ongoing global anti-terrorist campaign.
The Emotional Impact of Animation on Its Audience
Authors: Cai Zhangchun
Published: December 2024

Animation is a flexible and versatile information dissemination vehicle that covers multiple art forms. A combination of visual, auditory, and narrative strategy elements can arouse emotional fluctuations and sympathetic responses in the audience. Devoting oneself to studying the emotional impact of the interaction between animation art and psychology aims to explore why animation brings its audience more direct and efficient emotional value than other art vehicles. This thesis conducts a comprehensive examination of the emotional output mechanisms of animation. It delves into various aspects such as visual elements, auditory soundscapes, and the emotional resonance of characters, all of which contribute to the overall experience of the viewer. Moreover, it investigates the narrative strategies employed in animation, which include effective narrative techniques, the developmental arcs of characters, and the emotional impacts of the plot. This thesis ultimately contributes valuable insights into how animation serves as a potent medium for emotional engagement and storytelling.
Unlocking Virality: Analyzing the Factors Driving Olympic Hot Topics on Weibo During the Paris 2024 Games
Authors: Lyu Yunqi , Wu Yige
Published: December 2024

This study investigates the factors driving the virality of Olympic-related topics on Weibo, focusing on the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. As one of China's largest social media platforms, Weibo plays a significant role in shaping public discourse and amplifying topics related to global events like the Olympics. By analyzing 242 trending search terms from July 26 to August 11, 2024, this study explores how elements such as keyword choice, emotional appeal, and the presence of news events contribute to a topics popularity. A binary logistic regression model was employed to examine the effects of these variables on the popularity index, categorizing titles into "high" and "low" popularity. The results indicate that highly emotional headlines, particularly those with extremely positive or negative tones, are more likely to become popular. Additionally, titles associated with major news events significantly increase the likelihood of virality. While keyword relevance is a crucial factor in attracting attention, the length of a headline has a limited impact on its success. The type of content publisher also plays a role, with official media sources often garnering higher credibility and engagement compared to self-media or sports media outlets. The studys findings offer practical insights for content creators, media organizations, and brands aiming to maximize their visibility during large-scale events. The analysis underscores the importance of strategically choosing keywords, leveraging emotional resonance, and integrating newsworthy elements to enhance content distribution and public engagement on digital platforms.
Analysis of the Impact of Parenting Styles on Children
Authors: Weng Xinmin
Published: December 2024

Children's growth and development are affected by many factors, especially the parenting style among family factors. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the problem of the influence of parenting styles on children and explore the factors that influence them. Based on the current literature and data investigation,the authors focused on the issue of the influence of parenting styles on children's behavior, academic performance, and emotional intelligence. The results of this study show that the influence of parenting styles on children is both positively and negatively correlated, depending on what type of parenting style the parents have. Positive parenting styles, such as authoritative parenting styles, are usually positively associated with children's development, while negative parenting styles, such as authoritarian parenting styles, are negatively related to the impact on children. This is an area of research that is useful for exploring how to improve parenting styles to promote healthy child development and motivate children to do things right.
The Influence of Social Media on Youth's Views on Marriage and Love--The Example of Short Videos of Couples on Douyin
Authors: Huang Kexin
Published: December 2024

Couple short video is a short video type with couples as the main performers, focusing on various common themes to show an emphasis on the emotional life of them. Combining the content and characteristics of these short videos, this paper adopts the videos on the Douyin platform as an example, and uses questionnaire surveys and data analysis to investigate the impact of couple short videos on youth's view of marriage and love and its path of influence. It is found that short videos of couples promote the viewers to be more careful and rational to face love and marriage, while maintaining the expectation of a healthy relationship, which promotes the formation of a healthy attitude towards marriage and love. In addition, the emotional resonance and social interaction also strengthened the youth's re-examination of the issue of marriage and love. However, there are still limitations to the influence of couple-type short videos.
The Practical Forms and Cultural Implications of "City (or not) City": A Study on Linguistic Hybridization in Chinese Social Media
Authors: Wang Zhenni
Published: December 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, "city (or not) city", the internet buzzword with linguistic hybridization between Chinese and English, became popular on Chinese social media in a short period, which sparked widespread discussion. According to the research findings of this article, "city city" is often used for the context containing 3 themes, including travel and recording experiences in relation to cities, local food culture as well as leisure time, and local culture about cities. In addition, "city city" is often used by users to present positive emotions in the related context and content. This could be driven by the individual's demand for genuine emotional expression or the desire to shape an ideal self-image. In terms of the cultural implications of "city city", on the one hand, "city city" can participate in the construction of the cultural identity of local cities. On the other hand, the advantages of "city city" in shaping shared meanings can help information receivers reduce the possibility of misunderstanding information. This can provide support and a positive impact on intercultural communication of the cultural identity of a country through the use of internet buzzwords with linguistic hybridization.
Education Equity: Disparities of Education Between Elite-Class and Working-Class Students in the United States
Authors: DENG HO KWO DANIEL
Published: December 2024

This paper is based on the social background in which income inequality and racial bias highly strongly influence the quality of education and the accessibility of resources in the US, it mainly studied the inequal education phenomenon that happened in the United States including factors that cause the inequity and several solutions. It is meant to contribute value to the realization of imparity, raise the awareness of its importance and also provide more ideas and options to address this education issue. The way of research is through analyzing different papers and essays and combining them with personal perspectives, mainly focusing on children who have been affected by the unequal environment. In addition, many data are acquired through analyzing and comparing different research. This paper finds that education equity is still challenging for society and government to achieve especially when the accessibility for resources is different for each student. Structural inequalities, parental involvement, and systemic biases are still waiting to be addressed, reminding a cycle of inequality. To solve these issues, effective solutions are needed, including reforms in school funding, increased investment in education infrastructure, support for parental value involvement, and efforts to address inflict biases.
Current Situation and Countermeasures of Adolescent Mental Health in the Context of Social Media
Authors: Jia Zimo
Published: December 2024

In contemporary society, social media serves as both a means for students to connect and a source of entertainment and relaxation. Nevertheless, despite its many advantages, it can also lead to adverse psychological effects. The digital environment and the vast array of information available online significantly influence students' mental well-being. This article seeks to raise awareness about the negative consequences that social media has on students, the potential psychological issues they may encounter, and various recommendations from multiple perspectives. This includes strategies for students facing mental health challenges to find healing and resolution, as well as how educational institutions can support student mental wellness in relation to social media usage. In conclusion, the psychological ramifications of social media on students are significant; it is not only addictive but can also trigger various mental health concerns. Schools should organize more activities aimed at reducing addiction to virtual platforms. Additionally, teachers and parents need to be vigilant regarding students' mental health and offer timely advice and appropriate interventions when issues arise.
How K-POP Influences C-POPs Market Positioning: A Case on SNH48
Authors: Meng Wenhao
Published: December 2024

This study investigates how K-POP influences the market positioning of C-POP through a detailed case study of the Chinese idol group, SNH48. Initially modeled after the Japanese group AKB48, SNH48 later transitioned to a K-POP-inspired approach. By analyzing SNH48s shift from J-POP to K-POP, this research explores the externalization business model employed by Chinese entertainment companies. It delves into how SNH48's market positioning evolved, emphasizing commercial best practices and external collaborations, particularly with South Korean firms. Additionally, by examining SNH48s evolution and collaborations with South Korean firms, the study highlights the role of the externalization entry-mode business model in shaping Chinese entertainment strategies. The research also considers the impact of geopolitical factors, such as the 2016 THAAD dispute, which led to the "Xian Han Ling" ban on Korean celebrities, prompting Chinese companies to adapt their strategies.The findings highlight the significance of adapting foreign entertainment models in shaping C-POP's future, demonstrating the importance of market positioning in Chinas entertainment industry.
Exploring Innovative Approaches to Integrate Child Development Theory in Primary Classrooms
Authors: Lu Xianghe
Published: December 2024

As education reforms prioritize comprehensive skills over traditional knowledge transmission, the limitations of the "one-size-fits-all" teaching approach have become evident. Theoretical frameworks, including Piaget's cognitive development theory, Vygotsky's sociocultural theory, and Gardner's multiple intelligences theory, provide valuable insights for tailoring instructional strategies to individual learning needs. This study explores the integration of child development theories into primary education, addressing the diverse cognitive, emotional, and social needs of students in contemporary classrooms. This research highlights innovative teaching methods grounded in these theories that can enhance student learning outcomes and support teachers' professional development. While the study identifies potential challenges in implementing these theories, particularly in resource-limited environments, it underscores the necessity for adaptable and innovative practices. Future research should focus on empirical studies to evaluate the practical applications of these theories across diverse educational settings, aiming to improve teaching effectiveness and student engagement.
Analysis of Bias in International Education from the Perspective of Intersectionality Theory
Authors: Peng Chaopeng
Published: December 2024

International students encounter more psychological, structural, and social challenges that negatively affect their mental health, academic engagement, and college readiness. Collectively, these challenges have a crucially negative effect on their academic achievement. To be specific, previous researchers often attribute international students' lower academic performance to experiences of sexism or racism alone. However, intersectionality theory suggests that harmful stereotypes can compound and lead to heightened discrimination; for instance, black female students experience significantly more discrimination than white male students, thereby considerably limiting their opportunities to achieve excellent academic success and engage in university social activities. Thus, by reviewing previous findings, the current study argues that the multiple disadvantaged identities of international students compound to negatively affect their academic performance, particularly when they have intersections of both underprivileged gender and race. The current study highlights the critical role of intersectional identities in international students' differential vulnerability, making them more vulnerable to intersectional biases than native students. Furthermore, the up-to-date intervention proposed to promote education equity for international students is discussed. Fortunately, numerous classroom designs attempt to engage international students in classroom education and are deployed to satisfy international students' diverse needs, the most sophisticated of which is the flipped classroom.
Feasibility Study on Art Therapy Methods for Sleep Disorder Groups Based on Artificial Intelligence Technology
Authors: Luo Yuedan
Published: December 2024

With the rapid development of modern society and the accelerated pace of life, sleep disorders have become a significant issue affecting peoples quality of life. Numerous studies indicate that art therapy, as a non-pharmacological treatment, can externalize the subconscious through creative activities, raising it to a conscious level, thus improving the psychological state and sleep quality of individuals with sleep disorders. However, traditional art therapy methods still face certain limitations, often failing to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes. The fast-growing field of artificial intelligence (AI), with advances in intelligent algorithms and big data analytics, offers new possibilities for the evolution of art therapy, potentially enhancing its effectiveness. This paper aims to explore the feasibility of integrating AI technology into art therapy for individuals with sleep disorders. By examining applications in mandala painting, intelligent wearable devices, and dream visualization, this study proposes innovative therapeutic approaches that combine traditional art therapy with modern AI technology to provide more efficient and personalized therapeutic solutions for those suffering from sleep disorders.
The Role of Social Media in Influencing Juvenile Delinquent Behavior
Authors: Cai Yuyin
Published: December 2024

This research project examines the influence of social media on juvenile criminal behaviour. The popularisation and rapid development of the Internet and social media have had a significant impact on the lifestyles, social patterns and psychological states of adolescents. This research project examines the potential influence of social media on adolescent behaviour from a multi-disciplinary perspective, encompassing the fields of psychology, sociology and communication. The research methodology involved a comprehensive literature review and a case study, which were used to collate and analyse a substantial corpus of data and information pertaining to the relationship between social media use and juvenile delinquency. It is possible that social media may precipitate juvenile delinquency, whilst simultaneously offering a forum for the exchange of information, emotional support and social interaction. The dissemination of misinformation, the occurrence of cyberbullying, and the prevalence of privacy breaches on social media may have a deleterious effect on juveniles, thereby increasing their susceptibility to engage in delinquent activities. Furthermore, this paper puts forth recommendations for the effective governance of social media platforms in a business context, with the objective of preventing and reducing juvenile delinquency.
Overview of Meniscus Injury Repair
Authors: Xie Yu
Published: December 2024

In recent decades, the perception of the meniscus has gone from being the most useless structure of the knee joint to one of the most important components. The incidence of meniscus injuries is on the rise, which may be due to the increase in daily physical activity among young people. Meniscus injuries are usually caused by excessive exercise or sudden rotation of the knee and are often accompanied by swelling and pain. There are many ways to diagnose and treat it. In the initial stages of injury, you need to follow (RICE), which can be understood as rest, ice, apply pressure to the knee, and elevate the knee to relieve pain. As the meniscus damage worsens, surgery is needed. Then you can do some endurance training to reduce the load on the knee joint. Quadriceps exercises can improve knee joint function.
Achilles tendon injury repair and sports performance
Authors: Jing Zixuan , Zhang Jincheng
Published: December 2024

Various Achilles tendon problems and injuries, ruptures in particular, are challenging and harmful to an athletes general performance or to their game. The Achilles tendon is the strongest and thickest tendon in the human body; a strip of this connective tissue connecting the leg muscles to the heel is responsible for several essential functions involving running, jumping, or even standing. Considering the complexity and speed of the movement, athletes are more prone to occurrences of such damage, which usually has serious consequences, including the end of the career. The recovery methods after an Achilles tendon injury, either based on surgical or physical operations, are long and arduous but overall result in full recovery. Although surgical remedies provide a faster way to return to normal activity, they have some drawbacks, such as wound-healing issues. In contrast, the non-surgical methods, as less invasive, introduce a larger risk of re-rupture. After the injury, an athlete tends to reduce their performance. This manifests through a decrease in games played, efficiency, and return to performance for high dynamics sports, such as basketball or football. Meanwhile, for baseball, where the physical load on the Achilles tendon is different, such injuries do not affect as much the results. This fact reflects the importance of therapists to elaborate on methods of full functional return after surgery to bring the player back to identity.
The impact of circadian rhythm on bipolar disorder
Authors: Wu Yuxi
Published: December 2024

This review mainly focuses on the role of circadian rhythm in both causation and treatment of bipolar disorder (BD). Circadian rhythm is an essential modulator that makes our body function in tune with the 24-h cycle, controlling the metabolic and endocrine processes. In terms of the causation and the development of BD, disrupted circadian rhythms might play a crucial part. It would be discussed from the dysregulation of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine and melatonin, which are modulated by the clock and contribute to BD. The clock genes like Circadian locomotor output cycles kaput (CLOCK), Period (PER), and Cryptochrome will also be discussed, since their expressions operate the clock and their polymorphisms could lead to abnormal circadian rhythm and make people present certain symptoms. Furthermore, it can be inferred that regulating circadian rhythm might be an efficacious treatment for BD, including the administration of lithium and light therapy, both of which target regulating circadian rhythm by modulating the elements of the clock.
Overview of Wrist Injuries Treatment
Authors: Wang Qiaoya
Published: December 2024

This paper discussed an overview of wrist injuries, and the various methods used to treat them. Since there are different methods, this paper uses examples and research to help with the analysis and to find the most suitable ones. In this case, conservative methods are often used first, followed by operative treatments if needed. Also, this paper provides numerous ways to diagnose, such as objective methods like MRI and more subjective methods like function tests. Additionally, advice on preventing wrist injuries is given.
Applications of 3D Printing Technology in Angiogenesis Model for Cancer Research
Authors: Gao Hansizeng
Published: December 2024

3D printing is a technology that has gradually advanced with the development of technology and has been used in medicine and cancer treatment. 3D printing's ability to prototype quickly allows it to quickly convert fundamental cancer research findings into therapeutic applications, which could speed up or possibly completely transform the entire medication discovery and development process. Angiogenesis is an essential process in normal development and adult physiology but is disrupted in many diseases. The review summarizes the applications of 3D printing technology in angiogenesis models for cancer research. 3D printed PLA-bio-glass composite for bone tissue engineering can be used to study bone healing and regeneration. The in vitro microvascular model using 3D printing technology can be applied to explore the role of angiogenesis-related proteins. A 2D or 3D histological model is sufficient to track cancer cell dynamics. A combination of 3D bio-printed blood vessel models and spheroids can be a cost-effective and efficient method for drug testing to evaluate both tumor growth and angiogenesis. In future research, it can be expected to develop technologies to support 4D printing of personalized adjustable bionic periosteum with anisotropic microstructures to accelerate angiogenesis and bone healing.
Metallic nanoparticles for tumor microenvironment modulation
Authors: Yang Ximiao , Liao Yurun , Mo Jiawei
Published: December 2024

Cancer is a complex, multifaceted disease influenced by genetic predispositions, lifestyle factors such as nutrition, exercise, and toxin exposure, as well as environmental conditions. A key element in cancer initiation, progression, metastasis, and therapeutic response is the tumor microenvironment (TME). Within the TME, immune cells like T cells, B cells, and immunoglobulins have a profound and direct impact on the growth and spread of tumor cells. As a result, effective regulation of the TME has become crucial for successful cancer treatment. Metal nanoparticles (MNPs), ranging from 1 to 100 nanometers, have shown great potential as agents for modulating the TME, delivering drugs, and improving cancer diagnostics. This discussion explores both the internal and external components of the TME, focusing on how MNPs influence the microenvironment. We highlight their targeting mechanisms and interactions with immune responses and tumor-associated inflammation. Due to their unique properties, MNPs offer distinct advantages in cancer therapy, and their range of applications continues to expand. This review underscores the potential of MNPs as a promising material in the future of cancer treatment.
Principles and research progress of gene editing technology
Authors: Fei Yilin
Published: December 2024

Gene editing is a new genetic engineering technology. Given the quick development of molecular biology technology, genome editing tools have made great progress from the initial ZFNs and TALEN technology to CRISPR-Cas9 technology in recent years. Gene editing is the modification of specific targets in the genome of an organism to change its genetic information and phenotypic characteristics. This study analyzed the principle and research progress of gene editing technology through the data. For example, CRISPR-Cas9 can protect against secondary viral attacks, and ZFNs can be cleaved on any genomic sequence. Studies have found that there are still great challenges in the clinical field of genetic technology. Including the need for standardized safety protocols, regulatory transparency, and pricing frameworks, which increase the risk of further mutations. This article elaborates on the role and future development of gene editing in medicine, and provides a reference for the future field of gene editing technology.
Overview of Achilles Tendon Injury Treatment
Authors: Bo Bingbing
Published: December 2024

Achilles tendon rupture is a prevalent injury, particularly among middle-aged individuals who participate in high-demand athletics. This article reviews the anatomy, risk factors, diagnosis, and current treatment strategies for Achilles tendon rupture, with a focus on surgical and non-surgical approaches. The traditional open repair technique is still a widespread surgical approach that uses a large incision to reconnect the tendon directly. However, complications and infections may occur, so percutaneous or mini-open techniques can be changed depending on the patient's condition. Various suture techniques, such as Bunnell, Modified Kessler, and Tsuge, have been evaluated in clinical settings, with braided polyester sutures demonstrating superior biomechanical performance over monofilament polydioxanone sutures. Despite the effectiveness of surgical intervention, non-surgical treatment remains an option for specific patient populations, though it is associated with a slightly higher re-rupture rate. Postoperative rehabilitation is crucial for restoring function, with early weight-bearing and mechanical stimulation playing key roles in successful recovery.
Mechanisms and Applications of AZD6738 on Breast Cancer
Authors: Lin Ruoxi
Published: December 2024

Breast cancer (BC) is a cancer that is prevalent in women. However, the heterogeneity of BC in patients, especially triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), leads to cases with poor outcomes, which requires more efficient treatment approaches. AZD6738, also known as ceralasertib, a selective inhibitor of Ataxia telangiectasia and Rad3-related (ATR) kinase, can be used for cancer treatment. In clinical practice, it is often used in combination with other drugs or chemotherapy to enhance treatment efficacy. ATR kinase is activated during DNA damage, affecting the cell cycle and responding to DNA replication stress (RS) by activating CHK1 and a series of downstream reactions. AZD6738 can block the ATR pathway by inhibiting the activation of CHK1, thereby inducing cancer cell apoptosis. Moreover, researchers conducted clinical studies on AZD6738 and explored the efficacy of its combination therapy with other drugs, such as PARP inhibitor olaparib. This review focuses on the structure and function of AZD6738, as well as its applications in TNBC clinical trials. Future studies of AZD6738 are required to further explore the mechanisms and clinical applications in the treatment of breast cancer and other cancers.