bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Territorial aspects of managing mineral resource centers in new geostrategic conditions of economic growth
Authors:   Joint Stock Company «Institute  of Regional Economic Research», Rostanets V.G. , Rozhdestvenskaya I.A. ,   Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Published: December 2023

The article examines mineral resource centers as an object of territorial management in the new geostrategic reality, which puts forward new tasks and imposes special requirements and approaches to their development and forms of state support, the formation of organizational models and forms of functioning, offers directions and specific recommendations for organizational support for the creation and successful development of both existing and newly created MRCs based on strengthening coordination interregional ties, inclusion in the MSC’s management process the representatives of all interest groups related to their development.
Gastric X/A-Like Cell-Derived Peptides Participate Global Lipid Metabolism Regulation
Authors:   Peoples Hospital of Henan University, 7 Weiwu Road, Zhengzhou, 450003, Henan Province, China, Yu Ruili
Published: December 2023

The X/A-like cell is an enteroendocrine cell that was initially poorly understood but has gained significant attention due to its peptide products, including ghrelin, desacyl-ghrelin, obestatin and nesfatin-1.
Risk Factors for Blindness and Partial Blindness in the Amhara Region of Ethiopia: Spatial and Regression Analyses
Authors:   Water and Land Resource Centre, Addis Ababa University, P. O. Box 7985, Addis Ababa, Shifarew Hailu
Published: December 2023

Seeing difficulties like blindness and partial blindness are affected by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors. The objective of this study is to evaluate whether seeing difficulties are associated with extrinsic (external) factors like environmental, educational, and socioeconomic status of people.
Disease and Circulating miRs: Updated in the Medical World
Authors:   School of Medicine, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, Iran, Ghazizadeh Elham
Published: December 2023

The abundance of circulating miRNAs-small non-coding RNAs involved in posttranscriptional regulation of gene expression- in body fluids of cancer patients holds great promise to identify stable and specific biomarkers
Recent Trends in Cycling Behaviour in Older Males: An Analysis and Plea for Therapeutic Options
Authors:   School of Biomedicine, The University of Adelaide, Frome Rd, Rd, Adelaide, 5005, South Australia, Australia., Byard Roger W
Published: December 2023

In recent years there has been an increase in middle-aged and older males riding bicycles along city streets. While this in itself would not seem to represent a problem, a number of issues arise. Firstly, these riders do not seem to venture outdoors unless they are surrounded
Clinical Features and Genetic Analysis on 2 Cases and their Families with Cerebral Autosomal Dominant Arteriopathy with Subcortical Infarcts and Leukoencephalopathy
Authors:   Medical School, Jiangsu University, Jiangsu 212000, China., Ma Rui
Published: December 2023

To accumulate clinical features and clinical laboratory data about cerebral autosomal dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leucoencephalopathy.
A Comparative Study of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for Weight Reduction and Activity Increase in Obese Individuals with Coronary Artery Disease
Authors:   University of Tehran, Dr Kardan Street, Nasr Bridge, Jalal Al-Ahmad Street, Chamran Highway, Tehran, Iran, Arani Fateme Dehghani
Published: December 2023

Obesity is a metabolic disorder and is often the cause of health problems such as cardiovascular diseases. The purpose of this preliminary study was to compare the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
Latent Profiles of Unmarried Korean Young Adults’ Cohabitation, Marriage, and Birth Intentions
Authors:   Society for the Study of Family Policy, Lee Gaeun , Yoo Haeun
Published: December 2023

In this study, we aimed to identify the latent profiles of unmarried Korean young adults’ intentions to cohabit (either without considering getting married or as a process of marriage), to marry, and to have a child. We also investigated the predictors of the profile membership with a particular emphasis on the young adults’ perceptions of emerging adulthood. Using a sample of 1,119 never-married, childless young adults aged 19-34 years, our latent profile analysis classified four latent profiles based on the levels of their intentions to cohabit, to marry, and to have a child: (a) Intimacy Seekers (51.1%), (b) Partnership Seekers (33.8%), (c) Intimacy Avoiders (8.6%), and (d) Traditional Norm Followers (6.4%). Intimacy Seekers were individuals with strong intentions to cohabit, to marry, and to have a child. Partnership Seekers were young adults who inclined toward cohabitation and marriage but exhibited low intentions to have a child. Those who perceived the current life stage as an opportunity for “identity explorations” were more likely to be categorized as Intimacy Seekers than Intimacy Avoiders and Partnership Seekers. Those who felt they were “in-between” were more likely to be classified as Intimacy Avoiders and Traditional Norm Followers than Intimacy Seekers. This study contributes to the literature by offering insights into the heterogeneity among unmarried Korean young adults.
La formacion odontológica en las redes sociales
Authors: Arellano Leylan
Published: December 2023

Resumen:las redes sociales han influido sorprendentemente en la educación vamos a llamar “continua” en odontología. La oferta de cursos informales que se ofrecen a través de las redes sociales es inmensurable, día a día se puede visualizar la comercialización de la educación a distancia o educación online en las diferentes especialidades de la odontología. Cursos y actualizaciones esencialmente en Operatoria Dental referida a la estética dental: cómo crear diseños de sonrisas, como realizar mockup digital, como transformar sonrisas con resinas compuestas directas, como realizar carillas directas e indirectas, incrustaciones estéticas directas e indirectas. Igualmente cursos en Endodoncia, en Periodoncia, en Cirugía Bucal de terceros molares incluidos, implantes estéticos, odontología biomimética, cursos de cómo administrar la practica privada odontológica y como hacer que la consulta esté a la altura de una empresa sustentable y exitosa etc.; en fin, las ofertas sobre el particular llueven minuto a minuto en las redes sociales. No deja de preocupar que, en los cursos ofrecidos en las redes sociales existe un gran vacío en la evaluación del conocimiento que se pretende impartir a distancia, aspecto contrario a la educación formal universitaria que cumple a cabalidad con este criterio fundamental de la enseñanza, y que avala responsablemente la materia impartida. Los tiempos cambian y debemos adaptarnos a ellos, solo que los cambios deben ser asumidos con responsabilidad y ejercerlos con criterios firmes. El desempeño clínico debe sér ético y tener siempre presente el lado humano de esta noble profesión.
Revistas latinoamericanas de odontología en scopus: entre la escasez y la dificultad
Authors: Wilches José , Castillo Midian
Published: December 2023

Scopus y WoS son las dos bases de datos de prestigio mundial a la que muchas revistas que pretenden estar en la élite global pretenden ingresar. Ambas tienen asociados dos índices de impacto: el Scimago Journal Rank (SJR) para Scopus, el Journal Citation Reports (JCR) para WoS. Se concluye que existe la necesidad de que más revistas latinoamericanas de odontología trabajen para ser incluidas en estas bases de datos para que así, las investigaciones valiosas que se producen en los rincones del continente no sean invisibilizadas por los costos o la hegemonía del inglés.
Despigmentación gingival y aumento de corona clínica. A propósito de un reporte de caso
Authors: Castañeda Harold , Gutiérrez Rodolfo
Published: December 2023

La pigmentación gingival es una decoloración de la encía debido a una variedad de lesiones y condiciones asociadas con varias características etiológicas endógenas y exógenas. Por otro lado, la sonrisa gingival es una condición clínica que se presenta por la sobreexposición de la encía maxilar, mayor de 3 mm, mientras el paciente sonríe, definida como una deformidad mucogingival alrededor del diente. Tomando en consideración el origen de la pigmentación gingival y sonrisa gingival, la literatura reporta varios procedimientos o técnicas quirúrgicas a través de procedimientos de cirugía plástica periodontal como abrasión con bisturí y aumentos de corona clínica. El propósito de este estudio es el reporte de un caso clínico de sonrisa gingival por erupción pasiva alterada tipo I subcategoría A y pigmentación gingival en paciente femenino, corregido con procedimientos quirúrgicos de aumento de corona clínica, abrasión con bisturí para la pigmentación gingival y evaluación de su posterior recidiva. Se concluye que la despigmentación gingival mediante cirugía con bisturí es simple, fácil de realizar, rentable y causa pocas molestias, es estéticamente aceptable para el paciente cuando se combina con procedimientos quirúrgicos periodontales para aumentos de corona clínica.
Abordaje de lesiones cariosas con técnicas mínimamente invasivas. Revisión narrativa
Authors: Tagliaferro David
Published: December 2023

En los últimos años el abordaje de las lesiones cariosas ha evolucionado considerablemente por la implementación de nuevas filosofías como la Odontología de Mínima Intervención. El uso de instrumentos modernos para la detección más temprana de caries dental y conceptos de remoción parcial de caries como la remoción selectiva de tejido cariado permiten tratamientos de operatoria dental muy conservadores. El objetivo de esta revisión narrativa fue realizar una actualización de conceptos, métodos de detección y diagnóstico de lesiones cariosas, y el uso de instrumentos actuales en la remoción selectiva de caries dental apoyados en la evidencia científica. Se realizó una búsqueda de la literatura desde el año 2017 al 2023 en base de datos electrónicos como: PubMed; en bibliotecas electrónicas como la Biblioteca Virtual de Salud y Scielo; en base de datos multidisciplinarias como LILACS y en el buscador de Google Académico. Dejando en evidencia que la Odontología de Mínima Intervención con los métodos más actuales puede ser predecible y rentable en adultos mayores, sin embargo, más estudios a largo plazo son necesarios para mejorar su efectividad y la aplicación de esta filosofía. Es necesario unificar criterios y masificar el uso de estas técnicas, y promover así una visión conservadora buscando preservar estructura dental, de tal manera que los odontólogos manejen la enfermedad caries dental de manera diferente e innovadora.
Regulation of Postpartum Depression and Mental Health in Women
Authors: Lin Xingran
Published: December 2023

Postpartum depression (PD) has brought a series of harm to mother and child, family and society. In order to reduce its incidence and improve Women's mental health and quality of life, caregivers should be able to fully assess the risk factors for postpartum depression and predict postpartum depression occurrence, and actively take economic and effective preventive intervention measures. The present study reviews the characteristic of postpartum depression and incidence rate of PD. Moreover, some important impact factors are presented to reveal the complicated influencing mechanisms of PD symptoms. Specifically, influences from family affect the womens emotion stability. Moreover, prior depression and anxiety in women can also affect DP levels. Taking into account the multifaceted effects of PD on women's psychological well-being, effective interventions need to be better recognized. The present study mainly focuses on the treatment effectiveness of yoga and mindfulness on PD symptoms. This paper highlighted the need for more research on the impact factors and therapeutic aspects of PD.
The Influence of Second Language Subtitled Audio-visual Input on Second Language Grammar Acquisition Performance: An Integrative Review
Authors: Zhao Yifan
Published: December 2023

Previous studies have proven the value of subtitles for vocabulary and comprehension learning in second languages. However, L2 subtitled audio-visual inputs influence on grammar development, a second tricky part of L2 acquisition, has received little attention. This article offers an integrative overview of prior research on the use of subtitled audio-visual input to facilitate L2 grammar learning. Evidence shows that L2 grammar acquisition performance is facilitated by audio-visual input with subtitles in the language, but only for some of the grammatical structures. Grammar learning through L2 Subtitled audio-visual input is substantially less significant than vocabulary learning. Textual enhancement (TE), types of subtitles, learners age, and prior knowledge of the language may also affect grammar acquisition performance. Further research is needed to investigate whether L2 learners grasp of recently learned or previously learned grammar can be improved through L2 subtitled audio-visual input. Additionally, a research gap exists in implementing L2 subtitled audio-visual input in authentic second language classrooms.
Analysis of the Musical Factors and Personal Factors Affecting the Music-evoked Autobiographical Memory among Teenagers
Authors: Liu Kangshuai
Published: December 2023

Music-evoked autobiographical Memory (MEAM) is a distinct form of autobiographical memory that is intricately intertwined with the experience of music. The present study centers its attention on the many musical and human aspects that exerted an influence on the Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memory process among adolescents. Through the administration of a questionnaire to a sample of 312 high school and college students, the researcher discovered that various factors, including the genre of music, the level of mood-matching between the music and the individual, the emotional response elicited during listening, and the level of arousal experienced by the listener, exert substantial influences on the MEAM. The results of this study provide evidence in favor of the concept that individual emotional experiences and the substance of music might influence the process of memory. This result demonstrates the potential implications of MEAM for the fields of music therapy, education, and the music industry.
Analysis of the Problems and Countermeasures of Home-School Cooperation under the Background of Double Reduction Policy
Authors: Liu Rui
Published: December 2023

In the past 30 years, the practice of home-school cooperation has been extremely helpful in advancing the growth of education in China. However, under the influence of the double reduction policy background, the original problems in the process of home-school cooperation have become increasingly prominent. For example, the boundary of home-school power and responsibility is blurred, the awareness of home-school cooperation is weak, and the content and form of home-school communication are single. Therefore, it is very important to build a home-school cooperation platform and build a home-school education pattern with interaction and cooperation in all aspects. There is still more research to be done on how to encourage home-school cooperation in the context of double reduction. This paper addresses the current issues with home-school cooperation in the modern day and offers remedies to clarify the rights and responsibilities of home-school, raise home-school cooperation awareness, and create a thorough communication system. To encourage pupils overall development and to build strong home-school interaction.
A Research of Emotional Construction in the Community Culture of the Chinese Music App NetEase Cloud Music
Authors: Ji Jiachen , Liu Xinzi , Zhao Mengwei
Published: December 2023

With the infiltration of network community culture, some music platforms represented by NetEase Cloud Music began to create community functions with unique attributes, which were welcomed by users and led to users ownership and identification of the platform. This circumstance has incited the authors to contemplate the fundamental essence of the community culture within the context of NetEase Cloud Music, a music platform that encompasses essential functionalities. Moreover, the authors aim to elucidate the mechanisms by which users of NetEase Cloud Music engage in this established social community. This paper uses the content analysis method to investigate the music social behavior of NetEase Cloud music users. With the help of mobile music media platform, users will be daily life media, based on the common emotional experience, so that emotion as a social bond, completely in the virtual community built by NetEase Cloud music. Its significance is to enable us to explore the relationship between emotional needs, community culture and music media from a practical perspective.
An Exploration of Music Therapy on Relieving Psychological Stress of Graduates
Authors: Qi Siyao
Published: December 2023

Due to the large-scale expansion of higher education in China, the number of university graduates has increased, the situation has become more and more severe, and social competition has become increasingly fierce, which makes graduates face pressure and negative emotions continue to increase, resulting in a variety of psychological problems, which have a greater impact on both physical and mental development. Music therapy, as an emerging means of mental health regulation, is a product of the combination and mutual penetration of medicine, psychology and music. Studies have shown that music therapy plays an important role in relieving negative emotional stress and promoting mental health. Based on this, this paper starts from the source of psychological pressure of graduates, analyses the negative emotions of graduates facing various pressures after graduation, studies the role of music therapy on mental health promotion, and explores the effective strategies of music therapy for the management of negative emotions of graduates, so that music therapy can be effectively applied to the psychological regulation of graduates. The measures proposed in this paper to alleviate the psychological stress of graduates have a reference meaning for other people with psychological stress, and can also expand the research and application of music psychology, which also plays a very important and positive role in the construction of the current society.
Healthcare Inaccessibility of Asian Females in Canada: Barriers to Cancer Preventative Screening
Authors: Lu Yutong
Published: December 2023

Breast cancer represents a significant issue within the Canadian context, particularly as it pertains to Asian immigrant women who experience comparatively lower rates of mammographic screening. This literature review examines the barriers that impede Asian immigrant women from accessing mammographic screening, with the exception of socioeconomic status, which has been extensively investigated in previous research. The review concludes that the barriers are primarily associated with physician-patient communication and can be categorized into three themes: linguistic, cultural, and knowledge-related aspects. Potential solutions encompass the implementation of customized health education campaigns and the provision of cross-cultural healthcare services, with a particular emphasis on adopting a patient-centered approach to interpersonal contact between healthcare providers and individuals seeking medical care. By effectively tackling these complex problems, interventions have the potential to increase knowledge, facilitate interpersonal exchange, and promote equal opportunities for mammographic screening among Asian immigrant women. This, in turn, can lead to a reduction in the overall burden of breast cancer.
Reform Direction and Development Prospects of Cross-Border Civil and Commercial Litigation in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area: Under the Belt and Road Initiative
Authors: Hou Dongchen
Published: December 2023

Since the inception of the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013, Chinas foreign economic and trade engagements have experienced ongoing growth and expansion. In response to the broader cross-border market, the establishment of a multifaceted dispute resolution framework encompassing litigation, mediation, and arbitration has emerged as a crucial undertaking. This framework is designed to address the growing complexity of international cooperation disputes. Among them, litigation is the most credible and the last guarantee of fairness and justice. Chinas cross-border civil and commercial litigation (Hereinafter referred to as the CBCC litigation) has developed rapidly under the Belt and Road Initiative. However, there are still a series of problems in case filing, service, application of law, proof of foreign laws, and execution of overseas judgments. Due to the national policy of one country, two systems, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Hereinafter referred to as the Greater Bay Area) has gained unique regional advantages and strategic value in the CBCC litigation reform and practice. This research summarises the development status of the Greater Bay Area since the Belt and Road Initiative. It identifies three development directions for the modernisation reform of the litigation in the region: high efficiency, legalisation, and internationalisation. In these three directions, the Greater Bay Area has made certain achievements. These achievements prove that Chinas CBCC litigation is actively entering the international track, deepening the determination of international cooperation and exposing the shortcomings of the current cross-border judicial practice. China still has considerable space to progress ahead in enhancing the effectiveness of cross-border dispute resolution, integrating reform initiatives into legal statutes, and advancing international judicial collaboration.
The Performance of Educational Informatization and Influence on Educational Equity in China
Authors: Zhong Yuxin
Published: December 2023

Within the context of the Internet + era, innovative teaching platforms are continuously improved and optimized, and information technology assists schools in improving the quality and efficiency of education, achieving a harmonious development of science and education. This article adopts literature review to gain an in-depth understanding of the current situation of educational informatization in promoting educational equity. Starting from the perspective of educational informatization, the article first explains the concepts of educational informatization and educational equity, then traces their development process to gain a comprehensive understanding of the progress and current situation. Finally, the article discusses the impact of educational informatization on promoting educational equity, analyzing the existing problems to grasp the historical context and recognize the current situation, which is of significant importance for further leveraging the advantages of educational informatization to promote the development of educational equity. Through the study of educational informatization, it can be seen that in the era of comprehensively building a well-off society, educational informatization is like a blazing torch, igniting the transformation of education and schools, where educational equity is brought into reality in terms of opportunities, conditions, processes, and results, just like the sun shining.
Research on the Impact of Dynamic Assessment on Second Language Learning
Authors: Su Yingtong
Published: December 2023

This paper explores the role of dynamic assessment systems in our daily English teaching, discusses whether second language learners can improve their English reading ability by using dynamic assessment systems, and highlights the impact of dynamic assessment on teaching and some other important aspects. This study adopted Science Direct and Google Scholar to provide academic references and academic support for this research. which can conclude that dynamic evaluation is useful for second-language acquisition, Dynamic evaluation can create a pleasant and relaxed learning environment, and timely adjustment of learning plans can be targeted to students feedback. In addition to helping students understand what they are not familiar with, dynamic assessment can also help teachers better understand students learning dynamics, which is of great benefit to teachers. Second language acquisition is getting more and more attention nowadays. Dynamic assessment is more widely applied in education, and research has found that the system of dynamic assessment is helpful to both teachers and students. Dynamic evaluation in teaching is a real-time evaluation system that can really provide more accurate one-to-one service. This paper focuses on the impact of dynamic assessment on English learning.
An Analysis of the Impact of AI from the News Practitioners Perspective: Opportunities and Challenges
Authors: Tang Changdi
Published: December 2023

The release of ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) has led to a new wave of applications of artificial intelligence in journalism. As the research on the functions of ChatGPT continues to be completed, many media companies and organizations have begun to use ChatGPT in their work. There are more studies discussing the impact of AI from the perspective of journalism as a whole, but fewer studies discussing the issue from the perspective of individual journalists. This essay on the impact of AI from a journalism practitioners perspective: opportunities and challenges aims to visualize the specific impact of AI involvement on the work of journalism practitioners from a relatively microscopic perspective. The involvement of AI in the whole process of news production blurs the boundaries between different positions within the news industry, and news practitioners must become all-rounders in order not to be eliminated by the wave and work with AI. In response to the ethical problems of journalism caused by artificial intelligence due to its lack of fact-checking ability, news practitioners need to strengthen their information verification abilities to try to circumvent them.
The Impact of Social Media on Body Shame
Authors: Wan Siyu
Published: December 2023

The media plays a very important role in todays society, it not only provides information and news, but also plays a role in guiding and shaping public opinion. With the popularity of the media and the abundance of content, more and more young people pay attention to the topic of body shame. Using the method of literature review, this paper analyzes the content of the research topic of body shame. Research has found that media may induce body shame, which can lead to more and more serious physical and psychological problems, because biased reporting and discriminatory remarks can also bring body shame to people; Other studies have also explored the differences in how men and women treat body shame, and the reasons for their differences. Therefore, the negative influence of the media on body shame cannot be ignored, and the difference in the treatment of body shame between men and women is inevitable.
Gender Studies in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games: A Literature Review
Authors: Sun Xinai
Published: December 2023

Gender studies in video games, especially in the context of massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs), offer a critical perspective on the representation, experience, and perception of gender within the virtual realm of games, thereby contributing to discussions and insights into more inclusive and equitable gaming environments. In this paper, the author provides an overview of the latest developments in gender studies in games, particularly in the framework of massive multiplayer online RPGs, identify new areas of academic interest, and identify the issues and unexplored realms that have yet to be addressed in existing research, in order to serve as a point of reference for future gender-related topics that can be investigated in gaming.
The Influencing Factors of Social Media Self-Presentation in Online Communication: An Analysis of Online Communication Behavior
Authors: Wang Yihan
Published: December 2023

In recent years, with the continuous development of online communication, more and more people use social media; not only does it bring convenience, but it also has a certain impact on users. This study aims to analyze the communication behavior of individuals in the new communication context from the perspective of communication, take WeChat and Microblog as the main media platforms, analyze people's use of We Chat and Microblog and social anxiety through questionnaires, Examine the elements that influence how people present themselves on social media, and propose theories about how online communication among current users and social anxiety are related. The online survey was completed by 304 persons from throughout the country. For data analysis, linear regression was utilized. According to the results, social media dependence, social anxiety, sharing content anxiety, privacy anxiety, and interaction anxiety positively affect social media self-presentation, and the impact of self-evaluation anxiety on social media self-presentation needs further research. According to empirical studies, while internet communication enriches our lives, users are becoming increasingly alienated, and a more rational communication space should be created to support human development.
Manifestations and Interventions of Appearance Anxiety in Adolescents: A Comprehensive Study
Authors: Zhang Yitong
Published: December 2023

Appearance anxiety is a prevalent mental health concern that has gained prominence in todays rapidly evolving society, particularly among adolescents. This paper systematically explores the issue of appearance anxiety in adolescents, delving into its specific manifestations and available interventions. Examining the manifestations, it becomes evident that adolescents grappling with appearance anxiety often exhibit detrimental tendencies, including an excessive preoccupation with their physical appearance, a tendency to interpret judgments negatively, and a diminished sense of body esteem. Turning to interventions, various approaches can be employed to assist adolescents in managing their appearance anxiety, ranging from dietary and exercise modifications to addressing individual cognitive processes, engaging family members, and fostering media literacy skills. This comprehensive investigation into appearance anxiety among adolescents not only enhances the general understanding of this phenomenon but also offers practical guidance and strategies to help adolescents alleviate appearance anxiety. Furthermore, it serves as a valuable resource for future research in related fields.
Impact of Social Media Addiction on Academic Performance and the Role of Art Therapy
Authors: Wei Ninghong
Published: December 2023

At present, the popularity of social networks is accompanied by new opportunities and threats, which will involve various fields. Many students are addicted to social networks, which affects all aspects of their life and learning. This problem prompted the researchers to carry out this research. Researches have shown that art therapy has a positive effect on addiction, stress, and anxiety; nevertheless, there are few studies exploring the feasibility of art therapy in treating the decline in academic performance caused by social media addiction. Therefore, this study conducts a systematic review through reviewing research on social media addiction, student academic performance, and art therapy. The aim of this study is to investigate the connection between media addiction and students academic performance, and to determine the effectiveness of art therapy in reducing students social media addiction and improving academic performance. Research has found that one cannot self restrain wasting considerable time on social platforms can leads to higher perceived stress, anxiety, and lower self-control. Students academic performance is negatively impacted by the excessive use of social media. Art therapy can alleviate the negative factors mentioned above and have a positive impact on student performance. Art therapy may be one of the effective ways to solve this important social problem.
Generational Differences and Causes of Social Media Functional Applications in the Information Age Within Chinese Regions: A Case Study of WeChat
Authors: Wang Han
Published: December 2023

In the context of the information age, the use of social media has been popularized and become widespread. While bringing a convenient life, how middle-aged and older adults adapt to and skillfully use social media as a tool has become a topic of discussion. This paper analyzes the differences in social media use between the two generations and an in-depth investigation of the reasons and insights behind them. Therefore, this paper introduces the research subject through the social trend of aging, focuses on the differences between Generation X and Generation Z in the use of WeChat and the reasons behind it, provides the corresponding aging reform suggestions according to the research subject, and finally summarizes the research process and emphasizes the importance of aging reform. Finally, it outlines the research process and emphasizes the importance of aging reform. This paper finds significant intergenerational differences in social media use, which are caused by potential factors: application design, living environment, and psychological factors. This paper makes a series of recommendations to improve the social media experience of middle-aged and older adults, including the design adjustment of social media applications and the governments policy adjustment to create an age-friendly social atmosphere.
The Influence and Mechanism of the Nervous System and Other Factors Inducing Anxiety-like Behavior in Animal Models
Authors: Wang Yida
Published: December 2023

Researches on the actions that trigger anxiety is being undertaken gradually, which has shown that anxiety is a common occurrence. In order to gain a comprehensive understanding of the influences and mechanisms of the nervous system and other factors inducing anxiety-like behaviors, this paper employs an animal model as its research topic in order to better understand how the nervous system and other elements impact anxiety and its mechanism. Using optogenetic activation, chemical genetics, electrophysiology, total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF) imaging, immunoelectron microscopy, viral tracer, and other techniques, this study examines the interaction between the immune and neurological systems in a simulated animal model. The development of the NAc-VTA circuit, the nucleus accumbens, the ventromedial prefrontal cortexs action mechanism, and three other elements, show that the nervous system and related components may induce anxiety-like behavior in a mouse-based animal model and that these factors can also create or obstruct the regulatory pathway for anxiety-like behavior. Human anxiety can be controlled using this knowledge.
Study on the Current Situation of Korean Education in Yanbian, Jilin
Authors: Hou Xiaotian
Published: December 2023

The Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin is located in northeastern China and is the only Korean autonomous prefecture in China. Due to its unique geographical location and ethnic characteristics, especially the fact that it is a Korean-populated area, the development of education in this area faces some unique challenges and opportunities, and there are relatively few relevant studies with high research value. In order to better understand this situation, this study provides an in-depth analysis of the educational situation in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin and proposes measures for improvement. By assessing educational policies, resource allocation and teaching quality, this study aims to provide useful recommendations and guidance for improving education. Also, this study highlights the importance of promoting bilingual education, optimizing resource allocation, and improving the quality of teaching and learning through professional development and feedback mechanisms. Finally, the study emphasizes the importance of fostering a culture of continuous improvement and promoting regional cultural heritage.
AI & Entertainment: The Revolution of Customer Experience
Authors: Mei Yuxuan
Published: December 2023

This research paper analyzes the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping customer experience by revolutionizing the entertainment industry. AI evidently has been one of the key driving forces of the fourth industrial revolution, transforming various domains, notably entertainment. Subsequently, the paper conveys that the application of AI could be either direct or indirect through human computer interaction and enhancement of user experience in entertainment respectively. The primary qualities of AI examined are computer vision (virtual reality and games), natural language processing (chatbots and voice assistants) and personalized recommendations through algorithms. The results of the analysis discover that AI has, in fact, enriched user experience in terms of entertainment, delivering greater convenience and augmented engagement for each individual user. However, like in many other industries, AI has displayed some limitations and challenges to be resolved, which negatively impact user experience in their pursuit for entertainment, despite its tremendous potential to further revolutionize the entertainment industry.
Impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's Struck Down of the Affirmative Action on Human Rights Protection Law
Authors: Chen Haiyi
Published: December 2023

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated affirmative action. However, from the perspective of the Human Rights Protection Law, the judgement has brought about three negative impacts. Firstly, it damages the educational rights of Asian-American students. Secondly, it violates the principle of balancing interests in the admissions procedures of tertiary educational institutions. Finally, it also harms the development rights of marginalized groups and underdeveloped regions, further exacerbating existing political and economic disparities. Moreover, the fear associated with affirmative action is deeply rooted in the fear of losing opportunities. It is worth noting that China's directed employment admission policy presents a potential solution to mitigate this concern.
Exploring the Direct Effect of Foreign Language Enjoyment on Expectancy-value Motivation and Indirect Effect on English Competence
Authors: Li Xiaoxin
Published: December 2023

This study is to examine correlations between foreign language enjoyment (FLE), expectancy-value enjoyment, and English competence of Chinese university students. A questionnaire was used to collect information from 74 Chinese non-English major college students about their FLE, expectancy-value motivation, and their English competence. According to the findings, the mean FLE of Chinese university students is 5.491, showing moderate to high levels of FLE, and the teacher factor is the highest scoring dimension (the mean is 5.982). The teacher appreciation and social environment (the mean is 5.428) are more prominent than the personal enjoyment factor (the mean is 5.065). Besides, in the expectancy-value motivation dimension, achievement value and utility value are most prominent. As far as the relationship between FLE and expectancy-value motivation of Chinese university students is concerned, the results show a significant positive relationship between the two (except for cost value), thus indicating that FLE increases with motivation. Specifically, FLE has the most significant positive relationship with intrinsic value and expectancy beliefs. The Amos path analysis concludes that in the FLE dimension, personal enjoyment factors can indirectly affect students' English competence in addition to directly positively correlating with expectancy-value motivation, which highlights the important influence of personal factors on foreign language learning.
An Analysis of the Development Trend of Psychological Problems Reflected by Social Media During the Epidemic
Authors: Yingjie Mao
Published: December 2023

The outbreak and global spread of the novel coronavirus have brought huge impacts and changes to the lives and psychological states of all people. In particular, the young people in China are facing various challenges of psychological problems in this special period. The study aimed to explore the psychological problems reflected by Chinese adolescents on social media during the epidemic period and to analyze its development trend. By using relevant theories and methods of social psychology, collecting and analyzing a large amount of social media data, as well as combining questionnaires and interview surveys, this study attempts to deepen the understanding and attention of Chinese adolescents' mental health and put forward some innovative views and suggestions in this field.
Legislative Arrangement of Carbon Tax Included in Environmental Protection Tax: A Comparison of the Peoples Republic of China and the United Kingdom
Authors: Chan Man Ting
Published: December 2023

This research paper delves into an in-depth analysis of the legislative framework surrounding carbon taxation within the broader context of environmental protection taxes. It places a keen focus on how these policies can play a pivotal role in combatting climate change while also assessing their potential ramifications on sustainable development strategies. The paper meticulously scrutinizes the hurdles and prospects associated with the effective implementation of carbon taxes, shedding light on their systemic importance and their capacity to catalyze the production of cleaner, more sustainable fuels. In a comparative examination, this study contrasts the legislative structures governing carbon tax within the environmental protection tax regimes of the Peoples Republic of China and the United Kingdom. This involves a comprehensive evaluation of the legal foundations, tax bases, tax rates, and the allocation of tax revenues in both jurisdictions. Ultimately, the findings reveal distinct approaches to carbon tax legislation in these two nations. The paper not only underscores the differences but also recommends judicious legislative adaptations that can strike a harmonious balance between environmental efficacy and economic feasibility, thus fostering a sustainable future.
Honesty in Modern Identity Cultivation: A Moral Dilemma-Based Discussion
Authors: Zhao Siyu
Published: December 2023

In contemporary society, individuals have a tendency to cultivate their identities based on their characteristics and traits. Within the current educational framework, individuals are instructed in the virtue of honesty. Nevertheless, falsehoods continue to be prevalent in everyday life. However, a comprehensive and universally applicable explanation for the commitment to the concept of honesty remains elusive. The objective of this work is to establish a universally accepted understanding of the concept of honesty. A moral quandary will be presented to ascertain individuals' present decisions. The analysis is grounded on Freud's theoretical framework of personality agency. In some situations, the use of honesty may not be conducive to efficient problem-solving. The significance of honesty as a moral virtue is underscored by its ability to transcend legal boundaries and contribute to the development of individuals' character. In some circumstances when honesty becomes insufficient in managing various situations, individuals may resort to temporarily using falsehoods, aligning with the ideal of benevolence.
The Impact of Punishment Level and Distribution Ratio on Second Party in Third-Party Punishment Game
Authors: Xu Victoria Hope , Xu Elizabeth Gloria
Published: December 2023

The third-party punishment game (TPP) was popular for its enormous influence on real-life judicial problems and the current justice system. After mimicking a third-party game for each participant, the study collected data from the second party and tested the likeableness of the third party and the extent to which the second party punished or rewarded the third party. Most results were calculated by SPSS, and results showed that (i) the second party is more likely to rate a higher level of likeableness and justice for the third party for each level of punishment (ii) if the third party enforces a high level of punishment, the second party is more likely to compensate with a greater amount (iii) if the third party chooses the low level of punishment, the second party is more likely to punish. Overall, the experiment demonstrates how the second parties attitudes to third parties were influenced by the punishment level, the distribution ratio and third parties intervention intentions.
The Construction of Multimodal Metaphors in Interstellar
Authors: Zhi Chixin
Published: December 2023

Interstellar is a science fiction film by British director Christopher Nolan. In 2014 Nolan directed the science fiction movie. The movie gives full play to the role of metaphor in movie creation, using verbal symbols such as lines, words and non-verbal symbols such as images and sounds as carriers, and jointly participating in multimodal metaphor construction. Through multimodal metaphors, the film deepens the theme, sublimates the aesthetic experience, highlights the artistic value of the film, and arouses the audiences thinking and emotional resonance. The use of multimodal metaphors also brings a strong sense of humanity to this science fiction movie. Taking the multimodal metaphor in the film as a starting point, the article analyzes the multimodal metaphor of Interstellar from the perspective the literature review of multimodal metaphor, and the use of multimodal metaphor in Interstellar to reveal its functions.
Parasite, Bong Joon-ho's Movie Revisited: 'Han' Culture as the Spirit of Nationality
Authors: Wang Xiaohan
Published: December 2023

Bong Joon-ho directed the film Parasite, which won the Palme dOr at the 72nd Cannes Film Festival and the Best Director Award at the 92nd Academy Awards. Set in contemporary Korean society, the movie is a stark expose of the problem of class division and the difficult life of the underclass, which arouses deep thoughts among the audience. Deconstructed from the viewpoint of fate, the movie is delicately designed with the interlocking pull of predestination, reflecting the traditional East Asian concept of destiny, which is in contrast to many Western movies. In addition, the inner portrayal of the characters deeply reflects the self-internalization that characterizes the Korean Han culture. The intertwining of fate and hate becomes a thread of the protagonists changing state of mind, which is visualized by the director through the spatial narrative.