bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
A Study on the Effect of Psychological Resilience on Career Decision-making Anxiety of Chinese Normal University Graduating Students: Mediating Effect of Coping Styles
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Chen MuFei , Liang YeYou , Kou Heung
Published: November 2023

Objectives As the number of college graduating students increases year by year, the problem of employment dif-ficulties of graduating students has become increasingly prominent, followed by psychological changes resulting in career decision-making anxiety. From the perspective of educational psychology, this study explores the influ-ence of normal university graduating students’ psychological resilience on career decision-making anxiety and the mediating effect of coping styles, and finds out the influencing factors of career decision-making anxiety, so as to put forward coping styles to alleviate normal university graduating students’ career decision-making anxiety.
Methods The study used quantitative method to analyze the relationship between psychological resilience and career decision-making anxiety among 469 soon-to-be Chinese normal graduating students. SPSS 25.0 stat-istical software was used for descriptive statistics, one-way ANOVA and correlation analysis. By using AMOS 24.0 software, structural equation models are established to analyze path coefficients and mediating effects.
Results The psychological resilience and the career decision-making anxiety of normal graduating students are generally at a moderate level, with significant differences in demographic variables such as gender, and student cadre experience. There are the significant negative correlation between psychological resilience and career deci-sion-making anxiety. The mediating effect test shows that the psychological resilience of college graduating stu-dents can indirectly affect career decision-making anxiety through (positive and negative) coping styles. Coping styles (positive and negative coping style) have a partial mediating effect between psychological resilience and ca-reer decision-making anxiety.
Conclusions Psychological resilience and coping styles of normal university graduating students are closely re-lated to career decision-making anxiety. Psychological resilience can directly affect career decision-making anxi-ety, but also indirectly affect career decision-making anxiety through (positive and negative) coping styles.
A Study on the Development Process of Women's Vocational Training Policies in South Korea
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Cho Hye Seung
Published: November 2023

Objectives The purpose of this study is to examine the process of change in women's vocational training policies in South Korea from the liberation to the present, and analyze the characteristics of women's vocational training policy.
Methods To this end, comprehensive policy documents regarding women’s vocational training policies, such as the 6th - 7th Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development, the 1st-4th Basic Plan for Women's Policy, the 1st-3rd Basic Plan for Gender Equality Policy, the 1st-3rd Basic Plan for vocational Competency Development, are analyzed.
Results South Korea's women's vocational training policy progress can be divided into five stages: preparatory stage, nascent stage, settlement stage, development stage, and transition stage. During the preparatory period, from the liberation to the early 1980s, no women's vocational training policy was established, and the focus of women's vocational training was on liberal arts education for vulnerable women. Since the mid-1980s, laws and policies on women's vocational training have been introduced in the nascent stage. From the 1990s, during the settlement period, women’s vocational training policies were actively pursued to expand vocational training opportunities for women. Since the enactment of the Framework Act on Women's Development (1995), a systematic policy for women’s vocational training has been established, leading to the development stage. Lastly, since 2015, during the transition period, policies such as gender mainstreaming of vocational training and expansion of women's vocational training opportunities for high-skilled occupations are promoted.
Conclusions Women's vocational training policies in South Korea have progressed along with the development of women's policy. Its policy direction has changed from low-skilled women to high-skilled women training. In addition, the policy target of women’s vocational training was gradually diversified and specified. The results of this study help to understand in depth the characteristics of Korean women's vocational training policies, and furthermore, provide implications for women's vocational training policy in developing countries.
A Study on Empathy, resilience, self-compassion, patient-centered nursing, in Clinical Nurse
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Hwang Kyeong Mi , Jung Ji Young
Published: November 2023

Objectives The purpose of this study is to identify differences and correlations between variables such as em-pathy capacity, resilience, self-compassion, and patient-centered nursing according to the general character-istics of clinical nurses.
Methods A structured questionnaire was distributed to 230 clinical nurses working in three secondary medical in-stitutions with more than 250 beds in U City, and 218 copies of the data were used in the final analysis. This is a descriptive correlation study. Data analysis included descriptive statistics, independent samples t-test, one-way ANOVA, Scheffé post hoc test, Person’s correlation analysis, and tool reliability using the SPSS 25.0 program.
Results There was a significant difference in empathy capacity according to general characteristics depending on age, and the age was higher in those aged 50 or older than in those aged 30 to 39 (F=3.81, P<.01). There was a significant difference in resilience depending on age, and it was higher in those aged 50 or older than those aged 29 or younger, 30 to 39, or 40 to 49 (F=7.25, P<.001). There was a statistically significant difference in pa-tient-centered nursing depending on the age, position, and work department of the study subject, with the age range being higher in those aged 50 or older than those aged 29 or younger, 30 to 39, or 40 to 49 (F=7.25). , P<.001), the head nurse was higher than the charge nurse (F=6.18, P<.01), and the working department was high-er in the general ward and intensive care unit than the operating room and anesthesiology department (F=4.76, P). <.001). Looking at the correlation results, resilience is empathy competency (r=.551, p<.01), patient-centered nursing is empathy competency (r=.637, p<.01), and resilience (r=.602, p<.01). .01), self-compassion showed a statistically significant positive correlation with empathy (r=.306, p<.01), resilience (r=.508, p<.01), and It showed a statistically significant positive correlation with patient-centered nursing (r=.269, p<.01).
Conclusions Clinical nurses' empathy capacity, resilience, and self-compassion show a positive correlation with patient-centered nursing, so the development and application of programs to improve clinical nurses' resilience and self-compassion and to improve empathy are important in improving the quality of nursing services.
The Effects of Mother’s Temperament and Maternal Parenting Efficacy on Children’s Emotional Self-Regulation
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Seo Jung Hae , Chung Heejung
Published: November 2023

Objectives The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of maternal temperament and maternal parenting efficacy on children’s ability to regulate emotions.
Methods Participants of this study were children aged between 3 and 5 from 7 pre-schools located in Gyeonggi province and 236 mothers. The collected data were analyzed using SPSS 27.0 program, t disposition, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe test, Pearson, multiple regression analysis.
Results First, the outcome on the effects of individual personality of mothers and children on maternal temperament, maternal parenting efficacy and children’s emotional self-regulation showed a significant correlation between maternal temperament and their employment status in some instances. Second, in relation to correlation between maternal temperament and children’s emotional self-regulation, the study found significant negative correlation between children’s emotional self-regulation with mother’s temperament such as emotionality and significant positive correlation with mother’s sociability. The study also showed an overall significant positive correlation of maternal parenting efficacy and children’s emotional self-regulation. Third, the assessment of the effects of mother’s temperament and maternal parenting efficacy on children’s emotional self-regulation showed a significant negative impact of mother’s temperament such as emotionality, significant positive impact of mother’s activity temperament and significant positive impact of mother’s ability to communicate and discipline, which are part of parenting efficacy on children’s emotional self-regulation.
Conclusions The study has found negative impact of mother’s temperament such as emotionality, positive impact of maternal parenting efficacy such as ability to communicate and discipline on children’s emotional selfregulation. Drivers of emotional self-regulations in children are mother’s disciplinary capacity, ability to communicate and activity temperament listed in terms of significance.
The Relationship Between Adult Anxiety Attachment and SNS Addictive Behavior in College Students: The Mediating Effects of Rejection Sensitivity and Social Interaction Anxiety Moderated by Relational Frustration
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Lee Won-Hyeong , Hwang Seung-Po , Kang Seo Yeon , Kim Min Sun
Published: November 2023

Objectives The purpose of the present study is to identify relational mechanisms within SNS addictive behavior. To this end, a moderated mediation model was established to examine the mediating effects of rejection sensi-tivity and social interaction anxiety on the pathway from anxiety attachment to SNS addictive behavior, moderated by relational frustration.
Methods Data from 247 university students were collected for the study and analyzed through structural equation modeling.
Results The results showed that the moderated mediation model adequately explained the data, suggesting that relational frustration moderates the path of SNS addiction through anxiety attachment mediating rejection sensi-tivity and social interaction anxiety, and relational frustration moderates the path of SNS addiction through social interaction anxiety.
Conclusions Higher anxious attachment is associated with higher SNS addiction, and the relationship between the two variables can be explained by rejection sensitivity and social interaction anxiety. Furthermore, social inter-action anxiety and SNS addiction tendencies can be moderated by relational frustration, suggesting that relational aspects should be considered when understanding the problems of clients who complain of SNS addiction tendencies.
Pre-service early childhood teachers' experiences on teacher interaction in childcare practice institutions
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Lee Sang-Mi
Published: November 2023

Objectives This study was conducted to examine in depth the experiences of pre-service early childhood teach-ers regarding teacher interaction during the childcare practice period.
Methods Twenty-nine students enrolled in the department of early childhood education observed overall teach-er-young children interaction through daily routines and the teacher's role in interaction between young children during the 6-week childcare practice period, and wrote a reflective journal based on their interaction experience. After the practice, the pre-service early childhood teachers participated in individual interviews.
Results First, As a result of the study, the actual interaction experienced by pre-service early childhood teachers showed a very high negative response, with 47(27.0%) positive responses and 127(73.0%) negative responses to the six items of teacher-infant interaction. 30(25.9%) positive responses and 86(74.1%) negative responses were shown to show very high negative responses to the four items of teacher role in interactions between children. Second, There were 7 obstacles-negative evaluation, prejudice and discrimination, cold and hard tone and expression, ignoring requests or questions, inconsistent interaction, lack of recognition and encouragement, negative language- in the teacher interaction recognized by pre-service early childhood teachers. The 7 elements were largely divided into 3 categories: perception, attitude, and language.
Conclusions The significance of this study is considered to be that it provides basic data for teachers to make in-teractions desirable and positive based on the interaction experiences that pre-service early childhood teachers experienced during the practice period.
Analysis of Factors Influencing Early Childhood Teachers' Intention to Report Child Abuse
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Yoo Jieun , Kim Hyunsu
Published: November 2023

Objectives The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors affecting the intention of early childhood teachers to report child abuse.
Methods After conducting a survey of 404 early childhood teachers on perceived severity, perceived benefits, perceived disability, self-efficacy, and intention to report child abuse, the data were analyzed using the SPSS 18.0 program. To analyze the average difference between groups, t-test and one-way variable analysis were con-ducted, and multiple regression analysis was conducted to identify variables that affect early childhood teachers' intention to report child abuse.
Results Early childhood teachers are mandatory reporter of child abuse and are an important job group in early de-tection and intervention of child abuse. In a situation where the mortality rate of child abuse under the age of 6 is remarkably high, it is very important to increase the reporting rate of child abuse by early childhood teachers. Accordingly, based on the health belief model, the factors influencing early childhood teachers' intention to report child abuse were analyzed.
Conclusions Data analysis revealed that perceived severity and self-efficacy among the variables had a significant impact on the intention to report child abuse, and based on the results a plan to increase the report rate of child abuse by early childhood teachers was proposed.
Comparative Analysis of the Muscle Activity of Jiu-Jitsu Learners and Non-learners with Ippon Seio Nage
Authors:   Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, Kun Yong Hak , Kim Kun Hee
Published: November 2023

Objectives The purpose of this study is to provide basic scientific data such as technical information and training methods necessary for Jiu-Jitsu learners by comparing and analyzing the muscle activity of Ippon Seio Nage movement between Jiu-Jitsu learners and non-learners.
Methods Using the noraxon system, muscle activity, integrated EMG, and muscle mobilization for Left flexor carpi Radialis, Left extensor carpi Ulnaris, Left Biceps brachii, Left Triceps, Right Tibialis Anterior, Right Biceps Femoris, Right Rectus Femoris and Right Gastrocemius were measured and compared for Jiu-Jitsu learners with more than 2 years of Jiu-Jitsu experience and non-Jiu-Jitsu learners with no Jiu-Jitsu training experience.
Results First, when looking at the aspect of muscle activity of the pull arm, the muscle activity of the learner and the non-learner showed a similar pattern, but the non-learner showed high muscle activity in Left flexor carpi Radialis, Left extensor carpi Ulnaris and Left Biceps brachii, and the learner showed high muscle activity in Left Triceps, and the major muscle was Left Biceps brachii. Second, the values of Left flexor carpi Radialis and Left ex-tensor carpi Ulnaris of non-learners were large in the Integrated EMG of the pull arm. Third, it was confirmed that learners' Right Rectus Femoris had a higher percentile than non-learners in terms of muscle mobilization of the right foot.
Conclusions Both Jiu-Jitsu learners and non-learners have the highest muscle activity in Left Biceps brachii, in-dicating that it is the major muscle, so it is necessary to focus on Left Biceps brachii training, and moving the ante-brachial muscles to the dorsal and intestinal sides to pull the opponent is inefficient, so it is necessary to develop and apply training that can limit them.In addition, it is analyzed that training to strengthen Right Rectus Femoris that can be more efficient in throw the opponent is needed.
QUESTÃO AGRÁRIA E LUTAS NO CAMPO: EXPERIÊNCIAS E FORMAS DE AÇÃO POLÍTICA EM DEBATE
Authors: Botelho Lima Jaqueline Aline , Servolo de Medeiros Leonilde
Published: November 2023

A partir da proibição do tráfico internacional de escravos, resultado da Lei Eusébio de Queirós datada de 1850, a Lei de Terras tornava a terra cativa no Brasil (Martins, 2010), definindo que ela só poderia ser acessada por meio de compra. Com essas leis, o Brasil inicia a longa transição de sociedade escravista para uma sociedade capitalista dependente, continuando o campo (e, em grande medida a sociedade brasileira) sendo palco do poder derivado da forma de propriedade da terra resultante da grande concentração fundiária.
Technique Development in Improving the Solubility of Poorly Water Soluble Drugs (BCS II and IV): a Review Study
Authors: Reza Pahlevi Muhamad , Sopyan Iyan , Gozali Dolih
Published: November 2023

Orally active drugs are currently available on the market. API should have adequate solubility and permeability to enhance its therapeutic efficacy when administered orally and obtain optimum bioavailability. Almost 40% of New Chemical Entities had limited solubility or fell into BCS class II and IV. Our review aims to summarize and discuss the development of methods and characterization for increasing the solubility of poorly aqueous drugs from papers published in Google Scholar, NCBI, Science direct, Researchgate, and MDPI. We checked that the methods used such as solid dispersion, cocrystal formation, and coamorphous can increase the solubility of API which has an impact on increasing bioavailability. The successful formation of solid dispersions, cocrystals and coamorphs can be confirmed by the characterization of PXRD, DSC and SEM. In conclusion, drug solubility is an important aspect of pharmacological effects. Drugs with high solubility can provide fast solubility rates and high bioavailability, reducing the dose administered. Solid dispersion, cocrystals, and coamorphous techniques, have succeeded in increasing the solubility of BCS class II and IV drugs.
Inside-out: synergising leaf biochemical traits with stomatal-regulated water fluxes to enhance transpiration modelling during abiotic stress.
Authors: Caine Robert S. , Khan Muhammad S. , Brench Robert A. , Walker Heather J. , Croft Holly L.
Published: November 2023

With continued global warming, plants are forecast to increasingly
experience abiotic stress(es). Stomata on leaf surfaces are the
gatekeepers to plant interiors, regulating gaseous exchanges that are
crucial for both photosynthesis and outward water release. To optimise
future productivity, accurate modelling of how stomata govern
plant-environment interactions will be crucial. Here, we synergise
optical and thermal imaging data to enhance transpiration modelling
during water and/or nitrogen stress. By utilising hyperspectral data and
partial least squares regression analysis of six plant traits and fluxes
in wheat ( Triticum aestivum), we have developed a new spectral
vegetation index; the combined nitrogen and drought index (CNDI), which
can be used to detect both water stress and/or nitrogen deficiency. Upon
full stomatal closure during drought, CNDI reduces as leaf biochemistry
changes unfold, and during a combined stress experiment (drought and
nitrogen deficiency), this is reflected in CNDI showing a strong
relationship with leaf relative water content (
r = 0.70). By incorporating CNDI transformed
with a sigmoid function into thermal-based transpiration modelling, we
have increased the accuracy of modelling water fluxes during abiotic
stress. If employed using future remote sensing technologies, our
findings have the potential to markedly improve agricultural water usage
and yields.
Advanced Electrocatalysts for Fuel Cells: Evolution of Active Sites and Synergistic Properties of Catalysts and Carrier Materials
Authors: Kong Zhijie , Wu jingcheng , Liu Zhijuan , Yan dafeng , Wu zhi-peng , Zhong Chuan-jian
Published: November 2023

Proton exchange-membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) is a clean and efficient type
of energy storage device. However, the sluggish reaction rate of the
cathode oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) has been a significant problem
in its development. This review reports the recent progress of advanced
electrocatalysts focusing on the interface/surface electronic structure
and exploring the synergistic relationship of precious-based and
non-precious metal-based catalysts and support materials. The support
materials contain non-metal (C/N/Si, etc.) and metal-based structures,
which have demonstrated a crucial role in the synergistic enhancement of
electrocatalytic properties, especially for high-temperature fuel cell
systems. To improve the strong interaction, some exciting synergistic
strategies by doping and coating heterogeneous elements or connecting
polymeric ligands containing carbon and nitrogen were also shown herein.
Besides the typical role of the crystal surface, phase structure and
lattice strain, etc, the evolution of structure-performance relations
was also highlighted in real-time tests. The advanced in-situ
characterization techniques were also reviewed to emphasize the accurate
structure-performance relations. Finally, the challenge and prospect for
developing the ORR electrocatalysts were concluded for commercial
applications in low- and high-temperature fuel cell systems.
Pandemias, ecologia e saúde e no Antropoceno
Authors: Silva Andre Felipe Cândido da
Published: November 2023

Assim como as pandemias de origem zoonótica que têm se tornado frequentes nas últimas décadas, a Covid-19 reforçou o profundo imbricamento entre transformações ecológicas e o surgimento de novas entidades patogênicas. No contexto do Antropoceno, essas transformações atingem uma escala em que as ações humanas se equiparam a forças geológicas. A instabilidade resultante desse cenário torna permanente o risco de surgirem novas pandemias como a Covid-19. O objetivo deste trabalho é examinar como a historiografia tem explorado abordagens ecológicas na compreensão e no enfrentamento das doenças infecciosas ao longo do século XX, e como essas abordagens informaram narrativas influentes na historiografia, especialmente os trabalhos de Alfred Crosby e William McNeill. Por fim, analisa-se como a Covid-19 e o Antropoceno enfatizam compreensões acerca das interações dos humanos com a biosfera que acenam para novos desafios e perspectivas na investigação histórica dos fenômenos da saúde e das doenças.
O passado como imagem dialética
Authors: Pinto Junior Arnaldo , Rodrigues Ferreira Márcia Regina , Dias de Oliveira Silva Felipe
Published: November 2023

Este artigo analisa construções simbólicas em torno da italianidade, expressas tanto nas práticas culturais de Santa Teresa/ES quanto na Lei nº 13.617/2018, que a reconhece como pioneira da imigração italiana no Brasil. Aproximando-se do conceito benjaminiano de imagem dialética, cuja formulação aborda relações do presente com o passado e aponta a linguagem como lugar de sua expressão, problematizamos a constituição de uma narrativa histórica que destaca apenas integrantes e valores da comunidade desejada. Compreendendo a cultura como um campo plural e dinâmico, tomamos a lei na acepção de mônada. O percurso metodológico escolhido nos instiga a refletir sobre a italianidade como uma construção social produtora de visões de mundo, sociabilidades e sensibilidades. Outrossim, fornece subsídios para realizarmos uma análise da cultura como espaço constituído por tensões, conflitos e negociações, ora ocorrendo de forma sutil, alegórica, consentida, ora de maneira impositiva e excludente.
Benchmarking Diabetes Technology Use Among 21 U.S. Pediatric Diabetes Centers
Authors: Prahalad Priya , Hardison Holly , Odugbesan Ori , Lyons Sarah , Alwazeer Mohammed , Neyman Anna , Miyazaki Brian , Cossen Kristina , Hsieh Susan , Eng Donna , Roberts Alissa , Clements Mark A. , Ebekozien Osagie ,   T1D Exchange Quality Improvement Collaborative
Published: November 2023

The American Diabetes Association’s Standards of Care in Diabetes recommends the use of diabetes technology such as continuous glucose monitoring systems and insulin pumps for people living with type 1 diabetes. Unfortunately, there are multiple barriers to uptake of these devices, including local diabetes center practices. This study aimed to examine overall change and center-to-center variation in uptake of diabetes technology across 21 pediatric centers in the T1D Exchange Quality Improvement Collaborative. It found an overall increase in diabetes technology use for most centers from 2021 to 2022 with significant variation.
Sidling and Swerve-NUT Carcinoma-Lung
Authors: Bajaj Anubha
Published: November 2023

NUT carcinoma incriminating pulmonary parenchyma emerges as an aggressive, malignant, poorly differentiated neoplasm characteristically demonstrating genomic rearrangements within NUT gene. The aggressive NUT carcinoma frequently implicates thoracic cavity or aerodigestive tract. However, terminology of NUT midline carcinoma appears obsolete.
The Process of Human Speech and of Human Music
Authors: G Dorda
Published: November 2023

Considering the experimental data of sound, it is shown that the existence of human speech and of the musical culture refer to the feeling-effect of human, discovered by Pythagoras.
Coherence, Compartmentation and Bioenergetics in Living Matter
Authors: P Renati
Published: November 2023

In reference (Renati, 2020), Quantum Electrodynamical (QED) bases for the emergence of living matter have been reviewed and related to the “irreducible” properties displayed by biological systems (such as morphogenesis, ordered biochemistry, memory, adaptation, teleology, behaviour, and semantics in general). In this short paper a focus is given on the strict relationship between coherence, thermodynamic cycles, matter space organisation at microscopical level, and energy mobilisation in organisms. The interdependence of these aspects is so intrinsic that, we could say, they are two sides of the same coin: the existence of nested hierarchies of coherences and the space compartmentation are the conditions which allow to transfer energy packets on demand and to keep the entropy nest to nil levels.
Lealtad de los consumidores de servicios educativos de una Unidad Académica de la Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí
Authors: Gómez Sánchez David , López Gama Héctor , Grimaldo Reyes Sanjuana Edith
Published: November 2023

La presente investigación tiene como objetivo conocer el tipo de lealtad que poseen los consumidores de los servicios educativos que ofrece una Unidad Académica de la Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí, así como determinar si existe correlación entre las variables sociodemográficas y la satisfacción de este para implementar estrategias que ayuden a la mejora del servicio para que los estudiantes estén satisfechos y con ello generen lealtad hacia la institución. El estudio es cuantitativo de alcance descriptivo y correlacional, de diseño transversal. La muestra se compuso de 224 participantes pertenecientes a siete programas educativos. Se implementó como técnica la encuesta y el instrumento para la recolección de datos estuvo integrado por 18 ítems: 8 para evaluar la satisfacción, 7 para el desempeño y 9 para determinar la lealtad. Además, se diagnosticaron las variables sociodemográficas y la escala AMAI para evaluar el nivel socioeconómico con seis preguntas. En conclusión, y según el análisis multivariante de conglomerados para determinar segmentos, los consumidores muestran cuatro estados de lealtad: latente, verdadera, espuria y sin lealtad. En general, se sienten satisfechos, lo cual se asocia con la lealtad. Asimismo, la propia lealtad mostró una correlación positiva con los alumnos que trabajan además de estudiar y con el deseo de los padres por estudiar; sin embargo, el resto de las características sociodemográficas no tienen relación con la lealtad del consumidor de servicios educativos.
The Effect of Religiosity and Disposable Income on Interest in Saving Purwakarta Community in Islamic Banks
Authors: Khofifah Nisa Nurramdhiani , Bahrun Adriansah , Oktriawan Wawan , Muhammad Adamu Abubakar
Published: November 2023

This study aims to describe and how the influence of religiosity and disposable income on the intention to save the people of Purwakarta in Islamic banks. The method used in this research is quantitative with a purposive sampling technique, which is used as a sample of 100 people from a population of 430,788 people. The theoretical analysis used for the religiosity variable (X1) is the theory of Huber, S., Huber, and the disposable income variable (X2) uses the theory of Syahputri and Dalimunte and Case E, Fair C.Ray, while the interest in saving variable (Y) using the theory of Kotler and Ferdinand. Based on the results of data analysis, it was concluded that first, religiosity has a positive and significant effect on the intention to save in Islamic banks. It is known that the Sig value for the influence of religiosity (X1) on the interest in saving (Y) is 0.002 0.05 and the tcount is 3.218 ttable 1.985. Secondly, disposable income has a positive and significant effect on the intention to save in Islamic banks. It is known that the Sig value for the influence of disposable income (X2) on the intention to save (Y) is 0.000 0.05 and the tcount value is 7.386 ttable 1.985. Thirdly, religiosity (X1) and disposable income (X2) simultaneously influence the dependent variable, namely the intention to save in Islamic banks (Y). 05 and t-test value is 43.609 t-table 3.09. The influence of religiosity and disposable income on the intention to save is 47.3%.
Repouso eletromiográfico dos músculos mastigatórios de pacientes com disfunção temporomandibular antes e após intervenção fonoaudiológica com e sem bandagem elástica
Authors: Fernandes Camila , Santos Makelis Oneide dos , Mituuti Claudia Tiemi , Haas Patricia , Stefani Fabiane Miron
Published: November 2023

Objetivo: A pesquisa tem por objetivo verificar os limiares de repouso eletromiográfico dos músculos masseter e temporal em pacientes com disfunção temporomandibular (DTM) antes e após intervenção fonoaudiológica com e sem a utilização de bandagem elástica terapêutica. Métodos: A coleta contou com 14 participantes do sexo feminino, com idade entre 18 e 40 anos, com diagnóstico de DTM muscular ou mista. As pacientes foram divididas entre dois grupos classificados em: pacientes com bandagem associada à terapia tradicional (CB) e grupo de terapia tradicional (SB). As pacientes inicialmente foram avaliadas pelo exame de eletromiografia de superfície nas situações de contração voluntária máxima e repouso, e após quatro semanas de intervenção, foi realizada nova avaliação com os mesmos instrumentos. A análise dos dados ocorreu de forma quantitativa e qualitativa. Resultados: No grupo SB o músculo masseter direito apresentou aumento dos valores de repouso com significância, foi observado que o mesmo ocorreu para todos os músculos deste grupo, influenciando no equilíbrio da musculatura ipsilateral e contralateral, no entanto sem evidência estatística. O grupo CB não demonstrou valores estatísticos significativos, porém qualitativamente os valores de repouso muscular diminuíram e equilibraram-se de forma contralateral. Conclusão: Não foram observadas mudanças estatisticamente significantes nos limiares eletromiográficos durante repouso dos músculos masseter e temporal em ambos os grupos. Qualitativamente houve aumento dos valores eletromiográficos após terapia manual tradicional em todos os músculos do grupo SB. Com relação ao grupo CB, houve diminuição dos valores do repouso eletromiográfico após terapia, embora sem evidências estatísticas.
Percepção dos pais quanto aos impactos da pandemia do covid-19 no processo de aprendizagem infantil
Authors: Brito Maria Milena Sousa de , Santos Pâmela Pontes dos , Delgado Isabelle Cahino
Published: November 2023

Introduction: In 2020, the pandemic of COVID-19 changed the world scenario when the WHO declared a Public Health Emergency. With the temporary changes resulting from the pandemic and as a consequence of social isolation, several sectors underwent temporary adaptations and readjustments. To reduce the impact, classes have been resumed through Emergency Remote Education (ERE). With these abrupt changes, the family’s role in the children’s learning process became more and more primordial. Objective: To analyze the learning of children in kindergarten and elementary school in the private network, from the perspective of parents regarding remote school practices during social isolation. Method: Cross-sectional, exploratory, quantitative-qualitative study was carried out using a questionnaire containing objective and discursive questions in an online format. The research was approved by the Ethics and Research with Human Beings Committee, under protocol number 4.473.160. Results: Parents state that they did not notice any difficulty in the children’s learning and that it was not necessary to make purchases of electronic devices during the period. However, there was curricular flexibility. The participants pointed out that most schools did not offer training to use digital resources. And, they also mention that there was a change in the mood and behavior of the children. Conclusion: In theory, Emergency Remote Learning was necessary for the continuity of the learning process, but adversities were encountered during the course because schools and families were not prepared for this reality.
The Names of Large Domestic Animals in the Mongolian Languages in Comparison with the Bashkir Language and the Language of the Siberian Tatars
Authors: Трофимова Светлана Менкеновна , Алишина Ханиса Чайдатовна , Усманова Минсылу Губайтовна
Published: November 2023

Рассмотрены и введены в научный оборот названия крупных домашних животных в старописьменном монгольском, халха-монгольском, бурятском и калмыцком языках в сопоставлении с башкирским языком и языком сибирских татар на предмет выявления общих терминов и установления их общемонгольского или общетюркского характера. Данная группа лексики относится к наиболее древним пластам словарного состава языка и в жизни народа имеет большую материально-культурную ценность. Сбор, фиксация, анализ названий домашних животных в монгольских и тюркских языках, интерпретация ее в сравнительно-сопоставительном аспекте имеют большое научное и практическое значение, но неиспользование этих терминов постепенно приводит к их утрате. Проведенный анализ позволил выявить заимствованный характер многих из этих терминов. Термины, связанные с верблюдом и крупным рогатым скотом в старописьменном монгольском, халха-монгольском, бурятском, калмыцком языках, имеют тюркское происхождение, монгольские названия лошади имеют параллельные термины в тюркских языках: азарга, хүлэг, жороо, аргамаг, агта, что говорит о тюркском влиянии на монгольские языки.

This study aimed to scientifically process and comparatively analyze the names of domestic animals in the Khalkha-Mongolian, Old Mongolian, Buryat, and Kalmyk languages to identify common terms and determine their general Mongolian character. For comparison, parallels from the Bashkir language and the language of the Siberian Tatars were used to identify common Turkic-Mongolian terms for livestock associated with the names of domestic animals. We were able to determine that many of these terms are borrowed, and we were also able to determine that the terms associated with the camel in the Khalkha-Mongolian, Buryat, Kalmyk, and non-written Mongolian languages have a Turkic origin. Mongolian terms for cattle are also Turkic. The terms associated with horses have no Turkic equivalent. Further study of this vocabulary layer, especially from the comparative-historical aspect, will make it possible to explain the external influence of the Mongolian languages under which the Mongolian terminology of domestic animals was formed because the Khalkha-Mongolian, Buryat, and Kalmyk terms have parallel terms in the Turkic languages such as azarga, hyuleg, zhoroo, argamag, agta.
The Strategy of Political Parties in Wining Legislative Elections in Indonesia: Studies in Dharmasraya District
Authors: Waldi Atri , Miyato Miyato , Montessori Maria , Nazirwan Nazirwan , Ibrahim Risnaldi , Sabiruddin Sabiruddin
Published: November 2023

Political parties are political participation in constitutional democratic  in an effort to realize the national ideals of Indonesian people. In a democratic party, electoral activities are an arena to express people's freedom in choosing and selecting their leaders. Therefore political parties as political machinery must have the best strategy in order to understand people's tastes to achieve party victory through legislative elections. This study aims to find out how the strategy of political parties in winning elections for legislative members in Dharmasraya Regency, West Sumatra Province. The study used a qualitative method with a case study approach (case research design study). All data taken through in-depth interviews to ten informants consisting of administrators of political parties, legislative members, political observers, and the public. The data obtained then analyzed thematically by means of being collected, reduced, presented and closed with conclusions. The results of the study found that there are four strategies carried out by political parties in winning legislative members at the time of the election, namely; first, utilizing the influence of party leaders, secondly, disseminating legislative candidates through print and electronic media, thirdly, procuring self-sufficiency by legislative candidates and fourth, direct socialization of legislative candidates to the public.
Premarital screening and probabilities of genetic disease in premarital screening and probability of genetic diseases in couples preparing for marriage
Authors: Muthiadin Cut
Published: November 2023

Genetic diseases are known to be difficult and could not be avoided. The disease is obtained from mutations and changes in genetic traits that are passed on from one or both genes from parent to child. Genes carrying traits or diseases can be dominant and recessive, their location can be on the autosomal chromosome or sex chromosome X or Y. This study was conducted on premarital female respondents with defined inclusion criteria. Data were collected through a google form questionnaire. A total of 110 respondents with several parameters of genetic counseling. The result was obtained that all respondents have known that certain diseases can be inherited. However, from all respondents, it was found that they had low knowledge of genetic counseling and premarital screening. From the respondent's data, it was also found that only 17% of respondents knew the history of the disease of the prospective partner and their family. In this case, it can be said that respondents might be carry the sick gene which means the probability that their child will carry the same gene is 50% normal: 50% sick. By screening, it might be predicted that the couple will be able to find out the potential diseases that will be passed on to their offspring later. Latest 48% decided to cancel and 26% said they did not agree and stated to continue the plan of marriage. Lack of knowledge about risk of genetic disorders need education about premarital screening to increase this information and premarital screening to the public.
PEMBINAAN PEMBELAJARAN BAHASA INGGRIS DALAM MENINGKATKAN KOSAKATA MELALUI FUN ENGLISH LEARNING
Authors: Hijrahyanti Hesti , Harmilawati Harmilawati , Purnama Atmaranie Dewi
Published: November 2023

This community service program aims to introduce English vocabulary learning among early childhood or children in the Kindergarten/TPA of Balle Village. The teaching method used in this activity is through the Fun English Learning method, which means teaching English to children who have a fun English learning concept. It includes learning activities using songs and games. The results of this program show that the participants have started to have fun learning English and that students' vocabulary and understanding of English vocabulary have increased compared to the beginning of the meeting. Even though there are still mistakes, they have started to be confident and don't feel ashamed.
Shifting Foundations in a Mature Staples Industry: a Political Economic History of Canadian Mineral Policy
Authors: McAllister Mary Louise
Published: November 2023

As noted by Hutton, a new or post-staples political economy might be characterized as one that includes severe pressures on the resource sectors, public concerns about adverse ecological impacts of industrial activity, rapid shifts in the economy specifically toward the tertiary sector with industrial regional growth, and a decline of smaller resource communities. Significant international changes would also be present, including the economic integration of markets, networks and services. In the past quarter century, such characteristics certainly applied to Canada’s mineral industry. The industry reacted in various ways to fluctuating economic cycles, new competition, uncertainty in land access for exploration, and the indifference of a primarily urban public frequently more concerned with the industry’s environmental impacts than economic contributions. A decline in the size and number of mining-dependent communities and lower levels of direct employment in mining operations contributed to the industry’s decreasing influence on public agendas. This raises the question about whether we are now experiencing a diversification of the Canadian economy accompanied by a diminishing mineral sector—a reflection of the emergence of a post-staples economy or simply a declining mature resource staple industry.
The 2007 Provincial Election and Electoral System Referendum in Ontario
Authors: Perrella Andrea M.L. , Brown Steven D. , Kay Barry J. , Docherty David D.
Published: November 2023

Ontario’s general election in Oct. 10, 2007, was unprecedented for several reasons. The election was held on a date fixed by legislation and not one set by the premier or his caucus, something new to Ontario and relatively new to Canadian politics. Turnout declined to 53%, the lowest ever in Ontario history. The incumbent Liberals won a second consecutive majority government, something the party had not achieved since 1937. And finally, the election featured a referendum question that asked voters in Ontario to approve reforms to the electoral system, a proposal that was overwhelmingly rejected. This article explores each of the above-stated elements as they unfolded in the election.
Blogging the Hill: Garth Turner and the Canadian Parliamentary Blogosphere
Authors: Small Tamara A
Published: November 2023

Canadian parliamentarian Garth Turner was expelled from the caucus of the

governing Conservative Party in 2006. Turner was ousted because comments on

his blog allegedly breached caucus confidentiality. While political blogs are

mainstream in American politics, the study of Canadian political blogs is in its

infancy. This research addresses one aspect of political weblogs: blogging by

Canadian parliamentarians through a case study of Garth Turner Unedited. While

most current Canadian parliamentarians are online with their own web sites

promoting the constituency and party activities, Garth Turner is only one of a few

parliamentarians that embrace blogging in its full capacity. The research

demonstrates that the blog has become a virtual community for political

participation and expression.
Introduction to the Research Symposium: Common Ground: Renewing the Federal Partnership in Quebec and the West
Authors: Clarke Greg , Dobuzinskis Laurent
Published: November 2023

With the constant negotiation and renegotiation of political arrangements between levels of government in Canada, federalism and intergovernmental relations are never stagnant. From time to time, new political circumstances bring about sudden policy changes which redefine the federal partnership, perennial problems are cast in a new light as new solutions emerge. What used to be obvious no longer is, and unsuspected opportunities open up which political entrepreneurs can seize upon. In this context, the question raised at the workshop “Common Ground: Renewing the Federal Partnership in Quebec and the West,” held in Vancouver in March of 2007, was whether the election of the Conservative government, among other factors, has created a new climate for renewing Canadian federalism and, more specifically, whether Quebec and the western provinces will be able to work out their past differences in a new atmosphere of cooperation around issues of mutual interest.
Federal Legacy of Quebec’s Quiet Revolution
Authors: McWhinney Edward
Published: November 2023

For about forty years Quebec and the rest of Canada have tried to find ways of modernizing the Canadian constitution which would be acceptable to both sides. Some progress has been made but the problem remains unsettled. Recent developments, however, seem to point in the right direction.
Canadian Ports: Trends and Opportunities
Authors: Ircha Michael
Published: November 2023

This paper offers an overview of the development of Canadian ports, with a particular focus on the impact of the container trade. The goal is to highlight the international context within which Canadian port development occurs and identify the attributes for port success in our dynamic global trade environment. The paper begins with a discussion of the growth and extent of the container industry and the impact on trade corridors, as considered from the perspective of ports and intermodal systems. Opportunities for Canadian ports to serve the growing North American container trade are outlined, and the paper concludes with an overview of the key elements crucial for the success of Canadian ports.
Bridge Building and the New Federalism
Authors: Gibbins Roger
Published: November 2023

The “Common Ground: Renewing the Federal Partnership in Quebec and the West” workshop explored, among other things, the prospect for building new bridges between Quebec and the West. This prospect raises two interesting conceptual questions: what is being used to build the bridge, and who is doing the building? My contribution to this bridge-building discussion focuses less on the building materials and more on who is doing the building, and on the durability of the bridge in the face of emergent challenges.