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Genocide or Vicissitude: A Study on the Effects of Language Education Policies Shift for Uyghur in Xinjiang, China
Authors: Ye Xinyu
Published: June 2023

Language education has profound implications for multiple dimensions of society. Zooming into one of the most populous ethnic minority groups within the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, this study examines the reciprocal effects of language education policy on the social role of Uyghurs based on several crucial policy documents. Influenced by multiple factors, including political, societal, cultural, and historical aspects, education on the Uyghur language for the Uyghur people has mainly been weakened. Instead, Mandarin studies became mandatory as part of the minority education system. This study was conducted with methodologies of onsite ethnographic study and interviews to approach the question from a qualitative perspective. Following the macroscopic perspectives, findings reveal that the policies positively impacted Uyghurs economically but raised difficulties for them in inheriting their ethnic cultures. At the same time, implications are discussed following the microscopic perspectives. Finally, concentrating on an individuals self-construal and social identity establishment, it argues the high possibility of the young generation of Uyghur falling under a self-identification crisis when not mastering their mother tongue, the Uyghur language.
The Negative Impact of Social Media on Adolescents
Authors: Du Qianhui
Published: June 2023

Adolescents' lives are more colorful and splendid than ever thanks to the pervasive commercialization of mass media, which fosters interpersonal connections and expands entertainment options. However, adolescents' moral construction is negatively impacted by their heavy use of social media, which has a double negative effect on their physical and psychological health (depression, anxiety, jealousy, comparison). Consequentially, mass media culture grows more and more unfavorable as a result of long-term exposure to negative impacts. This paper will then go on to examine, from a more in-depth perspective and with a more subjective orientation toward media commercialization, the negative effects and consequences of passive social media use on the bodies and minds of adolescents using various social media platforms (such as Instagram and Tiktok).
Analysis of Chinese College Students' Acceptance of Massive Open Online Courses
Authors: Cui Yinglan , Huang Siqi , Liu Xiaorun , Zhao Qianwen
Published: June 2023

Since the pandemic constrained people's movement somehow, more and more Chinese college students have participated in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) learning. Although numerous studies concluded factors affected MOOCs learning, few scholars mentioned academic self-efficacy (ASE) exerting a moderator effect. The study aimed to give institutions and course designers guidance for further greater MOOC application by demonstrating certain students behavior. This research analyzed the factors affecting MOOCs participation based on the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) theoretical framework, and academic self-efficacys moderating effect on that framework. A questionnaire was designed in this paper according to previous studies and surveyed several Chinese universities. It grew to become out that the result upheld speculations by examining the information, to be specific, students behavioral deliberate have a positive connection with exertion and execution anticipation, social impact, and encouraging conditions individually. Moreover, academic self-efficacy plays a significant moderating role in MOOCs participation. At the end of this paper, the calculation results will be further analyzed and discussed.
Online Education during COVID-19 Pandemic, A Comparison between China and America
Authors: Li Bing , Zhong Rantong
Published: June 2023

This paper reviews the problems and development of the Chinese education system during the COVID-19. Also, it reviews the problems of American educational system in detail. The analysis of the "changes" and "unchanges" in education both in China and the United States in COVID-19 period is one of the important ways to understand the current direction of international education and potential development trends. This paper also compares American education system and Chinese education system during the pandemic, with analysing both the same points-online study modes-and difference-future development points. Chinese government has imposed strict measures to contain the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Research on the Popularity and Impact of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator on Young People in China
Authors: Zeng Huaming
Published: June 2023

Self-concept is always an essential part of individuals. A personality test can help people recognize the connections between themselves and the mass society. In recent two years, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, or MBTI, has become significantly popular among young people in China. Most past research focuses on the theories and implications of MBTI but does not have a clear investigation of how the wide use of MBTI would have an impact on people. This paper will target MBTI as the research subject, discussing its advantages and limitations as well as the possible impacts on young people in disseminating MBTI. A questionnaire will be distributed randomly to young people from different regions of China, combining past research and psychological concept with the result of the questionnaire to help the analysis and conclusion. The research concludes that young people, mostly in urban areas in China, are highly exposed to the MBTI test. The dissemination of MBTI could contribute to interior factors (psychological aspects) and exterior factors (social aspects). From the data analysis, the reliability of MBTI is still under discussion. In general, most people believe their personality types resemble themselves. However, there are pros and cons that result from the popularity of MBTI. For example, most noticeably, judging a person purely based on their personality test results.
Character Traits and Foreign Language Anxiety on Foreign language studying
Authors: He Wenxuan
Published: June 2023

On the basis of systematically reviewing the relevant research literature on foreign language studying anxiety domestically and internationally, this paper focuses on four aspects: the identification of anxiety about studying a foreign language and the creation of evaluation methods, the impacts of studying a second language fear of acquiring a new language, the impact of personality on studying a new language, the connection between personality, anxiety related to studying a second language, and its consequences for teaching. Numerous findings imply that stress has a detrimental effect on second language studying. Additionally, some research has shown that anxiety has a detrimental influence on particular parts of studying a second language in addition to how well a person performs overall. In addition, the correlation of specific personality traits, like confidence, introversion, emotional stability, self-esteem, etc. with learning a second language has been demonstrated in numerous research. Finally, the paper discusses the pedagogical implications of these findings.
Research on the Intervention Methods of Adolescents' Non-suicidal Self-injury Behavior
Authors: Chen Xin
Published: June 2023

Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) occurs more frequently in the adolescent onset peak of 1215 years old, seriously affecting the physical and mental health of teenagers, and adolescent non-suicidal self-injury in China has gradually shown the trend of low age. Although there is no suicidal intention, it will evolve into suicide with the course of the disease, causing severe trauma and negative effects to the family and society. Based on a search and review of relevant literature, this paper sorted out the pathogenesis and inducing factors of non-suicidal self-injury, primarily including genetic, neurotransmitter level changes, biological regulatory system changes, family factors, personal personality basis, and environmental factors. According to the pathogenesis and inducing factors to popular science from the social level and to non-suicidal self-injury patients and their families to provide more support, from the family level to strengthen the mental health education of the family, establish a more complete family support system, from the perspective of the school to strengthen teachers' mental health education level, establish crisis intervention system, establish medical school green channel, to ensure timely discovery NSSI teenagers timely treatment.
The Effect of Auditory on Children's Memory and Cognitive Development
Authors: Guo Kexin
Published: June 2023

The majority of current research on childrens cognition concentrates on how vision and touch affect children's cognition. According to this study, aural environment and stimulation play a significant impact throughout a childs vital era in the development of their memory and cognitive abilities. This paper first describes the cognitive function and the key period in childrens cognitive development, then combines these concepts with measures to support childrens memory and cognitive growth. This research asserts that the auditory sense is particularly significant during the key era of children's cognitive development, it offers some references for creating suitable auditory environmental stimuli for children which are beneficial to the development of their cognitive level.
Study of Gender Differences in Mathematics
Authors: Xu Peilun
Published: June 2023

Mathematics is an essential subject at every stage of learning. The importance of mathematics lies in the excellent application and practice of theoretical knowledge, which in turn requires a very high level of logic from students. Statements such as boys are better at logic and maths and girls are better at liberal arts are frequently discussed in the realm of education, leading to the formation of stereotypes. Research has shown differences in the physiology, mindset, and upbringing of boys and girls, which are the main factors influencing students mathematics performance. The differences in the physiology of males and females will be first analyzed, including differences in brain structure and hormone production, which leads to the differences in thinking and emotions between males and females. Secondly, the deeper reasons why male and female students perform differently in mathematics will be explored based on a thorough understanding of the subjects characteristics, guided by several theories about stereotypes. Finally, the different approaches to learning resulting from the different psychological phenomena between male and female students will also be discussed as an essential factor in the differences between the male and female performance in mathematics.
A Study on the Promotion of Quality Education in Primary and Secondary Schools in China under the "Double Reduction" Policy
Authors: Chen Zhe
Published: June 2023

With the promulgation and implementation of China's "double reduction" policy, the proposal to reduce the academic burden of primary and secondary school students and the strict approval of subject-based education tutoring institutions has attracted widespread public attention. Some studies have argued that the "double reduction" policy has significant implications for the future development of education in China, shifting from the pursuit of equity in the quality and outcomes of education to equity in the quality of education. This study examines the impact of the "double reduction" policy on education stakeholders from the perspectives of students, parents, teachers, and schools and explores the problems. The study finds that the policy has significantly impacted education in China, improving social attitudes towards education and promoting the development of quality education for students.
Emoji Culture on the WeChat Platform
Authors: Xu Feifan
Published: June 2023

Emojis are being used more and more frequently in social media communication, and they are appearing in more and more styles in contemporary society. Emojis transcend other visual and graphic languages and are popular across the boundaries of languages, races, cultures, etc. However, the reason for the increasing use of Emojis has not been given much attention. This study attempts to analyze and investigate the reasons why Emojis are actively used on social media. This study refers to research materials in psychology and communication and focuses on WeChat, the most frequently used social media platform in China. This study argues that Emojis have become a way for people to express their emotions quickly and accurately. Beyond textual expression, Emojis can arouse people's empathy. The use of Emojis makes emotions and feelings visible, which plays a role in indenting social distance.
Analyze Social Behavior in Autistic Children by Using Theory of Mind
Authors: Zong Zijing
Published: June 2023

A complicated heterogeneous disorder, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) impacts verbal and nonverbal communication, social relationships, as well as social and cognitive activities. The study of the theory of mind (ToM) entails the observation, comprehension, and interpretation of mental states and the behaviors they produce. ToM and ASD are closely related. The ToM exam is frequently failed by kids with ASD. Currently, scientists have discovered a link between ToM, social-emotional development, and cognitive development in kids with ASD. ToM was successful in predicting with precision the limitations of autistic patients' social skills, creative abilities, and communication. However, the causes of autism are still largely unknown because of the disorder's complicated behavior and polygenic disorders. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how ToM affects the social, emotional, and cognitive growth of children with ASD. The study uses Empathizing-systemizing (E-S) theory to explain the non-social and social traits of autistic children and describes how ASD children make moral decisions from the perspective of cognitive and social development.
Influences of Populism on Youth in Social Media
Authors: Liang Rong
Published: June 2023

In recent years, the global spread of COVID-19 has brought significant instability and uncertainty to the lives of people worldwide while also providing an opportunity to spread populist ideas. Especially in recent years, with the development of Internet technology, populism and the internet have fused to form a "cyber-populist" social trend. This online populism has a wide range of influence and destructive solid power, bringing a great crisis to global ideological security. At the same time, online populism is also insidiously attacking young people. It is mainly manifested in the birth of a destructive mentality among young people, inducing them to blindly follow the crowd, lose their independent personalities, and polarise their value judgments. This paper analyses typical public opinion events and their data in recent years by searching the internet and the Civiw website; in the light of the characteristics of youth expression in the Internet era, the negative impact of online populism on the psychological development of youth is explored. The paper goes on to discuss the reasons for the negative impact of online populism on the psyche of young people: inadequate mechanisms for monitoring online opinion at universities, insufficient protection of young people's awareness of the rule of law online, and a lack of online activism among young people. Only by promoting social justice from a macro perspective, controlling the gathering of online groups, using laws to channel public psychology and bringing online speech back to mainstream ideology is the only way to move the youth population from impulsiveness to rationality, and it is also the way to address the dangers posed by online populism.
Family Factors Affecting Children's Reading Ability
Authors: Xu Runbei
Published: June 2023

Today, childrens reading ability is seen as an increasingly important personal skill, helping individuals to absorb information and export it as well. While a large number of studies have analyzed the effects of a specific family factor on children's reading ability, few review-type articles have summarized and generalized multiple influences. Thus, this paper analyzes the literature in the past 30 years on family factors that influence children's reading ability from 3 major mediating roles--family socioeconomic status, family cultural environment, and family psychological atmosphere. On this basis, this paper proposes multidimensional practical suggestions, for the family and society regarding the development of children's reading ability, which includes separate advice for children in lower grades and children in higher grades. Effective parent-participate cultural activities may especially work on the development of younger childrens reading comprehension, while the capability of independent reading is essential for children in higher grades. Finally, the author offers an outlook for future researchers.
Self-compassion and Other Compassion Improves Subjective Well-being in University Studies
Authors: YANG Zimu
Published: June 2023

The intense level of competitiveness in society, along with the challenging employment climate, has led to a rise in the amount of academic pressure placed on university students, which in turn has led to issues with mental health. The subjective happiness of college students is an important topic, and more study in this area is needed. The purpose of this research is to learn more about the connections between college students' compassion and their own sense of happiness, as well as the factors that contribute to these connections. This study is based on the notion that difficulties may be overcome by college students with the help of self-compassion and sympathy from others. Using correlation coefficient analysis and a survey, this research sought to better understand the factors that contribute to the positive associations between empathy and students' reported levels of satisfaction with life on campus. This connection will be broken down and examined in light of the results of the prior research. Both receiving and giving compassion were found to have a good influence on one's own sense of well-being, which in turn mitigated the negative mental health effects of stress. These findings can be found in the results of the study.
The Association of Playing Hard-to-get Dating Strategies and Different Attachment Styles
Authors: Cao Renyou , Huang Rui
Published: June 2023

In modern society, dating is a standard method in a close relationship. Our research question is whether there is an association between attachment styles and the dating strategies such as playing hard-to-get and easy-to-get. By chatting with women who play different dating strategies, participants who are heterosexual males will then complete the ECR questionnaire and self-reported survey. This study is important and novel because we focused on online attachment style and dating strategies. Our expected results will be high anxious participants would score higher to HtG confederate and respond to higher social desirability.
The Impact of Bilingual Education on Children's Language Development
Authors: Shi Jiaran
Published: June 2023

Bilingual education on children's language development is a heated topic in the area of second language acuquistion. This paper reviews the definition of bilingual monolingual children and the definition of trilingual hyperlingual and dialect for bilingualism.By analyzing their impact on bilingual children, the researchers tried to find out which aspect has the greatest impact on bilingual children In this study, the main influences were divided into positive and negative feedback from three aspects: school, family, and government. The researchers analyzed the impact of these aspects and some factors that may affect children's language development.Also it is important to analyze how to get children interested in language learning.This paper contributes to the teachers and parents who want to know about the bilingual education.Inspire parents to choose their childrens education method.
Comparative Analysis of Chinese and American Students' Class Performance and Overall Academic Performance
Authors: Hu Yuxuan , Li Hebin
Published: June 2023

The differences between Chinese and American college students in various aspects have always attracted much attention, especially in classroom performance and overall academic performance; there are many opinions and controversies. This essay focuses on examining the connection between Chinese and American college students' classroom behavior and academic achievement, or the effect of classroom behavior on academic achievement. Through the analysis and arrangement of ideas from articles from various angles, this paper compared the differences in this academic relationship between students from the two cultural backgrounds from various points of view and gave an overview so that readers can have a more detailed understanding. Based on summarizing points and views, this research gave a quick comparison before introducing the link between class and academic achievement based on Chinese and American pupils, respectively. The conclusion shows that classroom performance positively correlates with overall academic performance for both Chinese and American students. Students who are more active in classroom performance will have better academic performance. American students are more engaged and motivated in the classroom, and Chinese students are better at academic performance.
Toxic Masculinity: Analyzing Man Standards and Sexual Inequality through Euphoria
Authors: Li Zijun
Published: June 2023

Toxic masculinity has been a hot topic since people's self-awareness rose, still, in large of film and television works, a lot of conversation and characterization indicated toxic masculinity implicitly. A hit American TV series, Euphoria, shows toxic masculinity and its potential impact on people around, which reveals a new perspective about the causes of toxic masculinity and how harmful it is. By coding the violent scenario and analyzing the conversations in the episodes, data shows that the main characters with toxic masculinity suffered from peer pressure, American culture and social certain expectation, and the major victims in related violent clips are the female and the queer group. The results turn out that peer pressure, American culture and people's expectation of males can be vital factors in toxic masculinity formation, and the poisonous personality will directly influence female and queer groups around them.
The Relevance of Different Gender and Appearance Levels to the Financial Industry Evidence from Financial Analysts
Authors: Pan Sitong
Published: June 2023

We tried to determine whether the analyst's physical attractiveness correlated with job performance. We found that analysts with superior appearances tended to produce more accurate analyses than less attractive analysts. Moreover, they could more easily enter a job and get more resources in the short run. The case analysis shows that analysts with excellent appearances usually have a closer relationship with investors and media; their performance level and income also significantly differ from others. However beauty premium still exists as a problem that should be solved.
An Analysis of Employment Inequalities on the Eastern Coast of China
Authors: LIN TSZ HIN , Wang Yunhan , Zhu Lixiang
Published: June 2023

In this paper, we analyze the disadvantage and discrimination of women in the eastern coastal areas of China. We hope that through our analysis and suggestions, we can spread the word about gender equality in the workplace and increase people's knowledge of it. Through already-existing legislation and the theories of the majority of researchers today, we have defined the definition of gender discrimination in the workplace. Method of literature review is applied in this paper to enumerate and to analyze the disadvantages of women in the workplace from three aspects: Recruitment level, Promotion Level and Salary level. Then we find out several factors that affect gender discrimination in the workplace, like economic benefits, business operations heavy pressure caused by Womens pregnancy and childbirth and the stereotypical constraints of traditional gender concepts. Finally, we suppose that issues regarding pregnancy are the single largest factor contributing to existing gender discrimination and come up with two approaches to relieve the problem. Firstly, it is crucial to rely on the law to clearly define the type and duration of maternity leave and that this leave will be shared by both spouses. Secondly, ensuring the right of men to take maternity leave will make a positive impact.
Based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour to Analyze the Factors Affecting HPV Immunization Among Chinese College Students
Authors: Zhang Liwei
Published: June 2023

HPV infection rates in both males and women is increasing worldwide, and university students account for a large proportion of the population. The majority of studies on HPV infection and vaccination among university students are from developed countries, but there are not many studies on HPV vaccination among university students in developing countries, and the knowledge about HPV prevention is not widely spread. The purpose of this research was to investigate the variables that impact university students' behavioral intention to take the HPV vaccine. This study takes Chinese university students as an example, examine the factors influencing the behavioural intention of university students to receive HPV vaccination. A scale was constructed based on the theory of planned behaviour and information were collected through a questionnaire administered to the university students in this study,participents (N=100,81%women) completed a survey evaluating social norms, attitudes, self-efficacy, and intentions regarding the HPV vaccine.The data collected were analysed using SPSS and the relationships between the variables were analysed using correlation analysis, analysis of variance and linear regression analysis. It was concluded that 'attitude', 'subjective norms' and 'perceived behavioural control' all influenced behavioural intention to receive the HPV vaccine and had a significant positive relationship with each other.
Research on Marketing Strategy of Lipstick Products Endorsed by Male Celebrities on Chinese New Media Platforms
Authors: Huang Rong
Published: June 2023

The Internet's development has transformed society by making communication more efficient than ever before and creating disruptive and significant changes to the marketing model. Based on the observation that Chinese male celebrities have been frequently appearing in lipstick endorsement activities, this study provides a qualitative analysis of consumer feedback on Chinese male celebrity endorsement of lipstick on social media platforms. By observing the commercials of Guerlain's lipstick on Weibo and RED, consumers generally recognize the story and meaning constructed by the brand and its spokesperson. Results show that male celebrity's attraction and stories are significantly impacting the purchase intent. These findings contribute to the literature on celebrity endorsements, charismatic influence, and gender stereotypes.
Consumer Psychology and Behavior of Women of Different Ages in Online Clothing Consumption
Authors: Chen Yuhao , Ma Yanjing , Xie Yuanyi , Zhang Xueying
Published: June 2023

By analyzing the customer's product evaluation (n=1,173) of women's clothing orders on an online shopping platform, this paper studies the preferences of women of different age groups (younger group aged 20-40 years and elder group aged 60-80 years) for different types of clothing purchasing behaviors. The hypothesis considered in our study is for younger group, they are more inclined to buy fashionable and good-looking clothes. For the elderly, they pay more attention to the comfort when measuring a piece of clothing. We test this hypothesis at two levels: We conduct a textual analysis of 1,173 data from LIWC's custom dictionary on the two most obvious characteristics of clothes, the appearance and comfort of clothes. And conduct custom dictionary analysis on the dressing scenes of different groups. Our results show that age is negatively related to the emphasis placed on clothing choices, with the older group placing even more importance on the appearance of clothing than the younger group. It could also be explained that the older group would choose clothes that look prettier rather than those that are comfortable to wear, since they would be involved in more special occasions instead of comfortable clothing for casual scenes. This paper will also discuss the relationship between the purchasing behavior of women of different ages and consumer psychology, aiming to find the change of the consumption pattern of women of specific age groups on the online shopping platform. The study provides meaningful insights on e-commerce, consumer behavior, fashion industry.
Comparison of Farmer Welfare Policies between China and India
Authors: Wang Kejie
Published: June 2023

The issue of this paper is the difference of farmers' welfare between China and India. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the problems faced by farmers in these two typical late developing countries and call on the society to pay attention to farmers' welfare. This paper starts from the cases of two countries. Through different problems in different cases, it shows the farmers' welfare problems faced by the late developing countries. Some of these problems appear in the development of the times, while others are problems left over by history. But these problems undoubtedly bring more problems to farmers in the post epidemic era.
The Research on the Co-Promotion of Metaverse and New Media
Authors: Liang Yuao
Published: June 2023

Metaverse is a new concept now and many internet companies or technology companies are trying to build a metaverse of their own and attract users. Recently, the metaverse has been studied by many researches. However, not much research has been done on the mutual influence relationship between metaverse and new media, even through both of them are developing with nowadays internet. Besides, social interest on the metaverse has also focused more on its commercial significance and its transformative effect on social media tools. As a result, this research will start from the origins of metaverse and new media, explore the current stage of communication and integration between these two fields, based on the current trends of metaverse and new media, and speculate on the final development trend. The research will explore the interaction between metaverse and new media through the changes of metaverse on cultural communication. Through the research, the relationship between metaverse and new media will be concentrated and the co-promotion between metaverse and new media will be discussed. Finally, the finding is that there are both good sides and bad sides during their co-promotion, and the good impact is more so the co-promotion should be encouraged.
A Study on Gender Inequality in the Family during COVID-19 in Shanghai China
Authors: Chen Shuyi
Published: June 2023

During the COVID-19 lockdown, people would be under great stress of maintaining a normal life for their families. Such an extreme situation has enlarged womens responsibilities at home. They have to rush to purchase necessities such as tissues, food, and sanitary products either online or offline. Meanwhile, they have to pay more attention to their childrens online classes to avoid their kids from being distracted. Reversely, according to the traditional idea in China, what a man can do at home is very limited, even the simplest housework such as sweeping or washing clothes is not included. Under such context, this paper studies gender inequality in the family during COVID-19 in Shanghai, China. Online questionnaires are used as the main research method of this paper, and the results show that women are under more pressure than men in the family during the COVID-19 pandemic since many Chinese still have a deep stereotype toward women.
Socioeconomic Status and Health Level of Middle-aged and Old People -- Based on CHARLS Survey
Authors: Zong Yuqi
Published: June 2023

The aging of the population in China is becoming increasingly serious, and the health status of the elderly has been widely concerned by scholars from all walks of life. The study of intermediate mechanisms can provide a better basis for formulating relevant policy interventions. Therefore, this paper combines domestic and foreign literature research, using the method of the logit model, to analyze the intermediate mechanism of socio-economic status affecting the health level of the elderly. This paper uses CHARLS data in 2018 to study the impact of socioeconomic status on the health status of middle-aged and elderly people. First of all, it combs the relevant literature at home and abroad, and makes descriptive statistics on the socio-economic status and health level of the elderly in China to understand their current situation. Secondly, we use the logit regression model to analyze the relationship between socioeconomic status and the health level of the elderly. The research found that: First, there is a significant positive correlation between socioeconomic status and the health level of the elderly. Second, from the perspective of gender differences, socio-economic status significantly affects the health level of men, while it has less impact on the elderly of women. Based on the results of the study, this paper puts forward targeted countermeasures and suggestions, which can reduce the degree of health inequality by improving the elderly's health behavior, material living conditions, family relations, good neighborliness, community health environment, etc.
International Climate Cooperation: A Case Study of China and India
Authors: Cui Xinyue
Published: June 2023

Climate change has become one of the hottest global issues. As a worldwide public issue, climate change cannot be solved by a single nation. Only through international cooperation can it be resolved. This paper will take the cooperation between China and India, two emerging powers, as an example and discuss the cooperation between countries in the field of climate change through the case study method from the perspective of international cooperation in the Neoliberal institutionalism theory. Moreover, as two promising emerging powers, the research on China-India climate cooperation is of great significance to all developing countries and the entire international community. Neoliberal institutionalism theory emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and international institutions. In global climate governance, the shared interests of China and India, such as similar domestic conditions, have solidified into a basis for bilateral cooperation, and the international institutions are effective mechanisms to guarantee China-India cooperation. However, the climate cooperation between China and India is mainly confined to the signing of agreements, and there is still much room for further development of research and development cooperation in core technologies.
Analysis of Internet Celebrity Bookstore Image Perception based on Online Reviews from the Perspective of Communicability
Authors: Tao Yuezhu
Published: June 2023

This paper selects the top five Internet celebrity bookstores and establishes the image of Internet celebrity bookstores from the perspective of consumers by analyzing the LDA theme of online comment texts in the consumer comment platform and combining the image perception theory, which provides specific dimensions for the improvement direction of Internet celebrity bookstores. Through text analysis, it is found that audiences' perception of Internet celebrity bookstores as urban cultural landmarks is contradictory. Therefore, based on the perspective of communicability, this paper analyzes the value and deficiency of Internet celebrity bookstores in the process of urban communication. It is found that in the context of consumer society, the image of Internet celebrity bookstores has two sides: communication between material space and spiritual space, communication between historical memory and current experience, communication between individual subjectivity and group identity. As it uses web traffic and add-on services to grow, it is at risk of falling into the trap of attracting attention rather than focusing on the main business.
A Critical Analysis of Working Mothers Work-family Dilemma in Modern European Society: Using the 2021 French Film " Plein Temps" as a Window
Authors: Sun Xingyue , Zhu Siyu , Chen Qiyu
Published: June 2023

As mothers labor force participation rate increases dramatically over the past few decades, so is the discussion of their work-family dilemma. It has brought to our attention that the media tend to oversimplify this dilemma and individualize it as an individual problem of women. Using the French film Plein Temps (Full Time) as an entry point, this study analyzes the work-family dilemma faced by working mothers in modern European society from the perspectives of structural discrimination and restrictive gender stereotypes, dissects discrimination in the workplace context and the patriarchal gaze behind these phenomena, and concludes with more open-ended and practical initiatives. Combining the empirical and theological analysis, this study is able to explore the root causes of the widespread problem of work-family dilemma. Our findings support the existence of workplace discrimination and pre-determined negative gender stereotypes against working mothers. We argue that mothers work-family dilemma reflects the structural sexism in todays society.
The Impact of New Media on Female Rights and Protection of Gender Equity in the Workplace
Authors: Lin Zhaoxin
Published: June 2023

The advent of the new media era has provided a platform for demands of gender equity to be voiced. The article focuses on new media and gender equity in the workplace, citing the unequal treatment experienced by female workers of different age groups and providing a summary analysis. In this paper, research methods such as fieldwork and questionnaires were used to collect the problems encountered by women in the workplace and analyze them accordingly to provide strategies and possible solutions. The result shows that with the advent of the new media era, long-standing discriminatory issues will be tackled one by one. The new mainstream media has enriched the image of women in the new era; the interactive experience between users has spread the demands of working women more widely; the media literacy of women in the media era has improved their working performance; and the public opinion mechanism has made womens voices louder and more persistent, all of which make it possible to achieve gender equality in the workplace.
How Aging Can Influence Japan and the Measurements Can be Taken?
Authors: Ma Mengzhuo
Published: June 2023

Aging has become a serious problem faced by many countries in the world today, and Japan is one of the countries that suffers the most, with one-third of Japan's population being filled with elderly people. Therefore, this article will introduce the impact of the aging process on Japan, such as labor issues, pension issues, and market changes. Faced with these problems and changes, the Japanese government and society have taken some measures, such as postponing the retirement age, using artificial intelligence or alternative labor such as foreign workers. This article attempts to use Japan as an example to find a way out for an aging society, which may be one of the main concerns of some countries in the future.
The importance of achieving a 360-degree view of patient identity: A survey of US healthcare providers
Authors: Gellert George A. , Erwich Mark E. , Krivicky Herdman Sara
Published: June 2023

Objective: To describe the perceived importance among healthcare leaders of accurate patient identity in meeting organizational needs and objectives for improved clinical, operational and financial performance.Methods: Survey of 100 US healthcare executives evaluated priorities and needs of care organizations as impacted by the imperative to ensure accurate patient identity in care delivery, operations, and meeting strategic objectives.Results: Healthcare executives (72%) reported concern that inaccurate patient identity data reduces care quality/safety and healthcare organization financial performance. Only 14% were highly or extremely satisfied with the accuracy level of their existing patient identity management solutions. Inability to know “who is who” is perceived as increasing risk of patient harm and inferior care outcomes, low patient satisfaction, impeded operational efficiency and financial performance, and a key challenge to achieving strategic initiatives such as digital transformation and effective population health management. Accuracy in patient identity was linked to nearly all strategic priorities, with 60% considering it vital to every aspect of organizational performance, and 64% stating it can improve operational efficiency. Eighty-eight percent regarded accurate patient identity as essential to improving patient experience, care management (75%), and establishing an effective digital front door (73%). Majorities recognized the importance of accurate patient identity to organizational growth initiatives and digital transformation.Conclusions: Although patient identity impacts most aspects of healthcare operations, leadership of most healthcare organizations surveyed understood the criticality of accurate patient identity in optimizing organizational performance, but lacked confidence in their ability to achieve a complete an accurate 360-degree view of patients.
Constance Kamii e os princípios de ensino: autonomia, diferenciação entre os conhecimentos e importância dos conteúdos e processos
Authors: Souza Bruna Sordi Rodrigues , Bandeira Camila Fernanda da Silva , Gonçalves Érica De Cássia , Sousa Lilian Pacchioni Pereira de
Published: June 2023

Em suas pesquisas, Constance Kamii evidencia que princípios da teoria de Jean Piaget podem ser explorados em sala de aula, desde que o professor compartilhe da concepção pedagógica e epistemológica que objetive tais princípios. O ambiente e as situações criadas pelo professor são determinantes no desenvolvimento da criança, notadamente no que diz respeito aos princípios baseados na autonomia, diferenciação entre os conhecimentos físico, lógico-matemático e social e na valorização dos processos. Baseadas nessa compreensão, objetivamos discutir as contribuições da pesquisadora para o trabalho com crianças no período pré-escolar, principalmente a partir do estudo da obra “Piaget para a educação escolar”. Espera-se que esse artigo subsidie, teoricamente, reflexões sobre a importância do planejamento de um programa baseado na teoria piagetiana, sobretudo, na elaboração de atividades junto aos pequenos que gerem desequilíbrios cognitivos e mobilizem as estruturas do pensamento, utilizando-se, em sua prática, de objetivos claros, experiências e materiais potencializadores, situações desafiadoras e solicitadoras da ação.
Influência de Kamii em nossos estudos, pesquisas e aplicações psicopedagógicas
Authors: Zaia Lia Leme , Molinari Adriana Maria Corder
Published: June 2023

Ao abordar o desenvolvimento do jogo na criança,  seu efeito sobre a compreensão e o respeito às regras, sobre o desenvolvimento social e moral, além do cognitivo; ao discutir a melhor forma de garantir esses avanços, pela abertura à participação ativa da criança, possibilitando escolhas, evitando a direção excessiva, propiciando a solução de situações problema interessantes e relacionados ao jogo e à sua própria vida, este artigo pretende fazer jus a uma pequena parte do grande legado com que Kamii nos brindou – seus trabalhos sobre os  jogos de regras. Com o intuito de auxiliar a busca de jogos interessantes para a criança da educação infantil e dos primeiros anos do ensino fundamental, o artigo apresenta, ao final, um quadro sobre os diferentes tipos de jogos em grupo, com as principais ações por eles propiciadas e a indicação dos livros em que podem ser encontrados; quadro esse adaptado para incluir jogos de outros livros da mesma autora e de livros dos Seminários de Educação Matemática elaborados pelo grupo de estudos EDUMAT.
Avaliação da qualidade do serviço: um estudo da satisfação dos usuários da biblioteca de um instituto federal
Authors: Câmara Jéssica Maria Damião de Arruda , Soares Adeliane Marques , Silva Rayla Ingrid Tomaz da , Brito Arthur Arcelino de
Published: June 2023

A biblioteca possui um papel de importância na geração do conhecimento. Para que seu propósito seja cumprido, é preciso atender adequadamente a necessidade dos usuários. Nesse contexto, a presente pesquisa teve como objetivo investigar o grau de satisfação de utilização da biblioteca de um instituto federal localizado no Rio Grande do Norte. Foi utilizada uma metodologia descritiva, aplicada e qualiquantitativa, baseada na observação in loco e na técnica estatística de análise cluster. Os dados revelaram a formação de três grupos distintos. O primeiro aglomerado, que tem o maior grau de satisfação, usufrui de forma plena dos serviços, enquanto que o segundo grupo, que se mostrou neutro, apresenta uma menor taxa de frequência de uso. Já o terceiro grupo é composto, em sua maioria, por usuários que desconhecem o sistema online de consulta. Diante desses resultados, a pesquisa pôde propor um conjunto de melhorias para contribuir com o aperfeiçoamento do serviço.
Evaluating the Distribution, Quality, and Educational Value of Videos Related to Shoulder Instability Exercises on the Social Media Platform TikTok
Authors: Bethell Mikhail A. , Anastasio Albert T. , Taylor Joshua R. , Tabarestani Troy Q. , Klifto Christopher S. , Anakwenze Oke
Published: June 2023

Background:

Because of the lack of scientific oversight, the quality, applicability, and consistency of healthcare-related TikTok videos have become a focus of research exploration. The orthopaedic surgery literature lags behind other medical fields in analyzing the widespread utilization of TikTok videos for medical information delivery.

Methods:

TikTok was queried using the hashtag #shoulderstabilityexercises, and 109 videos were included. The videos were collected by two authors and independently evaluated using DISCERN (a well-validated informational analysis tool) and shoulder stability exercise education score (a self-designed tool for the evaluation of shoulder instability–related exercises).

Results:

DISCERN scores of videos uploaded by general users had significantly lower scores in all four categories than those uploaded by healthcare professionals (P < 0.001, P = 0.005, P = 0.002, and P < 0.001). For the shoulder stability exercise education score, general users had a significantly lower score than the healthcare professionals at 3.36 and 4.91 on a 25-point scale, respectively (P = 0.034). General users had more videos graded as very poor (84.2%) in comparison to the number of videos uploaded by healthcare professionals deemed very poor (51.5%). However, the remainder of healthcare professionals had their videos graded as poor (48.5%).

Conclusion:

Despite slightly improved video quality from healthcare professionals, the overall educational of the videos related to shoulder instability exercises was poor.