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Overview of Red Tide Disasters in the Coastal Waters off Qinhuangdao
Authors: Dong Xinhao
Published: June 2024

As an important fishery and tourism resource city in northern China, Qinhuangdao has experienced frequent red tide disasters in recent years, which has had a serious impact on the marine ecological environment and human life. This paper first analyzes the characteristics, causes, and influencing factors of red tide disasters in Qinhuangdao waters then summarizes the existing coping strategies for red tide disasters and finally puts forward the coping strategies for red tide disasters in Qinhuangdao waters.
Negative Language Transfer in Chinese Learner’s English Learning
Authors: Chen Weiye
Published: June 2024

In China, learning English has grown in popularity as a second language, and it now plays a significant role in the country’s language education. In such a context, a noteworthy phenomenon exists that many Chinese English learners are easily influenced by their native language, which causes them to always make mistakes when they output English. This is a popular area for second language acquisition research. Based on the theories of negative language transfer and error analysis, this paper focuses on the effects of negative language transfer on Chinese second language learners. By summarising existing research and literature theories and analyzing specific examples, this paper attempts to summarise the various outcomes of negative language transfer on Chinese L2 learners and the reasons for it. This paper focuses on the review of domestic research, especially on the errors caused by negative language transfer, and tries to make suggestions for Chinese learners to avoid negative transfer when learning English.
Cross-border Data Flows: Regulations in international digital trade and China’s solution
Authors: Xu Hao
Published: June 2024

International digital trade is accelerating the speed of economic globalization and is becoming a new driver of economic growth. Data, as a key production factor, is ubiquitous in digital trade. This paper combines research on the topics of economy and trade in the digital era and further relates to cross-border data flows, to analyze regulations and governance of data flows in different economies, especially comparing the core elements involving cross-border data flows in regional agreements such as the CPTPP, the DEPA and the RCEP, to explore the rationality and necessity of various types of regulations. Besides, from investigating the specific development of the international community to discuss the real governance dilemma about strict regulation and fragmentation of data flows, to explore the solution to the problem of balancing cross-border data flows and risk prevention in international trade from legal regulation.
The Inner Logic and Correlation Analysis of Game Recharging and Consumer Behavior: A Study Based on Consumer Psychology
Authors: Du Yibin
Published: June 2024

With the constant evolution of network technology, online games, as a significant consumer industry, have seen tremendous growth in recent years. The introduction of online games has accelerated the gaming industry’s growth and provided customers with new gaming experiences. In-game recharging behavior has a tremendous influence on customer behavior. This study will investigate the link between recharge behavior and customer behavior in the online gaming industry, as well as how to improve or minimize consumer stickiness using consumer psychology methodologies such as a literature review and case analysis. It demonstrates that good and negative consequences are formed, and stickiness may be divided into active and passive forms. Thus, the author begins with the perspective of their customers and considers how to prevent being pulled away by gaming businesses for more money. The author also investigates more effective strategies to enhance customer stickiness from the standpoint of merchants.
Frost’s “Less Traveled” Road: A Poem Analysis
Authors: Zhang Jiayi
Published: June 2024

This paper explores the interplay between self and nature in Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken” through Lacanian theory and the concept of the egotistical sublime. While Frost’s poem has often been misconstrued as a celebration of individualistic choice, this analysis reveals a deeper, more complex engagement with forming the self-amidst environmental influences. This paper argues that Frost’s work reflects larger philosophical problems concerning identity and self-awareness while exemplifying a personal dilemma through an analysis of the Lacanian mirror stage and the poet’s use of the pronoun “I.” To put the thematic consistency in Frost’s poems in context, parallels with poems like “For Once, Then, Something” and “The Freedom of the Moon” are also made. The discussion considers historical receptions of the poem, Frost’s correspondences, and critical perspectives, ultimately arguing that Frost navigates the space between vulnerability and perceived control, challenging the reader’s understanding and interpretations of his works.
Beauty is Justice: Research on Short Video Workers of Makeup from the Perspective of Visual Rhetoric
Authors: Che Yilian
Published: June 2024

Against the backdrop of the active participation of creative workers in beauty short videos in live streaming sales and beauty education, fan groups replicate and disseminate the behavior of creative workers in short videos for imitation, presenting clear characteristics of crowd-oriented communication. This study starts from the basic perspective of “appearance” and combines visual rhetoric theory to explore and summarize the behavioral characteristics of creative workers in beauty short videos, providing suggestions for promoting the dissemination of beauty short videos.
The Development and Future Trends of Aerospace Propulsion Systems
Authors: Deng Junhao
Published: June 2024

Since ancient times, humanity has harbored a thirst for exploring the unknown world. From the discovery of fire to the advent of the steam era, human curiosity about the universe has never waned. In the twentieth century, our fascination with the stars, efforts to understand the mysteries of the cosmos, and aspirations to conquer realms beyond our own have made aerospace propulsion a critically important research area, especially in providing the power to leave Earth. This article will focus on the historical development of aircraft engines, the classification and advantages and disadvantages of aerospace propulsion systems, and explore the current demand for innovation, ultimately proposing a feasible solution.
ARIMA Model-Based Research on Stock Price Prediction
Authors: Liang Dong
Published: June 2024

Securities trading has always been a high-risk, high-return domain. Investors seek high returns while endeavoring to minimize risks as much as possible. Therefore, stock price prediction has become a popular and immensely valuable research topic. This paper will use the ARMA model to forecast stock prices. Firstly, an analysis was conducted on selected stock, determining that the price sequence exhibits no seasonal effects but does display volatility effects. The trend is essentially linear, and the relationship between volatility effects and trends fits an additive model. Based on this, preprocessing was conducted by taking the three-day moving average sequence of the series to eliminate the volatility effects, yielding a clean sequence trend. Then, the trend was differenced once to obtain a stationary sequence. Subsequently, the appropriate ARIMA model order was determined by the (partial) autocorrelation plot of this stationary sequence, and the model was fitted to the stock for prediction, yielding satisfactory results. This indicates that the model can accurately forecast long-term trends, but the filtering of volatility effects prevents the prediction results from sensitively reflecting short-term fluctuations.
The Influence of Teacher Feedback on Junior Middle School Students’ English Writing
Authors: Kuang Yi
Published: June 2024

English, as a universal language, has become a link between different cultures. English education has been revived and expanded in China since the country’s reform and opening up in 1978. However, there are clear deficiencies in Chinese students’ English language development, particularly in writing, due to flaws in the educational system and teaching strategies. Teachers have long paid attention to pupils’ writing proficiency since it is critical to learning English. Teacher feedback plays an important role. Teacher feedback is an important measure in the teaching process, which is the assessment and response of teachers to students’ learning situations, learning outcome outcomes, and learning motivation. It can help teachers understand students’ learning situations, adjust teaching strategies in time, and promote students’ progress. Proper feedback helps students improve their writing. This paper systematically reviews recent studies on the impact of teacher feedback on junior middle school students’ English writing, aiming to explore how different types of teacher feedback and their frequency affect students’ writing ability, writing attitude, and writing process. Based on the systematic analysis of the existing literature, this paper aims to provide suggestions for junior high school English teachers to optimize feedback strategies to improve students’ writing levels and facilitate readers to quickly understand the field.
A Brief Discussion on the Impact of Sino-US Trade Barriers on the Chinese Telecommunications Industry
Authors: Huang Ji
Published: June 2024

Amid the intensification of globalization and the expansion of transnational economic activities, the imposition of Sino-US trade barriers has emerged as a pivotal destabilizing element within the global economic landscape. This manuscript explores the repercussions of Sino-US trade barriers on the Chinese telecommunications sector. By scrutinizing the backdrop of the Sino-US trade conflict and its technological embargoes against the Chinese telecommunications realm, this study elucidates the distinct impacts of trade barriers on Chinese telecommunications entities. A meticulous comparative analysis of the financial datasets of key players such as ZTE and Huawei, pre and post-trade conflict, unveils the significant burdens posed by the trade war on China’s telecommunications firms. In light of the strengths and vulnerabilities inherent within the Chinese telecommunications industry, this paper advocates for strategic pathways forward, including the augmentation of investment in research and development, the broadening of upstream supply channels, the exploration of both domestic and international markets, and the formalization of technological standards alongside export regulations.
Neural circuit mechanism and influencing factors of time perception
Authors: Cai Shiru , Wu Jiarong , Wang Yacun
Published: June 2024

Human perception of time depends on the subjective structure of the individual, so everyone is different. However, the performance of these time perceptions is also affected by objective neurological factors, such as biological rhythm, cortical striatum circuit, and circadian rhythm. This research has summarized a small part of some factors that affect the human body’s time perception and looks for the connection between these factors. This research introduced how the pineal gland adjusts the biological rhythm through the received sunlight signal so that the biological rhythm of the body is consistent with the cycle of the environment. It introduced how the cortical striatum interacts with dopamine energy, and it can also explain how the coding reward prediction error (RPE) experiment proves that the cortical striatum and dopamine interaction helps us distinguish the difference between time intervals. Finally, this research introduced some areas of the brain that affect the circadian rhythm, including the prefrontal cortex, basal ganglion, and striatum, and induced the projection of dense parts from black matter. This research also introduced a mainstream neurological time perception model, and introduced through which brain areas the signal reaches the prefrontal cortex of the brain and finally makes “perception”. The introduction of time perception in this research is not comprehensive, and the topic of the role of the nervous system in time perception also needs to be studied in more depth.
Deepening Intelligent Microgrid Management: A Study on Improving Load Forecasting Accuracy Based on Informer Models
Authors: Wang Yuke
Published: June 2024

In the context of the “double carbon” strategy and the rapid development of deep learning, it provides new ideas for load forecasting of intelligent microgrids. In this study, we choose the Informer model based on the Transformer framework, which improves the self-attention mechanism and reduces the computational cost, to improve load accuracy and to achieve intelligent management of the microgrid system by accurately forecasting power load data.
“Eastern Dragon and Four Little Dragons: A Comparative Analysis of China’s Economic Development Model and the Four Little Dragons’ Economic Model in Asia under the Background of Economic Globalization”
Authors: Wang Haochuan
Published: June 2024

The comparative analysis of China’s economic development model and the economic development model of the Four Asian Tigers under the background of economic globalization summarizes China’s economic development model and the economic development model of the Four Asian Tigers, as well as the ideal paradigm of economic development under the background of economic globalization. Read relevant literature and summarize the ideal paradigm, shortcomings in China’s economic development model, and the economic development models of the Four Asian Tigers. Compare and analyze them to identify some proposed problems, and propose some solutions to these problems
Research Progress of PALB2 as a Susceptibility Gene for Breast Cancer
Authors: Zeng Yulin
Published: June 2024

Breast cancer is a complex disease that endangers women’s health worldwide. The research on breast cancer susceptibility genes is increasing, especially the newly discovered PALB2, which has aroused the enthusiasm of many researchers. At present, the correlation between PALB2 and breast cancer and the susceptibility of PABLB2 mutation to breast cancer has been a large number of clinical studies and clinical statistics around the world. PALB2 plays an important role in DNA homologous recombination repair (HRR) together with BRCA1 and BRCA2 in normal cells, and the mechanism of PALB2 mutation causing breast cancer is also related. The BRCA pathway inhibitor PARPi has also been well studied, but there is still room to study the specific resistance mechanism. In addition, PALB2 has been implicated in ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, and lung cell carcinoma. This provides a reference for the study of PALB2 in cancers other than breast cancer, and the role and mechanism of PALB2 can also be explored in more different cancers.
Adolescence: A Crucial Period of Development Impacting Intellect,Personality, and Social Skills
Authors: Yang Muyu
Published: June 2024

Adolescence is a crucial stage in life that encompasses significant changes in physical, psychological, and social aspects, which profoundly impact an individual’s intellect, personality, and social skills. This paper aims to explore the effects of adolescence on intellect, personality, and social skills, and analyze their significance. Initially, we will discuss the characteristics of intellectual development during adolescence, including cognitive abilities, learning capacity, and changes in brain structure and function. Next, we will focus on the impact of adolescence on personality formation, discussing the stabilization of individual values, traits, and behavioral patterns and their effects on psychological and social adaptation. Lastly, we will analyze the influence of interactions with peers on the development of social skills among teenagers. By thoroughly analyzing this critical stage of life, we can better understand the key factors in individual development and provide theoretical and practical guidance for the growth and education of adolescents. Through a comprehensive summary of relevant research, this paper emphasizes the importance and significance of development during adolescence, exploring the factors influencing adolescent development, which plays a crucial role in promoting comprehensive development and healthy growth among teenagers.
A literature review of pneumonia detection algorithms based on deep learning and chest X-ray imaging
Authors: Wang Chenyu
Published: June 2024

Pneumonia is a serious disease that poses a threat to people’s health of all ages. It could happen when people are infected by viruses, fungi, bacteria etc. Typically, Chest X-rays are the first and foremost imaging approach to implement pneumonia detection. This paper introduces the latest research achievements to help those who are new in this field to have basic intuition about AI in pneumonia detection., including Vision Transformers on chest X-ray, a novel model based on RetinaNet, CP_DeepNet, and a novel Efficient NetV2L model. The last part gives some suggestions about the future study of pneumonia detection using Deep learning.
Hong Kong’s Local Consciousness in Xi Xi’s “My City”
Authors: Liu Shuyan , Liu Tianqi
Published: June 2024

Ellen Cheung, known by her pen name Xi Xi, is a highly esteemed writer who has held a prominent position within Hong Kong’s literary and cultural landscape for several decades. Xi Xi’s novel “My City” is a seminal work that explores Hong Kong’s local consciousness. It primarily focuses on the people of Hong Kong in the 1970s, depicting their daily lives, such as moving houses, going on outings, and seeking jobs. Thereby, it presents an unprecedented and strong sense of local identity. The novel is imbued with warmth, optimism, and positivity, expressing the Hong Kong people’s identification with their local identity and their heartfelt attachment to Hong Kong as their home through the voice of innocence. This paper examines the local consciousness in the book from two perspectives: textual analysis and the socio-historical background. The expression of Hong Kong’s local consciousness by Xi Xi in “My City” is of great significance as it injects vitality into Hong Kong literature and significantly promotes the deepening and development of Hong Kong’s local consciousness in its nascent stage. Thereby fostering cohesion and a sense of belonging among the people of Hong Kong and collectively striving for the city’s future. This article promotes understanding the unique value of Hong Kong’s cultural identity and provides references and insights for future research.
Impact of TME on the Efficacy of PD-L1 Blockade in NSCLC
Authors: Qi Huixuan
Published: June 2024

Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is one of the most common cancer types worldwide, and treatment options are complex and individualized. Immune checkpoint inhibitors, particularly therapeutic strategies targeting the PD-1/PD-L1 pathway, have resulted in significant prognostic improvements for some patients. The tumor microenvironment (TME) plays an important role in affecting the therapeutic effect of NSCLC, but its mechanism still needs to be understood in depth. In recent years, research has begun to focus on how to improve the efficacy of PD-L1 blockade therapy by regulating the TME. Some strategies aim to increase the infiltration of cytotoxic T cells in the TME or reduce the impact of immunosuppressive cells to enhance the efficacy of immune checkpoint inhibitors. Changing the metabolic properties of the TME may become one of the new strategies to enhance PD-L1 blockade therapy. Studies have shown that by effectively changing the metabolic properties of the TME, the efficacy of PD-L1 blockade therapy may be enhanced. Future studies should focus on uncovering the interaction of various components of the TME and how they jointly influence NSCLC’s response to therapy. An in-depth understanding of the impact of TME on NSCLC treatment will help optimize immunotherapy strategies and improve patients’ survival rate and quality of life. Future research can focus on studying how the various components of the TME interact and developing new strategies to regulate the TME, thereby expanding new avenues for NSCLC treatment.
Enterprise Value Assessment for Xiaomi Group under the Condition of Xiaomi’s Electric Vehicle Release
Authors: Li Yichen
Published: June 2024

The unveiling of Xiaomi’s foray into the automotive industry marks a significant strategic shift for the technology conglomerate. This study explores the impact of the Xiaomi car launch on the overall corporate value of Xiaomi Inc. Employing a combination of SWOT analysis and comparative study with other tech-to-automotive transitions, financial modeling, the research evaluates potential synergies with Xiaomi’s existing ecosystem, the feasibility of competing with established car manufacturers, and the market’s reception of a Xiaomi vehicle. The study also examines potential market positioning, competitive landscape, and future revenue streams in relation to the new venture. The results suggest that while the move could enhance Xiaomi’s brand image and open lucrative revenue channels, it also poses substantial financial and operational risks. Furthermore, the success of the Xiaomi car heavily relies on the company’s ability to navigate technological innovation, regulatory compliance, and consumer acceptance. The conclusion underscores the need for strategic prudential management decisions to balance the opportunities and challenges presented by this new business domain, ensuring it aligns with the company’s long-term sustainability strategy.
Recent Methods to Facilitate Articular Cartilage Regeneration by Targeting HIF-1α
Authors: Zhang Fengze
Published: June 2024

Articular cartilage is known to have meager capacity of regeneration, and how to effectively promote repair of it has therefore been a complex issue. Hypoxia inducible factor 1 alpha (HIF-1α), a transcription factor observed to participate in diverse physiological processes, also has been found to play roles in chondrocyte differentiation as well as cartilage homeostasis. This makes manipulation of HIF-1α a potential approach to promote cartilage regeneration and has been widely explored. This review highlights several recent approaches to modulate HIF-1α expression to improve articular cartilage condition: Hydrogel artificial extracellular matrices loaded with HIF-1α-promoting reagents effectively upregulate chondrogenic markers and stabilized cartilage tissue; the combination of PLGA microspheres loading HIF-1α-promoting reagents and PLLA nanofibrous scaffolds yielded similar effectiveness. microRNA-17 was found to restrict the overexpression of HIF-1α and thereby help maintain cartilage homeostasis. Casticin, a natural compound extracted from herbal medicine, has been reported to inhibit inflammatory factors, as well as HIF-1α, and improve the survival of chondrocytes. This review aims to provide comprehensive knowledge of the recent research on HIF-1α target cartilage regeneration, and purpose novel suggestions and insights for the future development of the field.
The Human Papillomavirus E6 Protein
Authors: Zhao Zihao , Xu Taotao
Published: June 2024

The association of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection with various forms of cancer, including oropharyngeal, cervical, and anal cancers, presents a significant global health concern. The HPV E6 oncoprotein plays a crucial role in promoting carcinogenesis by disrupting key cellular pathways involved in cell cycle control, apoptosis, and immune evasion. This review provides a comprehensive analysis of the molecular mechanisms by which HPV E6 induces cancer, with a particular focus on its association with cellular proteins and its role in the progression of malignancies associated with HPV. Additionally, therapeutic approaches targeting HPV E6 are discussed, including small molecule inhibitors, RNA interference strategies, and immunotherapies. These therapeutic modalities show promising potential for selectively targeting HPV-infected cancer cells and improving treatment outcomes for HPV-associated malignancies, particularly cervical cancer. Overall, understanding the molecular mechanisms driven by HPV E6 is essential for the development of targeted therapies and preventive strategies against HPV-induced cancers.
Why women kill :Simone’s identity analysis and growth context
Authors: Cai Xinyu
Published: June 2024

In Beauvoir’s The Second Sex, the image of the female “other” is constructed, and the gradual development of the female “self” is explored. From this perspective, this study will analyze and elaborate the image of Simone in Why Women Kill in different periods of the film, explore the growth and transformation of Simone’s character and its reasons, try to further improve the theoretical system related to feminism in the film and television culture, and provide certain reference significance for the portrayal of female characters in today’s relevant film and television works. Simone’s marriage embodies the problem of sexual minorities, which has corresponding practical significance and provides a certain feasible plan.
The Scope and Future of National Security Exception Clauses inGATT 1994
Authors: Zhang Junqi
Published: June 2024

National security is becoming a key rationale for expanding or restricting trade measures (Gladysz 2021). Article XXI of GATT 1994 was firstly regulated in GATT 1947 and carried over to the establishment of the WTO, seeking the balance between trade and non-trade concerns and enabling Members the right to circumvent WTO provisions on national security grounds. However, Article XXI has hardly ever been invoked during the seventy years until the Russian Transit Traffic case shattered the dormant provision in 2017. This paper will first discuss the problem of jurisdiction and analyze whether the Panel should reserve certain right of jurisdiction. It then turns to the heated topic of the standard of review to examine how the WTO has refined national security exceptions and prevented members from abusing these provisions to implement measures that violate international trade rules. Subsequently, it presents some concerns faced by national security exceptions and provide some recommendations in this regard.
Interaction Hypothesis and its Application in Second Language Acquisition
Authors: Huang Shangshang , Lu Yitong , Ou Yingtong
Published: June 2024

The 1980s was a period of rapid economic development. In such a context, people had attached greater importance to educational research. Long’s theory of the interaction hypothesis is one of these marvelous examples of that time. It also went through the stages of proposal, continuous improvement, and development and gave a clearer direction and structure to second language teaching. This paper discusses the content and significance of the Interaction Hypothesis theory, discusses the specific application of the current hypothesis in second language teaching, and explores the future development direction of the Interaction Hypothesis theory to obtain more teaching insights and experiences for English teaching in China. The significance and practicality of the Interaction Hypothesis to English teaching cannot be ignored. The interactive teaching model significantly enhances students’ interest and enthusiasm for learning, improves the traditional dull and serious classroom atmosphere, and optimizes inefficient learning outcomes. This paper also suggests English teachers promote students’ English learning through authentic and effective interactions in the English classroom.
Influencia de la actividad física en adolescentes con ansiedad generalizada del municipio de Querétaro
Authors: González Juanita Roque , Velázquez Ugalde Liliana , Velázquez Ugalde J. Martín Felipe , Peza Cruz Gabriela
Published: June 2024

Este estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar cómo influye la actividad física en jóvenes con ansiedad generalizada en el municipio de Querétaro, con el fin evidenciar cómo la actividad física coadyuva en la recuperación o disminución de la ansiedad de una forma distinta.  Esta investigación fue de tipo cuantitativa, con un diseño cuasiexperimental y de alcance exploratorio. La población de estudio estuvo conformada por ocho pacientes de una clínica psicológica, divididos en dos grupos, uno de control y el otro experimental, por medio de un programa de intervención de actividad física personalizada, para monitorear el avance del grupo experimental se aplicó el inventario de Beck semanal, con el que se dio seguimiento al estado de ansiedad de los participantes. Se determinó que el grupo experimental tuvo una disminución de su ansiedad generalizada en un 67.86%, mientras que los participantes del grupo control solo el 7.14%; de las manifestaciones más comunes en el grupo experimental fueron los problemas digestivos con un 30%, mientras que sensaciones de hormigueo y entumecimiento, así como taquicardias en un 25% cada una, en el grupo control estos mismos síntomas se presentaron 80%, 90% y 80% respectivamente. La sensación más común en el grupo de control con un 100% fue sudoración fría, mientras que en el experimental fue de 15%. Como conclusión obtuvo que, si bien la atención psicológica es importante para el reconocimiento y manejo de las emociones, la actividad física organizada permite a la persona que la practica establecer un sistema de apoyo para gestionar su estado emocional.
Edification post-coloniale de la nation en Afrique subsaharienne Impasse et renouveau
Authors:   Institut supérieur des sciences humaines et de la communication (Lomé), AGBAGNON Jean Prosper
Published: June 2024

Résumé - Cette étude essaie de jeter une nouvelle lumière sur l’impasse de l’édification postcoloniale de la nation en Afrique subsaharienne. Après un état des lieux, quelques perspectives de renouveau sont envisagées. Pour l’auteur, une sortie de l’impasse viendrait d’une révolution dans laquelle la priorité est accordée au droit des citoyens et la promotion de la citoyenneté sous-régionale devient un programme intégrateur et inclusif dans lequel toutes les composantes de la nation prennent une part active.
Exploring the Impact of Foreign Loans, and Foreign Aid on Economic Performance: Evidence from Nepal
Authors: Gurung Bandana , Junjun Hou , Shrestha Raksha Gurung , Elayah Wahib Ali Musleh
Published: June 2024

This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of foreign loans, foreign aid, and globalization on economic performance in Nepal over the period from 1990 to 2022. Using the ARDL model and diagnostic tests, the study examines various aspects including the influence of foreign aid, foreign loans, economic globalization, social globalization, and political globalization on economic performance. The results reveal significant positive effects of foreign aid and foreign loans on economic performance, emphasizing the importance of effective resource utilization for investment and savings. Policy recommendations include optimizing aid allocation and responsible borrowing practices to maximize their contribution to economic growth. Furthermore, the study underscores the favorable effect of economic, political, and social globalization on economic performance, highlighting the need for policies fostering international trade, cooperation, and investment. Additionally, prioritizing investments in capital and labor, guided by evidence-based policies, is crucial for driving economic growth and productivity. Continuous monitoring and adjustment of economic policies are essential for maintaining long-term stability and sustaining economic progress.
A Bibliometric Analysis of Keywords of HyFlex Learning for the English Language Learning Skills of Teacher Students
Authors: Khumyoo Thip , Suwannasri Niroumon , Wongthitikun Akkrawat , Jitsupa Jira , Jampeetong Jittree
Published: June 2024

Listening, speaking, reading, and writing are important skills in English language learning. However, some students are not successful in learning English due to several factors. The model for improving the English learning skills of students is essential. However, except for the HyFlex learning model, no suitable model for learners has been found following the new normal. This research, therefore, identify the bibliographic keywords of HyFlex learning for the English learning skills of teacher students. According to a total of 465 documents published in the Scopus database, 40 articles met the research inclusion criteria and keywords related to HyFlex learning could be used to guide the development of the model of English language learning skills of students. Findings, the keywords of HyFlex learning for the English learning skills of teacher students 42 keywords related to Hyflex learning that clustered into seven categories: Higher education, Learning environment, Teaching and learning model, Digital technology for learning, Teacher, Student, and English language.
The Effectiveness of an Educational Program Based on Generative Learning in The Development of Classroom Interaction Among Fourth-Grade Students in the Subject of Sociology
Authors: Abdul-Hasan Zainab Kadhum , Abed Nedhal Issa
Published: June 2024

The goal of the current research is to identify the effectiveness of an educational program based on generative learning in developing classroom interaction among fourth-grade literary students in sociology. The two researchers used the experimental research approach to achieve the research goal. The research sample consisted of two groups (experimental and control), each group of (30) female students, and the research tool was the Flanders Decimal Card. The results showed the superiority of the experimental group that studied using the educational program in the level of classroom interaction over the control group that studied in the usual way, and the superiority of the post-application of the experimental group in classroom interaction over the pre-application. The two researchers concluded to a set of recommendations and proposals in light of the research results.
Influence of Drugs on The Mental Health of Adult Patients in The Ecuadorian South
Authors: Sánchez Psych. Dolores Amparito Rodríguez , López-Sánchez Carmen , García-Castillo Fernando
Published: June 2024

The consumption of illegal substances is considered one of the health problems facing the world today, given the affection they cause in the population, the damage or consequences of their consumption (Observatorio Español de Drogas y Adicciones [OEDA], 2022). The aim of this research is to analyze the current state of some psychological variables (anxiety, depression, stress and self-esteem) in patients hospitalized in therapeutic communities in southern Ecuador after drug use. The study was carried out with a population of 505 patients admitted to these institutions, with a sample of 480 patients representing 95% of the population, selected intentionally by non-probabilistic sampling. The results obtained allow to deepen the current knowledge on drug use and its relationship with anxiety, depression, perceived stress and self-esteem, in a population group that includes patients in early adulthood, middle adulthood and late adulthood; in addition to broadening the vision of the behavioral dynamics of these phenomena. From a practical point of view, these results contribute to the epidemiological surveillance of the mental state of hospitalized patients, as well as to the generation of general and specific intervention proposals on anxiety, depression, stress, and self-esteem through the regulation of drug consumption.
Interpersonal Communication Conflicts in Marriages Between Sayyid and Non-Sayyid Women: A Case Study from Takalar Regency
Authors: Arwani Nurindah , Bahfiarti Tuti , Farid Muhammad
Published: June 2024

This research aims to analyze the types of interpersonal communication conflicts in marriages between Sayyid and non-Sayyid women in Kabupaten Takalar, examining the factors causing these conflicts, and exploring strategies to address them. This qualitative study adopts a case study approach through in-depth interviews. The findings reveal that marriages between Sayyid and non-Sayyid women in Takalar give rise to identity conflicts influenced by several factors, including social dilemmas and cultural identity, injustice, misunderstandings, individual differences, and family disorganization. To address these conflicts, interpersonal communication is crucial, involving open dialogues among family members and individuals involved in the marriage.
Informational Models of Machine Education Learning: Systems for Safe Diagnosis of Emotional and Psychological States
Authors: Kryshtanovych Myroslav , Bondarenko Olha , Dmytriv Roman , Derenko Vita , Glukhova Hanna
Published: June 2024

The purpose of the study is to increase the functional efficiency of a diagnostic decision support system capable of machine engineering learning to determine the emotional and mental state of a person from an image of his face. The object of the study is information models of machine engineering learning. The scientific task is to increase the accuracy and efficiency of assessing the current level of stability and the influence of stress, fatigue and other factors through modern models of machine engineering learning. The methodology involves the use of IEI (information-extreme intelligent technology) technology and functional analysis methods to construct categories of machine engineering learning models. As a result, functional category models of information-extreme machine engineering learning were proposed using the basic method of IEI technology and optimization of the system of control tolerances, reflecting the transformations of information and information flows occurring during the cognitive processes of formation and decision-making. These models will be used to determine the emotional and psychological state of a person under arbitrary initial conditions for performing individual diagnostic actions. The most important limitation regarding our study, in our opinion, is the dependence of accuracy in diagnosing an emotional and psychological state on the quality of the images subject to analysis. Using only facial images may not take into account other important aspects of nonverbal communication such as gestures and posture, which may reduce the overall effectiveness of the system. Taking into account certain limitations, we have identified a number of promising areas for further research. Thus, in future studies it is planned to include the analysis of video recordings and other sources that allow us to analyze the emotional spectrum of a person. In addition, it is planned to add biometric research methods to the study.
The Gender Responsibility of The Personality of The Future Teacher
Authors: Mukhamedova Ziyoda , Mukhamedova Dilbar , Kudratullaeva Rukhsora , Nurbek Iskandarov , Akhmedova Durdona
Published: June 2024

The article is devoted to the problem of gender equality in modern Uzbekistan. This article examines gender responsibility among future teachers and how much it influences to development of the individual and society as a whole. The authors characterized gender responsibility as the ability to understand the moral and immoral aspects of gender situations; reflection on the action of gender factors that determine individual behavior; the ability to make decisions taking into account moral and legal gender norms; the deep inner desire of the individual to create an ethical atmosphere of interaction with other people. Teacher attrition is a major challenge in creating and maintaining a quality teaching workforce. Male teachers typically leave the profession at higher rates than their female colleagues. During the study, the author's questionnaire was used which made it possible to identify the components of gender responsibility such as: gender tolerance, gender culture, personal maturity, moral and ethical responsibility, socio-psychological adaptability of the individual, volitional self-regulation, self-esteem of the individual, self-control in the emotional sphere, activity and behavior , reflectivity. The results obtained will allow us to work more specifically with young people to develop gender responsibility, which will lead to a more rational distribution and attraction of personnel into the education system.
Minangkabau Cultural Identity: History And Development
Authors: Darwis Dirwan Ahmad , Muslim Nazri
Published: June 2024

This paper delves into the historical trajectory and development of the ABS-SBK philosophy, which serves as the cornerstone of the cultural identity of the Minangkabau community. ABS-SBK, an acronym for Adaik Basandi Syarak, Syarak Basandi Kitabullah, represents a fundamental principle guiding the lives of the Minangkabau people, highlighting the significance of harmonizing customary traditions (adaik) with the teachings of Islam (syarak). The research methodology employed in this study is qualitative, utilizing interviews and document analysis drawing from ethnographic literature and historical sources. The aim of this discourse is to offer a comprehensive understanding of the formation of ABS-SBK as a core of cultural identity within the Minangkabau community, by examining its historical origins, socio-religious dimensions, and contemporary implications.
An Overview of The Macro 21st Century Crises That Affected Economies Globally
Authors: Hajdari Arton , Shkodra Nexhat , Hajdini Artan
Published: June 2024

This review article explains the causes, implications and policy responses globally and in the Republic of Kosovo of the five crises of the 21st century. Three out of five crises included in this paper (financial crisis, debt crisis and inflation) had happened before the 21st century as well, so they are repeated, but the other two (energy crisis and COVID-19 crisis) are specific, especially the COVID-19 crisis because of the lockdown measures that have been undertaken globally. Indeed, throughout the history of human beings, it is impossible to find another crisis (apart from COVID-19) that forced the whole world to go into lockdown. This global lockdown, respectively, this global crisis known as COVID-19 has been a tremendous challenge to countries all over the world, because it caused many macroeconomic, social and financial consequences globally, which consequences and implications are interconnected with other crises such as inflation and maybe energy crisis, too. Data of this paper are secondary, i.e. they are collected from academic articles, books, websites and other relevant open sources.
The Development of Emotional Intelligence as An Incident Factor in The Autonomous Learning of Higher Education Students
Authors: Yampara-Vilca Abdon Anibal , Alegría-Bernal Carmen Miluska , Tufino-Ramirez Yesela Melisa
Published: June 2024

The main objective of the development of this scientific article is to be able to estimate the development of emotional intelligence as an influential factor of autonomous learning in higher education students, for this purpose an explanatory causal correlational non-experimental methodology was used on a population of 525 students and a population of 203 students, as the main result was a sig. less than 0.05 ,  mentioning under a Nagelkerke value that emotional intelligence manages to influence 71.3% on the autonomous learning of students, thus concluding that emotional intelligence allows through the correct management of emotions, the correct development of the student's autonomous learning for the development of their abilities.
Quality of Working Life of Teachers Public Universities in The States of Sonora and Tlaxcala
Authors: Barrera Abril Yuliana Pérez , Campas Celia Yaneth Quiroz , Zazueta Lizeth Armenta , Hernández Pablo Méndez , Corral Alberto Galván , Rodríguez Carlos Jesús Hinojosa
Published: June 2024

The present research study aims to carry out a collaborative project that will obtain as a result the knowledge of the level of quality of working life in teachers in the states of Sonora and Tlaxcala, with the purpose of carrying out a comparison in order to know their differences and detect the areas of opportunity that educational institutions may present. The objective of this study is to develop a descriptive study of the impact of the quality of work life of professors of public universities in the states of Sonora and Tlaxcala, through the application of an instrument, to know their levels of quality of work life and areas of opportunity. The study was applied to 169 teachers from Sonora and 163 teachers from Tlaxcala, between men and women, aged from 20 years to more than 50 years, with employment contracts for a fixed and indefinite period. The instrument to be used was that of Quiroz, et. al, (2021) which is designed with the purpose of measuring the quality of work life in employees of higher education institutions, where they evaluate 3 dimensions: quality of life, organizational management and organizational performance. An overall result of 89.49 was obtained for Sonora and 90.09 for Tlaxcala, the latter being the best rated state in the instrument in general. The general results by variables showed that, in terms of quality of life, Sonora had a lower level of qualification than Tlaxcala with a difference of 0.10 in the mean, for the dimension of organizational management Sonora was better rated than Tlaxcala with a difference of 0.06 on average and finally in the variable of organizational performance Sonora had a lower average response than Tlaxcala with a difference of 0.07 on average.
Antonine women and the place names of the Roman Empire
Authors: Jurkowski Marek
Published: June 2024

This article aims to highlight the increase in the number of place names derived from the names of the women associated with the Roman emperors that took place during the Antonines’ era. In the first place the author will discuss astionyms, the etymology of which is unequivocally confirmed in the sources, followed by those, the provenance of which from matrons tied with the Antonines is less or more likely. Then, the reader’s attention will be drawn to a group of place names, the connection of which with the women of the Antonines’ circle cannot be ruled out, and which have been omitted from previous compilations of the ‘dynastic’ astionymy of the Roman Empire. In addition to approximating the number of place names derived from women close to the Antonines, the article attempts to place the subject-matter phenomenon in the context of the changes taking place in the public presentation of women linked to the dynasty of the ‘Golden Age’.
Z dziejów rzymskich caligae
Authors: Budzanowska-Weglenda Dominika
Published: June 2024

Dla sukcesów militarnych armii rzymskiej niezwykle ważne były drogi oraz uzbrojenie żołnierzy. Charakterystyczne dla rzymskich legionistów były ich sandały, czyli caligae, skrojone z jednego kawałka skóry, wiązane rzemieniem. Miały one grubą, nabijaną ćwiekami podeszwę, zrobioną z trzech warstw skóry. Zimą ocieplano je tkaniną albo futrem. O wyglądzie i znaczeniu caligae świadczą m.in. literatura i rzeźby rzymskie. Od caligae pochodzi przydomek cesarza Kaliguli.
Henryka Jakubanisa (1879-1949) kijowski okres życia i twórczości historycznofilozoficznej
Authors: Sargsyan Mariam
Published: June 2024

Henryk Jakubanis (1879-1949) był badaczem antyku, filozofem i historykiem filozofii starożytnej urodzonym w środkowej Rosji w polskiej rodzinie pochodzącej z Litwy. Intelektualna biografia badacza jest zazwyczaj dzielona na dwa okresy: kijowski (1897-1922) i lubelski (1922-1949). Okres lubelski jest dość dobrze opracowany przez polskich autorów, niewyjaśnione pozostaje znaczenie okresu kijowskiego w twórczości tego historyka filozofii. Celem niniejszego artykułu jest przedstawienie życia i twórczości H. Jakubanisa w okresie kijowskim.