bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Need What and Why: A Comparative Analysis of Behavioral Performance, Social Support of Patients in Online Health Communities (Preprint)
Authors: Wei Jie , Xiong Jie , Jiang Tianyi
Published: January 2025

BACKGROUND

With the development of online healthcare, more and more patients are consulting and exchanging social support through online health communities. People with different diseases have different needs for information and emotion. However, current scholars have not adequately studied the similarities and differences in the behavioral performance of patients with different disease types and their social support needs.

OBJECTIVE

To study how and why there exist similaries and differences between the behavioral performance of patients with different disease types and their social support needs.

METHODS

By dividing disease types into acute and chronic disease, we crawled 53,245 user data from CHOHC and a total of 492,495 from their posts. Regarding acute disease, we crawled 52,047 raw posting data from 23,659 acute disease users. The pre-trained model is utilized to classify and describe the users'social support performance. Then we mined user behavior and posting content to conduct a comparative analysis of the behaviors, emotions and needs of users in the two major groups in online health community and use user profile and social network analysis to analyze the data.

RESULTS

The results show that behaviors presented by users in the online health community are related to their emotional needs and social support performance.Chronic disease users have a higher need for emotional support, and these users are more sticky and active in the community. Most chronic disease users focused on emotional support while most of the acute disease users want to seek informational support. The results of the study provide practical implications for doctors, patients'families, and healthcare participants on how to design targeted help and care for patients with both acute and chronic diseases.

CONCLUSIONS

Most chronic disease users focused on emotional support while most of the acute disease users want to seek informational support.
Insights on the current and future state of AI adoption within health systems in Southeast Asia: A qualitative study (Preprint)
Authors: Wibowo Mochammad Fadjar , Pyle Alexandra , Lim Emma , Ohde Joshua , Liu Nan , Karlström Jonas
Published: January 2025

BACKGROUND

Artificial intelligence (AI) holds potential to enhance health systems worldwide. However, in Southeast Asia (SEA) — a region with heterogeneity in geopolitical and socioeconomic development — the implementation of AI in the healthcare sector remains understudied.

OBJECTIVE

This study aims to explore the current and future state of health AI adoption across health systems in SEA from the perspective of a broad range of regional stakeholders.

METHODS

Thirty-one semi-structured interviews were conducted with key informants working or involved in the implementation of AI-enabled technologies within health systems in Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Participants represented the public, private, and non-profit sector. Interviews were analysed using standard coding and thematic analysis methodology.

RESULTS

To the key informants, AI technology acceptance holds promise for adoption and integration in the health sector. Disparities in digital transformation were viewed as critical impediments, including infrastructure as a barrier to AI adoption, market access concerns, and limited investment. Nevertheless, technology governance and data governance were considered as essential for ethical integration of AI into healthcare systems. Key informants perceived that AI has the potential to transform health systems including population health management, accessibility to services, operations management, financing and healthcare payment, and personalised medicine.

CONCLUSIONS

Our study provides new perspectives on the key facilitators of and barriers to AI adoption across health systems in SEA. The fundamental pillars of investment in digital infrastructure, technology governance, and data governance must be built if AI is to be successfully implemented and ultimately contribute to the transformation of health systems in the region.
Mal Pelayanan Publik: Peningkatan Aksebilitas Dan Keterjangkauan Layanan (Studi Pada Mall Pelayanan Publik Ramayana Jalan Merdeka Kota Malang)
Authors: Aldi Bintang , Ananda Wika , Kusuma Bagus , Putra Aris , Hayat H.
Published: January 2025

Dengan fungsi pelayanan yang terintegrasi baik di pusat maupun daerah, Mal Pelayanan Publik menjadi pusat kegiatan pelayanan publik penyelenggaraan pemerintahan. Hal ini juga berfungsi sebagai perluasan kemampuan pelayanan terpadu baik di tingkat pusat maupun daerah. Selain itu, layanan MPP terintegrasi dengan teknologi informasi untuk mengatasi permasalahan global akibat revolusi Industri 4.0. Beragam layanan publik ditawarkan oleh kementerian, organisasi, pemerintah negara bagian, kabupaten, dan kota, serta badan usaha milik negara, daerah, dan swasta, di Mal Pelayanan Publik. Meningkatkan kecepatan pelayanan, kemudahan, jangkauan, kenyamanan, dan keamanan merupakan salah satu tujuannya. Jenis penelitian ini disebut penelitian kualitatif dengan teknik deskriptif, menggunakan informasi penelitian dan perilaku objek penelitian yang diamati untuk menghasilkan data deskriptif dalam bentuk kata-kata lisan dan tulisan. Keberadaan Mal Pelayanan Publik telah meningkatkan kecepatan, kemudahan, jangkauan, kenyamanan, dan keamanan pelayanan publik sehingga memberikan manfaat bagi masyarakat, demikian temuan studi tentang aksesibilitas dan keterjangkauan pelayanan di Pelayanan Publik Ramayana. Mall di Kota Malang. Mayoritas masyarakat Kota Malang beranggapan bahwa dengan adanya mal pelayanan publik dapat secara langsung meningkatkan pelayanan dan mendukung kebijakan pemerintah Kota Malang untuk meningkatkan efektivitas pelayanan masyarakat.
Pengaruh Kinerja Pegawai, Motivasi Kerja, Komunikasi dan Budaya Kerja terhadap Pelayanan Kepegawaian (Studi Kasus pada Badan Kepegawaian dan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia Kota Denpasar)
Authors: Wicaksana I Made Karang Wira , Larantika A.A. Ayu Dewi , Wibawa I Gede Agus
Published: January 2025

Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui dan menganalisis pengaruh kinerja pegawai, motivasi kerja, komunikasi dan budaya kerja terhadap pelayanan kepegawaian pada Badan Kepegawaian dan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia Kota Denpasar. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif dengan jenis data primer dan sekunder. Jumlah populasi dalam penelitian ini adalah 1.996 pegawai, dan jumlah sampel yang diperoleh dengan perhitungan rumus slovin sebanyak 333 responden. Teknik analisa data yang digunakan adalah regresi linier berganda dengan aplikasi SPSS. Hasil pengujian membuktikan bahwa secara parsial dan simultan kinerja pegawai, motivasi kerja, komunikasi kerja dan budaya kerja berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kualitas pelayanan kepegawaian pada Badan Kepegawaian dan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia Kota Denpasar. Maka peningkatan kinerja pegawai, motivasi kerja, komunikasi kerja, dan budaya kerja yang positif merupakan kunci utama untuk meningkatkan kualitas pelayanan kepegawaian di BKPSDM Kota Denpasar. Nilai koefisien determinasi menunjukkan nilai sebesar 0,862, dari hasil tersebut berarti seluruh variabel bebas (kinerja pegawai, motivasi kerja, Komunikasi kerja dan budaya kerja) mempunyai kontribusi sebesar 86,2% terhadap variabel terikat (kinerja) dengan tingkat ketetapannya sangat kuat, dan sisanya sebesar 13,8% dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor lain diluar penelitian ini.
Vocational students’ career-planning clarity and learning engagement: A moderated mediation model
Authors: Guo Tengjun , Sun Qingzhong , Liang Yulan , Li Danli , Yan Haibo , Wu Weidong
Published: January 2025

This study investigated the effect of career-planning clarity on learning engagement within higher vocational education. We conducted an online survey of 1,216 higher vocational college students in Guangdong Province, China. The results showed that career-planning clarity was positively
correlated with learning engagement. In addition, learning motivation played a mediating role in this relationship, while the campus environment moderated the relationships between career-planning clarity and learning motivation, career-planning clarity and learning engagement, and learning
motivation and learning engagement. This study enriches understanding of the learning engagement of higher vocational students and provides practical insights for educators and administrators in higher vocational education institutions.
Photograph taking in the classroom impairs memory of learned material
Authors: Wang Chao , Li Xiang , Jin Hua
Published: January 2025

College students commonly take photographs with cell phones rather than making longhand notes during classes. Previous studies have found that this negatively impacts memory, with photographed objects being less well remembered compared to observed objects. This study examined the effect
of taking photographs on college students’ classroom learning and the mechanisms of this effect. Experiment 1 examined whether taking photographs with cell phones during class negatively impacted the learning outcomes of college students, that is, whether this behavior led to the photograph-taking
impairment effect. Experiment 2 examined the cognitive mechanisms underlying the photograph-taking impairment effect, comprising attentional disengagement caused by manual photograph taking, and cognitive offloading resulting from saving photographs. The results revealed that taking photographs
with cell phones negatively impacted classroom learning and induced the photograph-taking impairment effect, which may be due to attentional disengagement caused by the manual capturing of photographs.
Celebrity involvement and purchase intention for dietary supplements on Chinese social media platforms
Authors: Huang Dashuai , Ye Jingyi , Liu Weidi , Tang Xiaoli
Published: January 2025

Although interest in taking dietary supplements has increased greatly among Chinese people in the last 20 years, there is still a lack of research on the factors influencing purchase intention for these products. In this study we examined the mediating effect of the perceived health
value of dietary supplements and the moderating effect of perceived vulnerability to disease in the relationship of celebrity involvement and purchase intention of dietary supplements among users of social media sites in China. Participants were 1,059 Chinese university students, who completed
a survey. The results showed that celebrity involvement was positively associated with purchase intention for dietary supplements. The positive association was partially mediated by the perceived health value of the celebrity-endorsed dietary supplements. Perceived vulnerability to disease
moderated the direct effect of perceived health value and the indirect effect of celebrity involvement on purchase intention for dietary supplements. Implications for theory are discussed, along with practical applications to inform marketing practices.
The role of trust in streamers and live streaming commerce in predicting customer loyalty
Authors: Kim Byoungsoo , Chen Yanxi , Kim Daekil
Published: January 2025

In recent years live streaming commerce (LSC) has become increasingly prevalent, increasing the importance of understanding the key antecedents of customer loyalty in this new marketplace. To examine how trust in streamers and LSC can enhance customer loyalty, we developed a research
model focusing on usefulness, entertainment, and ease of use as the main antecedents of trust, and conducted an online survey of 290 customers of Chinese LSC platforms. The results showed that trust in streamers and trust in LSC were significant positive predictors of customer loyalty, and
attractiveness, expertise, and interactivity were significant antecedents to building trust in streamers. Furthermore, entertainment and ease of use were significantly related to trust in LSC, whereas usefulness was not. These findings provide new insight into effective strategies for increasing
customer loyalty.
Independent self-construal and radical creativity: A uniqueness theory perspective
Authors: Xie Yuping , Luo Zhiming , Zhang Min , Han Yuantai
Published: January 2025

This study developed and tested a model linking independent self-construal to radical creativity by utilizing the framework of uniqueness theory. We administered time-lagged surveys to 277 dyads of employees and their immediate supervisors. The results showed that independent self-construal
had a significant and positive effect on radical creativity, while the need for uniqueness played a mediating role in this relationship. Furthermore, an error-management climate positively moderated both the relationship between independent self-construal and the need for uniqueness, and the
indirect effect of independent self-construal on radical creativity through the need for uniqueness. The multiple mechanisms by which independent self-construal affects radical creativity illuminate its positive effects and indicate avenues that can be utilized to strengthen its potential
impact and subsequently improve employees’ innovation and creativity. These findings provide guidance for the practice of organizational innovation management.
Linking green transformational leadership to employee green behavior: The moderating role of green psychological climate
Authors: Shi Changkuan , Liang Huijun
Published: January 2025

There has been significant scholarly interest in the phenomenon of employee green behavior, largely due to its perceived impact on organizational ecological performance. In this research we examined the impact of green transformational leadership on employee green behavior, with a particular
focus on the moderating effect of green psychological climate. We administered a survey to 425 part-time Master of Business Administration students, and the results demonstrated that both green transformational leadership and green psychological climate were significant predictors of employee
green behavior. Furthermore, green psychological climate moderated the relationship between green transformational leadership and employee green behavior. These findings make a valuable contribution to the existing research by shedding light on the interplay among green transformational leadership,
green psychological climate, and employee green behavior.
Academic pressure and perceived stress: The mediating role of life satisfaction
Authors: Wang Yibing , Tong Yawen
Published: January 2025

The level of perceived stress of college students has been increasing steadily in recent years. This study investigated the effect of academic pressure on perceived stress and examined whether life satisfaction mediated this relationship. We conducted a cross-sectional survey of 290
Chinese college students using standardized scales for measuring life satisfaction, academic pressure, and perceived stress. Pearson correlation and mediation analysis results showed that academic pressure had both direct and indirect effects on perceived stress, with life satisfaction playing
a mediating role. The multiple mechanisms by which academic pressure affects perceived stress point to its harmful effects and the need to reduce its impact. Our findings suggest that health interventions aimed at improving life satisfaction may be beneficial to mitigate the severity of perceived
stress both directly and indirectly among college students.
Perception of organizational politics, organizational injustice, organizational silence, and knowledge-hiding behavior in hotel employees
Authors: Lee Jong-Hyun , Shin Hyoung-Chul
Published: January 2025

We investigated the relationships between the perception of organizational politics, injustice silence, and knowledge-hiding behavior during a time of rapid change in hotel management. We conducted an online survey with 344 hotel employees. Structural equation modeling results showed
that the perception of organizational politics had a positive relationship with organizational injustice. In addition, organizational injustice had a positive relationship with organizational silence and knowledge-hiding behavior, and organizational silence had a positive relationship with
knowledge-hiding behavior. This result suggests that hotels need to properly harmonize the interests of members and managers of the organization, focusing on effective communication and identifying the relationship between hotel employees’ organizational and political perceptions, organizational
injustice, organizational silence, and knowledge-hiding behavior due to changes in the fiercely competitive hotel environment.
The influence of independent commissioners, leverage, and corporate social responsibility disclosure strategy on firm value
Authors: Mayzona Riza , Rusmanto Toto
Published: January 2025

This research aims to investigate and provide an overview and explanation of companies operating in the infrastructure sector, particularly in construction, and their role in the economic development of Indonesia. It also empirically tests and finds evidence related to factors influencing a firm’s value. The variables in this study consist of independent commissioners, leverage, corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure, firm value, and firm size. The research method employs a quantitative approach using secondary data sources from the annual report, Osiris (a system that contains data sources providing information such as financial reports, etc.), and sustainability reports listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) from 2018 to 2022. The results indicate that the variables of independent commissioners and leverage do not significantly influence the firm’s value, neither positively nor negatively Similarly, the firm size as a moderation variable also does not have a significant impact on the firm’s value. Meanwhile, CSR disclosure has a significant positive impact on firm value, which greatly influences the enhancement of the company’s reputation among stakeholders, and investors, The higher the level of CSR disclosure, the higher the firm’s value, this is because investors and consumers tend to be more interested in companies that actively contribute to CSR initiatives.
Additive Value of Polygenic Risk Score to Family History for Type 2 Diabetes Prediction: Results From the All of Us Research Database
Authors: Drzymalla Emily , Raffield Laura , Kolor Katherine , Koyama Alain , Moonesinghe Ramal , Pavkov Meda E. , Spracklen Cassandra N. , Khoury Muin J.
Published: January 2025

OBJECTIVE

The goal of this study was to assess the additive value of considering type 2 diabetes (T2D) polygenic risk score (PRS) in addition to family history for T2D prediction.

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS

Data were obtained from the All of Us (AoU) research database. First-degree T2D family history was self-reported on the personal family history health questionnaire. A PRS was constructed from 1,289 variants identified from a large multiancestry genome-wide association study meta-analysis for T2D. Logistic regression models were run to generate odds ratios (ORs) and 95% CIs for T2D. All models were adjusted for age, sex, and BMI.

RESULTS

A total of 109,958 AoU research participants were included in the analysis. The odds of T2D increased with 1 SD PRS (OR 1.75; 95% CI 1.71–1.79) and positive T2D family history (OR 2.32; 95% CI 2.20–2.43). In the joint model, both 1 SD PRS (OR 1.69; 95% CI 1.65–1.72) and family history (OR 2.06; 95% CI 1.98–2.15) were significantly associated with T2D, although the ORs were slightly attenuated. Predictive models that included both the PRS and family history (area under the curve [AUC] 0.794) performed better than models including only family history (AUC 0.763) or the PRS (AUC 0.785).

CONCLUSIONS

In predicting T2D, inclusion of a T2D PRS in addition to family history of T2D (first-degree relatives) added statistical value. Further study is needed to determine whether consideration of both family history and a PRS would be useful for clinical T2D prediction.
Lineamientos para la gestión de las campañas políticas: La autenticidad en la construcción de la confianza de los votantes
Authors:   Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo, Viñan Carrasco Luis , Murillo Naranjo Myriam ,   Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo, Méndez Naranjo Pablo ,   Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo, Puentes Orozco Gabriela Maribel ,   Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo
Published: January 2025

Esta investigación explora la crisis de credibilidad que atraviesan las campañas políticas en Ecuador y destaca la autenticidad como factor clave para reconstruir la confianza entre candidatos y electores, especialmente en redes sociales como Twitter. A partir de una encuesta en línea aplicada en noviembre de 2024 a 340 expertos en comunicación política con experiencia en el tema, se analizaron variables como valores, propuestas, transparencia, coherencia y alianzas, utilizando estadística descriptiva (SPSS). Los resultados muestran la importancia de integrar elementos simbólicos, culturales y partidistas mediante narrativas auténticas, logros tangibles y propuestas claras, reforzadas por storytelling cotidiano y un posicionamiento firme. Asimismo, se destaca la relevancia de la gestión empática, la transparencia constante y la coherencia post-campaña para consolidar la relación con los votantes. La necesidad de contar con equipos profesionales y aprovechar alianzas digitales se erige como esencial para fortalecer la conexión candidato-elector. En conclusión, este estudio ofrece lineamientos valiosos que contribuyen para el desarrollo de campañas políticas más efectivas, al situar la autenticidad y la comunicación cercana como pilares fundamentales para superar la desconfianza actual y orientar la construcción de la imagen de los candidatos políticos.
The Community Forestry Enterprise in Mexico: Driving Unit for Sustainable Community Forestry Development
Authors: Concepcion L Alvarez , Castruita Esparza Luis Ubaldo , Hernandez Salas Javier , Uranga Valencia Luisa Patricia
Published: January 2025

The economic globalization process represents a challenge for Community Forestry Enterprises (CFE) in Mexico, as a key
unit for improving sustainable community forestry development. The study was conducted to assess the impact of economic
globalization on sustainable community forestry and, specifically, on sustainable community forest enterprises, and to identify
strategic mechanisms and policy actions to support their development. The study was carried out in the states of Durango,
Chihuahua, Jalisco, and Michoacán—the most important forest-producing states in Mexico, contributing nearly 70% of the
national timber production.
The main variables analyzed were: current situation, marketing, flexibility and capability, economic diversity, competitiveness,
social well-being, and income generation. As a result, an integrated model was developed to promote the empowerment and
competitiveness of the Ejidos and Communities and, specifically, community forestry enterprises. This holistic model aims to
advance CFE development toward improved competitiveness in the context of globalization. Additionally, the study produced
a forest business plan for trading the forest products of the Asociación Regional de Silvicultores Baja Tarahumara, A.C. in
Chihuahua State. Multidimensional strategies were also defined for the application of this business plan, advancing development
and competitiveness. A key strategy was the establishment of a Rural Production Society to support the implementation of the
forest business plan and improve productivity processes within the CFE of the Asociación Regional de Silvicultores.
This holistic participatory model is the first of its kind and, therefore, differs from traditional approaches. It provides a
framework for promoting a regional development policy tailored to the needs of local communities. The model is flexible and
versatile, allowing replication in diverse geographical areas and socio-cultural and economic environments.
Fraud
Authors: O'Toole William
Published: January 2025

“It is an opportunistic infection that bursts forth when greed meets the possibility of deception.” (Silverstone et al., 2012, p. 12) Introduction Fraud, it may be argued is the most common form of corruption in events. It is as easy as telling a lie. If the event is a success, so many people believe, all is forgiven. The lies are forgotten and we move on to the next event. But luck is not the same as forgiveness. Eventually the Geryon will be obvious.
Design of a Solar Air Heating Collector from Steel Cans
Authors: Elmaryami Abdlmanam S. A. , Zakri Elsanousi Ramadan M. H. , Abdulrhman F. M.  , Ahmida Mahmoud Abdelrazek , Rahel Rahel G. , Ali F. A.  , Adam M. M.  , Omima S. A.
Published: January 2025

Numerous research works have examined the efficiency of both single- and double-pass solar air heaters. These investigations cover the pressure drop in ducts, flow phenomena, heat transfer enhancement, and solar air heater design. Recycled aluminum cans are used as the absorbing material in this project’s experimental work, which is based on an energy analysis of a solar air heating collector. The tops and bottoms of the cans will be drilled out, and they will be assembled into vertical columns through which air flows. The sun heats the cans with black paint. The air rising through the can’s columns absorbs the solar heat. A single-pass solar air heating collector with a single cover has been created. The effectiveness of the most important design and environmental parameters, such as mass flow rate and ambient temperature, on the model’s performance, was examined. Temperatures at the inlet and outlet, as well as thermal heat flow, were calculated. All of the can columns receive room air from a manifold at the bottom, and heated air is collected and distributed back to the room by a manifold akin to the one at the top of the collector. An efficient collector combines a large amount of heat transfer area from the cans to the air with uniform air distribution throughout the collector. The creation and testing of an effective single-glass air solar collector with an absorber plate composed of recyclable aluminum cans (RAC) are detailed in this project. This collector was created as a suggestion on how to construct air solar collector absorber plates at a reasonable cost by recycling recyclable materials. The collector’s absorber plate was made up of eight airflow channels with a circular cross-section made of 54 recyclable aluminum cans. Seven reusable cans, each with an absorptance of 0.903, were painted black using an opaque black paint that was widely available.
Substituting Fishmeal with Napier Grass Protein: Effects on Intake, Growth Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Broiler Chickens
Authors: Kiggundu Muhammad , Nampijja Zainah , Kigozi Abasi , Swidiq Mugerwa , Molly Allen , Namazzi Clementine , Kayondo Siraj , Walugembe Faitwa , Bombom Alexander
Published: January 2025

This study evaluated the performance and carcass characteristics of broiler chickens fed diets with varying substitution levels of fishmeal (FM) 0 g/kg, 250 g/kg, 500 g/kg, 750 g/kg, and 1000 g/kg DM with Napier grass protein (NGP). Treatment diets included T0 (control diet), T250, T500, T750, and T1000 to represent the different substitution levels. After the starter phase, birds were finished on a conventional fishmeal-based diet for 14 days. Feed intake, weight gain, and hot carcass decreased (P < 0.01) at a decreasing rate with increasing substitution in starter diets. Feed intake, weight gain, and hot carcass were highest (P < 0.01) in T0 birds, followed by T250 birds. Feed conversion ratio (FCR), protein, and energy utilization efficiencies were highest (P < 0.01) in T0 birds, followed by T250 birds, and lowest for T1000 birds. Ileal CP digestibility (862.3 g/kg DM) was highest for T0 birds but comparable (P > 0.05) to T500 birds (716.4 g/kg DM). Similarly, ME digestibility was highest in T0 birds (819.5 g/kg DM) although comparable (P > 0.05) to T250 birds and T500 birds. In contrast, T250 and T500 birds showed higher (P < 0.05) crude fiber digestibility (645 g/kg DM) than T0 birds (402 g/kg DM). Hot carcass weight decreased (P < 0.01) with FM substitution with the heaviest carcasses recorded for T0 birds. As a percentage of the hot carcass, the weight of the breast and thigh reduced (P < 0.05) with increasing substitution of FM. Percentage weights of empty gizzard, caeca, and pancreas for T1000 birds were higher (P < 0.05) and double compared with T0 birds. In the finisher phase, there was no difference (P > 0.05) in weight gains of T0 and T250 birds, although T250 birds had numerically higher weight gain compared with T0 birds. However, the percentage change in weight gain in the finisher phase was influenced (P < 0.05) by the MFP substitution level in the starter phase. In the finisher phase, T1000 birds had the highest percentage change in weight gain (71.6%) compared to 40.7% for T0 birds. Nonetheless, regression analysis of FCR data in the starter phase showed that optimal FCR is attained at 150 g/kg NGP substitution in broiler diets. These results suggest that NGP is of low biological value in broiler diets, probably due to its high fiber content and deficiency in methionine and lysine, which are limiting essential amino acids in broiler diets.
Comparison of Automation Deployment Implementation on Google Cloud Virtual Machine Using Deployment Manager and Terraform
Authors: Ardelia Naila , Lindawati Lindawati , Anugraha Nurhajar
Published: January 2025

Software development has significantly transformed in recent years, with organizations increasingly turning to cloud computing infrastructure to speed up and ease the development and implementation processes. Up until now, there are few studies testing the efficiency and performance of deployment automation using Google Cloud Deployment Manager, which is essentially a built-in infrastructure deployment service provided by Google Cloud Platform. Most studies tend to prefer using open-source software such as Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes. This research aims to compare the implementation of deployment automation using Google Cloud Deployment Manager and Terraform. Three parameters are used to compare the results of automation deployment implementation: deployment efficiency, website performance, and cost efficiency. The test results indicate that Google Cloud Deployment Manager outperforms Terraform in all three test parameters. Specifically, Google Cloud Deployment Manager demonstrated superior deployment efficiency, enhanced website performance, and better cost efficiency. Thus, it is concluded that Google Cloud Deployment Manager is a more effective solution for deployment automation compared to Terraform.
The Influence of Leadership Management on Entrepreneurial Innovation in Computer Network Projects
Authors: Fitri Yolanda Idha , Fajri Laila , Ganefri Ganefri , Yulastri Asmar , Hendriyani Yeka
Published: January 2025

In today's digital era, computer network projects are crucial for companies as they provide the infrastructure for communication, data exchange, and sharing. Effective project management, which requires strong leadership, is essential for success. Leadership management plays a key role in influencing the outcomes of computer networking projects by fostering creativity and entrepreneurship. Innovative leadership encourages risk-taking, creativity, and experimentation, which are vital for developing new products, services, or processes. Entrepreneurship promotes proactivity, flexibility, and responsiveness to changing market conditions. This study explores the relationship between leadership and innovation, highlighting that leadership style, behavior, and abilities are critical in driving innovation and entrepreneurship. However, the specific challenges and opportunities in computer networking projects necessitate further research. This research aims to fill the gap by investigating how management leadership influences innovation and entrepreneurship in computer networking projects and identifying the key leadership competencies required. Using a quantitative approach and correlational research design, the study finds a significant positive relationship between transformational leadership and entrepreneurial innovation (path coefficient 0.75, p < 0.01), and between transactional leadership and entrepreneurial innovation (path coefficient 0.42, p < 0.05). However, no significant relationship is found between field leadership and entrepreneurial innovation. The findings suggest that both transactional and transformational leadership contribute to groundbreaking innovation in computer networking projects. Therefore, project leaders should enhance their leadership skills to achieve higher levels of innovation in these projects.
Analysis of Factors Influencing the Decision to Select Thai Nguyen University of Information Technology and Communication
Authors: Tuan Bui Ngoc , Deswina Melri , Darwin Widya , Febrianti Novi
Published: January 2025

This article presents a study that aims to examine and analyze the factors that influence students' decisions in choosing the Thai Nguyen University of Information and Communication Technology. The research intends to assist universities in gaining a deeper understanding of the crucial factors that students consider when selecting a university. Consequently, this will lead to the development of more effective admission policies and strategies. The study involved collecting data from a random sample of first-year students at Thai Nguyen University of Information and Communication Technology during 2022. Data was gathered using questionnaires and both qualitative and quantitative research methods, utilizing SPSS 20 software. The findings from factor analysis indicated that a multiple regression model was suitable for assessing the factors that influence decisions to enroll in the Thai Nguyen University of Information and Communication Technology. Variables such as CSVC1 (Adequate classrooms meeting to learning needs), CSCV4 (Modern and well-equipped library with ample study materials), HP3 (Generous scholarships for various groups), VL3 (Supportive policies for employment during studies), DT2 (Curriculum aligned with social needs), DT4 (High-earning graduates), and DNGV1 (Highly qualified and standardized faculty) showed significant correlations with the dependent variable - students' career choices. The results demonstrated that the proposed model was well-fitted, with favorable levels of compatibility indices (CFI, TLI) and accuracy (GFI, RMSEA). Additionally, the outcomes of the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) supported the appropriateness of the proposed model and its capability to explain the relationships between variables in the study. Based on these research findings, the article provides recommendations, including enhancing faculty quality, improving infrastructure and facilities, diversifying programs, and enhancing university information dissemination to elevate the quality and quantity of future admissions.
Democracy In Islamic Politics (Historical Review of the Election of the Head of State in Islam)
Authors: Munawaroh Hifdhotul , Nurjanah Nurjanah , Diana Rashda
Published: January 2025

Muslim scholars are still debating democracy in Islam. Some of them reject democracy because the essence of democracy is the sovereignty of the people. At the same time, siyasah syar'iyyah (Islamic politics) is the sovereignty of Allah with its various provisions. Others argue that some of the substances of democracy are the same as the essence of Islamic politics, which have existed before democracy itself began to be hot in the discussions of political experts today. One form of democracy is the election of leaders. In the history of Islam, the appointment of leaders can be made in several ways, namely through nash (holy books), deliberation of ahlul halli wal 'aqd, wilayah al 'ahd, and coercion. The method of selecting leaders was implemented in the election and appointment of Khulafa ar Rasyidun as Caliph.
The Implementation of Patience Values in Character Education: A Perspective from the Interpretation of Surah Al-’Asr
Authors: Qomari Vikri Aflaha , Ghofur Abdul
Published: January 2025

Character education plays a crucial role in shaping an individual's personality and morality, especially amidst the increasingly complex challenges of the modern era. One of the key values in character education is patience. Thus, integrating the value of patience into character education is essential, particularly in addressing modern challenges. Therefore, this study aims to explore the implementation of patience values in character education from the perspective of Surah Al-’Asr. This research is qualitative, using a literature study method with a tahlili interpretation approach to analyze the significance of patience in character education. It highlights the importance of time, good deeds, and mutual counsel in truth and patience. The findings indicate that instilling the value of patience can equip individuals to be disciplined in managing time, perform good deeds, restrain desires, and accept Allah's decrees with contentment. Ultimately, the implementation of patience values contributes to the development of strong and moral character in individuals. This study aims to provide insights and make a significant contribution to the field of Islamic education while emphasizing the importance of integrating moral and ethical values into character education in accordance with the National Education Law
Supporting physical activity among students at VSB-TUO
Authors: Chmelíř Lukáš , Souček Lukáš , Lampa Ondřej , Šimčík Václav , Cenková Šárka , Vala Roman
Published: January 2025

The transition to university, particularly during the first year of study, presents students with numerous challenges and changes. One of these is a shift in lifestyle, often accompanied by reduced levels of physical activity. A lack of physical activity can contribute to issues such as weight gain, unhealthy eating habits, sleep disturbances, and other problems that subsequently affect not only academic performance but also the overall quality of personal life. The aim of this study was to examine how students at VSB-TUO perceive support for physical activity within the context of their university studies. To achieve this aim, we developed an online questionnaire, which was completed by 1,470 respondents, including 1,042 males and 428 females. The questionnaire consisted of 30
questions divided into three main thematic areas and further segmented into nine sections, allowing for branching based on the specific segmentation of respondents. Of these, 25 questions were closed-ended, four were semi-closed, and one was open-ended. Data collection took place in February and March 2024, during the introductory sessions of selected courses at the beginning of the summer semester. The responses revealed that after starting university, 61% of students experienced no change in the frequency of their physical activity. For an additional 25%, the
frequency of physical activity increased due to various forms of support. Only 14% of respondents reported a decrease in activity frequency. Based on the results of our study, we conclude that the forms of support implemented at VSB-TUO enable more than four-fifths of first-year students to maintain or increase their frequency of physical activity after entering university.
„Wer bin ich eigentlich?“1 – Auto_Choreo_Grafie in Barbara Lubichs Tanzdokumentation Im Umbruch
Authors: Rothenburger Nadja
Published: January 2025

Anhand ausgewählter Filmbeispiele der Tanzdokumentation Im Umbruch (2020) skizziert der Beitrag den Begriff der Auto_Choreo_Grafie als künstlerischesVerfahren und tanzhistoriografische Analysekategorie. Der mit autobiografischen Konzepten verflochtene Begriff bezeichnet im Beitrag die Schnittstelle zwischen den Wissensfeldern von Choreografie und Autobiografie und ermöglicht die Annäherung an eine quellenkritische DDR-bezogene Tanzgeschichtsschreibung. Der Beitrag verfolgt dieses Erkenntnisinteresse angelehnt an die Dramaturgie des Films Im Umbruch, der die Umbruchserzählungen und Selbstentwürfe der drei Tänzerinnen Cindy Hammer, Fine Kwiatkowski und Daniela Lehmann thematisiert. Dabei springt der Film zwischen den Jahren 1980 bis 2019 sowie den Perspektiven der Tänzerinnen verschiedenen Alters. Die filmisch vermittelten Selbstentwürfe werden als tanzhistoriografische Konstellationen verstanden, die sowohl produktions- als auch rezeptionsästhetische Wirkmomente hervorbringen. Anhand einzelner Filmsequenzen diskutiert der Artikel diese Selbstentwürfe, die mit verschiedenen Materialien und Zeitschichten operieren, wobei die geteilte Erfahrung des Mauerfalls ein verbindendes Moment zwischen den Tänzerinnen darstellt. Dies macht den Film als kollektive Autobiografie beziehungsweise Auto_Choreo_Grafie lesbar.
Ins Licht getauchte Körper und gespiegelte Blicke. Gob Squads Creation (Pictures for Dorian)
Authors: Döhne Eva
Published: January 2025

Creation (Pictures for Dorian) von Gob Squad ist eine Performance, die mit den rahmenden Mechanismen perspektivischen Sehens auf der Bühne spielt. Gob Squad verschränken das Begehren derjenigen, die auf der Bühne stehen, mit denjenigen, die ihnen dabei zuschauen, und enttarnen dabei spielerisch die Regime normierender Blicke. Im Beitrag wird erarbeitet, inwiefern An- und Zuschauen in der Performance stets als eine doppeldeutige Angelegenheit vorgeführt wird: als Normierung des Blicks, aber auch als Chance, Blickregime kritisch zu reflektieren. Die Bühne der Performance wird als ein Möglichkeitsraum inszeniert, um Vielheiten von Körpern, Identitäten, Geschichten, Träumen und Wünschen vorzuführen und sichtbar zu machen. Anhand theoretischer Überlegungen über den Blick und detaillierter Szenenbeschreibungen wird diskutiert, inwiefern die Normierungsmechanismen des Blicks verhandelbar sind.
Geschichte und die Krise der dramatischen Form: Handlungsfäden und Handlungsgewebe zwischen Hauptmanns Die Weber (1892), Brecht, Szondi und Polleschs Passing (2020)
Authors: Hölscher Stefan
Published: January 2025

Dieser Beitrag beschäftigt sich zunächst mit Peter Szondis Lesart von Gerhart Hauptmanns Die Weber (1892), die auf einem ‚geschlossenen‘ Dramenverständnis beruht, das von naturalistischen Theorien der ‚offenen‘ Form abweicht, wie sie Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts formuliert wurden. In einem zweiten Schritt wird dann gefragt, inwiefern sich in René Polleschs Passing. It’s so easy, was schwer zu machen ist (2020) eine Problematik manifestiert, die auf das von Szondi beschriebene Verhältnis von ‚sozialer Wirklichkeit‘ und deren Verfremdung im epischen Theater zurückgeht. An Polleschs epischem Stück, das sichweniger um soziale Wirklichkeit als um eine verfremdende Reflexion desTheaters auf seine Mittel dreht, lässt sich schließlich zeigen, dass die Weise, in der Szondi dramatische und epische Formen infolge einer ihm zufolge um 1900 aufkommenden historischen Krise in einen Widerspruch zueinander setzt, das Potential von Hauptmanns Drama über den Weber:innenaufstand im schlesischen Eulengebirge von 1844 zur Dramatisierung von Geschichte anhand kleiner Ereignisse, Gesten und Worte ausblendet.
„Das ist eine kleine Welt, in welcher nur Glückliche leben!“ Konstruktionen von Gemeinschaft in Carl Elmars Liebe zum Volke
Authors: Niederwimmer Lisa
Published: January 2025

Der Beitrag untersucht Konstruktionen von Gemeinschaft und Zugehörigkeit anhand des Theaterstücks Liebe zum Volke, oder: Geld – Arbeit – Ehre (1850) von Carl Elmar. Aufgrund seines historischenKontextes und der Rezeption bietet sich dieses Stück für eine Annäherung an den funktionalen Charakter von Theater während des militärischen Ausnahmezustandes an, der nach Ende der Revolutionen von 1848/49 über Gebiete der Habsburgermonarchie verhängt wurde. Der unmittelbare Einfluss der Militäradministration auf den Alltag der Wiener:innen sowie die reaktionäre Politik führten zu Unzufriedenheit bei Teilen der Stadtbevölkerung. Vor diesem Hintergrund rücken Fragen nach der theatralen Verhandlung gesellschaftlicher Machtverhältnisse und nach der Aushandlung von gesellschaftlichen Zugehörigkeiten ins Zentrum der Analyse. Es wird dargelegt, wie die Aufführungen von Liebe zum Volke eine soziale Funktion übernommen haben, indem sie alsVentil dienten, das dem Publikum ermöglichte, Emotionen zu kanalisieren.
„. . . jene wienerische Lust am Tanzen . . .“ Lokal? Volkstümlich? Populär? Die Zugehörigkeiten der Grete Wiesenthal
Authors: Linhardt Marion
Published: January 2025

Die österreichische Tänzerin Grete Wiesenthal (1885–1970), ausgebildet im klassischen Tanz und über einige Jahre Mitglied des Balletts der Wiener Hofoper, dann mit einer eigenen Technik international gefeierte Protagonistin des Freien Tanzes, war nicht nur diewesentliche Repräsentantin der Bewegungskunst im künstlerischen Gefüge der Wiener Moderne. Wiesenthal avancierte im Verlauf ihrer Karriere und durch deren mediale Kommentierung zum „Inbegriff desWienerischen“ schlechthin. Diesem Topos, der, so oft er auch reproduziert wurde, doch kaum zu greifen ist, versucht der vorliegende Beitrag sich mit einem neuen Blick auf einige Stationen von Wiesenthals Laufbahn anzunähern. Einen solchen neuen Blick ermöglichen die unter anderem von Levke Harders vorgeschlagene analytische Kategorie des Belonging sowie Urs Stähelis differenztheoretisches Konzept des Populären. Beide Zugriffe erlauben nicht zuletzt ein genaueresVerständnis der Funktion des Wiener Walzers für die Wahrnehmung Grete Wiesenthals durch ihr Publikum und einen differenzierten Blick auf dieses Publikum selbst.
Study on Disaster Mitigation in the Tambak Lorok Fisherman Village Community
Authors: Mulianingsih Ferani , Astuti Andarweni , Pujiati Amin , Suprapto Yuni
Published: January 2025

There are many SMEs in the area of Tambak Lorok Semarang City that produce processed seafood products. Most of them have been using simple processing and packaging methods. This study aims to analyze the use of lamicro in the community of Tambak Lorok Fisherman's Village, Semarang City.