bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Model of Job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment
Authors: Setiawan Heri , Herawati Yusleli , Alhadi Esya , Sayuti A. Jalaludin , Rini Rini , Bustan Jusmawi , Desiana Lidia
Published: March 2023

This research focuses on task-oriented leadership styles that have paid very little attention, especially in assessing the impact of task-oriented leadership styles. leadership style on psychological capital, job satisfaction and employee organizational commitment. This research further develops research on the relationship between leadership style, psychological capital, job satisfaction and employee organizational commitment in SMEs in Indonesia, especially in the city of Palembang.The research design is a research plan, namely a detailed explanation of the entire research plan starting from the formulation of the problem, objectives, description of the relationship between variables. The number of samples in this study was 180. It was found that the leadership style variable had an effect on job satisfaction, the psychological capital variable had an effect on satisfaction work, leadership style variables affect organizational commitment, psychological capital variables affect organizational commitment, and job satisfaction variables affect organizational commitment
Impact of Environmental Knowledge and Green Brand Image on Green Repurchase Intention by Mediation of Attitude
Authors: Aisyah Nugrahanti Khairani , Shihab Muchsin Saggaff
Published: March 2023

This paper seeks to examine the role of attitude towards green product on the relationship between environmental knowledge and green brand image for green repurchase intention.
The research method used is quantitative descriptive research with Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) approach. The population in this study was collected from 125 respondents’ consumers who have used environmentally friendly slow fashion products (Fjallraven, Converse dan Timberland) in Jabodetabek – Indonesia.
Findings – It was found that environmental knowledge has a significant positive effect on green repurchase intention. Green brand image has an insignificant positive effect on green repurchase intention. Furthermore, variable of attitude towards green product and green brand image has a positive and significant effect on green repurchase intention through attitude towards green product.
May Financial Literacy, Risk Tolerance, and Demographic Factors Influence the Investment Decisions of BCA Malang Customers?
Authors: Lulu Nurul Istanti  , Ninuk Puji Lestari
Published: March 2023

Purpose – This research aims to show empirically that financial literacy, risk tolerance, and demographic factors directly influence the investment decisions of Bank BCA Malang, Indonesia, customers.

Methodology/approach – The purpose sampling method in this study has specific criteria in sampling, namely customers who are at least 17 years old, have invested at least one year, and have their income. This study shows the direct impact of using SEM-PLS analysis to demonstrate the dependence of independent variables on investment decisions.

Findings – The analysis results show that financial literacy does not affect investment decisions. Furthermore, the results of the hypothesis testing analysis carried out explain that risk tolerance affects investment decisions. Finally, the hypothesis testing analysis results explain that the variables of demographic factors do not affect investment decisions.
Hibbertia glaucophylla is the correct name for the Western Australian species currently known as H. rupicola (Dilleniaceae)
Authors:   University of Western Australia, Thiele Kevin R , Hammer Timothy A. ,   The University of Adelaide,   State Herbarium of South Australia
Published: March 2023

There has been historical confusion and error in the application and typification of the name Pleurandra glaucophylla Steud., likely caused by a slip of the pen on the original collecting label which caused the collecting number assigned by Preiss (2179) to be mis-transcribed as 2159, a number already used for another Preiss collection. We show that the type of P. glaucophylla falls within the circumscription of the species currently known as Hibbertia rupicola (S.Moore) C.A.Gardner, necessitating the new combination H. glaucophylla (Steud.) K.R.Thiele & T.Hammer as the correct name for the species currently known as H. rupicola.
Clorhexidina como alternativa para el acondicionamiento dentinario en la rehabilitación del diente endodónticamente tratado
Authors: Fernández Diana , Rodríguez Douglas
Published: March 2023

La adhesión a la dentina radicular sigue siendo un desafío en la odontología contemporánea, por lo que requiere de un protocolo y/o acondicionamiento dentinario específico. El propósito de esta revisión documental de diseño bibliográfico es describir la importancia y beneficios del uso de la CHX (clorhexidina) para el acondicionamiento dentinario en la rehabilitación de dientes endodónticamente tratados. Se realizó una revisión que comprendió una búsqueda electrónica a través de bases de datos, tomando como muestra 61 artículos que cumplían con los parámetros de la investigación;  determinando que la activación de metaloproteinasas (MPP) y catepsinas de cisteína, la  configuración de la cavidad, capa híbrida, uso de sistemas adhesivos autograbantes, residuos de cemento sellador endodóntico, las propiedades físicas y químicas del perno de fibra de vidrio y la tensión de contracción de polimerización constituyen un verdadero reto del complejo de la restauración adhesiva dental. Se concluye que la CHX es un inhibidor enzimático de amplio espectro antimicrobiano, sustantividad y baja citotoxicidad, que optimiza la longevidad de las restauraciones adhesivas. Durante la última década la evidencia científica ha demostrado la importancia de su inclusión en el protocolo adhesivo debido a sus numerosas propiedades que benefician la restauración de unidades endodónticamente tratadas.
On the Split-Complex Neutrosophic Numbers and Their Algebraic Properties
Authors:   Deanship of the Preparatory Year, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Alkharj, Saudi Arabia, Alfahal Abuobida M. A. ,   Deanship of the Preparatory Year, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Alkharj, Saudi Arabia,   Deanship of the Preparatory Year, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Alkharj, Saudi Arabia,   Cairo University, department of mathematics, Cairo, Egypt, Alhasan Yaser A. , Abdulfatah Raja A. , Ali Rozina
Published: March 2023

The objective of this paper is to define for the first time the concept of split-complex numbers as a new generalization of classical split-complex numbers by using neutrosophic numbers. Also, we study the elementary properties of this new numerical class such as equations, conjugates, and vector spaces formed by it. On the other hand, some special AH-subspaces will be presented and handled with many corresponding examples.
Federated Learning for Intelligent Resources Allocation in Internet of Things
Authors:   Faculty of computers and Informatics, Zagazig University, Zagazig, 44519, Egypt, Ismail Mahmoud ,   Faculty of computers and Informatics, Zagazig University, Zagazig, 44519, Egypt, Zaki Shereen
Published: March 2023

By using federated learning (FL), multiple Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices can construct a shared learning model without sending raw data to a centralized server. While FL has come a long way, it still has a ways to go. Issues such as heterogeneous user equipment (UEs) and data that is not independently and uniformly distributed are still obstacles. Facilitating a numerous UEs to participate in the learning in each cycle poses a possible problem of the huge communication budget. A weighted adjoining factor is presented to the localized gradient descent, generalizing the present FedAvg to solve these concerns. At the start of each global round, the proposed FL method randomly selects a fraction of the UEs to perform stochastic gradient descent in parallel. Then, we utilize the suggested FL method in cellular IoT to reduce either total power usage or execution duration of FL, in which a straightforward but effective path-following method is constructed for its explanations. At last, obtained simulations on poorly balanced data are presented to show that the presented FL algorithm is superior to FedAvg in terms of performance with respect to fast convergence. Moreover, they show that the suggested algorithm needs significantly less time and energy to train than the FL algorithm does when users contribute heavily to the learning process. These findings provide strong support for the suggested FL algorithm as a potential paradigm change for training mobile IoT networks with limited bandwidth.
Accentuate the Positive: Special Education Teacher Job Satisfaction and Joy
Authors: Singer Joshua Zale
Published: March 2023

Special education teacher attrition combined with declining college teacher preparation program enrollments has resulted in a teacher shortage of crisis proportion in America. Additionally, teachers are often underfunded, overstressed, and burdened with societal and political pressures that have been brewing since before the pandemic. In spite of this, teachers continue to value the work they do in their classrooms, and many even find joy in the work that they are doing. This paper examined both teacher job satisfaction by analyzing self-reported, Likert scale data, as well as teacher joy collected through open-ended questioning. Results indicated that teachers reported highest levels of teacher job satisfaction related to coworkers. Teacher joy, however, was reported almost exclusively as a product of working closely with students. These findings have the potential to impact teacher retention and recruitment in positive ways.
'The Bones/Say what/Cannot be give/Voice': Archival untelling in M. NourbeSe Philip's 'Zong!'
Authors:   Deakin University, Miller Alyson
Published: March 2023

Rachel Kaufman argues the ‘archival poem brings to bear the rhythms of the past through the language of the present’ (2021: 21). Indeed, it is a unique genre for its ability to ‘hold in balance discordant images and thoughts’ (26) in its presentation of dissonant simultaneities—a quality critical to representing historical traumas, particularly those related to slavery and race. Through processes of disassembling and fracturing, archival poetry exposes the silences and redactions within ‘official’ histories by marking and blurring the borderlines of past and present, subject and object. Examining M. NourbeSe Philip’s Zong!, poetry grounded in the materiality of archival sources, this paper explores how the past might be defamiliarized to reveal that which is hidden or suppressed. In doing so, it contends that creative practice engaged with the archives offers the subversive potential to resist totalising historical accounts, whilst conveying the complex horrors of racial violence and oppression.
The Kiss: Ekphrastic poetry, enargeia and the immersive installation
Authors:   Deakin University, Atherton Cassandra , Hetherington Paul ,   University of Canberra
Published: March 2023

Imperial Greek rhetoricians defined ecphrasis as ‘descriptive speech which brings the subject shown before the eyes with visual vividness’ (Squire 2015: n.p.), since which time understandings of ekphrasis have evolved and narrowed. Recently, however, definitions of ekphrasis have been expanding to incorporate new media, digital images and augmented reality that engage with haptic and auditive experiences. The ancient concept of 'energeia'—‘the evocation of a visual scene in all its details and colours’ (Cave 1976: 6)—is relevant to these new understandings, including in the presentation of the kind of archival material housed in the Helen Shea collection at Emerson College. Digital ekphrasis, such as one finds in the 'Klimt: The Immersive Experience' installation, open up possibilities for fluid and wide-ranging representations of archival material, along with powerful considerations of this material’s relationships to complex social interactions. Such digital ekphrasis is able to evoke visual scenes in great detail and cast new and creative light on ekphrastic relationships.
Literary Journals and the 'Monstrous Prevalence of Poetesses'
Authors:   University of Canberra, Shapley Maggie
Published: March 2023

Female poets seeking to have their work published in Australian literary journals in the second half of the twentieth century faced a predominantly male culture: most positions as poetry editor for major journals were held by male poets. This study of the rate of publication of female poets from 1945 to 1990 in those journals also investigates the rate of submission by female poets. Using archival material not previously researched for this purpose, it is shown that the rate of publication of female poets is well below their rate of submission for most of that period. The misogynistic attitudes of some male editors are also evident.
General Tenancy Agreement: Rental stress, memory and home in contemporary Australian poetry
Authors:   Queensland University of Technology, Jeffery Ella
Published: March 2023

Notions of home and unhomeliness have long been discussed by scholars in relation to Australian poetry, but little scholarly work has explored how contemporary Australian poets interrogate the relationship between renting and constructions of home. As the great Australian dream of homeownership becomes increasingly inaccessible and the availability of public housing declines, a larger proportion of the population privately rent their houses in a lightly regulated and highly competitive rental market (Morris et al 2021: 72). Poetry has long been used to record and preserve the affective dimensions of home, and in this paper I examine a series of poems concerned with finding rental properties, moving in and out of them, and with attempts to create a sense of home in houses that always already belong to others. I discuss the work of three poets whose recent collections grapple with notions of home, stability and security in relation to rented houses: Zenobia Frost’s After the Demolition (2019), Omar Sakr’s These Wild Houses (2017), and Fiona Wright’s Domestic Interior (2017). I argue that in these collections, houses are sites characterised by anxiety, instability, and erasure, rather than stable and secure archives of personal identity and domestic ritual.
Archives as 'Thin Places': Resurrecting ghosts of Australia's earliest refugees through poetics of resistance
Authors:   University of Technology Sydney, Casey Anne
Published: March 2023

Drawing on the Irish notion of a ‘thin place’ (where the veil between us and the spirit world is so thin that we can sense those on the other side), this paper outlines an approach to archival research and creative practice which seeks to reawaken and give voice to the ghosts of some of Australia’s earliest refugees. This work uncovers new connections between the Great Irish Famine, a humanitarian crisis which halved Ireland’s population and the cyclical incarceration and abuse of young women in New South Wales in the 1860s and 1870s—to highlight a small but significant, yet largely unwritten, chapter in Irish-Australian history. Employing poetics of resistance incorporating elements of these young women’s outlawed native Irish language and culture, this work seeks to decolonise their memories and restore voice to those who suffered the brutal consequences of colonisation in both their native and adopted countries.
Knowledge and attitude about biomedical waste management among health-care personnel of tertiary care hospital, Surendranagar – A cross-sectional study
Authors: Vekariya Dhruvil , Nimavat Jaykumar , Goswami Mital , Solanki Nikita , Sochaliya Kishor
Published: March 2023

Background: Bio-medical waste (BMW) means any waste, which is generated during the diagnosis, treatment or immunization of human beings or animals or research activities pertaining thereto or in the production or testing of biological or in health camps. For proper management of the waste in the health-care facilities, the staff is needed to be technically sound in handling of BMW as per BMW management (BMWM) Rules, 2016.

Aims and Objectives: This study was conducted among the doctors, staff nurses and sanitary staffs to assess the knowledge and attitude regarding BMWM at Tertiary Care Hospital.

Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in February 2021 at Tertiary Care Hospital in Surendranagar district. Total 150 Health Care Personnel were selected by Systemic Random Sampling and their Knowledge and Attitude was assessed by pre-designed, pre-tested and semi-structured questionnaire. Data were analyzed using SPSS 24.

Results: Out of the total 150 study participants, 98 (65.33%) was taken training on BMWM. On assessing their knowledge and attitude, it was seen that 71.33% were having Good Knowledge and 89.33% were having Good Attitude toward BMWM. Status of Training was associated with the level of knowledge as well as level of attitude of study participant regarding BMWM (P < 0.0001).

Conclusion: Resident Doctors and Nursing Staff were having Good Knowledge and Attitude as compared to Sanitary Staff. Training about BMWM was having Positive Effect on Knowledge and attitude of participants.
A Framework for Understanding Cognitive Biases in Technical Communication
Authors: Zhou Quan
Published: March 2023

Purpose: The communication of technical information is often susceptible to cognitive biases. Technical communicators need to understand cognitive biases and know how to tackle them accordingly. This article devises a framework of principles that provides technical communicators
an operable affordance and a vocabulary to approach cognitive biases and to communicate empathetically. Method: I review a vast body of literature in technical communication with a focus on problems caused by cognitive biases. This work reveals significant problems in information visualization
that can provide for a nuanced discussion on cognitive biases in technical communication. Using these problems as a guide, I draw upon cognitive theories in how people use information, the prospect theory about how people make decisions, and the self-determination theory about how such decisions
are influenced by the social context. I then assemble a framework of principles that illuminates the workings of cognitive biases. I extrapolate sample questions that technical communicators can use to examine cognitive biases in information visualization and technical communication. Results:
The framework of principles explains how cognitive biases affect technical communication. These principles are useful for gaining a deeper understanding of users from a cognitive bias perspective and optimizing for empathetic communication. Conclusion: Technical communicators
and users are prone to cognitive biases. The framework of principles, cognitive biases, and sample questions presented in this article provide technical communicators a new lens to examine their work and improve user experience.
Elements of an Emergent Style Guide for Kickstarter
Authors: Carradini Stephen , Nystrom Eric
Published: March 2023

Purpose: Crowdfunding campaigns are a way to secure capital for organizations, entrepreneurs, artists, and more. Little research has focused on stylistic aspects of text associated with successful campaigns. Method: We used corpus analysis to analyze the text of 312,529
Kickstarter campaigns. We used a novel scoring method to compute how often verbs and words surrounding verbs were associated with success or failure. We then identified prominent stylistic aspects of text that were often included in successful and unsuccessful campaigns. Results: Stylistic
elements strongly associated with success included using we instead of I, using contractions instead of full forms of verbs, inviting the reader to join the project and receive rewards, and projecting confidence via will instead of the more uncertain would .
Conclusion: Stylistic findings interact. Specifically, using we and contractions together indicates outcomes strongly associated with success. Broadly, each of the findings point toward creators of campaigns attempting to build trust in the readers. The elements of this
emergent style work together toward a goal of producing campaign text that describes a campaign readers accept and trust as likely to succeed.
Policja jako zasadniczy oskaryciel przed sdem w sprawach o wykroczenia kolizja uprawnie z innymi organami, w tym z prokuratorem
Authors: Błoński Michał
Published: March 2023

Artyku dotyczy uprawnie Policji jako oskaryciela publicznego przed sdem w sprawach o wykroczenia. W tekcie poddano analizie moliw kolizj uprawnie Policji jako oskaryciela publicznego z innymi organami, ktre w zakresie swego dziaania, w tym w trakcie prowadzonych czynnoci wyjaniajcych, ujawniy wykroczenia i wystpiy z wnioskiem o ukaranie. Z artykuu wynika konieczno dokonania interpretacji obowizujcych przepisw w kierunku ich praktycznego zastosowania i ograniczenia spornych przypadkw kolizji midzy rnymi oskarycielami publicznymi w prawie wykrocze. W opracowaniu zakwestionowano kierunek wykadni, ktry utosamia udzia w sprawie z osobistym stawiennictwem oskaryciela na rozprawie lub posiedzeniu jako niemajcy oparcia w obowizujcych przepisach oraz pozostajcy w sprzecznoci z wykadni funkcjonaln. Udzia w sprawie i fizyczne stawiennictwo nie s okreleniami synonimicznymi. Termin stawiennictwo zawiera si w okreleniu udzia w sprawie, jest jego elementem, ale go w caoci nie wypenia. Udzia w sprawie naley interpretowa szerzej jako stawiennictwo, ale te moe by realizowany w kady sposb, z ktrego wynika ch realizowania uprawnie oskaryciela publicznego przez dany organ, np. zoenie pisma informujcego o zamiarze udziau w sprawie w charakterze oskaryciela publicznego, zoenie wniosku formalnego, zoenie wniosku dowodowego czy wniesienie rodka zaskarenia. W zwizku z tym, e dotychczasowe stanowisko wywouje trudnoci w praktycznym stosowaniu prawa, zaproponowano de lege ferenda nowelizacj art. 17 5 k.p.w. poprzez nadanie mu nowego brzmienia, zgodnie z ktrym udzia w sprawie organu, ktry zoy wniosek o ukaranie, jest dopuszczalny tylko do chwili wywoania sprawy i wycza wwczas Policj od udziau w sprawie.
Przestpstwo czynnej napaci na funkcjonariusza publicznego
Authors: Grabowska Joanna , Kresiński Marcin
Published: March 2023

Celem artykuu jest omwienie znamion przestpstwa czynnej napaci na funkcjonariusza publicznego, ktre zostao okrelone w art. 223 k.k. Przepis ten stanowi wyraz ochrony prawnokarnej funkcjonariuszy publicznych w Polsce rozumianej jako og przepisw prawnych okrelajcych sankcje karne oraz zasady ich stosowania wobec sprawcw czynw zabronionych pod grob tych sankcji, sucych ochronie funkcjonariuszy publicznych przed takimi czynami. Artyku 223 k.k. okrela czynn napa na funkcjonariusza publicznego w typie podstawowym (art. 223 1) oraz kwalifikowanym (art. 223 2). Na gruncie znamion omawianego przestpstwa istnieje wiele zagadnie budzcych wtpliwoci zarwno teoretykw, jak i praktykw prawa. Naley do nich zaliczy w szczeglnoci kwesti zakwalifikowania samochodu do kategorii przedmiotw podobnie niebezpiecznych jak bro palna lub n oraz zasadno ustalania stopnia niebezpieczestwa uytego przez sprawc rodka obezwadniajcego. W tekcie zwrcono rwnie uwag, e penalizacja czynnej napaci na funkcjonariusza publicznego nie wynika ze wzmoonej ochrony dbr funkcjonariuszy publicznych, ale z koniecznoci zapewnienia przez ustawodawc prawidowego funkcjonowania mechanizmw pastwa.
Glosa do wyroku Naczelnego Sdu Administracyjnego z 22 czerwca 2020 r., sygn. II OSK 162/20 (aprobujca)
Authors: Bielicki Rafał
Published: March 2023

Strzelnice nie zawsze byy traktowane jako obiekty budowlane. Obecnie po wydaniu gosowanego wyroku, oczywistym staje si, e kada strzelnica powinna by traktowana jako obiekt budowlany. Niniejsza glosa wyjania, jakimi przesankami kieroway si organy administracji, odmawiajc zatwierdzenia regulaminu strzelnicy, oraz pokrtce omawia proces poprzedzajcy zatwierdzenie regulaminu strzelnicy, bdcego ostatnim etapem dopuszczenia obiektu do uytkowania. W ostatniej czci glosy omwiono czynnoci, ktrych organy Policji mog da od organu nadzoru budowlanego w sytuacji stwierdzenia wydostania si pocisku poza o strzeleck.
Konsep Rancangan RFID Tag Keamanan Locker Perpustakaan Berbasis MySQL
Authors: Mahardika Fajar , Safira Noviana , Robaniyyah Inayatur , Ihzam Muhammad Yusril
Published: March 2023

Keamanan benda untuk tiap wisatawan bibliotek jadi sesuatu perihal yang butuh dicermati. Hingga tiap bibliotek senantiasa sediakan sesuatu tempat penyimpanan sedangkan semacam lemari loker perpustakaan. Loker umumnya dipakai selaku tempat meletakkan benda bagus berbentuk novel, alat- perlengkapan catat, tempat makan, serta lain serupanya. Dengan terdapatnya loker bisa memudahkan bawaan seorang alhasil tas yang mereka membawa tidak sangat berat. Pada lemari loker biasanya dilengkapi dengan sistem keamanan yang simpel, pengamanannya cuma memakai kunci yang dipegang oleh si owner atau konsumen loker. Kerapkali peristiwa kunci lenyap ataupun benda di dalam loker lenyap sebab kelengahan owner loker. Perihal ini pula terjalin diperpustakaan ITS NU Pekalongan. Hingga diperlukan penguncian yang tersistem supaya kunci tidak bisa diduplikat serta efek kehabisan kunci atau benda bisa diminimalisir. Tata cara dalam riset ini bisa lalu bertumbuh dengan tata cara kualitatif dengan beralasan pada penelitian, dimana penulis membuat sistem yang memakai sistem database buat menata pencatatan pemakaian lemari loker perpustakaan bibliotek supaya semua konsumen akses lemari loker perpustakaan bibliotek bisa ditemukan dari durasi ke durasi. Sistem yang didesain dengan dasar RFID ini esoknya diharapkan bisa lalu bertumbuh jadi prototipe yang profesional.
Historias de Instagram, un instrumento para la divulgación de contenido educativo e investigativo
Authors: Reza Flores Ricardo Alberto , Reza Flores Citlali Michélle , Zamudio Palomar Alejandra , Peña Vera Estela , Martínez Granados Guadalupe
Published: March 2023

La comunicación digital aproxima a los seres humanos gracias a la globalización; las redes sociales como plataformas de internet han cobrado sentido al favorecer el intercambio de contenidos plurales que acentúan el desarrollo del pensamiento colectivo. El sector educativo no está exento de evolucionar al mismo ritmo que lo hace la sociedad. Metodológicamente fue desarrollado un estudio cuantitativo exploratorio con un muestreo no probabilístico, en aras de evaluar la importancia de la difusión de contenido pedagógico e investigativo mediante la herramienta de “historias” en Instagram a lo largo de dos meses, por lo cual fueron consideradas 20 categorías de análisis, con una participación de docentes de la Ciudad de México. Los investigadores presentaron que el contenido digital fue creado y difundido por los autores de la página y por los seguidores de ésta; destacó la difusión de información académica por medio de imágenes, texto y encuestas. Hubo un crecimiento en las interacciones digitales desde el inicio del estudio con una tendencia a desacelerar al final. Para hacer una práctica asertiva de la plataforma digital es deseable desarrollar competencias digitales docentes y una alfabetización con relación a crear contenido verídico, de calidad y de impacto; asimismo, es importante conocer diferentes caminos para hacer la página más visible a los internautas de manera global y que la información pueda llegar a más individuos. Por otra parte, este tipo de recursos digitales pueden ayudar a transformar la labor de los profesionales de la educación para brindar prácticas educativas acorde a una sociedad digitalizada.
Formación de competencias investigativas en estudiantes de derecho, implicaciones curriculares
Authors: Fuentes Rodríguez Cristhian Elizabeth , Morales Barrera Magda Concepción
Published: March 2023

Este estudio de caso precedió a una intervención educativa en un programa de licenciatura en derecho. Buscó responder ¿cómo el programa de licenciatura ha incorporado la competencia investigativa en sus planes curriculares? Del análisis curricular, entrevista a coordinadora, cuestionario a estudiantes y egresados se desprende la ausencia de un proyecto institucional que articule el interés y la práctica investigativa. Si bien en este programa educativo existen áreas de oportunidad para materializar el currículum e impulsar la investigación, es imperativo que las facultades de derecho en el país promuevan de manera transversal y horizontal la competencia, incluyan la participación de los estudiantes en proyectos de investigación realizados por profesores-investigadores para consolidar el meta perfil del parea de derecho establecido en el Proyecto Tuning Latinoamérica. Se propone a futuros investigadores y desarrolladores curriculares, desagregar la competencia investigativa en indicadores observables que orienten los procesos de evaluación y posibles intervenciones que se emprendan.
MODEL PEMBELAJARAN CHILDREN’S LEARNING IN SCIENCE (CLIS) TERHADAP KEMAMPUAN BERPIKIR KREATIF SISWA PADA MATA PELAJARAN IPA
Authors: Sugandi Dede , Syach Alfyan , Nur Fadilah Ira
Published: March 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh model pembelajaran Children’s Learning in Science (CLIS) terhadap kemempuan berpiikir kreatif siswa. Metode yang diugnakan yaitu metode kuasi eksperimen, dengan desain penelitian pretest posttest. Adapun instrument yang digunakan yaitu berupa tes kemampuan berpikir kreatif dengan jumblah soal sebanyak 5 soal. Pengolahan data mengunakan bantuan Software SPSS 17.0  dan Microsoft Excel 2007. Subjek penelitian adalah siswa kelas V SDN Alun-Alun. Hasil penelitian menyimpulkan peningkatan kemampuan berpikir kreatif siswa yang mendapat pembelajaran Children’s Learning in Science (CLIS) lebih baik secara signifikan dibandingkan dengan siswa yang mendapat pembelajaran Direct Instruction (Pembejaran langsung). Hal ni dapat dilihat dari pengitungan Ngain ternomalisai dimana kelas ekperimen lebih tinggi, dengan demikian model Children’s Learning in Science (CLIS) berpengaruh secara signipikan terhadap kemapuan berpikir kreatif siswa.
Effect of Desmopressin on Bleeding After Heart Surgeries: A Narrative Review
Authors: Jahangirifard Alireza , Mirtajani Seyed Bashir , Madadi Firoozeh
Published: March 2023

: Desmopressin is an analog of the antidiuretic hormone (vasopressin), which causes anticoagulant activity by increasing plasma factor 8. The use of desmopressin dates back to 1977, when this hormone was used to prevent bleeding during tooth extraction and surgery in patients with hemophilia A and von Willebrand disease. After that, this hormone was expanded to prevent bleeding in congenital defects and conditions such as chronic kidney and liver failure. Also, this hormone is used to prevent bleeding in major surgeries such as heart surgery, where the patient loses much blood and needs a blood transfusion. Considering the importance of desmopressin in bleeding control, the present study was conducted to investigate the possible effect of this hormone in heart surgery.
The Edinsost2-SDG project: introducing SDGs in higher education
Authors: Sánchez Carracedo Fermín , Segalàs Coral Jordi , Tejedor Papell Gemma
Published: March 2023

The main objective of the EDINSOST2-SDG project is to introduce sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Higher Education. The project focuses on Engineering degrees, Education Degrees, and the Business Administration and Management degrees of the Spanish university system. The project has four main objectives: (O1) Identify the SDGs in the EDINSOST sustainability competency maps (SCM); (O2) Improve the learning outcomes of sustainability and SDGs in the degrees related to the project; (O3) Faculty training in Education for Sustainability and SDGs; and (O4) Analyse the students’ learning in Sustainability and SDGs during their training at the university. The current project began in 2019 and is scheduled to end in December 2022. This paper presents the main results achieved so far in the O1. SDGs have been included in the SCMs previously designed by the EDINSOST project. Each SCM learning outcome is related to a set of UNESCO learning objectives and UN indicators of the SDGs. As EDINSOST2-SDG results, the SCM has been simplified to make it easier for teachers. A pilot project is currently being carried out at the UPCBarcelonaTech to analyse ten engineering degrees using this simplified SCM. The results of the pilot project will be presented in June 2022, but the preliminary results show that the reduction in the number of learning outcomes has been a key aspect to motivate those responsible for the different degrees involved in the pilot project to use the SCM as a tool to introduce sustainability in their degrees.
Engineering schools facing the thorny issue of training students in collaborative skills: feedback from the field
Authors: Lanthony Antoine , Konan Rodrigue , Filogene Fedler
Published: March 2023

In a context of transformation and increasing complexity of work due to the development of information technologies, communication and digital networks, the question of the acquisition and development of collaborative skills of engineers in training arises with a particular sharpness. Achieving their acquisition in practice is a major challenge. In France, although included in the training programs for students, the world of training is struggling to find the teaching and learning adapted and capable of developing collaborative skills in engineering students. Thus, the practices and methods implemented are different from one institution to another. It goes without saying that the acquisition and development of collaborative skills that are highly sought after on the labor market are unequally distributed among graduates of the major engineering schools. Thanks to a recombination of theoretical approaches, a qualitative and quantitative study conducted at ISAE-Supméca, a French engineering school, in order to obtain an overview of the collaborative skills developed by the students during specific problem- and project-based learning modules, and also in order to provide a critical analysis and feedback about the development of collaborative skills into the students' training program through these applied professional projects that immerse them in work contexts close to the future professional realities. The results show a strong gap between skills development and a focus on the development of skills from the “Process – Deliberation” category.
Engaging leaders from students’ perspective and the impact of professors as role models
Authors: Krén Heléna , Séllei Beatrix
Published: March 2023

Preparing students for the labour market is an essential part of education, and academic personnel usually influence this process. Students’ experiences with leading figures, like supervisors and other professors, can affect their expectations about future leaders. For this reason, our research aims to assess students’ beliefs and expectations and make suggestions for higher education representatives who can serve as a leadership model for them. We conducted focus group interviews mostly with engineering students at a Hungarian technical university in spring 2022. Thirty students participated in our research and were assigned to the focus groups according to their work experiences. After coding interviews, we categorized their answers into three groups: leadership qualities and professional and social expectations. According to them, a leader must be competent, socially active, and have a good personality. His or her behaviour must reflect these qualities to be engaging and a good role model. Our results showed that school and university experiences are a critical starting point and reference when students formulate their expectations towards future leaders. Therefore, it is important to raise professors’ awareness about their leadership roles and develop their leadership skills to be good role models for young people. In our study, we discuss leadership requirements and suggest developmental methods, respectively, to the university’s characteristics. In addition, we recommend integrating leadership development programs into engineering education, from which both professors and students could benefit.
Türkiye’de Kalkınma Ajansları ve Batı Akdeniz Kalkınma Ajansı (BAKA) Web Sitesinde Yayınlanan Tanıtım Filmlerinin İçerik Analizi
Authors: GÖKMEN Mustafa , ÖZEN Özgür
Published: March 2023

Türkiye’nin Cumhuriyet dönemi kalkınma hamlesi İzmir İktisat Kongresi ile başlamıştır. Cumhuriyet’in 10 yılından sonra Tek parti yıllarında devletçi planlı ekonomik kalkınma hedefi benimsenmiştir. II. Dünya Savaşı’nın getirdiği zorluklar sebebiyle planlı kalkınma modeli devam ettirilememiştir. Savaş sonrası ise dünya ile bütünleşme siyaseti sebebiyle liberal politikalar ağırlık kazanmıştır. 1950’den 1960’a kadar ülkeyi yöneten Demokrat Parti iktidarı liberal politikaları uygulamıştır. 1960 sonrası ise Devlet Planlama Teşkilatı kurulmuştur. Türkiye’deki yatırımları planlamakla görevlendirilmiştir. Yaklaşık 50 yıl süre ile yatırımları planlanması bu kurum tarafından yürütülmüştür. 2000’li yılların başından itibaren Avrupa Birliği ile tam üyelik müzakerelerin başlaması sonrasında yerel kalkınma ve bölgeler arasındaki gelişmişlik farklarının azaltılması gündeme gelmiştir. Bu maksatla Türkiye genelinde farklı bölgelerde Kalkınma Ajansları kurulmuştur. Kurulan bu ajanslardan birisi de Antalya-Isparta ve Burdur illerini kapsayan Batı Akdeniz Kalkınma Ajansıdır. Ajans hizmet verdiği illerin yatırım potansiyellerini ortaya çıkarmak ve yatırımcıların dikkatini çekmek için tanıtım filmleri hazırlayarak web sayfasında yayınlamaktadır. Bu araştırmanın konusu Batı Akdeniz Kalkınma Ajansı tarafından hazırlanan tanıtım filmleridir. Kurum web sayfasında yer alan üç il ile ilgili Türkçe 11 film içerik analizi yöntemiyle analiz edilmiştir. Filmler ile bölgenin öne çıkan kültürel ve turizm bakımından ekonomik değerlerinin ön planla tutulduğu saptanıştır.
Sosyal Medyada Propaganda: Rusya-Ukrayna Savaşı Örneği
Authors: DURMUŞ Abdullah
Published: March 2023

Propaganda ile kitle iletişim araçları arasında her zaman sıkı bir ilişki olmuştur. Propagandanın hedefi kitlenin tutum, inanç ya da davranışını etkilemek olduğu için, kitleye ulaşacak her türlü iletişim aracı da propagandayı yaymanın mecrası olarak görülmüştür. Sosyal medya ile birlikte propagandanın ölçeği, kapsamı, örgütlenişi ve hızında önemli değişiklikler olmuştur. Bu çalışmada Rusya ve Ukrayna'nın Türkiye Büyükelçiliklerinin Twitter hesapları ve paylaşımları incelenmiştir. 24 Şubat 2022'de Rusya'nın Ukrayna'yı işgali ile iki ülke arasında savaş başlamıştır. Savaşın tarafı ülkelerin Türkiye'deki Büyükelçiliklerinin savaşa dair sosyal medya kullanım pratikleri propaganda bağlamında karşılaştırmalı olarak incelenmiştir. İki analiz düzeyinde nicel ve nitel çözümlemenin uygulandığı çalışmanın ilk aşamasında iki Büyükelçiliğin Twitter hesaplarının kullanımına dair genel bilgiler aktarılmıştır. Sonraki aşamada hesaplar makro ve mikro düzeyde içerik analizine tabi tutularak yorumlanmıştır. Her iki temsilciliğin de propaganda yöntemlerini amaçlarına uygun olarak kullandığı, Ukrayna Büyükelçiliğinin sosyal medyayı daha aktif ve daha etkili kullandığı görülmüştür.
Stratigraphy, sedimentology, and paleontology of the Lower Eocene San Jose Formation in the central portion of the San Juan Basin, northwest New Mexico
Authors: Smith Larry N. , Lucas Spencer G.
Published: March 2023

The lower Eocene San Jose Formation in the central portion of the San Juan Basin of New Mexico consists of the Cuba Mesa, Regina, Llaves, and Tapicitos Members. Well-log data indicate that, from its 100 m thickness, the Cuba Mesa Member thins towards the center of the basin and pinches out to the northeast by latitude 36 deg. 40' N, longitude 107 deg. 19' W. The Regina Member crops out most extensively in the study area and decreases in sandstone-to-mudrock ratio to the north. The Llaves and Tapicitos Members occur only in the highest locales of the area, are thin due to erosion, and are not mappable as separate units.

Well-log data and 1275 m of measured sections in the Regina, Llaves, and Tapicitos Members indicate that strata in the study area are made up of approximately 35% medium- to coarse-grained sandstone and 65% fine-grained sandstone and mudrock. Sedimentology and sediment-dispersal patterns in the study area suggest deposition by generally south-flowing streams that had sources to the northwest, northeast, and east. Low-sinuosity, sand-bedded, braided(?) streams shifted laterally across approximately 1 km wide channel belts to produce sheet sandstones that are prominent throughout the formation. Levees separated channel environments from floodplain and local lacustrine areas. Avulsion relocated channels periodically to areas on the floodplain, resulting in the typically disconnected sheet sandstones within muddy overbank sediments of the Regina Member.

Fossil plants from lacustrine strata of the Regina Member at Santos Peak are the only flora described from the San Jose Formation. They indicate a humid, forested environment in the depositional basin. Fossil vertebrates from the Regina Member include the mammal taxa Phenacolemur praecox, Oxyaena forcipata, Ectoganus gliriformis, Esthonyx bisulcatus, Coryphodon molestus, Hyopsodus miticulus, Phenacodus primaevus, and Hyracotherium angustidens. These taxa support correlation with the Almagre local fauna of the Regina Member in the east-central San Juan Basin. They are thus indicative of a middle Wasatchian (Lysitean) age, about 53 Ma.
Geology and paleontology of the Santa Fe Group, southwestern Albuquerque Basin, Valencia County, New Mexico
Authors: Lozinsky Richard P. , Tedford Richard H.
Published: March 2023

Santa Fe Group outcrops in the southwestern Albuquerque Basin occur in the Gabaldon badlands and Bobo Butte areas. Two oil test wells located near the Gabaldon badlands, the Humble Santa Fe Pacific #1 and Shell Santa Fe Pacific #2, penetrate the Santa Fe Group and pre-Santa Fe Tertiary deposits and bottom in Mesozoic bedrock.

In the Gabaldon badlands, the thickness of the exposed Santa Fe Group is at least 1,138 m (3,732 ft) and may be as much as 1,800 m (6,000 ft). In the Humble Santa Fe Pacific #1 and Shell Santa Fe Pacific #2 wells, the Santa Fe thickness is 1,494 and 1,460 m (4,902 and 4,790 ft), respectively. The thickness of the exposed Santa Fe section at Bobo Butte is 246 m (807 ft). In the oil test wells, up to 1,097 m (3,600 ft) of pre-Santa Fe Group Tertiary deposits, which are correlative with possible Baca Formation and an unnamed post-Baca/pre-Santa Fe unit, underlie the Santa Fe Group. These pre--Santa Fe deposits indicate the presence of a depositional basin that predates the Albuquerque Basin.

The Santa Fe Group exposed in the Gabaldon badlands area is divided into four units that correlate with the Popotosa Formation (units 1-3) and the Sierra Ladrones Formation. Units 1-3 of the Popotosa Formation were deposited in a closed-basin, distal-fan/basin-floor environment at a calculated sedimentation rate of 204 m/m.y. (669 ft/m.y.). The Sierra Ladrones Formation was deposited by a large, throughflowing, fluvial system and local alluvial-fan distributaries on adjacent piedmont slopes. Santa Fe Group deposits in the Bobo Butte area correlate with parts of the Popotosa Formation and were deposited in a proximal fan area. The caprock unit on Bobo Butte is probably correlative with at least part of the Sierra Ladrones Formation.

Analysis of outcrop and thin-section data indicates that the Popotosa Formation in the southwestern Albuquerque Basin was derived from the Lucero uplift. At the time units 1-3 were deposited, the Lucero uplift was covered by at least one Tertiary ash-flow-tuff sheet and Upper Cretaceous strata. These rocks have since been eroded from the Lucero uplift and deposited in the southwestern Albuquerque Basin. The fluvial facies of the Sierra Ladrones Formation was at least partly derived from more distant source areas to the west and northwest. Outcrop data show that the caprock unit on Bobo Butte was derived from the Lucero uplift.

Vertebrate fossils recovered from the Gabaldon badlands include Epicyon sp. cf. E. haydeni validus, Dipoides sp. cf. D. vallicula, Michenia sp. cf. M. yavapaiensis, and Plioceros sp. Fossils from units 2 and 3 indicate an early Hemphillian age (7-9 Ma), and the upper part of unit 1 is perhaps slightly older (latest Clarendonian).
Geology of Pennsylvanian and Wolfcampian rocks in southeast New Mexico
Authors: Meyer Richard F.
Published: March 2023

The area of this study includes about 38,700 sq mi in southeast New Mexico that lie within the Great Plains physiographic province on the east and the Basin and Range province on the west. Pennsylvanian and Wolfcampian rocks are discontinuously exposed in the mountain ranges on the west and in boreholes elsewhere.

Major positive elements of the area during Pennsylvanian and Wolfcampian time included the Pedernal uplift, which extended in a north-south direction through the center of the area, and the Central Basin platform, the northwest corner of which lay in the southeast part of the area. Minor positive features included the domical Roosevelt uplift in the northeast, the Oscura and Joyita uplifts in the northwest, and the Diablo platform in the southwest. Major negative elements were the Permian Basin on the east and the Orogrande Basin on the west. Subprovinces of the Permian Basin were the Northwest shelf and the Delaware Basin, which included the Salt Flat embayment. Subprovinces of the Orogrande Basin were the Robledo and Sacramento shelves. The Orogrande Basin merged northward with the extreme south end of the Estancia Basin, and in like manner the Permian Basin joined the Tucumcari Basin.

Pennsylvanian and Wolfcampian rocks are subdivided into stages based upon biostratigraphic zones defined by occurrences of fusulinids. It is possible to trace the zones over the entire area, thus effecting correlation of subsurface occurrences with outcroppings of rocks of the same age. The Pennsylvanian System here includes, in ascending order, the Morrowan Stage of the Lower Pennsylvanian Series, the Derryan and Desmoinesian Stages of the Middle Pennsylvanian Series, and the Missourian and Virgilian Stages of the Upper Pennsylvanian Series. Permian rocks described are those of the Wolfcampian Stage, (Lower Permian series).

Prior to Pennsylvanian time, the area was the site of a shelf across which were deposited Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, and Mississippian sediments in seas entering the area from the south. Post-Chesteran uplift on the north resulted in southward tilting, and erosion, of pre-Pennsylvanian rocks. Pennsylvanian strata were deposited across Mississippian rocks to the south and on progressively older rocks northward, where Precambrian is exposed. In pre-Morrowan time, the Pedernal uplift was formed, which divided the area into two parts throughout the balance of the Pennsylvanian.

Morrowan rocks are the most areally restricted of the various stages and contain the largest proportion of coarse clastic material. They attain thicknesses of 1,250 ft in the Permian Basin and 750 ft in the Orogrande Basin. Topographic relief over the Pedernal uplift was probably at a maximum during this time, most pre-Pennsylvanian sediments being eroded from it. Erosion of the granite core provided quartzose sandstone to the basins.