bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Use of DC Motor Control in Development of Pipe Welding Technology by Using the GMAW Process for Variation of Welding Nozzle Movement
Authors: Toruan Henry Hasian Lumban , Ginting Berta Br. , Simanjuntak Melvin Emil , Pakpahan Binsar Maruli Tua , Sitorus M.B.H. , Hutajulu Elferida , Junaidi
Published: January 2024

Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) welding technology is a welding method that is widely used in industry. A problem that often occurs is that it is difficult for a welder to control the speed of movement of the welding nozzle, which can affect the quality of the welding results. With welding tools that can control the movement of the welding nozzle, this problem can be overcome and increase the efficiency and productivity of the welding manufacturing process. The method for testing the quality of welding results is analyzed visually using the visual test and penetrant test methods. The use of GMAW welding tools for pipe butt joints using DC motor control to vary the movement of the welding nozzle is effective, making it easier for the welder and good welding results. Good welding results were obtained for setting the welding nozzle movement time in 1.4 seconds and 1 second for one left and right the movement cycle on a pipe joint rotating at a constant speed of 24 rpm. Setting the time for the welding nozzle movement in 0.6 seconds for one cycle of left and right movement produces poor welding in pipe joints that rotate at the same speed.
Análise das teorias contábeis abordadas nas pesquisas em programas de pós-graduação stricto sensu do centro oeste do Brasil
Authors: Alberti Stéphani Juvenil , De Melo Sonia Aparecida Beato Ximenes , Servilha Graziele Oliveira Aragão , De Melo André Ximenes , Giansante Antônio Cézare de Araujo , Sguarezi Sandro Benedito
Published: January 2024

À medida que as organizações se tornam cada vez mais complexas e interligadas num cenário globalizado, as teorias contábeis também avançam para responder às crescentes exigências e desafios enfrentados pelos profissionais desta área. O estudo visou examinar como estudantes de programas de pós-graduação em Ciências Contábeis na região Centro-Oeste do Brasil integram teorias contábeis em suas pesquisas. Os dados foram coletados de dissertações em Ciências Sociais Aplicadas e Ciências Contábeis da região Centro-Oeste do Brasil no período de 2015 a 2022. Foram identificadas 93 dissertações após exclusão de 19 estudos por não estarem disponíveis. A análise de conteúdo envolveu a organização, exploração e interpretação dos dados. Os resultados foram apresentados em tabelas e figuras, sendo gerada uma nuvem de palavras para auxiliar na interpretação. Os resultados revelaram 3 Instituições de Ensino Superior. A UFG liderou com 41% das dissertações, seguida pela UFMS com 39% e pela UNB com 20%. O estudo identificou 3 áreas de concentração e 5 linhas de pesquisa. Quanto às teorias mais discutidas, incluem a Teoria da Agência, a Teoria Institucional, a Teoria da Contingência, a Teoria da Pecking Order e a Teoria da Divulgação. A pesquisa mostra que os pesquisadores utilizam uma variedade de teorias para apoiar suas dissertações. As teorias contábeis têm sido amplamente aplicadas em áreas como contabilidade corporativa, financeira, controladoria e gerencial. O tema Finanças e Controle de Gestão foi o mais frequente nas dissertações. Isso demonstra a riqueza e a flexibilidade da contabilidade como campo de estudo, capaz de se beneficiar de diferentes abordagens teóricas para analisar questões complexas.
Performansi Algoritma C4.5 untuk Prediksi Kelulusan Mahasiswa
Authors: Dyah Ardyani Rizqi Azizah Adha  , Aulia Noveesa Allanda  , Diah Ayu Fatmasari  , Siska Narulita
Published: January 2024

Lulus tepat waktu adalah salah satu ciri keberhasilan mahasiswa dalam meraih gelar sarjana. Namun pada kenyataannya, mahasiswa tidak selalu menyelesaikan dalam waktu empat tahun. Lulusan merupakan gelar status yang dicapai mahasiswa setelah proses pendidikan sesuai dengan persyaratan kelulusan yang diberikan oleh program studi. Kelulusan tepat waktu termasuk dalam komponen pengukuran mutu lembaga pendidikan tinggi. Karena merupakan kriteria dalam proses akreditasi program studi dan institusi oleh Badan Akreditasi Perguruan Tinggi (BAN PT). Perguruan tinggi sebaiknya memiliki serta menerapkan prosedur untuk mengelola dan mengevaluasi standar kelulusan mahasiswa yang mempresentasikan kinerja perguruan tinggi dalam peningkatan mutu. Oleh karena itu, perlu dilakukan untuk mengelola kelulusan mahasiswa, yaitu tercapainya masa studi mahasiswa sesuai dengan lama studi yang telah terjadwal. Pada penelitian ini, algoritma data mining yang digunakan adalah C4.5 untuk memprediksi kelulusan mahasiswa. Algoritma ini termasuk dalam klasifikasi dengan kategori numerik. Pada penelitian ini algoritma C4.5 memprediksi kelulusan dengan nilai accuracy 85,96%.
Analisis Faktor-Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Kinerja Karyawan Pada PT. Aplikanusa Lintasarta Medan
Authors: Widyatul Hidayah  , Arnida Wahyuni Lubis
Published: January 2024

In the current era of globalization, many companies provide services, especially in the field of information and communication technology, one of which is PT. Applications Lintasarta. This company is a subsidiary of Indosat Ooredo Hutchison (IOH) which operates in the field of providing data communications networks, internet and IT services. This research aims to analyze the factors that influence employee performance at PT. Aplikanusa Lintasarta Medan. This research is a qualitative descriptive research, the subjects of this research are employees of PT. Aplikanusa Lintasarta Medan. Data collection was carried out using observation and interview techniques. The results of this research are that compensation, career path and employee image are influenced by employee performance. In procurement, performance indicators are close to the theory, namely quality, quantity, time, cost reduction and supervision. As well as bias conditions, the halo effect and the influence of the last impression still occur when evaluating employee performance. Suggestions that can be used to improve the quality of employee performance at PT Aplikanusa Lintasarta Medan are to create assessment indicators using numbers so that bias conditions, halo effects and the influence of last impressions do not occur in the assessment.
Kepastian Hukum dalam Penetapan Kriteria Money Politik menjelang Kampanye Pemilu 2024
Authors: Khairiah Umi , Sipahutar Ervina Sari , Tanjung Irwansyah
Published: January 2024

The implementation of elections or regional elections is very vulnerable to corruption. Money politics is the origin of political corruption. Money politics is a serious problem in elections and elections in Indonesia, starting from the election of village heads, regional heads, legislative members, and the Regional Representative Council (DPD) to the President and Vice President, it is vulnerable to the practice of buying and selling votes. One recent example of allegations of money politics was the discovery of a case of giving away milk during the CFD on December 3 2023 by Vice President Gibran which according to Bawaslu was not an election violation and the case of distributing envelopes bearing the PDIP logo at a mosque in Sumenep amounting to IDR 300 thousand. Again, Bawaslu stated that it could not investigate the case in terms of violations of money politics provisions. This is because the Election Law only regulates the prohibition of money politics during the campaign period. Therefore, there needs to be a clear determination in determining the criteria for money politics. The type of research used is normative juridical with a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. There is a gap for the practice of money politics to occur in the upcoming 2024 elections due to the weakness of the regulations governing money politics. This weakness is not only in terms of material, such as if there are subjects of criminal acts who are not organizers, participants, and campaign teams who practice money politics during the campaign and quiet periods, then these perpetrators cannot be punished under the Election Law. Only election organizers, participants, and campaign teams are prohibited from engaging in money politics. Transactions giving money are sometimes not carried out by candidates directly but through intermediaries with the success team or parties who have an interest in the candidate. Legal uncertainty was also seen during the campaign period which only lasted 75 days. So if forms of money politics are carried out by candidates and their teams outside the campaign period, they are not included in the category of money politics
Kepastian hukum terhadap pemenang lelang dalam lelang agunan bank (Studi Kasus pada Putusan Nomor 193/PDT.G/2019/PN.PTK)
Authors: Sinaga Nurhayati M , Sutiarnoto Sutiarnoto , Leviza Jelly , Affila Affila
Published: January 2024

Using common violations, the Law on Liability gives the creditor the privilege of executing the object in his power. Furthermore, repayment of receivables is taken from the proceeds of the auction with priority rights from other creditors. Through Pirate Execution based on the executory title stated in the Certificate of Dependent Rights Following the provisions of Article 11 paragraph (2) letter KUUHT, APHT stipulates the emptying of the object of the dependent right at the time of execution of the dependent right, so that the debtor is obliged to follow the auction decision and has no reason to refuse the emptying. In the Universal People's Credit Bank, there was a conflict because the debtor did not pay the receivables following the previous agreement. As a result, the creditor, the Universal People's Credit Bank in Pontianak, executed the guarantee through a public auction. However, the debtor made legal efforts to oppose (verzet), and the debtor filed an objection in case No.193/Pdt.G/2019/PN. Ptk.The winner of the auction cannot reverse the name or control the auction results. This study used a normative jurisprudence law approach. This method deals with problems by studying the provisions of applicable laws and regulations. The focus of this study is descriptive analysis. Therefore, the decision of civil case No. 193/Pdt.G/2019/PN.Ptk, Deed of Auction Minutes No. 492/53/2020, Law No. 10 of 1998, Law on Dependent Rights No. 4 of 1996, Basic Agrarian Law No. 5 of 1960, and Minister of Finance Regulation No. 213/PMK.06/2020 concerning Technical Guidelines for Auction Implementation are the subjects of this study. The research reveals the efforts of the block applicant and the Land Office to file an Unlawful Action lawsuit with the Court to remove the block as legal protection for the auction winner. The winner of the auction can also ask the District Court to stop the auction object. In decision number 193/Pdt.G/2019/PN.Ptk, the Panel of Judges stated that the object of the dependent rights used by the Plaintiff as collateral has the same executory power as a court decision that has permanent legal force. Under the executory title, an execution auction can be conducted directly, and the debtor must leave or vacate the property of the lien. Because it has violated the civil rights of others, the plaintiff's actions are included in the category of unlawful actions. To avoid juridical obstacles, the government should be able to amend and add clauses in the UUHT by giving authority or directly appointing bailiffs and police officers to execute collateral emptying as evidenced by the deed of auction minutes to ensure legal certainty in the process of execution of dependent rights. Thus, KPKNL and the Bank can synergize with these rules by carrying out auction execution procedures
Nanocompuestos bio-basados de polimirceno/nanocristales de celulosa obtenidos por polimerización “in situ”
Authors: Magaña Ilse , Enríquez Medrano Francisco Javier , Cabrera Cristal , Córdova Teresa , Díaz Elizondo Alejandro , Mendoza Ricardo , Saade Hened , Olivares Romero José Luis , Díaz de León Ramón
Published: January 2024

Se reporta la preparación de nanocompuestos elastoméricos 100 % bio-basados a partir de la polimerización de β-mirceno usando como carga nanocristales de celulosa, mediante un proceso “in situ”, es decir, llevar a cabo la polimerización en presencia de las nanocargas. La polimerización fue vía coordinación en solución usando un sistema catalítico base neodimio, NdV3/DIBAH/ Me2SiCl2 en relación molar 1/20/1 y variando la concentración de nanocristales de celulosa de 0.5, 1.5, 3 y 5 % en peso, los cuales fueron probados con y sin modificación superficial por plasma utilizando β-mirceno como modificante. Dicha modificación se demostró caracterizando los materiales mediante FTIR, XRD y TGA. Los nanocompuestos elastoméricos obtenidos se caracterizaron mediante GPC para la obtención de los pesos moleculares, así como por NMR para calcular el porcentaje de estructuras 1,4 (cis + trans) vs 3,4. A medida que se incrementó el porcentaje de la carga en las polimerizaciones se produjeron matrices poliméricas con mayores pesos moleculares y amplias distribuciones, pero el alto contenido de la microestructura cis-1,4 no se vio comprometido. La temperatura de transición vítrea tampoco fue significativamente modificada por las nanocargas, pero sí se observó un incremento en los módulos G’ y G’’ por la presencia de éstas.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54167/tch.v17i4.1337
On The Increasing The Attitude Estimation Accuracy of a 1U Cube-Sat on Low Orbit Depending on Extended Kalman Filter Algorithm
Authors:   University of Debrecen, Department of Mathematical and Computational Science, Debrecen, Hungary, Barry Warshnine
Published: January 2024

This research studies, analyzes, and develops the extended Kalman filter algorithm to increase its accuracy in estimating the attitude of a CUBESAT with a size of 1U and dimensions of 10 * 10 * 10 cm^3 at a low altitude of 600 km and a weight of 1.33 kg. This research also shows the components of the control system for the stability of the cubic satellite and its mechanism of action, Simulations were made for the control and attitude estimation systems using the MATLABR2020a environment. The nature of the orbit within which the cubic satellite moves is circular. This research demonstrated the effectiveness of the developed EDEKF attitude estimation algorithm in increasing the position accuracy of the CUBESAT by 2.79 times over the EKF filter, with an improvement rate of 64.1%. It also contributed to increasing the stability of the CUBESAT on orbit by 1.73 times, with an average error of 0.01%. The EDEKF algorithm was also able to reduce the settling time of the CUBESAT in orbit to a value of 531.65 minutes, which is approximately 1.52 times that of the EKF filter.
The Impact of Teacher-student Relationships on Students' Mental Health
Authors: Li Yanning
Published: January 2024

This paper explores the significant impact of teacher-student relationships on students' mental health, emphasizing the need for proactive measures in educational institutions. The intricate dynamics of these relationships influence students' self-concept, academic performance, and emotional well-being. Various challenges faced by students' mental health, including stress, depression, perfectionism, and the influence of social media, are discussed. The paper categorizes teacher-student relationships into oppositional, dependent, laissez-faire, and democratic patterns, highlighting the importance of fostering democratic relationships characterized by mutual respect and collaboration. Positive teacher-student relationships enhance students' self-concept, academic adaptability, and emotional engagement, while negative relationships can lead to emotional distress. The paper suggests fostering open communication, training teachers in empathic communication and emotional intelligence, and integrating Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) programs. It emphasizes creating a sense of belonging in the classroom and investing in accessible mental health resources. These strategies aim to create an environment where teacher-student relationships contribute to student's holistic development and well-being.
Study on the Influence of the Anti-addiction System on Adolescent Media Use Habits
Authors: Cai Xueying
Published: January 2024

In this era, the number of teenagers still accounts for a large part of the population, and the development of the country is inseparable from the development and future of adolescents. The research topic is a study on the influence of the anti-addiction system on adolescent media use habits. The thesis will revolve around three questions, namely: 1. Why are teenagers so obsessed with the web? 2. Does the adolescent have the ability to judge whether the media is good or bad? 3. The effect of the anti-addiction system on adolescent media use behavior; The author will analyze the reasons behind the investigation and the corresponding countermeasures based on existing literature. The general conclusion is that the use of electronic devices has a great impact on most adolescents without self-control, and the anti-addiction system ensures the uniformity of the use time of adolescents to reduce the degree of obsession with electronic devices and better helps minors return to normal life and enter life, but there is no lack of using parental identity for authentication and continuing to be addicted to video games, which does not allow students to end the status quo of "delaying their studies because of games."
The Investigation on the Public Awareness and Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder
Authors: Li Xiang , Ma Haojia
Published: January 2024

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental disorder that is often accompanied by symptoms of dysfunction, which is common among young people. This study started with a survey to collect the public awareness of BPD. After survey, the authors found that the public awareness was not sufficient enough. Therefore, the study decided to carry out a review of treatment methods for BPD. The authors conducted a interview with a therapist who had a cas about BPD to dicuss the procedure and effective of psychotherapies. After reviewing previous studies and interview, the main finding of the review is that DBT (Dialectical Behvaioral Therapy) and MBT (Mentalisation-Based Therapy) were found to have the best efficacy as they both focus on control of emotions and behaviors, while medical treatment may have led to worse outcomes. Therefore, this study contributes to helping therapists select appropriate treatments and remind relevant institutions to pay attention to BPD. Moreover, it tends to give the therapist certain selection guidance and list some methods to increase the popularity of BPD in public.
Analysis of Psychopathological Communities Underlying Crime Rates and Mental Disorders
Authors: Zhou Xin
Published: January 2024

This study employs literature review and conceptual analysis as its research methods, extensively examining the literature on crime rates, mental illnesses, and pathological psychosocial communities to delve into their intricate relationships. By applying the method of conceptual analysis, the study looks at how criminal behavior and mental health are related, taking into account the influence of social and environmental factors. This study's key concerns are crime rates and mental diseases, which have consistently garnered attention within the domain of public safety. There has been an increase in recent years in societal enthusiasm for the connection between these two factors and their potential to foster the formation of pathological psychosocial communities. This trend not only motivates this study but also emphasizes the urgency of delving deeper into this complex subject. By employing literature review and conceptual analysis, this research lays a comprehensive foundation for exploring the relationships between crime rates, mental illnesses, and pathological psychosocial communities, thus enhancing our understanding of this critical issue. This article aims to delve into the intricate relationship between crime rates and psychological disorders, with a focus on the mechanisms leading to the formation of pathological psychological communities. It reveals that psychological disorders may increase the risk of involvement in criminal activities, while criminal behavior can exacerbate mental health issues.
Urban Landscape Design Based on the Concept of "Harmony Between Heaven and Man"
Authors: Peng Zounian , Di Mengce , Zhang Dan , Zhang Qian , Liu Yi
Published: January 2024

"Harmony between Heaven and Man" not only embodies the essence of ancient Chinese thought but is also a core theory in the field of aesthetics. It emphasizes the close connection between humans and nature and advocates seeking a balance of harmony between heaven, man, and nature. This concept has significant implications for contemporary urban landscape planning. Faced with the challenges of "uniformity in a thousand cities" and "standardized development" in urban construction, it is crucial to incorporate this philosophical thinking into the design process. Design solutions and methods should be considered from multiple dimensions, such as urban ecological balance, harmonizing human life needs with the environment, regionalism and cultural heritage, as well as respect and protection of the ecological environment. Whether in overall planning or specific implementation, the profound meaning of "Harmony between Heaven and Man" should be explored to better showcase the harmony between humans and nature in urban landscapes and promote the city's health and sustainable development.
Research on the Educational Value of Animation in Contemporary China and Its Innovative Development
Authors: Song Ying
Published: January 2024

The Marxist philosophy of dialectical materialism holds that the world is an organic whole with universal connections, and everything is interconnected with its surroundings. Therefore, problems should be viewed from the perspective of interconnectedness. This principle also applies to the study of humanities, where different disciplines interact and should not be confined to one specific field. This paper is grounded in the Marxist philosophy of interconnectedness and employs interdisciplinary research methods, drawing from disciplines such as psychology, philosophy, and linguistics, to analyze and discuss the educational value of animation, exploring how animation positively influences the mind and body of individuals. Considering the characteristics of contemporary society, the paper examines the path to realizing the educational value of animation through an analysis of outstanding domestic animation works from the perspectives of cultural content, artistic aesthetics, digital technology, and more. This research aims to better utilize the educational potential of animation, fostering well-rounded socialist builders and successors who excel in morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor. Furthermore, it promotes the preservation and innovation of Chinese animation culture, encouraging it to stay true to its roots, absorb external influences, face the future, and contribute to the inheritance and innovation of our culture while facilitating the global expansion of outstanding Chinese culture.
Stress, Dopamine and the Development of Schizophrenia
Authors: Zhang Qifan
Published: January 2024

Dopaminergic dysregulation and dysfunction have long been seen as the key factors of the onset of psychosis. The dopamine hypothesis postulates hyperactivity of subcortical dopamine release and hypoactivity of cortical dopamine transmission in schizophrenia, indicating the relationship between irregular dopamine activity and the development of positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia. Meanwhile, psychological stressors affect the brain in multiple ways, including changing the structure of neurons and causing malfunction of the dopamine system. These changes are also critical in causing psychotic experiences. Despite there are abundant studies and findings investigating either the relationship between dopamine and schizophrenia, or the relationship between schizophrenia and stress, few of them have put these three concepts together in discussion. This paper aims at investigating how abnormal dopamine functions, stress and schizophrenia are related to each other, which helps generate a deeper and clearer understanding of the disease from a broader view. The relationship between inappropriate dopamine release and the pathophysiology of schizophrenia is discussed, particularly talks about the dopamine transmission in striatal and cortical regions of the brain, it proceeds into an investigation of the association between stress and schizophrenia from both physiological and sociological scopes, and then summarizes the current ways of treating schizophrenia provided along with the future prospect in developing treatments for this disorder.
The Effect of Visual Stimuli on L2 Acquisition
Authors: Mo Zhiqing
Published: January 2024

This paper introduces the impact of visual stimuli on the acquisition of a Second Language (L2) or foreign language learning (FLL). Based on the importance of the role of vision in research, the findings can be classified according to three categories:(1) the comparison of multimodal audiovisual integration with conventional single-input integration; (2) the beneficial impact of visual elements on emotional stimulation; and (3) the rational synergy between the human visual system and language learning. Looking into recent studies, it is clear that people are increasingly turning to visual interactions rather than only conventional resources. Prior studies have largely concentrated on visual aids used in classroom instruction as a comprehensive tool, as opposed to a set of stimuli that are received and released. As a result, there was little discussion and attention paid to internal linkages. In line with visual contact, there has been a steady and robust advancement in social networks, encompassing well-known sites like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, increasing the frequency and diversity of interactive, multi-way communication. Older and newer types of picture resources are distinguished based on how interactive they are. The success of language acquisition will be influenced by the degree of involvement. The discussion will mainly focus on emotional interaction and response mechanisms, including input, output, and attention. Three representative key literature will be selected from the classification module for in-depth study and their importance will be analyzed, aiming to describe the impact of visual stimuli on L2 acquisition from different perspectives. This balances the value of visual impacts with the potential drawbacks, allowing for new study ideas and development approaches in the field of L2 acquisition as well as the quest for more cutting-edge and successful learning techniques in the future. The results also show that visual stimuli have an important impact on L2 acquisition or foreign language learning in different dimensions in terms of interactive characteristics, whether from the perspective of cognitive-linguistic, sociolinguistic, or psycholinguistic.
Relation Between Locus of Control, Personality Traits and Academic Achievement
Authors: Wang Yanfeng
Published: January 2024

As the development of the psychology, people conceive the thought to know themselves in depth and curious the relation and consequence of each personality trait will have and how external factors will affect them. Hence after the idea of locus of control was developed, study over locus of control and other characteristics is endless. This article aims to find the relation between locus of control and personal traits when adding the consideration of academic achievement. The author uses data from a study of a group of elder African American female that has age of 65 and older in U.S. collected in between 1999 and 2000. This article focus on the internal control, also known as agency, represent locus of control and personality traits will be represented by self-esteem and self-efficacy. The academic achievement will be reflected by educated time. The method of this article is using STATA regression analysis to see the correlation between each variable. In conclusion, in general the correlation between self-esteem or self-efficacy and internal control become more and more stronger as the education increase, i.e., for high education group, the higher self-esteem or self-efficacy one has, the more internal control one has. This logic is bidirectional. For additional summary in responding the actual influence to self-esteem or self-efficacy and further extended to locus of control brought by education variable, increasing the education level or academic achievement will improve the mental health and efficiency on working or studying to some extent.
Analysis of the Causes of the Chinese High School Education Burden
Authors: Mao Yuxuan
Published: January 2024

In recent years, the education sector has grappled with a pressing issue the phenomenon of "involution". This trend has gained momentum due to the relentless rise in academic pressures faced by students. Scholars and researchers have increasingly turned their attention to unraveling the root causes of educational stress and the intensification of competition within the system. Notably, there has been a remarkable surge in publications addressing educational alleviation, paralleled by a growing body of empirical research in this area. This article delves into the multifaceted challenges associated with educational alleviation, adopting a perspective rooted in basic economic principles, such as the signaling theory and the prisoner's dilemma. It contends that the Chinese education sector confronts a complex array of obstacles. One primary challenge is the scarcity of educational resources, which strains the system's capacity to cater to the diverse needs of its student population. Additionally, a societal bias in evaluating the worth of individuals based solely on academic achievements exacerbates the problem. In conclusion, this article highlights the intricate dynamics at play within the Chinese education industry, shedding light on the intricate interplay of factors that contribute to the persistent issue of involution. It underscores the need for a holistic approach and systemic reforms to mitigate these challenges and promote a more balanced and equitable educational landscape.
The Negative Effects of Patriarchy on Offspring: A Chinese Family Focused Study
Authors: Miao Guyu
Published: January 2024

The longstanding inclination towards favouring boys over girls in Asia is firmly ingrained. Nevertheless, the underlying factor that contributes to this circumstance is patriarchy. Patriarchy refers to a societal framework in which males occupy the highest positions within the hierarchical system. The formation of the structure is not organic. During the Palaeolithic era, individuals have equal rights, and women were esteemed for their reproductive capabilities. The advancement of human society and the growth of people contribute to an increase in productivity. Traditionally, men tend to assume more demanding roles within the workforce due to the perception of their greater physical strength. Subsequently, a patriarchal social structure was progressively developed. Currently, the concept of patriarchy denotes the subjugation of women's societal standing, encompassing aspects such as reproductive capacity, authority in decision-making, and various other entitlements. In recent years, a significant body of study has been conducted on the adverse effects experienced by females and children. In recent times, scholarly investigations have increasingly focused on the impact of patriarchal norms on male individuals, specifically examining how societal stereotypes regarding male behaviour can impose significant pressure and distress. In the context of societal perceptions of gender equality, it is commonly believed that both males and females can experience adverse consequences. This article examines the adverse consequences experienced by female offspring within families adhering to traditional beliefs, and explores the ethical quandaries that occur as a result of these circumstances. The purpose of this study is to examine the potential methods via which children might establish good communication with their parents and challenge conventional notions.
Functional Evolution: The Transformation of Educational Identity in New Era Museology
Authors: Wang Jingyi
Published: January 2024

A substantial amount of instructional work is done for museum visitors by modern museums. If a museum also serves as a representative of the culture of its community, the situation could become more problematic. An excellent illustration of this would be the Guizhou Provincial Museum, which was opened to the public for the very first time in the Guanshanhu District of Guiyang City in the year 2014. This paper investigates, from a more pragmatic approach, how the museum, in its responsibility as a venue to disseminate culture, engages with the general public and takes on the function and responsibilities of a social classroom in the modern day. The study focuses on how the museum engages with the general public in order to fulfil its obligation as a venue to disseminate culture. In particular, this subject is investigated from the viewpoint of the museum as an institution that serves as a venue for the dissemination of culture.
Intellectual Property Challenges in AI-Generated Art
Authors: Zhang Xintang
Published: January 2024

This research undertakes a comprehensive exploration of reproductive rights and abortion within the broader context of gender politics, with a keen emphasis on the influence of radical feminism. Reproductive rights, extending beyond mere health and medical concerns, intersect with societal, ethical, religious, and political dimensions. Through this lens, the study investigates global reproductive policies and the international legal stance on abortion. The ascendancy of radical feminism and its critiques against historically entrenched patriarchal structures form a core component of this discourse. The article further delves into the legal histories and controversies surrounding both reproductive and abortion rights, probing into their evolving legal frameworks, international regulations, and the multifaceted debates linked to their acceptability. Through the interplay of these elements, the research ultimately converges on the broader implications these topics have on global human rights, womens socio-economic standings, and the fluid realm of gender dynamics. The overarching goal is to shed light on these intricate relationships, contributing to a more equitable and inclusive understanding of evolving gender politics.
Analysis of Multimedia Touch Screen Visual Needs of Pre-School Children in the Digital Era
Authors: Yang Xiaoqing , Yong Jonathan Chung Ee , Zhang Zhiming , Li Bo , Shi Wei
Published: January 2024

In the advent of the intelligent digital era, numerous industrial products' operations and functionalities have been replaced by digital multimedia touch screens. This shift signifies the gradual integration of digital intelligence visualization into people's lives, work, and learning. Intelligent touch screen devices have replaced mechanically complex office, learning, and entertainment equipment, entering people's lives. This study initially collected relevant domestic and international equipment and research situations, finding that China holds the highest proportion in this category of products and research direction, with considerable accumulated experience. Considering this phenomenon and existing related research, this study focused on pre-school children as the research subjects, investigating the tactile visual and reminder aspects of children's digitized multimedia intelligent touch screen devices. The study revealed that the ownership and usage of such products are significantly influenced by the children's age and their family-related circumstances. Although the elements during usage show minimal differences, combining relevant data highlights pre-school children's visual and interactive requirements during usage. This research conducted surveys and analysis on 102 pre-school children's parents in relatively developed and open areas in China, regarding pre-school children's multimedia touch screen needs and usage, analyzing and discussing related factors, relationships, and patterns of these needs. It has collected and organized preliminary data accurately and in-depth, laying a solid foundation for subsequent related research.
A Study on the Refusal Behavior of Defending Rights in High School Students' Daily Social Activities and Its Impact
Authors: Hu Anping , Wang Haochen
Published: January 2024

At the senior secondary school level, young people's growing maturity should also lead to an increased awareness of their own rights and interests. However, in reality, many high school students exhibit an inadequate understanding of their rights and are slow to assert themselves when their interests are violated. To thoroughly investigate this phenomenon, this study distributed paper questionnaires among randomly selected participants and conducted a detailed data analysis. After reviewing relevant literature and analysing questionnaire data, the authors concluded that high school students are not accustomed to asserting their rights through refusal. The lack of awareness is attributed to two primary factors: firstly, the impact of students' family education on their willingness to exercise refusal rights, and secondly, the challenge posed by the influence of social circles and moral persuasion. Furthermore, the majority of high school pupils voiced apprehension regarding the possible aftermaths of declining. The data collected by the authors showed that 80% of the students who engaged in refusal behaviours used mild or indirect strategies.
Mental Health Interventions for Migrant Children in China: A Framework Informed by Ecological Systems Theory
Authors: Chen Yanling
Published: January 2024

As the rural-to-urban migration continues, millions of children accompany their families into urban environments, where they face complex challenges adapting to urban life, resulting in mental health issues. This paper delves into the current academic conversations to dissect the mental health challenges faced by migrant children due to their struggles with social adaptation to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the developmental barriers experienced by migrant children in China. Drawing on Bronfenbrenners ecological systems theory, this paper also advocates for a multilevel intervention framework across four domains: family, school, community, and society. Implementing this comprehensive framework offers migrant children improved adaptation to urban life and a reduced risk of mental health issues. While practical challenges exist, increased attention from social workers, educators, and policymakers, as well as supportive legislation, can enhance the well-being and adaptation of migrant children in Chinas evolving society.
The Impact of Parental Divorce on Children's Mental Health
Authors: Bian Yawen , Ji Chenghan
Published: January 2024

The rising divorce rate has become the norm in modern society. This trend leads to many children of divorced families having certain psychological problems. This review aims to understand the causes and effects of these problems. These problems are likele to have an impact on teenagers in the long term. The psychological effects of the parents' marital status on the children tend to have a certain negative impact on the children's future. Parents' divorce can lead to certain negative psychological problems in children, but this effect may be not as serious as the media states. Some researchers have suggested that the treatment of parent-child relationship is appropriate to mitigate the negative effects of divorce on adolescents. To a certain extent, it helps the child develop resillience and other positive traits as well. At the same time, many research encourage society to be kind to the children of divorced families and accept the diversity of families.
A Study of Coping with Intercultural Interaction Obstacles Between Global and Local Students in International Schools
Authors: Yifan Chen
Published: January 2024

Intercultural communication has become a vital element in the world today due to globalization. Students are increasingly seeking education in foreign institutions and regions with different cultures. This is a qualitative secondary research with the aim of identifying steps that schools can undertake to cultivate positive intercultural communication between global and local students. Thirty-one peer-reviewed articles were selected after purposive sampling from many sources using desk research using online sources, Google Scholar, the Journal of Communication, and the Journal of Applied Communication Research. The research aimed to answer the general question of: what steps can schools undertake to cultivate positive intercultural communication between global and local students. Therefore, data were collected, and content analysis was conducted to acquire results that were interpreted using the grounded theory. Data analysis was conducted by putting the data into groups based on the questions asked. This ensured that the findings generated were significant and sufficient to make viable and reliable conclusions. The results will be significant in guiding schools and individuals on ways to ensure effective intercultural interactions. These results will ultimately improve the experience for both local and global students. The findings indicated that stereotypes and anxiety are the major obstacles hindering intercultural communication between global and local students. However, learning how to initiate interactions, recognizing cultural differences, and giving more meaning to intercultural social interactions were identified as steps that schools can implement to enhance effective coping.
The Influence of the Internet on Children's Education
Authors: Liu Xinyu
Published: January 2024

Children's education has always been a hot topic in the education area. With the development of technology, the internet has become one of the most attractive education tools in children's education. This study aims to analyze the impact of Internet use on children's education and make some recommendations for improving the efficiency and safety of children's educational use of the Internet. Analysis of previous studies shows that using the internet can have positive effects, such as broadening horizons, facilitating the development of digital skills, and increasing learning efficiency at home. However, improper use of the Internet can trigger problems in children's education, such as Internet addiction and Internet-induced violence. Based on this, this paper makes some recommendations, including fostering communication awareness among children, families, and schools about how these children use the Internet, creating a global organization, and unifying Internet regulations around the world. The paper points out that there is still room for improvement in the use of the Internet as a tool for children's education, and that families and education systems should pay more attention to this area of education.
Analysis on the Influence and Approaches of Children's Self-Identity Construction
Authors: Xu Ying
Published: January 2024

Children's self-identity plays a very important role in children's character formation, the establishment of three views and life development. Therefore, it is crucial to focus on the factors that form children's self-identity. This paper analyzes the important role of self-identity in children's development and reveals the key factors affecting the construction of self-identity. This paper argues that factors such as social and cultural environment, parental concepts, cultural background, and social development will affect the formation of children's self-identity. Therefore, this paper suggests that in order to pay attention to the formation of children's self-identity, it is necessary to work together from multiple subjects and aspects. First of all, in a multicultural society, it is necessary to understand different cultures with an open and inclusive attitude, so that children can be exposed to more perspectives and enrich their cognition. Second, parents should give children support and correct guidance. Schools and other educational departments should strengthen the education and guidance of children.
Enhancement of Students Motivation in Online English Classes: Teacher's Response Strategies and Challenges
Authors: Diao Shuying
Published: January 2024

Students' motivation in online classes is a crucial concern when online learning is becoming more and more common. To improve student motivation in online English courses, this study investigates and analyzes the coping mechanisms and difficulties faced by teachers. This paper examines the many tactics used by educators to encourage and engage students in an online learning environment. It does this by using a mixed research methodology that includes surveys, comparisons, and interviews. The present study's findings highlight the difficulties faced by teachers and how these difficulties affect students' motivation. This paper has found that there are some similarities in the strategies made by teachers in different countries to enhance students' motivation to learn, but there are also many differences. Anyway, they all use some theories. The strategies of teachers with different ages and teaching experiences are also very different, young teachers know how to catch the students' interest more while older teachers are more oppressive and tend to make the classroom atmosphere tense. Secondly, students' motivation is also influenced by the students themselves, such as their personality, age, interest in the subject, and the compatibility of their major with the course content.
A Comparative Analysis of Human Translation and Machine Translation's Impact on Pedagogy from a Linguistic Perspective
Authors: Yu Li
Published: January 2024

In this rapid growing use of advanced technology, translation industry is going through extensive and profound changes, in order to cater the needs of emerging translation service, more people are likely to use machine to help them translate to increase efficiency. Undoubtedly, translation, which used to be human-oriented, has gone through transformation and upgrading both in its form and content. However, along with its benefits, machine translation also presents certain challenges. One such concern is the lack of cultural sensitivity in the translations it produces. Additionally, as languages continuously evolve with the introduction of new words and expressions, machine translation systems may struggle to keep up, leading to outdated translations. These issues and others necessitate proactive solutions to improve machine translation technology. This paper aims to address these problems by conducting a thorough literature review and performing case analyses from the perspectives of linguistics and pedagogy. This study reveals that translators equipped with the proficiency to leverage machine tools while possessing a comprehensive grasp of diverse translation skills and knowledge can thrive in the future. Similarly, educators can judiciously incorporate machine translation as a supplementary tool in teaching, empowering students to enhance their translation skills and capabilities.