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Perempuan dan Ekonomi Kreatif: Membangun Kemandirian Peserta Didik di Era Digital Madrasah Aliyah Darul Fallaah Unismuh Kecamatan Bungaya, Kabupaten Gowa
Authors: Filawati Filawati , Ita Rosvita  , Bungatang Bungatang
Published: December 2024

PKM ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan peran pendidikan dan ekonomi kreatif bagi peserta didik di Pondok Pesantren Darul Fallah Kecamatan Bungaya, Kabupaten Gowa. Kegiatan ini juga fokus pada peningkatan kualitas pendidikan dengan memberikan akses informasi serta materi yang dapat mendukung pembelajaran dan keterampilan hidup yaitu pemahaman tentang pentingnya pendidikan bagi perempuan, keterampilan kewirausahaan, serta pemanfaatan teknologi dalam ekonomi digital. Diharapkan melalui pemberdayaan ini, peserta didik dapat mengembangkan potensi diri mereka, baik dalam bidang pendidikan maupun ekonomi kreatif, sehingga mereka dapat menjadi individu yang mandiri, berdaya saing, dan mampu memberikan kontribusi positif terhadap masyarakat sekitar. Program ini tidak hanya berfokus pada peningkatan pengetahuan dan keterampilan, tetapi juga pada pembentukan karakter yang kuat dan siap menghadapi tantangan global.
Penerapan Pengelolaan Hama Terpadu (PHT) pada Pertanaman Padi
Authors: Rahmawasiah Rahmawasiah , I Nyoman Arnama
Published: December 2024

Kegiatan pengabdian penerapan pengelolaan hama terpadu bertujuan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan keterampilan petani dalam mengendalikan hama pada tanaman padi. hama pada tanaman padi umumnya menggunakan pestisida sintetik. Melalui program ini petani diharapkan dapat menerapkan beberapa teknologi pengendalian yang ramah lingkungan seperti penggunaan perangkap, aplikasi pestisida nabati dan cendawan endofit, usaha konservasi musuh alami melalui penanaman refugia. Hal ini akan membantu petani untuk mengurangi penggunaan pestisida kimia yang memiliki berbagai dampak negatif bagi pengguna, konsumen dan lingkungan.
Membaca Sehari (Penguatan Literasi) bagi Masyarakat, kerjasama dengan Komunitas Sebait Kata UNCP di Desa Mariotengngae, Kecamatan Marioriiwawo Kabupaten Soppeng
Authors: Besse Herdiana  , Suparman Suparman , Gita Srihidayati
Published: December 2024

Literasi merupakan sarana peserta didik dalam mengenal, memahami, dan menerapkan ilmu yang didapatkan di bangku sekolah dalam kehidupan nyata, baik di dalam lingkungan sekolah maupun luar sekolah. Memberikan pelatihan dan pembinaan kepada masyrakat. Penggunaan media berbasis lingkungan sekitar, strategi belajar, pembuatan bahan dan materi ajar perlu ditingkatkan. Hasil pelaksanaan pengabdian kepada masyarakat terkait dengan pemahaman Literasi sejauh ini berupa koordinasi dan implementasi denganmasyrakat,  kepala sekolah, guru, dan mahasiswa kampus mengajar di Kabupaten Soppeng. Langkah-langka yang dilakukan oleh tim pengabdian yaitu dimulai dengan menyusun materi-materi, strategi, media yang dapat digunakan untuk meningkatkan Literasi dan Numerasi: (1) Apa sumber belajar berbasis lingkungan yang tepat untuk kegiatan Literasi dan Numerasi siswa; (2) Bagaimana strategi yang digunakan untuk membangun Literasi siswa dan Numerasi siswa. Tim pengabdian juga tengah menyusun instrumen tes awal dan tes akhir. Guna mendapatkan luaran yang direncanakan di awal, maka tim pengabdian merencanakan untuk segera melaksanakan kegiatan Workshop.
Transformative Solutions for Digital School Management: Guiding Educational Administrators in Vietnam's General Education System
Authors: Thi Nguyen Thi
Published: December 2024

This study investigates innovative adaptation solutions for advancing digital transformation in school management models tailored for educational administrators in Vietnam’s general education institutions. Framed by the accelerating forces of globalization and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the research highlights the strategic integration of information technology into management and pedagogy to boost educational outcomes. It underscores the necessity for administrators to embrace forward-thinking mindsets and acquire modern digital skills. A comprehensive survey of 15 schools across diverse regions was conducted, revealing varying levels of digital transformation alongside persistent challenges, such as inadequate infrastructure, limited financial resources, and insufficient professional training, particularly in rural areas. The research proposes actionable solutions, including the development of digital competency frameworks and training materials, the establishment of dynamic digital management and learning ecosystems, and fostering collaborative public-private partnerships to enhance technological accessibility and educational innovation. These findings offer practical pathways to facilitate digital transformation in Vietnamese schools, ensuring a robust foundation for the sustainable evolution of the nation’s education system in the digital era.
Family Resilience Management in Educating Children in the Digital Age: A Phenomenological Study of Families in Indonesia
Authors: Wijayanti Agustina Tri , Dwiningrum Siti Irene Astuti , Rohman Arif
Published: December 2024

The transformation of society in the information age is characterized by advances in digital technology which is a challenge for parents in family parenting patterns. This research aims to find patterns of family resilience in family parenting in the Digital era, is a phenomenological research on Javanese families in Yogyakarta. This research uses a qualitative research method of phenomenological study. The subjects in the study were determined through purposive sampling, namely 5 families in Yogyakarta City who were determined according to the characteristics. Data collection used in-depth interviews and observations, while data analysis was through Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. The results of this study are as follows: 1) problems faced by families in parenting in the Digital Age, including a) Interaction and communication between parents and children are less intense, b) Relationships between parents and children are less open, c) children quickly follow trends on social media. 2) Parenting strategies in Javanese families in the digital era through a) parents as role models through giving examples in increasing spirituality and positive habituation, b) parents need to have responsive digital skills. 3) Family resilience patterns in parenting in the digital era that need to be built by a) developing life optimism based on Javanese values, such as rukun, ewuh pekewuh, lembah manah, nrimo ing pandum, pangerten, andhap ashor, tepo sliro. b) Building a humanistic dialog, respecting each other, listening and responding to each other, making comfortable not depressed and afraid in the process, this is a process that can be developed in families in the digital era. c) democratic-contextual, in facing challenges and crises in the family, parents also need to develop a democratic parenting style that suits the needs of each child. d) democratic-contextual.
Exploring the Interconnection Between Economy, Finance, and Islamic Principles (2019–2024): Trends, Challenges, and Research Directions
Authors: AN Andri Nirwana , Mahmudulhassan Mahmudulhassan , Muthoifin Muthoifin , Radiamoda Anwar M. , Elbanna Maryam , Kiram Muhammad Zawil , Abulmajd Abdalrahman , Wadi Munshid Falih , Islam Muhammad Nurul
Published: December 2024

This study investigates the relationship between the Economy, Finance, and Islamic Principles from 2019 to 2024. To achieve this, a comprehensive bibliometric and visual analysis will be carried out to identify key research issues, challenges, and applications in these fields. The research employs a systematic literature review using the PRISMA technique, analyzing 10,529 documents from 3,797 journals. The approaches include visual representations created with VOSviewer that highlight co-authorship, co-citation, and keyword co-occurrence maps, as well as bibliometric analysis carried out with R Studio. As a result, publications are growing at a moderate rate of 2.86% annually, with notable contributions from eminent writers and organizations, mostly in China, the UK, and the US. The study draws attention to how prevalent themes like “finance,” “sustainable development,” and “green economy” are in the current academic conversation. A thorough grasp of the changing research scene is provided by the trend analyses, radar charts, and network maps used to show the findings. The report suggests that further research should keep examining the major issues and patterns that were found, especially in light of new difficulties that are arising in the fields of finance, economy, and Islamic principles. Subsequent research endeavors may concentrate on augmenting the comprehension of these domains and broadening the range to encompass a greater variety of geographical areas and multidisciplinary methodologies.
Socio-Economic Assessment of Wind and Tidal Energy in Maritime Regions: Advancing SDG 7 Through Renewable Energy Development
Authors: Mili Khaled
Published: December 2024

This study evaluates the comparative socio-economic impacts of wind and tidal energy in maritime regions, specifically examining their contribution to achieving SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) through job creation, economic benefits, and sustainable energy production. The research employs sustainable energy transition theories and socio-economic impact assessment models, incorporating frameworks for renewable energy development in coastal regions and SDG implementation strategies. A mixed-methods approach combines quantitative analysis of economic indicators (employment, revenue, tariffs) with qualitative assessment of stakeholder perspectives. Data collection included document analysis, stakeholder interviews, and comparative case studies of wind and tidal energy projects. Analysis reveals wind energy's superior immediate economic viability, generating 3.68 jobs/MW during construction with competitive tariffs (7-8 cents/kWh). Tidal energy demonstrates higher job intensity (9 jobs/MW) but faces higher operational costs. Both technologies show distinct environmental impacts and stakeholder acceptance patterns, contributing differently to SDG 7 targets through clean energy provision and economic development. The findings provide evidence-based guidance for policymakers implementing SDG 7 in maritime regions, offering insights into optimizing renewable energy development for both economic benefit and sustainable development goals. This research presents a novel comparative analysis integrating socio-economic impacts with SDG 7 objectives, providing practical insights for sustainable energy development in maritime regions.
Educação física cultural, relatos de experiência e as danças: repetição, diferença e simulacro
Authors: Gehres Adriana de Faria , Rocha Sandra Lima , Bonetto Pedro Xavier Russo
Published: December 2024

O artigo em questão apresenta o currículo cultural da educação física, uma teorização curricular desenvolvida no Brasil em meados dos anos 2000, que se inspira em campos epistemológicos como os estudos culturais, o multiculturalismo crítico, a teoria queer, os estudos étnico-raciais, os estudos decoloniais e o pós-estruturalismo. Explora as possibilidades que emergem da criação de narrativas de experiências, propondo que estas constituem um conjunto de diferenças que revitalizam a prática pedagógica e o currículo cultural em educação física, resultando numa prática reimaginada, criada e produzida “na” escrita. Na seção subsequente do texto, são analisados trechos de 3 relatos de experiência voltados para a dança, realizados em uma instituição pública de ensino de São Paulo. Recorrendo aos princípios filosóficos de Gilles Deleuze e Félix Guattari, mais precisamente aos conceitos de diferença, repetição e simulacro, demonstra-se como a influência pós-estruturalista na educação física cultural reformula várias questões pedagógicas tradicionalmente integradas no currículo, pondo em causa objetivos convencionais como “reproduzir-imitar” danças ou coreografias, “praticar” como “imitar uma série de movimentos”, ou “aprender a dançar” e “melhorar a dança”. Por outro lado, enfatiza a importância de elementos pedagógicos associados à experimentação e à vivência (prática) na sua forma mais aberta, relacionada com a afetividade entre corpos e as práticas corporais, nesse caso, as danças.
Perspectivas para o uso de biocarvões na gestão ambiental de pesticidas
Authors: Sbizzaro Mariana , Pilatti Maria Clara , Mano Valdir , Sampaio Sílvio César , Reis Ralpho Rinaldo dos
Published: December 2024

Os pesticidas são amplamente utilizados para aumentar a produtividade agrícola e atender à crescente demanda por alimentos. Contudo, o uso inadequado dessas substâncias químicas preocupa a comunidade científica e órgãos ambientais devido aos danos causados ao meio ambiente. Assim, é essencial desenvolver estratégias que reduzam esses impactos. Entre as tecnologias disponíveis, diversos adsorventes têm sido investigados para a remoção de contaminantes, embora muitos apresentem altos custos, limitando sua aplicação. Nesse cenário, os biocarvões surgem como uma alternativa eficiente e de baixo custo. Esta revisão aborda o histórico, a produção e as propriedades dos biocarvões, com ênfase na adsorção de pesticidas e nas metodologias envolvidas. Além disso, discute as tendências e perspectivas nesse campo. Estudos demonstram que a matéria-prima utilizada e as características dos biocarvões são determinantes para sua capacidade de adsorção. Embora a eficiência adsortiva dos biocarvões seja amplamente reconhecida, pesquisas mais detalhadas ainda são necessárias para compreender melhor a influência de suas propriedades físico-químicas no processo de adsorção e os benefícios de sua aplicação prática.
HIIT na sala de aula: potencial transformador das pausas ativas para saúde, cognição e educação escolar
Authors: Souza Mizael Carvalho de , Domingues Mauro Roberto de Souza , Cordeiro Felipe Barradas , Rocha Renan Wallace Guimarães da , Silva Luisa Matos da , Costa Victor Oliveira da , Leão Ellen Rose Leandro Ponce de , Bento-Torres Natáli Valim Oliver , Bento-Torres João
Published: December 2024

Discutimos neste artigo, os benefícios do Treinamento Intervalado de Alta Intensidade (HIIT) no contexto escolar como estratégia para a inclusão de pausas ativas em sala de aula. O HIIT apresenta-se como uma alternativa eficaz e viável para a prática de exercícios físicos e para a redução do comportamento sedentário no cotidiano escolar, devido ao seu curto tempo de execução e à facilidade de adaptação a diversos espaços e à limitação de recursos. Nesse sentido, o presente estudo compilou os trabalhos sobre essa temática, por meio de uma revisão de escopo, mostrando que as evidências indicam resultados relevantes, tanto agudos quanto crônicos, na melhora da aptidão física, com tamanhos de efeitos pequenos e moderados sobre a função executiva e saúde mental de crianças e adolescentes. Nossas discussões apontam para a necessidade de reflexões sobre a inserção desse método de treinamento nos ambientes escolares, particularmente em países com menores níveis socioeconômicos, respaldados pela ciência, com a participação de educadores e governantes, com o objetivo de propor políticas públicas eficientes, mesclando saúde e educação, que possam efetivamente proporcionar a redução do comportamento sedentário e a melhora no desempenho cognitivo, escolar e na saúde mental de crianças e adolescentes.
IL-6-Mediated Liver Regeneration: Exploring Key Signaling Pathways and Cellular Mechanisms
Authors: Wang Nan
Published: December 2024

The liver is a vital organ responsible for a variety of essential functions in the human body, and the growing prevalence of liver damage and disease highlights the need to understand the liver's inherent regenerative capacity. Research into liver regeneration has shown that, among the numerous cytokines involved, interleukin-6 (IL-6) plays a critical and irreplaceable role. Without IL-6, the liver cannot effectively regenerate, underscoring its significance. This review examines IL-6 in detail, including its interaction with its receptor and its involvement in three distinct signaling modes: classical, trans-signaling, and cluster signaling. Additionally, it explores two key pathways activated by IL-6 that drive liver regeneration: the JAK/STAT and Ras/MAPK pathways, both of which are crucial for promoting hepatocyte proliferation and tissue repair. Understanding the precise mechanisms through which IL-6 regulates these signaling pathways, as well as its role in liver regeneration under varying degrees of injury, offers valuable insights that have broad implications for treating liver diseases and improving human health.
CRISPR Development and Application
Authors: Ma Xiaohan
Published: December 2024

Gene editing technology rapidly develop, addressing diseases that cannot be treated with conventional medical methods, nowadays, gene modification has become a hotspot of current research. A variety of methods utilizing DNA damage repair mechanisms to achieve targeted gene editing have gradually emerged. The CRISPR, which has been continuously optimized and improved since its development, has surpassed the previous two generations and become the third generation technology with more practical value., CRISPR technology compared to the previous two generations of technology have significant advancements in terms of application scope, specificity, and accuracy. CRISPR technology originates from bacteria themselves. As an acquired immune system of bacteria, it is used to identify intruding gene fragments and degrade them.The main content of this article includes the mechanism of CRISPR, functioning in bacteria and current popular classification methods for CRISPR systems. Focus on introducing, the delivery mode of CRISPR system in practical applications, like AAV, AdV or LV-based methods. And limitations of the current delivery mechanism and current development trends, that is to address the immunogenicity issues caused by viral vectors, researchers are continuously developing non-viral vectors. They have been made progress in many directions. It also introduces the current limitations of CRISPR/Cas9 itself. Especially addressing the issue of its high miss rate and the improvements made by scientists on this at present, such as developing high-fidelity variants of CRISPR/Cas9. In modern times, researchers have developed various artificial Cas9 variants that have similar functions to wild-type Cas9 and possess higher practical value.
Analysis of the Investment Value of Technology Companies
Authors: Gan Peiyang
Published: December 2024

Since 2022, the US technology industry has been in crisis of recession. Under the influence of the sluggish macroeconomic environment and the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike policy, the exchange rate of the US dollar continues to rise. This has had a huge impact on the US real industry, as companies have to reduce staff . In addition, the application of artificial intelligence has driven a reshuffle in the US technology industry. Amid this situation, the stock prices of U.S. technology companies have been volatile. This study aims to build a feasible investment value analysis model for investors by combining the trend analysis of macroeconomic environment and industry environment with the analysis of public financial data, taking three technology enterprises as examples. Through the research, it can be seen that analyzing the financial data and open market information of enterprises can effectively quantify the short-term performance and investment value of enterprises, and the long-term value of enterprises can be obtained by combining macro analysis and valuation model. The research method in this paper can effectively help investors to conduct valuation analysis when the stock price of enterprises fluctuates, which can be improved in the future by combining statistical data.
Exploring Evaluation Methods in Project-Based Teaching of Elementary School Fine Art
Authors: Zhang Yidan
Published: December 2024

Proper evaluation can enhance teaching efficiency and help students improve their overall competencies. This study based on practical experience, proposes feasible methods and strategies for designing and implementing evaluations in project-based teaching of elementary school art, along with the reflective teaching experiences that these methods provide.
The Romantic and Elegant Chu Dance
Authors: Nie Shasha
Published: December 2024

Chu Dance, this ancient art of dance, has its origins traceable back to the Chu region during the Pre-Qin period, and it reached its peak during the Qin and Han dynasties, mainly popular in the Jingchu area and its surrounding regions.It not only carries the solemnity of religious rituals but also contains the joy of entertainment, representing a complex cultural and artistic phenomenon that integrates various forms of dance, including Sacrificial Dance, Drum Dance, the Dance of Kindness and Heroic Dance.Chu Dance has developed into numerous varieties, characterized by long sleeves and a slender waist, as well as a romantic and elegant style, profoundly influencing the dances of later generations.
The Influence of Parents' Filial Piety Beliefs on Their Children's Filial Piety Beliefs
Authors: Wu Yuxuan
Published: December 2024

Belief in filial piety is one of the important experiences that affect children's growth. Objective: To investigate the influence of filial piety belief on children and the importance of filial piety belief on parents. Methods: 100 parents and children were surveyed using a questionnaire to investigate reciprocal and authoritative filial piety. Results: The study found that reciprocal parents had a positive effect on children, and parents filial piety beliefs were mostly accepted by children. However, authoritative parents hurt their children, and most children reject the filial piety beliefs passed on by their parents. Conclusion: The influence of filial piety belief depends on the educational policy of parents.
Research on the Influencing Factors Affecting Bond Yield
Authors: Huang Jiayuan
Published: December 2024

With the appearance of more and more financial products, the significance of learning how to invest is widely known by the public. This paper aims to find the factors affecting bond yield, which is the rate of profit consumers can gain in the bond trading. In order to find the exact proportion between variables, multiple linear regression is used to create the relation equation. By creating a regression coefficient table and analysing the significance, the impact of interest rate and inflation rate on the bond yield is shown. Based on professional literature from scholarly journals, this paper found that the interest rate is directly proportional to the bond yield. In contrast, the inflation rate does not have an impact on bond yield. However, there still exist limitations in this paper, such as the lack of samples. Nevertheless, it reveals the phenomenon in some literature that their conclusions are overidealized and lack of data support. In addition, this paper also gives some insights for the public of investment strategies.
The Impact of the "Sustainable Development Goals" on Japan's International Education Aid Policy
Authors: Zhou Qian
Published: December 2024

After the Dakar Forum, the Japanese government issued two key documents on international education aid: the 2002 Basic Education for Growth Initiative and the 2015 JICA Education Cooperation Report. A comparative study of their content reveals that, while maintaining consistency, the latter is an extension and development of the former. The reasons for this are closely linked to the international context in which both documents were created, particularly the United Nations' "Sustainable Development Goals" and the strategic importance of international education aid in Japan's foreign policy.
Construction of a Comprehensive Evaluation System for Classroom Teaching Quality in Undergraduate Vocational Education
Authors: Yuan Xiaofang
Published: December 2024

Undergraduate vocational education is developing rapidly, and classroom teaching quality has become the key to measuring education quality. This study constructs a comprehensive evaluation system for the quality of classroom teaching in undergraduate vocational education. The system is based on students, supervisors, teaching units and peers, and evaluates from multiple dimensions such as teacher quality, teaching content, teaching methods, learning outcomes and overall satisfaction with teaching. At the same time, this study has applied and verified the comprehensive evaluation system in practice. The research results show that the constructed comprehensive evaluation system for the quality of classroom teaching in undergraduate vocational education can effectively identify problems and propose targeted improvement measures based on them, thereby promoting the continuous improvement of classroom teaching quality.
The Influence of Family Environment on Children's Mental Health
Authors: Xu Jiawei
Published: December 2024

The influence of the family environment on children's physical and mental development has been widely discussed, but the degree of children's mental health is still insufficient, and many children fail to achieve a good mental state. If the parents create a warm family atmosphere, create a safe and warm physical environment, and let the child grow up in a relaxed and pleasant family, then the child will become very confident and cheerful. In stark contrast, children who grow up in an oppressive home are more likely to be isolated and more afraid to speak up. The analysis of this paper shows that in the process of children's physical and mental development, the role of the family environment is huge. Family environment factors are the basis of children's health psychology, and establishing a harmonious and good family environment is an important condition for cultivating children's health psychology. Based on this, this paper puts forward the following suggestions. Parents should strengthen their learning, create a harmonious family atmosphere, attach importance to frustration education, and cultivate children's emotional expression ability.
Advances in the application of silicon-based materials in anodes for lithium-ion batteries
Authors: Wang Chuqin
Published: December 2024

Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are a vital energy storage technology being utilized increasingly in electric cars, portable electronics, energy storage systems, and other industries as the world focuses more on clean energy and sustainable development. Notwithstanding, the constraints associated with conventional graphite anode materials concerning energy density and cycle stability provide a challenge in fulfilling the forthcoming demand for high-performance batteries. Because silicon compounds offer a substantially greater theoretical specific capacity than conventional graphite anodes, they have gained popularity as research targets for anode materials for next-generation high-performance lithium-ion batteries. However, silicon materials still face many challenges in commercial applications. It has a low first-time coulombic efficiency, which increases the cost of the battery and reduces its actual usable capacity. Its solid electrolyte interface (SEI) film formed during charging and discharging is less stable, which can easily lead to battery performance degradation. To overcome the challenges of silicon materials in LIBs cell applications, this paper summarises the application of silicon nanostructures, silicon/carbon composites, and silicon/metal composites in LIBs. It aims to broaden its application in LIBs further.
The Cycle of Crying and Laughing: Character Analysis of Naipaul's "B. Wordsworth"
Authors: Gu Huyang
Published: December 2024

B. Wordsworth "is the sixth novel in Naipaul's collection" Miguel Street "and the most unique one in the entire collection. The biggest difference between it and other articles is that this one has a more obvious emotional expression and atmosphere, and the characters' emotions undergo interactive changes as the plot develops. Next, the author will briefly analyze the two characters in the article who show the main emotional expressions.
Impact of Facial Features on Social Perception and Decision-Making: An Examination of Developmental, Cultural, and Cognitive Factors in Face Reading
Authors: Huang Houjun
Published: December 2024

The implications of face reading, or the impressions and perceptions individuals form on other individuals solely based on their facial features, is a significant factor to consider when evaluating daily social interactions and important decisions made in society. This paper aims to investigate how certain facial traits such as facial width-to-height ratio have an impact on judgment of others in situations of socializing and scenes of important decisions. The present study also examines how developmental and sociocultural factors that influence how these features are perceived through taking a holistic look at past studies conducted by scholars. Studies have indicated that people frequently make involuntary assumptions about the personalities of people they perceive from their facial features. These inferences can have a significant influence on social and formal contexts such as political elections and court rulings. Colourism is one example of a cultural preference that shows how society norms affect how people view certain facial traits. The study underlines how important it is to be aware of these biases and proposes that raising awareness and promoting education could lessen the detrimental consequences of these cognitive biases in practical situations.
Research on the Integration of Traditional Elements and Modern Design in Visual Arts
Authors: Zhang Mingzhen
Published: December 2024

With time, visual art has acquired rich and colorful traditional elements as a means of conveying emotions and values. The elements aren't just tools for artists to express their creativity, but also bridges that connect the past and the present. As part of preserving cultural heritage and meeting modern needs, modern design is often influenced by traditional art while pursuing simplicity and practicality. This study aims to evaluate how traditional elements in visual arts blend with modern design, and how this fusion is manifested in current design practices. Through in-depth analysis of historical art works and contemporary design cases, research shows that traditional elements can be organically combined with modern design techniques in terms of form, color, decoration, and materials, creating art pieces that have both historical emotions and a sense of the times. Besides reflecting aesthetic taste visually, it also meets the functional needs of modern life.
New Paths for the Development of Smart Museums from the Perspective of the Value Chain: The Integration and Presentation of AIGC Technology
Authors: Hu Liyun
Published: December 2024

AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) is emerging as a critical engine for knowledge production. Clarifying the applicability and application scenarios of AIGC in smart museum innovation will help to uncover the competitive advantages of museums and enhance their value. This paper, combining the technical characteristics of AIGC and the features of smart museums, elaborates on the applicability of AIGC in empowering the integrated innovation of smart museums. It also explores the application scenarios of AIGC in various value activities such as museum artifact research, collection protection, exhibition planning, promotional education, and audience services from the perspective of the value chain. The study finds that AIGC can efficiently promote the production and dissemination of museum knowledge, deepen the interactivity and richness of cultural experiences, and enhance the accessibility and inclusivity of museums.
Analyzing the Correlation Between Racial Identity and Income
Authors: Ying Jiahang
Published: December 2024

This research investigates the correlation between racial identity and income, employing a variety of research methods, including data collection, case study analysis, and regression analysis, with the latter being the central focus. The findings reveal that several factors contribute to the racial income gap: education accounts for -2.06%, age for 2.03%, parental education for 8.38%, gender for 14.88%, occupation for 6.07%, industry for 13.20%, and location for 5.98%. Notably, a significant 51.51% of the income disparity remains unexplained, potentially due to other undetected factors or underlying racial discrimination. These insights provide corporations, organizations, and governments with a detailed understanding of the current racial inequalities prevalent in society. Moreover, by identifying the specific contributors to income disparities, this research equips policymakers and social leaders with the tools to address and mitigate these inequities. The unexplained portion of the gap highlights the need for further exploration and deeper analysis to uncover hidden biases or systemic issues contributing to this persistent inequality. Ultimately, the results of this study are crucial in guiding efforts towards creating a more equitable society, where income is less influenced by race and more by individual merit and opportunities.
Face Mask Impairment in Basic Emotion Recognition
Authors: Zhang Xinrui
Published: December 2024

Wearing masks is crucial for preventing the spread of viruses. However, their widespread adoption may pose challenges to reading facial expressions. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, a flurry of research examined how face coverings affect emotional decoding skills. Yet their findings were inconsistent. This study aims to delve deep into the impact of mask-wearing on emotional recognition. A total of 113 participants (65% female, mean age = 23.61) took part in the study. Participants were tasked with identifying emotions—neutrality, fear, happiness, sadness, anger, disgust, and surprise—by looking at faces both masked and unmasked. Unbiased hit rate (Hu), which helps minimize response biases, was employed as the measure. The results revealed marked differences in Hu scores between the masked and unmasked faces for every emotion, pointing to a detrimental effect of masks on emotion decoding. These outcomes underscore the need for alternative strategies that could effectively blend health safety with the maintenance of vital facial expressions, which is crucial for understanding emotions.
A Review on the Invisible Contributors to Facial Impression
Authors: Feng Tyler
Published: December 2024

The formation of facial impression is one of the focused subjects. Prio studies have found that there are invisible factors contributing to it, but there lacks a comprehensive review. Thus, the present review paper embodies and aims to explain a series of important invisible factors. Firstly, the influence of emotional resemblance of facial features and the effect of gender stereotype are tested and explained. Effects of other factors that relate facial feature and emotion to gen-der stereotype are also presented. Secondly, the impacts of perceiver’s characteristics and the context is explained. The findings were that facial features resembling emotions show correlation with gender stereotype, altering impression on faces with the same resemblance of ex-pression; contexts of different types have different impact on impression. Perceivers’ characteristics were also shown to uniquely influence impression. These results implicate the complexity in impression formation and the need of more attention in those implicit aspects.
The Evolution, Logic, and Prospects of Community-Based Home Elderly Care Policies in China: An Analysis based on Historical Institutionalism
Authors: Zhaoma Zhayang , Li Qiuheng
Published: December 2024

In response to the pressing issue of population aging and the increasing demand for elderly care services in China, a series of community-based home elderly care policies have been implemented. Utilizing a historical institutionalism analytical framework, this study categorizes the evolution of these policies into four distinct historical stages: emergence due to circumstances, exploratory initiation, clear acceleration, and quality enhancement. Based on structural and historical perspectives, this analysis summarizes the institutional context and policy establishment, the political variables and structural interaction, the key nodes and institutional breaks, as well as path dependence coupled with gradual transformation. Looking ahead, there is a need for community-based home elderly care policies to advance in four key areas: expanding coverage and diversifying services, enhancing informatization and intelligence, fostering marketization and socialization, and promoting integration and specialization, thereby improving institutional synergy to address the increasingly complex needs of the elderly population.
The Cause Analysis and Treatment of Alzheimer Disease
Authors: Deng Hongyue
Published: December 2024

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is a common neurodegenerative disease that mainly affects the elderly. The onset of this disease is insidious, and the course of the disease is characterized by chronic progressive development, mainly manifested as symptoms such as memory loss, language ability decline, spatial cognitive impairment, emotional and behavioral abnormalities, etc. As the condition worsens, the patient gradually loses their ability to live, ultimately leading to severe dementia. Recent studies have found that the age of onset of the disease is gradually shifting to younger. Once the onset of AD can not be reversed, care and treatment are very difficult, bring a heavy burden to the patient's family and society, scientific prevention can effectively delay or reduce the incidence.This article explores the etiology of AD, including genetics, lifestyle and environmental factors, biochemical mechanisms, and outlines current treatment methods, cutting-edge research progress and future trends, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding. Studies have shown that maintaining a clean environment, a balanced diet, moderate exercise and developing good social habits and positive emotional attitudes can help prevent the AD.
The Cultural Definition and Reproduction Path of City Walk in China: From Youth Subculture to Media Spectacle
Authors: Liu Bingqing
Published: December 2024

City Walk, as a form of urban walking, originated in 19th-century Britain and entered the Chinese market after 2015, quickly gaining popularity in major cities. Initially part of youth subculture, it promoted a sense of freedom, relaxation, and spontaneous urban exploration. However, with the rise of social media and mass media, City Walk gradually transitioned from a subculture into a commodified and symbolized media spectacle. This paper aims to explore the cultural definition of City Walk in China and its pathways of cultural reproduction, analyzing how it shifted from a youth subculture to the mainstream and eventually transformed into a media spectacle. Throughout this process, the paper reveals how City Walk, under the collusion of consumerism and media forces, has gradually lost its original attributes of freedom and resistance, becoming a symbol of the refined lifestyle of the urban middle class.
Research on the Factors Influencing the Global Unemployment Rate: Taking China as an Example
Authors: Liu Yue
Published: December 2024

This article is aiming at finding out the independent variables that can affect the unemployment rate. Twelve independent variables and 572 observations from 1978 to 2021 are chosen. Based on an assumption, these twelve variables do correlate with the unemployment rate. To find out the more accurate relationship between the variables and the unemployment rate, the Multiple Linear Regression Model is built, and in order to avoid the collinearity problem during building the model, the stepwise regression model need to be employed. To get the results, the regression coefficients are compared, especially the VIF value. After identified by the model, only leave four variables. In the end, it shows that the impact of labor force, total imports and exports of goods, number of high schools on the unemployment rate is significant positive, additionally, the impact of the number of libraries on the unemployment rate is significant negative. Beyond that, other factors have no apparent effect on the unemployment rate.
Enhancing Social Skills in Children with Autism through a User-Centered Digital Art Therapy Tool
Authors: Liu Tianchi , Xiao Yang
Published: December 2024

Social skill deficits are a core challenge for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in China. Digital art therapy tools offer a promising approach to enhance social skills, but often lack a user-centered design that considers the unique needs and preferences of this population. This paper proposes a user-centered digital art therapy tool designed to facilitate social interaction and communication among children with ASD in China. The proposed tool incorporates collaborative drawing activities, a reward system, and a customizable user interface based on insights from user research with children, parents, and therapists. A hypothetical 4-week intervention plan is presented to evaluate the tool’s effectiveness in enhancing social initiation, response, and engagement. The expected findings aim to contribute to the growing body of research on digital interventions for children with ASD and inform the design of culturally appropriate and accessible tools. The paper discusses the potential implications, limitations, and future directions for research and practice in the field of digital art therapy for children with ASD in China.
Study on the Evolution of Key Words Collocation in Report on the Work of Government Over the Past Decade
Authors: Zhang Wenguo , Zhang Lizhen
Published: December 2024

This research employs a combination of quantitative statistics and qualitative interpretation to explore the phenomenon of thematic word collocation evolution in the English version of Reports on the Work of the Chinese Government. Specifically, the research integrates data on thematic word collocations from reports from 2015 to 2024 to construct a theoretical framework for comparative analysis and interpret the differences in word collocations between these reports and corresponding expressions in the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) from memetic perspective. According to the findings, it is influenced by the norms of language expression and socio-cultural contexts. In light of this, it is necessary to optimize the English versions, enhancing the translation quality and international communication effect.
Mechanism of Viral Immune Evasion
Authors: Jia Jingwen
Published: December 2024

This article explores how viruses evade the host’s immune system through various mechanisms. Initially, the article introduces the innate immune system as the first line of defense against pathogens, activating an immune response by recognizing pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). However, viruses such as HIV-1, Ebola virus (EBOV), and members of the Herpesviridae family have developed complex strategies to circumvent these defense mechanisms.HIV-1 evades the immune system by integrating into the host genome to form latent infections, exhibiting high genetic variability, and through cell-to-cell transmission. Ebola virus suppresses the function of pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), such as RIG-I and MDA5, and interferes with signaling pathways through its VP35 and VP24 proteins, thereby inhibiting the production of interferons (IFNs). Members of the Herpesviridae family evade the host’s innate immune response by interfering with PRRs, degrading immune factors, inducing post-translational modifications (PTMs), utilizing molecular sink strategies, and inhibiting the production of type I interferons and pro-inflammatory cytokines.The article emphasizes that a deep understanding of these viral immune evasion mechanisms is crucial for the development of effective antiviral therapies and vaccines.
The Influence, Selection, and Management Strategies of AI Empowered Platform KOLs: A Case Study of Xiaohongshu
Authors: Gong Hengrui , Ma Yueming , Peng Jiehong
Published: December 2024

In the era of self-media, the influence of Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) on social platforms is growing and becoming a key driver of marketing. Compared to the traditional media era, KOL marketing demonstrates greater interactivity and precision. This article takes the Xiaohongshu platform as an example. Firstly, the differences in the current situation and characteristics of KOL marketing between the traditional media era and the current era are introduced, followed by an exploration of how AI technology can empower the influence of platform KOLs. It also analyses the important role of different levels of KOLs in AI technology-enabled management strategies. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, utilizing refined content creation optimisation, personalised audience targeting, enhanced effective interaction mechanisms, real-time data monitoring and analysis, and improved operational management efficiency. It builds a more efficient and precise marketing ecosystem for KOL groups. By analysing, this article believes that AI technology has a significant impact on enhancing the influence and commercial value of KOLs.
Confirmation Bias in Decision-making: Implications in Finance, Business, and Digital Media
Authors: Chao Arthur Zheming
Published: December 2024

Confirmation bias is the tendency to look for supporting evidence for an established belief. Many applications of confirmation bias occur in people's lives unconsciously, resulting in poor decision-making as they become unable to evaluate the situation objectively. It can also perpetuate false beliefs, increase group polarization, and make people more vulnerable to manipulation. Understanding and mitigating this bias is crucial for improving rational decision-making across various fields. This study examines three applications of confirmation bias in the real world by extrapolating from case studies and experiments. In finance, investors and traders are influenced by confirmation bias to make suboptimal investments and trades. In marketing, consumers are influenced by advertisements and brand loyalty to have a product fit their expectations. In digital media, confirmation bias reinforces echo chambers, promoting group polarization. Finally, the study provides policy recommendations to reduce the effect of confirmation bias, such as improving transparency in marketing and promoting partisan dialogue. It is not enough that society is aware of the problems confirmation bias poses, people should act to reduce the impact of the bias in the economy and online.
Critical discourse analysis of gender language differences in the workplace
Authors: Wang Qijia
Published: December 2024

In recent years, the study of gender equality has gradually enriched with the development of feminist thought, among which the issue of gendered language has steadily attracted the attention of more and more people. And the workplace, as one of the social environments greatly affected by gender differences, can reflect the differences in gender language. The research in this area is scarce. Therefore, this research explores the current gender language differences in the workplace environment. This paper extracts 32 groups of dialogues from the Taiwan drama “The World Between Us” as the analysis corpus. At the same time, Norman Fairclough's critical discourse analysis method is used to explore the social factors behind this difference, with Lakoff's female language characteristics as an auxiliary method. This shows the current development of Gender Equality in practice, It not only provides some enlightenment for the development of a harmonious and positive workplace environment but also provides some perspectives for the research of gender issues.