bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Implementation Of Social Protection Policy Through Program Keluarga Harapan (PKH) In Rural Society
Authors: Ade Ayu Murti Asih  , Saif Askari  , Trianah Shofiani
Published: February 2025

This paper analyzes about the implementation of the PKH program and the factors that influence the implementation of the program. This policy evaluation research uses a qualitative approach. Data obtained by observation, interviews, and documentation. The selection of informants used a purposive technique and was developed using the snowball method. The analysis technique uses an interactive model. The results of the study show that the implementation of PKH in North Wanarejan village is in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Social Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia Number 1 of 2018 concerning PKH. Supporting factors in the implementation of PKH include: 1) the enthusiasm of the residents in responding to the Program; 2) the presence of PKH recipients participating in activities; 3) active recipients of PKH assistance in implementing the program; 4) PKH recipients are easy to accept suggestions and directions from PKH facilitators. Meanwhile, the inhibiting factors in the implementation of PKH include: 1) the community does not understand the regulations related to the PKH mechanism; 2) the data received by the PKH facilitator is direct data from the central government, so the data is different from the facts on the ground; 3) The names of PKH participants who are not entitled to receive assistance cannot be exchanged, replaced or added. This fact contradicts the Regulation of the Minister of Social Affairs No. 1 of 2018 concerning PKH.
Legal Certainty Holders of Child Rights are not Mumayyiz Post-Divorce after Their Mother Married in Indonesia
Authors: Delbi Ari Putra
Published: February 2025

The provisions of Article 105 letter (a) of the Compilation of Islamic Law (KHI) state the mother's right to maintain a child who is not yet mumayyiz or under 12 years of age. However, the regulations do not state explicitly whether the mother's custody rights remain or transfer to another party when the mother remarries another man. This paper aims to examine the custody of children who are not yet mumayyiz after the mother re-marries in a normative juridical manner using a descriptive approach. The results of the study concluded that the mother as the holder of child custody has not been mumayyiz after her divorce, but still has the right to continue parenting rights. With note, her marriage to another man did not cause any negligence and she was still able to carry out her obligations and responsibilities to care for, nurture, and educate her. If the best interests of the child can no longer be realized and cause disputes related to child care and to obtain legal certainty, then through a court process, custody rights can be transferred to other parties which consist sequentially of the biological father, adoptive parents who get a court decision, the child's family. in a straight line upwards and adult siblings, their guardians who have received a stipulation from the court and the competent authority.
State Responsibility in the Case of Forest Fires in Central Kalimantan as the Embodiment of a Welfare-Legal State
Authors: Tyas Arganing Dini  , Trianah Sofiani  , Eky Fallah Septiani
Published: February 2025

This research was motivated by the forest fires in Central Kalimantan which were getting worse. The losses experienced by local communities as a result of forest fires have brought the concept of state responsibility into question again. This research aims to find out whether there is neglect of forest fires which causes constitutional rights to have an impact on citizens. As a state, welfare law has not been realized because there is neglect and lack of fulfillment of constitutional rights from the state. Therefore, this research discusses the state's responsibility for forest fires in Central Kalimantan as an embodiment of a welfare state. The aim of this research is to analyze why the state ignored the forest fires in Central Kalimantan and to analyze the implications for the constitutional rights of citizens regarding the state ignoring the forest fires in Central Kalimantan.This research method is normative juridical research using a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. with the type of technique for collecting legal materials with documentation studies with an inventory of statutory regulations. The legal material analysis technique uses prescriptive analysis.The results of the research show that responsibility for forest fires in Indonesia, especially in Central Kalimantan, has been regulated in the 1945 Constitution, but there is still a disregard for the human rights of citizens which results in the community's constitutional rights not being fulfilled and the government not being optimal or weak, which causes forest fires to continue to occur. -continuously. Implications for the constitutional rights of citizens due to neglect by the state in forest fires in Central Kalimantan, the occurrence of forest fires in Central Kalimantan has resulted in the community's constitutional rights not being fulfilled and the absence of laws and regulations that regulate it, so this provides a gap for parties or individuals -certain individuals to carry out arson, as well as overlapping institutions dealing with forest fires in Central Kalimantan.
The Influence of Shopping Lifestyle and Discounts on Impulsive Buying of Fashion Products (A Study among Generation Z Shopee Users in Pekalongan)
Authors: Rizky Andrean  , Syifa Rohmah  , Nurul Khikmah
Published: February 2025

The rapid development of Shopee e-commerce in Indonesia not only brought various positive impacts but also negative impacts including impulsive buying behavior. This study aims to examine the influence of shopping lifestyle and discounts on impulsive buying of fashion products at Shopee e-commerce among Generation Z Consumers in Pekalongan. This study is a survey-based field research with a quantitative approach. Data collection in this study was carried out using a Google Form questionnaire as an instrument. The sample in this study is 96 Generation Z in Pekalongan who used Shopee E-Commerce. The data analysis method is multiple linear regression analysis. Based on the results of data analysis, this study found that shopping lifestyle and discounts had a positive and significant effect on impulsive buying of fashion products on Shopee e-commerce among Generation Z in Pekalongan
Penerapan Prinsip Good Governance dalam Kebijakan Pengelolaan Sampah di Kabupaten Banyumas: Studi Kasus Era Achmad Husein
Authors: Rosyidah Hanik
Published: February 2025

The waste problem is a complex environmental problem. In reality, not many leaders are able to commit to solving the waste problem. The waste crisis in Banyumas Regency which peaked in 2018, also made Achmad Husein, as Regent of Banyumas at that time, directly involved in handling the problem, even using his personal funds. This research analyzes Achmad Husein's leadership character, which has good governance principles, as well as the economic impact of the waste management initiated by him. The research was carried out using a qualitative approach with data collection techniques in the form of content analysis, using the content of kasisolusi’s podcast. Research findings show that Achmad Husein's leadership character reflects the principles of good governance in the form of participation, transparency, accountability, effectiveness and efficiency, responsiveness and equity. Achmad Husein's use of personal funds indicates his commitment and integrity in solving urgent problems. This dedication has produced results that have had a significant economic impact on the welfare of society. Apart from that, the success of the SUMPAH BERUANG (Enchant Trash Turns Money) program, has made Banyumas becoming a representative for Smart Green ASEAN Cities. The excellent solution to the waste problem in Banyumas has become a sustainable waste management system. It is hoped that the results of this research provides motivation for all communities to recommit in taking responsibility for mandated work and distance themselves from corrupt behavior in overcoming various problems, especially threatening environmental problems.
Penafsiran Hukum Futuristik pada Putusan Mahkamah Konstitusi Nomor 29,51,55/PUU-XXI/2023
Authors: Junaidi Wulan Novianti
Published: February 2025

This research discusses the legal interpretation contained in the Constitutional Court decision Number 29,51,55/PUU-XXI/2023 concerning the age limit for presidential candidates and vice presidential candidates who will run for office in the 2024 general election, who must be at least 40 (forty) Years or have/are currently holding positions elected through general elections including regional head elections in presidential and vice presidential elections. Based on the provisions of article 169 letter (q) of Law Number 7 of 2017 concerning general elections, these provisions are contrary to the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia and could cause the loss of citizens' constitutional rights. This research aims to explain the legal interpretation by Constitutional Court judges in the Constitutional Court Decision Number 29,51,55/PUU-XXI/2023 which uses a type of normative juridical research that uses library materials as the main data to analyze cases and analyzes using analytical methods. prescriptive by describing the structure of decisions using logic and legal reasoning, and carried out using interpretation techniques. The results of this research show that the legal interpretation carried out by judges in deciding the Constitutional Court Decision Number 29,51,55/PUU-XXI/2023 uses a futuristic interpretation. Anticipatory in nature, namely an explanation of a law that does not yet have legal force. Thus, to anticipate the loss of constitutional rights, the Constitutional Court should grant the petition of the applicants who will nominate themselves as presidential candidates and vice presidential candidates in the 2024 general election. The legal consequences of using futuristic interpretation methods have the impact of creating potential conflicts of interest and their impact on the general election process.
Termos utilizados na literatura para descrição dos arranjos organizacionais do trabalho remoto
Authors: Carvalho Ana Cristina Marques de , Aguiar Filho Armando Sérgio de , Souza Amanda Damasceno de
Published: February 2025

Nos últimos anos, impulsionado pelo rápido avanço das Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação, o trabalho remoto tornou-se uma realidade predominante para organizações em todo o mundo. Esse fenômeno tem provocado a proliferação de termos na literatura, o que pode gerar ambiguidades, dificultar a comunicação e comprometer a comparabilidade entre estudos. Para abordar essa questão, este estudo tem como objetivo identificar e categorizar os termos utilizados para descrever os arranjos organizacionais do trabalho remoto, possibilitando análises mais precisas e comparáveis, bem como a padronização terminológica. Foi realizada uma análise documental exploratória nas bases de dados CAPES, Web of Science, BRAPCI, Scopus, SciELO, EBSCO e SPELL, considerando artigos científicos publicados nos últimos cinco anos. Os 245 artigos recuperados passaram por uma análise qualitativa de conteúdo, resultando na seleção de 21 publicações. Foram identificados 12 termos relacionados ao trabalho remoto, que foram caracterizados e agrupados em dois grupos com base em suas similaridades. Os resultados confirmam a eficácia da metodologia adotada e fornecem subsídios para pesquisas futuras sobre o tema.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FEMALE TEACHER TRAINEES PURSUING INTEGRATED COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE STREAM IN RELATION TO THEIR ACADEMIC RESILIENCE AND LOCUS OF CONTROL
Authors: Sharma Pragati , Trivedi Lavleena
Published: February 2025

"विद्या ददाति विनयं विनयाद्याति पात्रताम्।पात्रत्वाद्धनमाप्नोति धनाद्धर्मं ततः सुखम्॥"(Knowledge gives humility, humility leads to worthiness, Worthiness brings wealth, wealth fosters righteousness, and righteousness brings happiness.).
CULTURAL HERITAGE PRESERVATION IN INDIA: SAFEGUARDING A LIVING LEGACY
Authors: Pathak Tribeni , Das Shikha
Published: February 2025

However, keeping this heritage safe is a big challenge. Cities are growing fast and threatening old sites, and climate change is making them decay faster. We are also losing traditional knowledge and making heritage sites too commercial. To address these challenges, we need to work together - government, international partners, local communities, and technology. The government and organizations like UNESCO are helping preserve our heritage. Local communities and education programs are keeping traditional practices alive. Technology is also offering new ways to preserve our heritage. We need to find a balance between development and preservation. If we work together and take pride in our heritage, we can ensure it continues to inspire future generations. This paper aims to explore the importance of preserving India’s cultural heritage, examine the challenges faced in its protection, and highlight the efforts and strategies currently in place to address these challenges.
DATA ANALYTICS SYSTEM FOR OFFENSIVE MEMES TEXT CLASSIFICATION IN SOCIAL NETWORK
Authors: K Gowsic , K Shanmuga Sudhan , H Yogeshwaran , M Vignesh , R Deena
Published: February 2025

Sentiment analysis has evolved as a pivotal element of understanding mortal feelings and opinions in the digital period. Memes, as a popular form of online communication, frequently synopsize sentiments in a visually engaging manner. In the realm of online communication, the frequence of multi-modal content, particularly memes combining textbook and images, has raised enterprises regarding the dispersion of obnoxious or dangerous material. This exploration proposes a new approach grounded on deep literacy ways for the bracket of obnoxious memes in multi- modal data sets to address this issue. The vital task involves the comprehensive analysis of both textual and visual factors to directly identify and classify unhappy content. We're proposing a new approach in this study. sentiment analysis from meme images using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology with Deep literacy algorithms for textbook bracket and image bracket using Conventional neural network algorithm. Our approach involves rooting textbook content from meme images using OCR, enabling the analysis of textual rudiments to infer sentiments. Through this innovative approach, we aim to enhance analysis capabilities in the visual content using pretrained Conventional neural network model. The proposed methodology demonstrates promising results, slipping light on the eventuality for OCR driven VADER sentiment analysis and Pretrained CNN to classify the nuanced feelings bedded in meme culture and contribute to a further comprehensive understanding of online sentiment dynamics.
Description of ground states corresponding to a non-normal subgroup for the Ising model on Cayley tree
Authors: Egamov D.O.
Published: February 2025

The paper is devoted to describe the ground states corresponding to a non-normal
subgroup of index four for the Ising model on the Cayley tree of order two.
Infinitesimal deformations and central extensions of the n-th Schr¨odinger algebra
Authors: Jumaniyozov D.E D.E , Sheraliyeva S.A.
Published: February 2025

In this paper, we determine the infinitesimal deformations of the n-th Schr¨odinger algebra schn and its factor algebra gn by the one-dimensional center. More precisely, we prove that
the second cohomology groups of schn and gn with values in the adjoint representations vanish for
n ≥ 3: On the other hand, it is shown that for n = 2 in both cases this cohomology space is onedimensional. Moreover, compute the second cohomology groups of schn and gn with values in the
trivial representation.
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Authors: Bertensson Sergei
Published: February 2025

An indispensable and captivating document, now back in print!
Tchaikovsky through Others' Eyes
Authors: Poznansky Alexander
Published: February 2025

Photos and writings on PIT-some newly discovered in Russian archives.
Sofia Gubaidulina
Authors: Kurtz Michael
Published: February 2025

A comprehensive biography of one of the most influential composers of the 20th century
Anton Rubinstein
Authors: Taylor Philip
Published: February 2025

A towering figure in late 19th-century Russian music, pianist-composer Anton Rubinstein (1829-94) was heralded in his day as the greatest piano virtuoso after Franz Liszt. Written in a conservative idiom and generally lacking originality, all but a few of his operas faded into obscurity within 25 years of his death. In this first modern biography of Rubinstein in English, Taylor (Inst. of Translating & Interpretation, UK) documents the musician's life and works-including his concert tours of Western Europe and America and his ideological fight for the high standards of Russian music-and provides an account of the Russian intelligentsia under Tsars Nicholas I and Alexander II. He organizes the eight chapters chronologically, beginning with a prolog on the historical background of 19th-century Russia. The five appendixes contain a list of complete works, synopses of Rubinstein's major operas, recital programs, a genealogy chart, and a selection of Rubinstein's writings on subjects ranging from aesthetics to morality. Intended for the lay reader, this densely footnoted but readable book features no musical analysis. It is a triumph of modern musicological scholarship recommended for all music libraries.-Larry Lipkis, Moravian Coll.
Mamontov's Private Opera
Authors: Haldey Olga
Published: February 2025

The end of the 19th century in Russia saw a great flourishing of arts, owed in large measure to the philanthropy of entrepreneurs who had profited from expanded opportunities in railroads, textiles, and other businesses. Savva Mamontov's patronage of the Abramstevo artists' colony and Moscow Private Opera is well known, but his own gifts and his continuing influence awaited recognition. This exhaustive, trailblazing study gives him that recognition. Haldey (musicology, Univ. of Maryland, College Park) scoured Russian archives for original correspondence and other records that demonstrate how much Serge Diaghilev, Konstantin Stanislavsky, and even Vsevolod Meyerhold owed to Mamontov. She explores Mamontov's place in the aesthetic debates of Russia's Silver Age, his relationships with singers and composers, and his focus on the dramatic and the visual elements in his landmark opera productions, which seriously challenged those of the Bolshoi.... With extensive notes and 40 halftone photographs, this is an important work for Russian and turn-of-the-century cultural studies. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty; general readers. - Choice
Antibiotic resistant profile and some virulence factors of Çanakkale Coastline bacteria
Authors: Nazlı Neslihan Güngören  , Nurcihan Hacıoğlu Doğru
Published: February 2025

Antibiotic resistance poses a significant public health concern, especially considering that microorganisms in marine environments serve as potential sources for the dissemination of resistance genes. In this study, antibiotic resistance profiles of 50 bacterial isolates obtained from coastal seawater in Çanakkale were investigated, along with the presence of tetM and vancomycin resistance genes, and various virulence factors (biofilm formation, siderophore production, enzymatic activity). Molecular identification was conducted for isolates with detected resistance genes. According to the antibiotic susceptibility testing, 90% of isolates exhibited resistance to penicillin, 76% to vancomycin, 68% to tetracycline, 54% to ampicillin, and 8% to gentamicin. Furthermore, 88% of isolates were found to have a Multidrug Resistance (MDR) index above the critical threshold; tetM was present in 30%, vanA in 10%, and both tetM and vanA in 2% of isolates. Additionally, all isolates showed high potential in terms of enzyme production, biofilm formation, and siderophore production as virulence factors. The high levels of antibiotic resistance and presence of resistance genes in these bacteria indicate uncontrolled antibiotic usage in the region, posing potential risks to public health.
Modelling A 5 Km² rural area with deployment of IoT devices and user equipment
Authors: POPOOLA Feyisayo Favour  , AREWA Oladoyin Elizabeth  , ADARIJO Rasheed Alade
Published: February 2025

The growing presence of wireless communication in rural regions calls for the enhancement of network performance to provide stable connectivity to user equipment (UEs) and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. This study presents a simulation-based approach to modelling a 5 km² rural environment, evaluating key performance metrics such as antenna gain, path loss, and signal-to-noise ratio (SINR). Using the WINNER II radio propagation model and MATLAB simulation tools, the research simulates the spatial distribution of IoT devices and UEs, calculates received power levels, and determines the optimal placement of devices by selecting the top 50% of cells based on received power, gains, and SINR. The work also considers terrain features, atmospheric conditions, and user density for better predictive accuracy. The results provide valuable insights into rural wireless network optimization via enhanced coverage, interference minimization, and connectivity maximization for low-power IoT devices and mobile users. The results translate to better network planning and deployment strategies, facilitating efficient and cost-effective rural wireless communication systems
Cricket player performance prediction: A machine learning
Authors: K Kiran Babu  , Srikanth Banoth  , Vijaya Lakshmi Muvvala  , Mohammad Shafee  , Shravan Kumar Ainala
Published: February 2025

Cricket is a data-rich sport where accurate performance predictions can significantly impact strategic decision-making for teams, analysts, and coaches. This study leverages machine learning (ML), specifically Light Gradient Boosting Machine (LGBM), to enhance predictive accuracy by analyzing historical player statistics, pitch conditions, and real-time match factors. The proposed system follows a structured pipeline, including data preprocessing, feature engineering, and model optimization, ensuring scalability and reliability. Unlike traditional models, it integrates real-time adaptability, dynamically adjusting predictions based on live match updates such as pitch reports and player form. Performance metrics like RMSE, Precision, and F1-score validate the model’s efficiency across different cricket formats. A user-friendly interface using Streamlit enables interactive data visualization, making insights accessible to analysts and enthusiasts. By addressing data complexity and match-day variability, this research advances AI-driven sports analytics. Future enhancements will explore deep learning architectures and biomechanical data for further accuracy improvements. The study establishes a robust and scalable predictive framework, offering actionable insights to revolutionize cricket strategy and decision-making.
Chronic kidney disease prediction using machine learning techniques
Authors: Ashok Kumar Pasi  , Sai Aryan Meesala  , Vinesh Doddi  , Nandana Ande  , Thilak Chinta  , Nithin Soma
Published: February 2025

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining health often takes a backseat until visible symptoms arise. Unfortunately, certain diseases, like Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), develop silently, presenting no noticeable symptoms in the early stages. This delay in detection often leads to severe complications, including kidney failure, cardiovascular disease, or even death. CKD’s silent progression highlights the critical need for proactive and predictive healthcare tools that can identify risks early.

Machine Learning (ML) offers a promising solution, capable of analyzing vast amounts of data and predicting potential health risks with high accuracy. In this study, we explored the potential of nine ML techniques for predicting CKD: K-nearest Neighbors (KNN), support vector machines (SVM), logistic regression (LR), Naïve Bayes, Extra Tree Classifiers, AdaBoost, XG Boost, and Light GBM. Using a dataset obtained from Kaggle.com with 14 attributes and 400 records related to CKD, we aimed to identify the most effective model for this task.

The attributes included clinical parameters such as blood pressure, specific gravity, albumin, sugar, and more, providing a comprehensive foundation for prediction. Each ML model was meticulously trained and tested, with hyperparameters fine-tuned to achieve optimal performance. Feature scaling and data preprocessing were conducted to ensure the models handled the dataset effectively.

Evaluation metrics, including accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and ROC-AUC, were used to assess performance.

Among the models, LightGBM emerged as the top performer, achieving an impressive accuracy of 99.00%. This model reformed its counterparts due to its ability to handle imbalanced datasets, fast training speed, and exceptional performance in capturing complex patterns.
Giant bladder stones: A case report of three egg-sized calculi in a resource-constrained environment
Authors: Kristian Bimo  , Mega Setiawan  , Nunik Fatmawati  , Teuku Muhammad Akmal Putra
Published: February 2025

Bladder stones represent an important public health issue in developing nations, especially Indonesia. We report a 51-year-old female who exhibited dysuria and suprapubic pain. Clinical evaluations, imaging studies, and laboratory analyses identified three bladder stones, each the size of an egg. The patient underwent an open cystolithotomy, during which three calculi averaging 5x4 cm and weighing approximately 560 g were excised. The patient encountered no notable surgical complications and was discharged with significantly improved urine flow.
ANALISIS TATA KELOLA SISTEM INFORMASI PELAYANAN DESA BERBASIS FRAMEWORK MENGGUNAKAN COBIT 5.0
Authors: Ulvah Ulvah , Rosmiati Rosmiati
Published: February 2025

COBIT merupakan sebuah standar control yang berfungsi untuk memberikan  kerangka kinerja pada kendali control teknologi informasi agar dapat digunakan dan diterima dalam sebuah organisasi. kerangka kerja COBIT dapat digunakan untuk menganalisis kelayakan penerapan teknologi informasi dalam proses penyelangaraan kegiatan pada kantor desa barowa. Penilaian akan ditekankan pada tingkat pengukuran kelayakan penggunaan teknologi informasi pada kantor desa barowa dan menjabarkan peran penting teknologi informasi pada kantor desa. Berdasarkan hasil keseluruhan analisis kesenjangan di atas tingkat kematangan pada semua domain yang diharapakan (DDS dan MEA), menyatakan bahwa kantor desa barowa memiliki tingkat kematangan proses Teknolgi Informasi berada pada tingkat 3, yang mana kematangan ini menerangkan bahwa proses manajemen tata kelola sistem informasi pelayanan pada kantor  desa barowa mengatur menajemennya menggunakan proses yang telah didefenisikan untuk mencapai kualitas pelayanan yang optimal dan maksimal.
Sistem Informasi Penjualan Sepeda Motor Bekas di Mega Mas Motor Berbasis Desktop
Authors: Kurniaty Dian , Ruhamah Ruhamah , Suparman Suparman
Published: February 2025

Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk membuat sistem informasi Penjualan Sepeda Motor Bekas di Mega Mas Motor, dimana proses kegiatan transaksi pada mega mas motor ini masih dilakukan dengan transaksi jual beli manual dimana menentukan harga produk dan melakukan proses jual beli secara langsung dan menghitung secara manual yang kurang efektif dan efesien. Jenis penelitian yang digunakan yaitu metode waterfall. Metode pegumpulan data yang digunakan yaitu observasi, wawancara, dokumentasi dan studi pustaka. Adapun software yang digunakan adalah aplikasi Java Netbenas dengan menggunakan database xampp My-SQL. Teknik pengujian yang digunakan dalam sistem ini yaitu teknik pengujian black box testing. Hasil penelitian rancang bangun sistem informasi penjualan sepeda motor bekas berbasis desktop pada mega mas motor ini menghasilan program yang dapat mengolah data transaksi penjualan dan juga dapat meyimpan data stok barang yang disediakan di mega mas motor.
Perancangan Aplikasi Sistem Inventory Barang Pada Toko Ninety Six Palopo Berbasis Website
Authors: Ulvah Ulvah , Annisa Nur
Published: February 2025

Aplikasi  sistem inventory barang berbasis website pada toko Ninety Six Palopo yaitu merancang interface dan database sistem, membuat sistem sesuai dengan perancangan yang telah dibuat serta mengeimplementasikan sistem yang telah dibuat serta melakukan pengujian pada sistem. Dalam pengumpulan data, penulis menggunakan metode observasi, wawancara,studi pustaka. Dalam pengembangan sistem penulis menggunakan metode Waterfall. Adapun software yang digunakan adalah Notepad++ sebagai text editor, PHP sebagai bahasa pemrograman, MySQL untuk  pengelolahan basis data dan XAMPP sebagai local servernya. Teknik pengujian yang digunakan dalam sistem ini yaitu teknik pengujian black box testing. Hasil pengujian yang telah dilakukan maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa Aplikasi Sistem Inventory Barang Pada Toko Ninety Six Palopo Berbasis Website telah layak digunakan dan sudah sesuai dengan fungsi yang dibutuhkan.
BOOK rEVIEW - Laura Aull. 2024. You Can’t Write That. 8 Myths About Correct English . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 227 + x pp
Authors:   Ovidius University of Constanța, Department of Moder n Languages and Literatures and Communication Sciences, Oancea Costin Valentin
Published: February 2025

Laura Aull’s book contains a list of figures, list of tables, acknowledgements, an introduction, followed by eight chapters, conclusion, afterword, notes, references and an index.
Analisis Faktor Lingkungan Terhadap Prevalensi Stunting Pada Balita Di Desa Mana Resmi Kabupaten Musi Rawas
Authors: Hartika Citra , Suharyanto  , Santoso Urip , Yurike  , Brata Bieng
Published: February 2025

This study aims to analyze the influence of latrine ownership, availability of clean water, and the influence of hand washing habits on the incidence of stunting. This research was conducted in the ManaOfficial Village, Muara Beliti District, Musi Rawas Regency, South Sumatra. The data collection technique uses total sampling, namely the entire population is used as a sample. The sample in this study were all toddlers in the Mana Official Village totaling 194 toddlers. The data instrument was adapted from the IKL (environmental health inspection) form for the availability of clean water, toilet ownership, and the habit of washing hands with soap from the District Health Office. Musi Rawas in 2023. Data analysis used the Chi-square test. The results showed that there was a significant relationship between latrines ownership, availability of clean water, and the habit of washing hands with soap (CPTS) on the incidence of stunting in the ManaOfficial Village area, Musi Rawas Regency, in 2023
Functoriality of Fractal Homology Groups and the Construction of Fractal Manifold Category: Analysis and Advancements
Authors: zhou changzheng , zhou ZIQING
Published: February 2025

This paper aims to delve deeply into the construction and functoriality of fractal homology groups and, based on this, establish the category of fractal manifolds. Through detailed analysis of fractal chain complexes, modifications of boundary mappings, topological properties of fractal homology groups, and refinements to the fractal manifold category, we propose a series of rigorous mathematical validation pathways. Additionally, we explore the applications of fractal homology in quantum gravity and condensed matter physics, outlining future research directions and cross-disciplinary impacts.
Undeserving Heirs: How the Origins of Wealth Shape Attitudes Towards Redistribution
Authors: Becker Bastian , Waitkus Nora
Published: February 2025

Inherited wealth has often been accumulated under circumstances seen as undeserving by present-day standards. However, there is surprisingly little knowledge about the political consequences of wealth's history. We argue that illegitimate accumulation nurtures opposition and calls for redistribution, even after multiple generations. To test our theory, we conduct a survey in Germany, where many wealthy business owners inherited companies that made large fortunes during one of the darkest episodes of human history, the Nazi regime of 1933-1945. We demonstrate with a vignette experiment that individuals perceive heirs of businesses that cooperated with the Nazi regime as less deserving than other similar heirs, and are more likely to support the targeted redistribution of such inherited business wealth. Therefore, undeservingness can be inherited and passed on from one generation to another. These results align with general views and attitudes about the German economy. Our findings add to studies on the historical origins of public opinion as well as deservingness by showing how illegitimate wealth accumulation affects political attitudes across generations.
Multimethod Associations and Psychometric Properties of the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 Brief Form
Authors: Stanton Kasey , Mohr Jenna , Towne Helena , Hemphill Laura , McDonnell Christina G.
Published: February 2025

The Personality Inventory for DSM-5-Brief Form (PID-5-BF) has become widely used for providing efficient self-report assessment of trait domains from the Alternative Model for Personality Disorders (AMPD). Existing studies of the PID-5-BF’s psychometric properties have been informative, but they have often relied on monomethod assessment. We advance research on the PID-5-BF’s psychometrics and understanding of multimethod personality-psychopathology associations by conducting analyses integrating self-report, informant, and interview measures. As a second related aim, we examined the degree of self-informant convergence for AMPD ratings. Adult participants (N = 235; 44% currently accessing psychotherapy) completed self and interview measures of psychopathology and substance use, with a subset of these participants (n = 116) also contributing informant data. Results indicated that PID-5-BF scores generally showed theoretically consistent mono- and cross-method associations, though some specific findings indicated possible discriminant validity issues for select PID-5-BF scales. Self and informant AMPD trait ratings also converged moderately, with self-rated negative affectivity and psychoticism mean levels slightly exceeding informant-rated mean levels. Thus, our study presents multimethod results supporting the self-report PID-5-BF’s validity overall, while also advancing understanding of multimethod trait associations when using brief trait measures such as the PID-5-BF. We draw on these results to discuss ideas for sharpening dimensional assessment in research on personality disorders specifically and transdiagnostic psychopathology more generally.
Future Work Self salience: A meta-analysis
Authors: Kleine Anne-Kathrin , Rockinger Regina Franziska , Lermer Eva , Fladerer Martin Paul , Shoeir Mohamed
Published: February 2025

Future Work Self salience (FWSS) refers to how vividly individuals envision their future selves in their careers, representing personally relevant hopes and aspirations related to work (Strauss et al., 2012). Research on FWSS has expanded rapidly in the last decade, but the findings have not yet been quantitatively synthesized. We present meta-analytic insight of relationships between FWSS and various antecedents and outcomes derived from the Career Construction Model of Adaptation (CCMA) based on K = 74 studies, k = 80 independent samples, and N = 27,643 individuals. FWSS is strongly associated with the adaptivity constructs proactive personality and psychological capital (both rc = .43). Additionally, it is is moderately related to supports (rc = .37). FWSS is strongly related with career adaptability (rc = .56) and adapting responses, including proactive career behaviors (rc = .46), proactive work behaviors (rc = .44), career decision self-efficacy (rc = .45), and occupational self-efficacy (rc = .48). Regarding adaptation results, FWSS is moderately related to employability (rc = .31) and occupational well-being (rc = .26), while showing a strong relationship with general well-being (rc = .39) and meaning in life (rc = .54). FWSS is also strongly associated with work engagement (rc = .39). The relative weights analysis confirms the distinct relationship between FWSS and PCBs. Additionally, the mediation analysis indicates that career adaptability acts as a mediator between FWSS and PCBs, offering deeper insights into the role of FWSS within the CCMA. Finally, demographic and contextual variables, such as age and cultural individualism, influence some of the examined relationships. The meta-analysis contributes to a refinement of the CCMA and future research on the role of FWSS in career development.
School-based interventions for primary and secondary school students with intellectual disability: A scoping review
Authors: Batinovic Lucija
Published: February 2025

This scoping review mapped school-based interventions for K-12 students with intellectual developmental disorder (IDD; IQ ≤75 or a diagnosed intellectual disability), focusing on outcomes, theoretical frameworks, study designs, and research transparency. A systematic search across six databases identified 952 studies, published 2000-2023. The most common interventions were assistive or instructional, primarily targeting academic outcomes. Multiple probe designs were the most prevalent study method, with frequent reliance on non-standardized measures. Reporting on theoretical frameworks was limited, and adherence to open science practices, including data sharing and ethics statement reporting, was minimal. The findings highlight the need for improved methods to synthesize prevalent single-case evidence in this field. Furthermore, the limited engagement with open science practices warrants exploration of barriers to and support for their implementation.
Understanding Professional Advocacy: A protocol for a mixed method project to explore professional nurse advocacy and professional midwifery advocacy in one NHS trust.
Authors: Engward Hilary , Goldspink Sally , Abdulmohdi Naim , Alexander Marie , van Veggel Nieky , Tuckwell Andrea
Published: February 2025

Background: In the UK, specific Professional Nurse Advocates (PNA) and Professional Midwifery Advocates (PMA) centres nurses and midwives as integral to quality improvement in practice (QiP), workforce retention and transformation. However, little is known about the potential impact the PNA/PMA role might have on the daily practice of nurses and midwives, quality in practice, professional wellbeing, and retention. This project, funded by one large NHS Trust in the UK, seeks to explore, and understand the impact (if any) of the PNA/PMA role in relation to nurse/midwife involvement in QiP, professional wellbeing, and the retention of nurses/midwives in that Trust. The focus is on the key issues of the lived experience of current PNA’s/PMA’s; the wider nursing/midwifery workforce perspective of the use (or no use of) of the PNA/PNA role; the link (if any) on quality improvement in practice (QiP); and the workforce impact (if any) on nurse/midwife professional wellbeing and nurse/midwife retention in the organisation.Methods: This study is mixed method and multistage design: Workstream 1 identifies the organisational context statistics of QiP, wellbeing and retention to understand difference (if any) before and after the implementation of the PNA/PMA role. Workstream 2 explores the experience of being a PNA/PMA using semi-structured interviews (n 15). Workstream 3 is twofold: Part i surveys the nurse and midwifery staff (n = 450) awareness/access/understanding of the PNA/PMA role. Part ii includes two focus groups (n=20) to detail the experiences of those who have actively consulted with a PNA/PMA, the other for those who have not yet consulted with PNA/PMA. Workstream 4 collates collected evidence to co-design, with PNAs/PMAs, nurses and midwives, recommendations for local policy, practice, and the implementation of the PNA/PMA role across the organisation.Discussion: The integrated findings will inform the future organisational implementation of the PMA/ PNA role, strategies to develop the PNA/PMA role in relation to QiP, staff wellbeing, retention and sustainable approaches for increasing the number of PNA/PMA’s. The evidence will inform local and national implementation policy across diverse NHS services and future development of the professional advocacy role for allied health professionals.
STUDI PENGGUNAAN LAHAN DI DESA LEMPAKE KECAMATAN SAMARINDA UTARA KOTA SAMARINDA
Authors: Zulkarnain Rahardian , Ismail Ismail , Jumani Jumani
Published: February 2025

Pemanfaatan sumber daya alam untuk pembangunan harus memperhatikan asas kelestarian lingkungan dengan menekan dampak negatif  yang timbul semaksimal mungkin. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui keadaan perubahan pola penggunaan lahan Daerah Aliran Sungai Karang Mumus, dan mengetahui perkembangan atau berkurangnya tiap-tiap kegunaan lahan yang ada dalam wilayah tersebut, dan untuk mendapatkan gambaran umum tentang keadaan fisik wilayah, kondisi sosial ekonomi masyarakat yang ada didalam dan disekitar lahan DAS karang mumus serta akibat yang timbul karena adanya kegiatan masyarakat yang ada didalam atau di sekitar wilayah tersebut. Penelitian ini di laksanakan di Sub-sub Daerah Aliran Sungai (DAS) Karang Mumus. Secara administrasi pemerintahan termasuk daerah Kota Samarindayaitu dalam wilayah Kecamatan Samarinda Utara Sedangkan pembagian wilayah pemangkuh hutan termasuk Cabang Dinas Kehutanan Mahakam Ilir. Dari hasil penelitian Sub-sub DAS Karang Mumus seluas 29.278 Ha terdiri dari sungai muang, sungai bangkuring, sungai bayur, sungai siring sungai pampang kiri dan bermuara ke sungai Mahakam. Pengunaan lahan yang ada di dalam sub- sub Das karang mumus dalam kurung waktu tahun 2017 sampai 2021 terdiri dari lahan pemukiman, pekarangan, lading, semak belukar, kebuncampuran, sawah dan hutan kerapatan jarang dan sedang, dan lahan penggunaai lain kecendrungan bertambah luas sedangkan pertumbuhan penduduk pada periode 2017-2021 rata-rata sebesar 5,30 % pertahun, yang merupakan angka dari pertumbuhan penduduk yang cukup tinggi
Evaluasi Kebijakan Kurikulum Merdeka dalam Mewujudkan Profil Pelajar Pancasila dan Menguatnya Literasi Numerasi di Sekolah Penggerak SMA Negeri Jakarta Utara
Authors: Sriyono Sriyono , Nurmantu Safri
Published: February 2025

This research is about the Evaluation of the Independent Curriculum Policy in Realizing the Profile of Pancasila Students and the strengthening of numeracy literacy in the driving school of North Jakarta State High School. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the independent curriculum policy in realizing the profile of Pancasila students and the strengthening of numeracy literacy. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. This research uses observation, interviews, and documentation as tools to collect data. The results of this study indicate the success of the Merdeka Curriculum in realizing the profile of Pancasila students and strengthening numeracy literacy in students effectively, efficiently, adaptively, equitably, responsively and according to the demands of needs. In intracurricular learning, the process takes place efficiently or saves time, energy and costs because the discussion of the material is in accordance with learning outcomes. The Strengthening Pancasila Profile Project is less efficient, because it takes up to 25% of the time allocated for the overall curriculum schedule
Themes from Veterinary Student Evaluations of Teaching Before and After Final Exams: Classroom Climate, Achievement Striving, Goal Attainment, and Operational Deliverables
Authors: Bailey Misty R. , Mawby Dianne , Lane India F.
Published: February 2025

Comments requested on student evaluation of teaching (SET) forms are intended to help instructors identify strengths and weaknesses in their teaching methods. However, low SET completion rates limit their usefulness. Standard practice in US higher education is that students complete SETs before their final examination period due to concerns about negative effects of the exam and grade. Toward increasing completion rates, we altered the standard availability window and examined how completion of SETs after final exams affected the themes and sentiment in comments. Students were randomly assigned to before finals and after finals groups. Comments were coded and qualitative data transformed into frequencies. Three themes emerged: classroom climate, achievement striving and goal attainment, and operational deliverables. Students focused most on how instructors promoted or detracted from their understanding and retention, clarity of assessments, and teaching aid effectivity. They also frequently noted their appreciation and perceptions of whether instructors enjoyed teaching. Students praised instructors’ engagement as speakers and perceived dedication and effort. When students were critical, they focused most on grades, quantity of material, pace, and the curriculum. Before final exams, students commented more on the instructor's personality, clinical applicability of content, teaching aid effectivity, and pace; after final exams, they focused more on assessments. However, comments were largely commendable rather than critical, regardless of when SETs were completed. Contrasting some faculty perceptions that SETs are used to express anger, most students in this study expressed gratitude toward instructors for assisting them in achieving their goal of becoming a veterinarian.
Women’s Health in Rural American Communities
Authors: Reijo Pera Renee A.
Published: February 2025

Limited data have been published on the status of women’s health in rural areas, particularly pertaining to women of color and rural women in the United States. The aim of this review is to briefly describe the trends in women’s health in rural areas, the factors contributing to poor health outcomes and potential ways to focus improvements most effectively. To provide this overview, approximately 310 articles were screened by full text on the database PubMed. Of these, 27 articles are described in more detail in this piece. Data focus on women’s health in the United States and include information bulletin reports and individual studies centered around the topic of interest. The literature clearly illustrates that living in rural areas comes with certain limitations, lifestyle accommodations and behaviors that can lead to negative health outcomes for women in the rural United States.