bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
GAPS BETWEEN EXPERT’S AND STUDENT’S EXPOSITION TEXTS BASED ON SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL LINGUISTICS (SFL): IMPLICATION FOR TEACHERS
Authors: Sinta Dewi
Published: November 2022

The lack of students’ ability to compose expository text is still found in many mainstream classrooms. The inability may be caused by many factors such as the complexity of the text itself, the texts in the textbook which are often not representative enough to be the model texts, and teachers’ lack of awareness of teaching genre. This study intends to investigate the gaps between the model (expert) and students’ texts at genre level and register level based on SFL perspectives. To serve the aims, this study employed case study design in attempt to get clear description from the case investigated. The data gathered from the analysis focusing on genre level and register level were presented in narrative form and interpreted descriptively. The finding showed that at genre level the student’s text did not include the restatement of thesis which is different from the expert’s text. Meanwhile, at register level, the student’s text appears to have lack of cohesive devices and other mode choices (e.g. lack of marked theme, connectives) which lead into the lack of texture of the text. Careful design of activities in each curriculum cycle and explicit teaching of both schematic structures and registers of expository are the implications suggested by this study.
LICENSURE EXAMINATION: STUDENTS’ INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC FACTORS AS SUCCESS PREDICTOR
Authors: Briones,LPT Melvi A
Published: November 2022

Preparation to pass the licensure examination is vital at the very first stage of college life. This study aimed to determine the freshmen students’ intrinsic and extrinsic   factors as success predictors for their licensure examination. The descriptive- correlation method was employed to determine the intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and the significant differences between the respondents’ motivation among colleges and between the factors. One hundred ninety-four (194)  students were utilized as respondents of this study. FGD with five (5) deans from different colleges   were employed for validation and intervention. Results revealed that between the factors, intrinsic is the highest motivating factor. Respondents believe that  to pass the board exam,   their effort to develop their own skills will bring them success. They also believe that providing material things and other support for their family as an external motivation will just follow. The test on significant difference revealed that students’ perception of motivation from among colleges have no significant difference. However, between the factors, a significant difference was noted. Activities  on study habits and skills  formation  of students  will boost intrinsic  motivation  and  family-centered  activities  were  seen  as  an  effective  intervention program.
VIDEO VLOG AS TEACHING MEDIA IN IMPROVING THE STUDENTS’ SPEAKING ABILITY IN PROCEDURE TEXT
Authors: Fidriani Anisa Juni , Entika Fani Prastikawa  , AB Prabowo Kusumo Adi
Published: November 2022

Speaking is one important skill of English to present opinions, ideas, and convey our feeling to other people. Based on my observation teaching practicum in a vocational school, the students speaking ability have less confidence in practicing English speaking. Except for the students’ problem in speaking teacher’s media in the classroom also influence the process of teaching and learning. The use of conventional media is still found in the process of teaching speaking in class. The writer will focus on her research in improving students speaking skills by using media is Vlog. The purpose of this study is 1. To what extent student’s speaking ability taught without using video vlogs in procedure text? 2. To what extent student’s speaking ability taught using vlogs in procedure text? 3. Is there any significant difference between students speaking ability taught using vlogs in procedure text and those taught without using vlogs in procedure text?. The design of this study is quasi-experimental. The data were gathered through quantitative data. The writer takes XI AKL 2 as a control class and  XI AKL 1 as an experimental class. The research instrument is a test. There are two types of tests given, namely pre-test and post-test. After collecting data, there are significant differences between the classes taught using video vlogs and the classes taught without video vlog. The results of the study can be seen on the post-test after giving treatment. Were the mean score pre-test was 57.11 which was classified as unsatisfactory and the mean score post-test was 70.67 which was classified as good. The result of the sig 2 tailed was 0.00. If the value of sig ( 2 tailed) < 0.05 then there is a significant difference between the learning outcomes taught without using video vlog between taught using video vlog meanwhile, the value of sig (2 tailed) was 0.000 < 0.005. So it can be concluded that there was a significant difference between the students speaking skills taught using video vlog.
ONLINE ASSESSMENT IN ENGLISH CLASSROOM: EFL TEACHERS’ PRACTICES AND CHALLENGES
Authors: Dicky Meiantoni  , Wiyaka Wiyaka , Prastikawati Entika Fani
Published: November 2022

The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic makes many changes in the educational system. One of the changes is in the process of assessment that is conducted by the teachers. Online assessment becomes the demand for teaching and learning process. In EFL teaching context, the English teachers are also demanded to present an online assessment that meets the students’ needs. The practice of online assessment needs to be investigated to capture whether it runs well or not. In line with this case, this present study describes online assessment practices as well as the challenges faced by the EFL teachers. By conducting descriptive qualitative research, the writers observed the practices of online assessment in English teaching in a junior high school in Semarang. There are three English teachers participated in this study. To obtain the data, the writers used observation and semi-structured interview as the instruments of data collection. After the data was collected, it was analyzed and interpreted descriptively. The findings show that English teachers implemented some online assessment tools such as Google Classroom, What’s App, Google Form, and Zoom in online assessment practices during the English teaching and learning. During the implementation of online assessment, the EFL teachers found some challenges such as internet connection, the different level of students’ intelligence, students’ low motivation, and EFL teachers’ lack of computer skills. The findings of this study imply that online assessment practices need to be evaluated to have a better implementation. Further, the EFL teachers’ computer skills need to be improved to realize an exemplary practices of online assessment in English teaching and learning.
FLASH (FUN LEARNING ENGLISH) WITH PICTIONARY FOR VOCABULARY ENAHNCHING ON RURAL STUDENTS
Authors: Harahap Sartika Dewi
Published: November 2022

Learning English for some students were getting bored and less fun. It makes them become lazy and unserious to following the class. Especially, in rural students with local language user for learning the foreign language. Teaching English will become the difficult way for English teacher who teach in seven grade students on MTs S Ittihadiyah Aek Korsik Desa Parimburan Kecamatan Sungai Kanan Kabupaten Labuhanbatu Selatan North Sumatera. Vocabulary is the basic and the important aspect of language in order to easier to able to speak, to read, to write and to listen. FLASH (Fun Learning English) with Pictionary as a teaching strategy were designed and adapted by English teacher. It can help the students feel comfortable, fun, active and more motivated when they were enhaced their vocabulary during the learning process. The author conducted the data by using classroom observation and test including a series of processes to identify the problem that are appearing. The analysis showed how the pictionary gave the enhancing the students on knowing, memorizing and pronouncing the word.

Keywords : Pictionary, Vocabulary, Fun Learning English.
LEARNING STYLES IN RELATION TO ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF BTVTED STUDENTS
Authors: IBARRIENTOS JOSE ARIEL
Published: November 2022

The study is a descriptive-correlational research which aims to determine the significant relationships between students’ learning styles and their academic performance. The study focuses on the learning styles of the first year BTVTRD students who are officially enrolled during the first semester of the school year 2019 – 2020. A survey is utilized in the collection of data while in its statistical analysis the Person Correlation Coefficient was employed. The results revealed that, on learning styles, diverse characteristics define the nature of learners in the BTVTED program. Their learning styles encompass physical, cognitive, affective, and physiological elements that influence learning. On academic performance, majority of the BTVTED students are classified above average. Applying the parametric test using Pearson Product – Moment Correlation, the study concludes that there is a significant relationship between students’ learning styles and their academic performance on the physical, cognitive, and physiological elements of learning. However, on its affective aspect, the contrary hypothesis is proved. Overall, the study finds the need for specific actions that will address the issue on pedagogical strategies employed in teaching the curriculum, approaches in the delivery of instructional content, monitoring, evaluation, and adjustments of key issues in the teaching and learning, institutional program to help students in difficult circumstances, and other studies that will help the college improve its quality education and services.
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN STUDENTS’ EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND READING COMPREHENSION ACHIEVEMENT
Authors: Dewi Sartika  , Dewi Septarani  , Rekha Asmara
Published: November 2022

The objective of this report was to see if there was a correlation between emotional intelligence and reading comprehension achievement among eighth-grade students at SMPN 2 Kayuagung. A correlational research design was utilized. Purposive sampling was applied to choose 140 students for the study. A questionnaire was utilized to check students’ emotional intelligence and a writing test in the form of multiple choice about recount text was employed to measure students’ reading achievement. Before administering the test to the samples, the validity and reliability of the test were assessed on non-sample students at SMPN 2 Kayuagung. The Pearson Product Moment was used to examine the data. The correlation coefficient was found to be 0.240 based on the results at a p-value of 0.05. It was found that r-obtained (02.40) was higher than r-table (0.166). It meant students' emotional intelligence and reading comprehension had a positive relationship. Students who had good emotional intelligence had better reading achievement.
Life History of Thrips hawaiiensis (Morgan) Reared on Flower of “Saba” Banana (Musa acuminata x balbisiana Colla)
Authors: Reyes Cecilia , Copuyoc Maria Katherine , Castillo Jamaica , Guzman Junel
Published: November 2022

Thrips hawaiiensis (Morgan) is a pest of banana, mango, and pomelo. The study aimed to determine the development and reproductive capacity of thrips under laboratory condition. To start the culture, female thrips were collected from Beltran “Saba” banana plantation in Tuao, Cagayan, Philippines. Thrips were reared on fresh banana flowers in glass containers covered with cotton gauze pad sealed with rubber bands at temperatures of 25 ± 1.0 to 32 ± 2.0 °C, relative humidity of 78–99%, and photoperiod of 12:12 h (L:D). Forty (40) eggs laid within 8 h by first-generation female were observed from 05 Oct–16 Nov 2020. Three (7.5%) males and 37 (92.5%) females emerged from unfertilized eggs. Male average egg incubation, first instar, and second instar larval, prepupal, and pupal days were 1.33 ± 0.47, 1.33 ± 0.47, 1.33 ± 0.47, 1.00 ± 0.00, and 1.33 ± 0.47, respectively. Male average total development period and lifespan were 8.67 ± 0.62 and 9.33 ± 0.94, respectively. Female average egg incubation, first instar larva, second instar larva, prepupa, and pupal periods were 1.24 ± 0.43, 1.24 ± 0.43, 2.38 ± 0.48, 0.59 ± 0.20, and 2.38 ± 0.48, respectively. Female average total development period from egg to adult emergence and lifespan from egg to post oviposition until the adults are dead were 8.89 ± 0.52 and 23.19 ± 7.07, respectively. Female average pre-oviposition, oviposition, and post-oviposition periods were 1.05 ± 0.38, 12.27 ± 6.69, and 0.95 ± 1.20, respectively. The average number of eggs laid by each female was 196.92 ± 75.70. Female second instar larva and pupa development period were longer – which could be due to the bigger body size – and the average lifespan was twice as long as that of male. T. hawaiiensis is a short-lived, asexual insect with high fecundity; based on the life span of female thrips studied, between 7–8 thrips generations could be developed annually.
Initial Findings Suggest Box Jellyfish Encounters along Shallow Philippine Coastlines are Predictable
Authors: Licuanan Wilfredo , Verdadero Francis Xavier , Ang Julia Louise , de los Santos Berlin , Metillo Ephrime
Published: November 2022

Jellyfish stings account for numerous deaths in the Philippines. Despite this, there is little scientific information on the identity, distribution, seasonality, and ecology of the box jellyfish species involved. We present initial findings of three months (April–June 2021) of monitoring the abundance of and envenomations by box jellyfishes in eastern and western Luzon. Emergent patterns suggest encounters between box jellyfish and people are more likely to occur in beach areas within a few kilometers from rivers when tidal ranges are large, particularly around the flood phase of high tide. Encounters are also more likely on coasts where the monsoon winds blow onshore during the warmer months, bringing these animals closer to beach areas. They then stay longer in the shallows when the seas are calm. Beachgoers are, thus, advised to plan their destinations and activities carefully and wear protective clothing when venturing into shallow coastal areas.
Exploration of Candidate Genes Derived from SNPs Associated with Phenotypic Root Plasticity Using Philippine Rice Germplasm for Drought Adaptation
Authors: Lucob-Agustin Nonawin , Cruz Antoinette , Lipio Patrick Louie , Cabral Maria Corazon , Mananghaya Teodora , Suralta Roel , Niones Jonathan
Published: November 2022

Phenotypic root plasticity is a crucial trait for stable growth, adaptability, and productivity under abiotic-stressed growing environments. However, the genetic determinants and mechanisms controlling the trait are largely unknown, thus limiting its breeding application. We previously found 17 single nucleotide polymorphism (SNPs) significantly associated with phenotypic root plasticity traits – particularly, total root length (TRL), total nodal root length (TNRL), and total lateral root length (TLRL) – under moderate and severe drought using selected Philippine rice germplasm by employing the genome-wide association studies (GWAS) approach. Here, we present around 92 candidate genes using these SNP data. The genes were derived from various functional categories and drought intensity dependent. These were further narrowed via Gene Ontology and gene expression profile at root apical regions using databases to those whose putative functions were likely to be associated with root development in response to drought stress. Sixteen (16) more interesting known or novel genes were selected and discussed. When these genes are validated, they can help improve rice adaptation to water-limited environments.
Genesis of Effective Rural Communication for Development: A Pragmatic Study on India
Authors: Suri Pooja , Chopra Swati
Published: November 2022

Rural segment also known as the BOP (Bottom of Pyramid) segment, in India has lately become an area that corporates' just can’t afford to ignore. The dynamics of rural segment is worth studying. The products that are offered to rural consumers may or may not be different, but the way these products are marketed ought to be very different. Marketers always look for innovative ways to make their presence felt. But, what could be the possible communication strategy to reach the huge market at Bottom of the Pyramid. The regional disparities are many and there is a need for customized communication strategy. While a lot of thrust is being given to the marketing strategies for rural markets, especially distribution and packaging aspects, little is being talked about the specific communication strategies required there. This article intends to address this specific issue, that is, typical communication strategies that one needs to adopt to reach the consumers at the Bottom of the Pyramid. This article highlights the importance of having a specific communication strategy for the Indian BOP market. Attempts are made to fish-out important learnings' from the analysed cases with the help of which a framework for communicating effectively with the BOP markets can be designed.
Educación Superior y los Programas de Post-Grado en República Dominicana: Cantidad Vs. Calidad
Authors: D’Oleo Frank
Published: November 2022

En los últimos años la educación superior ha alcanzado un auge notable que se evidencia, en la gran demanda de la población por accesar a la educación superior, lo cual ha ocasionado una baja en el nivel de calidad prevaleciente en muchas de las universidades del país. El crecimiento vertiginoso de la matriculación sin la debida regulación del ingreso de estudiantes en muchas de las universidades, ha provocado cuestionamientos a los estándares de calidad de la educación superior.
Editorial
Authors: Acosta Peralta Mirian
Published: November 2022

Los artículos que aquí se recogen evidencian la madurez intelectual de sus autores, que presentan ideas novedosas sobre ámbitos tan variados como la educación a distancia, las nuevas tecnologías de la información y la comunicación, la investigación científica en la universidad dominicana y el postgrado, entre otros. Educación Superior acoge en este volumen los artículos de los participantes del Doctorado Latinoamericano en Educación y abre sus páginas a colaboraciones que puedan provenir de docentes de otras instituciones del nivel superior.
innovaciones: una alternativa para la resolución de problemas educativos
Authors: Jiminián Yanet Y.
Published: November 2022

La educación es fundamental para el desarrollo de la socie-dad, por lo tanto de ella depende su capacidad de innovación,aplicación del conocimiento para el desarrollo humano sosteni-ble y la promoción de valores y actitudes que tienden a la realización del ser humano, ampliando sus posibilidades de contri-buir al desarrollo de la sociedad en su conjunto y a la producciónde bienes y servicios.Esto implica ver en la educación la base fundamental deldesarrollo económico por lo que esta se convierte no en un gastosino en una inversión. Sin embargo, para que esa educación searentable socialmente debe ser pertinente, actualizada, utilitaria,reproductiva, y transformadora. De lo contrario, se convierte enuna multiplicadora del atraso, más que un factor de cambio y deprogreso.
El uso de Internet como una herramienta didáctica
Authors: Hiraldo Trejo Reyna
Published: November 2022

La incorporación de Internet en la escuela ha llevado a replantearse los modelos tradicionales de la educación, en vista de que en la era de la información actual, el trabajo pedagógico es complicado. Lo que se prioriza en los procesos docentes es la construcción del conocimiento, lo que lleva a necesitar herramientas que permitan una mejor práctica pedagógica en los

procesos de enseñanza-aprendizaje. Este artículo aborda sobre la importancia de Internet y su influencia en la educación.
Educación a Distancia Modalidad Educativa que posibilita eficazmente la Educación continua
Authors: Núñez Gil Nelson Manuel
Published: November 2022

En la actualidad, en una buena parte de la sociedad se percibe el deseo de aprender constantemente nuevas cosas. Aprender para tener más y mejores oportunidades;aprender para sentirse realizado como ser humano; pero poder hacerlo sin necesidad de afectar nuestra actividad en el trabajo,

sin depender de tiempos fijos o necesitar de espacios especiales; aprender y saber más en tiempo y espacios adecuados a las posibilidades de cada quien.Es precisamente aquí donde la educación a distancia ha mostrado

mayor efectividad rompiendo las barreras de tiempo y espacio, al ofrecer métodos, técnicas y recursos que hacen más efectivo y flexible el proceso enseñanza-aprendizaje.
Niveles de Homonegatividad en la Población Homosexual de la ciudad de Santiago
Authors: Hernández Estrella Luis Antonio
Published: November 2022

El objetivo de la investigación fue demostrar que esas creencias y

estereotipos influyen directamente en la formación del autoconcepto homofóbico, y en el mismo sentido, éste autoconcepto es influenciado por la edad, el sexo y los niveles de escolaridad delas personas con orientación homosexual.
Esquema formativo de tutores para la enseñanza en línea
Authors: Hernández Aguilar Lourdes , Córica Luis
Published: November 2022

Se presentan cinco núcleos temáticos para transformar un docente presencial en un tutor académico virtual o profesor telemático, en el marco de la Universidad Autónoma del estado de Hidalgo: Herramientas Informáticas para la educación en línea, inducción al uso de entornos virtuales, fundamentos teórico-prácticos de la educación a distancia, diseño de materiales y selección de recursos disponibles para la enseñanza y el aprendizaje en línea y diseño de cursos en línea. La experiencia hasta el momento en la implementación de cursos virtuales, ha confirmado la necesidad de asignar prioridad a la formación docente para propiciar su cambio de paradigma en lo que a sus funciones corresponde y sobre todo el experimentar la vivencia de ser formados bajo la misma modalidad en la que implementarán sus cursos.Un excelente desempeño como profesor presencial no asegura éxito como profesor telemático, por lo que sin formación específica en educación a distancia con el uso de NTIc, se corre un alto riesgo de fracaso en la puesta en marcha de un curso virtual.
Encuesta sobre la situación de la oncología integrativa en Argentina
Authors: Pranevicene M. Belén , Nasi M. Laura , Ituarte Carolina , Antón Andrés , Baro Verónica , Cáceres Hernán , Cerrato Sebastián , Lirussi Mauricio , Marmisolle Fabiana , Pérez Renfiges Adriana , Piazzoni Luciano , Poimán Germán , Schultz Diego , Vega M. Gabriela , Kowalyszyn Rubén
Published: November 2022

La Oncología Integrativa combina tratamientos oncológicos convencionales, abordajes integrales y terapias complementarias validadas para reducir síntomas, efectos adversos y mejorar la adherencia terapéutica.

Ante la falta de datos de Oncología Integrativa en Argentina y siguiendo publicaciones europeas y norteamericanas, este trabajo valora la disponibilidad de terapias complementarias en nuestro país para evaluar necesidades en educación y capacitación al respecto.

En un estudio observacional, descriptivo y transversal, se difundió una encuesta basada en guías internacionales. Participaron 74 centros de Argentina, al menos uno por provincia, y se realizó un análisis descriptivo de los resultados.

La mayoría de los centros encuestados ofrece algún abordaje complementario, los más disponibles fueron los más solicitados y la mayoría de los profesionales consideran ampliar la inclusión.

Aunque este trabajo no es representativo de la totalidad de la población, se trata del primer mapeo de la temática en todas las provincias del país. Desde la Comisión de Oncología Integrativa de la Asociación Argentina de Oncología Clínica (AAOC), creemos importante ampliar este mapeo y fortalecer una red nacional para fomentar educación, capacitación, difusión y acceso a este tipo de concepción de la medicina.
« L’art de faire l’indienne », savoir théorique ou savoir‑faire dans l’Europe des Lumières
Authors: Gril-Mariotte Aziza
Published: November 2022

À la fin des années de prohibition (1686-1759), la question des toiles peintes a fait l’objet d’un débat passionné entre économistes, mais loin de ces positionnements idéologiques, de nombreux acteurs ont cherché à comprendre le phénomène de l’indiennage. Si aujourd’hui on connaît les principales sources d’informations (frères jésuites, commerçants des Compagnies des Indes), on ne s’est pas intéressé à la circulation de ces écrits et à leur incidence ou pas sur l’appropriation des techniques indiennes en France. À partir de sources variées, nous avons tenté de retracer une chronologie de la circulation des écrits, en montrant comment la question des drogues a été le principal enjeu de l’adaptation en Europe des techniques pratiquées aux Indes depuis l’Antiquité.
The Aging Population in Vietnam: Trend and Policy
Authors: Hung Ly Dai
Published: November 2022

This paper analyzes the aging population in Vietnam and the international experience, thereby assessing the potential challenges to provide new viewpoints and corresponding policies in the coming years. The aging population in Vietnam evolves with a rapid growth rate, even with a higher speed than other economies in the same income group, but is not associated with improved health care services for this particular group of the population. This can result in a lower economic growth rate, an unbalanced social development, and an aged but not rich society. In the future, the aging population needs to be considered as a phenomenon that is harmonious with nature and that goes along with economic development. Thus, some policies are proposed to deal with the aging population including an inclusive income insurance system for aged people, a sound economic policy architecture, and a social consensus on the aging population.
Factors Affecting the Intention to Start up a Business of Management Students in Hanoi
Authors: Thi Hoai Nhung Duong , Nhi Nguyen Thi
Published: November 2022

The article focuses on clarifying the factors affecting the intention of students in Business Administration to start up a business based on 300 observations conducted at six universities and two colleges in the city of Hanoi. The research uses qualitative and quantitative research methods to identify and test the influencing factors. The results show that there are 6 factors that positively affect the students’ intention to start up a business, including (1) opinions of people around, (2) perceived feasibility, (3) the higher education learning environment, (4) personal characteristics, (5) access to finance and (6) leadership experience. Based on these results, the group of authors has made recommendations for universities and colleges in the process of training and supporting students to start up a successful business.
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Cryptocurrency Price on the Stock Exchange Index – Evidence from Shanghai Stock Exchange
Authors: Chien Nguyen Van
Published: November 2022

At the end of 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic that originated from Wuhan - China has become a serious global problem. China implemented a policy of isolation, social distancing, and mass vaccination among the population, and simultaneously its stock market recorded a remarkable growth in 2020 and 2021. Using the time-series data in the period from January 22, 2020, to March 24, 2021, the method of non-linear autoregressive distributed lags (NARDL) model is used to assess the impact of the pandemic on the Shanghai stock market. The research results show that there has been no impact of the pandemic on the Shanghai stock market both in the short and long terms. As for the impact of cryptocurrencies, there is an impact of cryptocurrencies on the stock market in the short term, specifically, a decrease in the price of the bitcoin-related cryptocurrency has significantly increased the Shanghai stock market. Further, there has been no impact between bitcoin-related cryptocurrencies and the stock market in the long term.
Impacts of the Covid-19 on Some Models of the Sharing Economy in Vietnam
Authors: Nhung Tran Thi
Published: November 2022

The sharing economy has been developing rapidly in the world in recent years. In Vietnam, many businesses have embraced sharing economy models in various industries including tourism, accommodation, transport, finance, and labor… With their developmental potentials, those models have attracted a large number of customers and have stated their market positions. However, the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic caused big problems for most companies, including sharing economy models. With technology and digital platforms, those models have both opportunities and challenges. This paper analyzes the negative and positive impacts of the pandemic on some sharing economy models in Vietnam.
Stock Market Prediction: The Application of Text-Mining in Vietnam
Authors: Hanh Le Hong , Nam Nguyen Ngoc , Linh Nguyen Thuy , Diep Nguyen Linh , Hai Nguyen Ngoc
Published: November 2022

There are very few studies in Vietnam on the application of text mining in finance and Vietnamese language processing. The origin of this study comes from one of the leading studies on the use of machine learning to analyze text data from 4 well-known online newspapers in Vietnam to forecast the increase, decrease and neutrality of the VN-Index one day in advance. This study used nearly 70,000 articles from four reputable and reliable online newspapers in Vietnam as input data for machine learning models. These were: decision trees, random forests, KNNs and SVMs. After selecting the best model (SVM) and the best dataset (Vietstock), the techniques used to dig deep and refine the findings raised the accuracy to 60.1%. The end result is solid evidence that news about the financial and stock situation in the popular press affects the price movements of the VN-INDEX and the Vietnamese stock market.
Financial Development and Renewable Energy Consumption - Empirical Evidence in Southeast and East Asian Countries
Authors: Chien Nguyen Van
Published: November 2022

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges in our times. Climate change is happening such as rising in temperatures and sea level, drought, the destruction of the ozon layer. Climate change is consistent with a higher level of carbon dioxide that negatively affects human health and the economy. To mitigate the climate change, countries must reduce the emissions linked to the human activities in order to protect the earth safe as well as maintain economic growth in the context of sustainable development. In this case, renewable energy consumption is one of the most effective tools in the form of fighting against climate change. The purpose of the study is to evaluate the impact of financial development on renewable energy consumption in six Southeast Asian countries (i.e. Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines) and three East Asian countries (i.e. China, Korea, and Japan). Using the generalized least squares method, the research results confirm that financial development has a negative impact on renewable energy consumption. The research results also find negative effects of inflation and urbanization rates on renewable energy use. Finally, economic growth and lending rates have no impact on renewable energy in the East and Southeast Asian countries.
Multidimensional Organisational Commitment of Public Servants in the Public Sector of Hanoi Capital
Authors: Nam Nguyen Danh , Lan Uong Thi Ngoc
Published: November 2022

The study aims to analyse the impact of personality traits on multidimensional organisational commitment of public servants working at the Administrative units and in Public non-business units of the Hanoi People’s Committee in Vietnam. From the data provided by 587 public servants at the Administrative units and Public non-business units, the structural equation model was applied to evaluate the impact of personality traits on three components of organisational commitment. The results showed a positive relationship between conscientiousness, extroversion, and agreeableness with multidimensional organisational commitment. Besides, openness to new experiences and neuroticism are negatively correlated with multidimensional organisational commitment. The result of the study suggests significant implications for Administrative units and Public non-business units of the Hanoi People’s Committee to increase organisational commitment of public servants in the future.
Factors Influencing the Consumption Behaviour of Non-Alcoholic Drinks in Vietnam
Authors: Nguyen To The , Bao Nguyen Duc , Chinh Hoang Duc , Vuong Vu Tien , Tuan Nguyen Anh , Phuong Anh Nguyen Thi , Lan Huong Nguyen Thi
Published: November 2022

The paper analyzes consumer behavior towards the choice between green tea and carbonated drinks. We collected 339 valid responses for our probit model. The results indicate six factors influencing the preference between the two types of drinks, with a decreasing impact as follows: age, sex, weekly expenditure for drinks, marital status, and the safety level of tea and carbonated drinks. This paper also shows that if customers’ age decreases by one unit, their preference for carbonated drinks will decrease by 10%; and male customers like carbonated drinks more than female customers. Hence, it provides an overview of the current consumption status of carbonated beverages and green tea, thereby assisting businesses in developing new products suitable for consumers’ tastes.
Factors Affecting Decisions on Imports of Goods on E-Commerce Platforms
Authors: Hanh Vu Thi , Thai Do Van
Published: November 2022

The study aims to establish a model analyzing factors affecting the import decisions of customers on E-commerce platforms. The study was conducted through an online interview using a structured questionnaire with 323 customers. The results indicate seven main factors affecting customers’ import decisions on E-commerce platforms including (1) Search for information online; (2) Perceived usefulness; (3) Perceived ease of use; (4) Price; (5) Trust; (6) Perceived risks; and (7) Online purchasing experience. Additionally, the result of the study also shows customers’ gender, age, matrimonial status, occupation, education, and income make no significant difference to their importing decision for goods via E-commerce.
The Influence of Ambient Cues on Customer Behavioral Intentions
Authors: Giang Nguyen Thi Huong , Tuan Nham Phong
Published: November 2022

This study examines the influence of ambient cues on customers’ emotions, perceived experiential value, and behavioral intentions. Data are collected from 447 individual customers of midscale ethnic restaurants that specialize in national/local cuisine and offer servicescapes inspired by the local culture in Hanoi, Vietnam. This research reveals that though ambient cues have no significant direct impact on intentions, they can significantly impact on emotions and perceived experiential value, which in turn affect behavioral intention. This study adds to the existing liturature of ambient cues by extending the Stimulus, Organism, Response model to examine the role of perceived experiential value as the “organism” in the impact of the ambient cues on behavioral intentions.
Effects of an Inclusive Leadership Style on Team Performance: The Significance of Promoting Team Innovation Culture in Hanoi-based Software Outsourcing Firms
Authors: Thanh Nguyen Dac , Sam Nguyen Thi , Phương Tran Thi Minh , Nhung Nguyen Thi Cam , Chi Chu Duc
Published: November 2022

Inclusive leadership styles have been considered as a way of useful leadership in the organization. This paper aims at testing the impact of inclusive leadership styles on Agile team’s perfomance in IT firms, besides this paper also focus on the role of mediating of innovation culture in this relationship. This research introduces empirical evidences from 876 samples in project team via fit model estimation, scale measurement and SEM PLS estimation. The results has reveal that innovation culture plays an important mediating roles in the relationship between inclusive leadership styles and team’s performance, besides innovation cultures has also influenced positively on personal innovativeness toward improving team’s performance. Based on current results it’s necessary to begin creating innovation cuulture framework including the spirit of personel, database process and technological infrastructure in order to assess innovation approach of enterprise. Finally, several managerial implementation will be discussed as enhancing vitural collaboration application, building a vitural team, digital leadership orientation as a mean of promoting and enhancing innovation culture in IT company toward digital transformation and response effectively current changes
The “Open + Liquid + Flexible” Public Hospital Management Model Made in Vietnam: Lessons Learnt for Adapting to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Vietnam
Authors: Minh Nguyen Dang , Thanh Nguyen Tien , Dung Nguyen Thuy , Thuy Nguyen Thi Thanh
Published: November 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic started in the early 2020 has significantly hit every human-life aspect in  all over the world, especially the medical industry. To ensure both regular and irregular healthcare work (i.e., prevention, treatment for COVID-19 patients), hospitals are required to change their thinking and management model. This research creates an “open + liquid + flexible” public hospital management model made in Vietnam, based on the theory of Made in Vietnam lean management and practical lessons learnt for adaptations to the COVID-19 pandemic in the past two years.
The State’s Role in Recovering and Developing the Private Sector in Vietnam in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Anh Do Vu Phuong , Duc Do Minh , Nguyen To The
Published: November 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has strongly hit the Vietnamese economy, including the private sector. Based on the analysis of the pandemic-caused impacts on this particular sector, the article evaluates the policies that Vietnam did implement in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021. It is found that the Government had issued a number of policies to support businesses such as investment capital, financial costs, labor, and employment... but there are still certain limitations. The article, therefore, proposes some recommendations to effectively implement those policies in the coming time.
The Effects of Intellectual Capital on Firms’ Sustainable Growth: A Systematic Review and Future Research Agenda
Authors: Suong Pham Thi Ngoc , Vo Dut Van
Published: November 2022

This study aims to review the effects of intellectual capital on enterprises' sustainable growth and proposes a research agenda to the literature. Seven relevant studies published in journals indexed in the Web of Science and Scopus were selected and reviewed by systematically searching the relevant database. The study applied the co-occurrence technique by the VOSviewer application to detect the limitations of prior studies. Review results reveal that intellectual capital is measured by many different methods and comprises many components. Most empirical studies concluded the positive effect of enterprises’ intellectual capital on sustainable growth. However, others only find out the general effect of intellectual capital on sustainable growth or the effect of some components of intellectual capital on sustainable growth. Building upon such research gaps, the study proposes a model for such a relationship and the moderating role of the management experience of the top management team on the association to improve the robustness of future studies in the field.
Negative Customer Engagement Behavior Intention in Higher Education Under the Lens of Theory of Planned Behavior: A Structural Equation Model
Authors: Thanh Pham Thi Kim , Dung Vu Tri , Hung Dinh Viet
Published: November 2022

The current literature focuses mainly on the positive valence of customer engagement (CE), hence it still lacks studies on negative CE. Studies from a marketing perspective in higher education also pay attention to promoting students’ satisfaction and keeping them positively engaged with their higher education institute (HEI). This study aims to examine the negative CE behavior intention of students within the HEI community under the impact of academic aspect quality, which is one of the core elements in HE service quality. The theory of planned behavior (TPB) is used as a new lens to measure the effects of the attitudinal components of negative CE behavior. The empirical results confirm the negative impact of academic aspect quality on student intention to negatively engage with school. It also reveals the positive impact of dissatisfaction on negative CE behavior intention within HEIs. It suggests that dissatisfaction derived from perceived academic aspect quality is a remarkable predictor of student negative engagement behavior intention within HEIs. Some practical implications for practitioners are also presented in this paper.
Factors Affecting Gen Z Customers’ Satisfaction with Sales Promotions of Vietnam E-Commerce Platforms
Authors: Thuy Dao Cam , Lien Nguyen Thi , My Dang Pham Y
Published: November 2022

The complicated epidemic situation has made e-commerce platforms grow vigorously because the demand for purchasing on the Internet is increasing day by day. In this paper, the authors aim to determine the factors affecting the satisfaction of Gen Z customers with the promotional programs of e-commerce platforms in Vietnam. Data was collected from 334 Gen Z customers. The analysis results show that there are three factors affecting service quality including security, responsiveness, and payment. Furthermore, these factors have an influence on customer satisfaction as well. Based on the research results, the authors also offer some recommendations for improving the quality of e-commerce platforms and increasing their competitiveness in the current context.
CUSTOMER DOMINANT LOGIC (CDL): FEATURES OF SUPPLIER INVOLVEMENT IN CUSTOMER ECOSYSTEMS IN E-COMMERCE
Authors: DEMCHENKO H.
Published: November 2022

In the conditions of the active development of the digital economy and the emergence of new marketing approaches, the determination of the features of the involvement of suppliers in consumer ecosystems based on the customer dominant logic (CDL) is the starting point for the use of this logic in e-commerce and an actual direction of scientific, theoretical and practical research. The purpose of this study is to determine the features of the involvement of suppliers in customer ecosystems in e-commerce based on CDL. The theoretical and methodological basis of the research is modern scientific concepts, theoretical developments of leading domestic and foreign scientists regarding their essence, possibilities and features of their use in electronic commerce. The method of theoretical generalization, and logical analysis and the graphic method were used. The conducted research made it possible to obtain the following results: firstly, the author substantiated the use by companies of indicators characterizing thoughts, emotions, experience and possible models of customer relationships while auditing content and promoting products in social networks. Unlike the existing approach, which is based on the traditional account analysis metrics, this one will enable companies to gain real-time information about how, where and when a customer orders a product, what they want and who they are, and become an element of their ecosystem. Considering the fact that different companies use different types of logic (goods dominant logic (GDL), maintenance dominant logic (SL) and service dominant logic (SDL)), this work offers to distinguish two groups of indicators of content audit and promotion - specific and general - which will give companies a reason to focus on indicators that are more significant for them. Secondly, the article proposes the involvement of suppliers in customer ecosystems based on the assessment of business clients using the methodology of auditing the activities of the main competitors in social networks, which will make it possible to significantly simplify the company’s entry into client ecosystems. The results of the given research can be useful for companies seeking to establish long-term and effective relationships with customers based on the introduction of new marketing approaches and technologies.
FISCAL ISSUES OF ENTITIES’ NON-FINANCIAL REPORTING
Authors: VOROBEI S.
Published: November 2022

The article identifies the ways to increase the informational value of non-financial reporting data, in particular, in terms of its fiscal aspects. The author substantiated the unresolved issues of data display regarding the impact of uncertainty on the activities of business entities based on the results of the analysis of scientific publications and generally recognized international documents. It has been proven that high-quality non-financial reporting can serve as one of the tools for enterprises to attract additional financing aimed at eliminating the consequences of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The article highlights the results of the analysis of non-financial reporting of state-owned enterprises to identify data on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their activities and for compliance with the list of indicators of reporting on sustainable development, defined in the document “Guidelines on key indicators of reporting of enterprises on the contribution to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals Development”, developed by UNCTAD ISAR. The paper substantiates that one of the information sources for decision-making at the state level in terms of minimizing fiscal risks can be data obtained from non-financial reports of enterprises (management reports, reports on payments to the state). The main research methods used in the paper are bibliometric analysis; synthesis; observation.