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ANALISIS MENU MAKANAN SEHAT DI RESTAURANT SALADBAR BY HADIKITCHEN DI MALL KELAPA GADING
Authors: Baskoro harwindito  , Laurensia Angela Patty
Published: March 2024

A healthy food menu in a restaurant is an arrangement of a menu list that sells various kinds of healthy food products in a restaurant, a healthy food menu related to a healthy lifestyle. The menu is a list of human foods that are displayed, healthy food aims to make the body feel comfortable, have more energy for activities and avoid disease, indicators of healthy food, namely, a plant-based diet, high antioxidants and animal protein, food is a basic need that is needed at all times . This study will discuss the potential contained in healthy food menus in restaurants and draw conclusions from the results, to find out healthy food is a trend icon for one of the consumers and the saladbar by Hadikitchen conceptualizes a healthy food menu for consumers. This research method uses a qualitative descriptive analysis method with an interactive data analysis technique approach, from observation, interviews, documentation, data reduction, presentation, drawing conclusions and is included with the validity of the data, namely validity and reliability tests. The conclusion from the healthy food menu in the restaurant is that the healthy food menu is a consumer icon trend because of its unique use of raw materials
Promosi Desa Wisata Penglipuran melalui Pendekatan Digitalisasi Pada Masa Pandemi: Sebuah Studi Literatur
Authors: I Nengah Sandi Artha Putra  , I Made Gede Darma Susila  , Ida Bagus Gowinda Putra Udiana
Published: March 2024

Penglipuran Village has historically been developed into a tourist village because it has different unique potential compared to other villages. This tourist village has won several awards as the best and most sustainable tourism village by several well-known media in the tourism sector. As a result of the impact of the covid-19 pandemic, there has been a decline in the number of tourist visits and it is necessary to take serious action by the manager to maintain the sustainability of this tourist village. This study aims to determine the efforts made by the village managers during the pandemic by promoting based on the digitalization approach. This study uses a qualitative method with data collection techniques in the form of observation and a literature study which will be analyzed using QDA Miner Lite software. The results of this study indicate that one of the causes that allow tourist villages to have difficulty competing with new tourist attractions in the era of digital transformation is the scenario of using and utilizing digital technology. The role of technology at this time is very important, especially as digital promotional media. This opportunity needs to be utilized by village managers to attract tourists to travel back after the pandemic, such as fostering tourist interest in traveling using virtual tours to promote tourism in Penglipuran Village.
Genre Analysis of Minutes of Academic Meetings
Authors: Botchwey Emmanuel , Owusu Edward
Published: March 2024

Genre analysis has received much attention in the recent few decades, in which different genres have been analyzed for their rhetorical features for academic and pedagogical purposes. One genre that has received very little attention in Ghanaian scholarship is meeting minutes. Meeting minutes are a cross-disciplinary genre and play crucial roles in organizations such as academic institutions, including serving as official records of all formal meeting proceedings and resolutions. From the English for Specific Purposes (ESP) tradition, this study explores the communicative events described in minutes of meetings. Using Swales' (1990) moves and steps genre analysis framework, a corpus of twenty-four minutes of meetings was collected from Sunyani Technical University and analyzed for their rhetorical structures as well as grammatical features that characterize these rhetorical events. The results show that the communicative events of the minutes are composed of a six-move structure: heading (Move 1), auxiliary information (Move 2), opening (Move 3), reference to previous minutes (Move 4), the content of the meeting (Move 5), and closing (Move 6). The prominent grammatical features that characterize these moves are tense (89.3% past and 10.7% present), voice (67.9% active and 32.1% passive), and sentence structure (48.8% simple, 29.8% complex, and 21.4% compound). These results have implications for the existing scholarship on meeting minutes, professional development (i.e. developing courses for secretarial students), and further research. It is expected that the knowledge of moves and grammatical features can help the students and novice secretaries practice writing minutes of meetings effectively.
Making a Case for New Directions in English Language Research at University of Cape Coast (UCC)
Authors: Insaidoo Harry Ato , Afful Joseph Benjamin Archibald , Abedu Lucy Amoah
Published: March 2024

Drawing insights from existing studies on research synthesize (e.g. Farsani & Babaii, 2018/2020; Plonsky & Oswald, 2015), this study engages in a meta-analysis of MPhil theses from the Department of English, University of Cape Coast (UCC), in order to make a case for new directions for language research in the department. A critical content analytical approach was adopted to analyse eighteen (18) theses purposively sampled from the University of Cape Coast Institutional Theses Repository. The analysis focused on the research topics/domains, theoretical frameworks adopted, and research methods used. The study revealed following: (a) most of the studies were conducted in the domain of the media; (b) while most of the studies employed the qualitative research paradigm, very few adopted the mixed method approach and no study employed the quantitative approach; and (c) most of the studies were underpinned by the Systemic Functional Linguistic (SFL) theory while few employed the Theory of Nativization and Genre Theory. The study contends that there should be a shift in the focus of MPhil thesis to make it possible for the adoption of the mixed method and quantitative approaches as well as theories such as pragmatics, language variation, generative linguistics and corpus stylistics.
Tendências na prevalência e distribuição de helmintos e protozoários em comunidades quilombolas: uma revisão integrativa
Authors: Santos Débora Pereira dos , Zanetti Andernice dos Santos , Fernandes Rosilainy Surubi , Matos Tatiane Amorim de , Hartwig Shaiana Vilella , Isobe Herena Naoco Chisaki , Gattass Leila Valderes Souza , Barros Lucas França de , Lima Natasha Rayane de Oliveira , Olivi Leticia Cunha , Machado Darlon Senna , Azevedo Daniel Leite de , Malheiros Antonio Francisco
Published: March 2024

As comunidades quilombolas representam uma parte significativa da população brasileira, trazendo consigo uma história rica e uma luta contínua por reconhecimento e direitos. Este estudo investiga as tendências na prevalência e distribuição de helmintos e protozoários nessas comunidades, dada a falta de conhecimento específico sobre sua situação epidemiológica. A partir de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, examinamos estudos que abordam a presença desses parasitas em comunidades quilombolas no Brasil. Ao examinar os casos positivados por unidade da federação, observamos variações significativas na distribuição das enteroparasitoses, com alguns estados demonstrando uma necessidade urgente de intervenção para gestão e prevenção dessas doenças. Helmintos, como Ascaris lumbricoides, Enterobius vermiculares, Ancilostomídeos e Trichuris trichiura, bem como protozoários, como Entamoeba coli, Giardia lamblia e Entamoeba histolytica, foram identificados em números consideráveis nos estudos revisados. Tais infecções, ocasionadas por protozoários e helmintos, representam uma das principais preocupações em saúde global, afetando significativamente a qualidade de vida de milhões de indivíduos em todo o mundo. Isto é especialmente relevante em comunidades quilombolas, onde condições socioeconômicas desfavoráveis e falta de acesso a serviços básicos de saúde e saneamento contribuem para um maior risco de infecções parasitárias. Dada a sua localização muitas vezes remota e isolada, essas comunidades enfrentam desafios adicionais para a prevenção, diagnóstico e tratamento eficazes dessas doenças. Esses resultados destacam a complexidade das interações entre fatores socioambientais e a saúde das comunidades quilombolas. Portanto, intervenções eficazes para reduzir a incidência de enteroparasitoses nessas comunidades devem considerar uma abordagem multidisciplinar que leve em conta não apenas o acesso a serviços básicos, como água tratada e saneamento, mas também questões socioeconômicas e comportamentais específicas dessas populações.
Solidariedade e relacionamento entre gerações nos lares multigeracionais: uma revisão sistemática da literatura
Authors: Cunha Ubiracelma Carneiro da , Dias Cristina Maria de Souza Brito
Published: March 2024

Diante do aumento na proporção de lares multigeracionais devido à recoabitação, muitos idosos chefes de família recebem de volta seus filhos, netos e até bisnetos. Neste cenário, ocorrem mudanças na dinâmica relacional dos membros da família, influenciando os aspectos que permeiam a solidariedade intergeracional familiar. Este artigo teve como objetivo sintetizar as pesquisas nacionais e internacionais sobre a solidariedade e os relacionamentos entre as gerações nos lares multigeracionais entre 2010 e 2022. Utilizou-se o método de revisão sistemática da literatura nas bases de dados MEDLINE, LILACS, SciELO e PePSIC. Foram encontrados 368 artigos e foram seguidas as recomendações do formulário internacional PRISMA. Após a etapa de elegibilidade, 12 artigos constituíram a amostra final. Inicialmente, a análise foi dividida de acordo com o local da pesquisa, o que permitiu um panorama das características culturais desses lares multigeracionais. Os resultados indicaram diferenças multiculturais na dinâmica desses lares multigeracionais. Posteriormente, foi realizada uma análise dos estudos a partir das dimensões do modelo da Solidariedade Intergeracional Familiar (SIF) desenvolvido por Vern L. Bengtson. Verificou-se que a formação destes lares geralmente está associada a situações de separação conjugal, crise financeira dos filhos adultos, problemas de saúde dos pais idosos e necessidade de suporte no cuidado dos netos.  Ainda com relação a este tipo de arranjo familiar notou-se que os vínculos de solidariedade são fortalecidos por meio de relações intergeracionais baseadas no cuidado, apoio emocional e trocas de recursos financeiros e materiais. Entretanto, também foram identificados conflitos e tensões, provenientes das diferenças de valores sociais e de estilo de vida entre as gerações, bem como decorrentes das obrigações parentais e filiais e das dificuldades de extensão do papel parental pelos avós diante da recoabitação dos filhos.
Controle biológico de fitonematoides em associação com hidrogel na cultura da soja
Authors: Fidelis Rodrigo Ribeiro , Leal Thiago Henrick Viana , Lopes Millena Barreira , Souza Wanessa Rocha de , Fernandes Patrícia Sumara Moreira , Barros Rayner Sales , Aguiar Marcos Rodrigues da Costa , Cavazzini Paulo Henrique
Published: March 2024

Do ponto de vista ecológico, técnicas de controle biológico podem ser utilizadas para controlar os fitonematóides, esta praga se alimenta das plantas e pode parasitar diferentes partes como raízes, tubérculos, rizomas, bulbos, caules, flores, folhas e sementes, causando danos à planta. Os danos se refletem nas partes aéreas devido à redução da absorção de água e nutrientes, por tanto, o controle biológico é visto como uma alternativa viável de manejo e ao empregar o hidrogel, o crescimento e o desenvolvimento das plantas podem ser melhorados, em momentos de estresse provocados pelo déficit hídrico, por meio da liberação controlada de água. A soja é uma das oleaginosas mais importantes cultivadas no mundo e dada a importância do cultivo da soja em vários contextos, é necessário explorar estratégias de manejo que otimizem a rentabilidade e a sustentabilidade. Consequentemente, o objetivo do trabalho foi investigar os efeitos da combinação de microrganismos com um condicionador de solo no manejo de fitonematoides permitindo compreensões valiosas, transformando as práticas de manejo da cultura. Neste estudo foram utilizados três microrganismos com propriedades nematófagas, enquanto para o hidrogel foi administrada uma dosagem de 6 g.vaso-1. O experimento foi conduzido em delineamento de blocos casualizados, incluindo nove tratamentos e 8 repetições. Foram avaliados diversos parâmetros como a altura da planta, diâmetro do caule e número de hastes, bem como massa fresca e seca da parte aérea e da raiz. A associação de microrganismos mostrou-se ser uma alternativa viável para o controle eficaz dos fitonematoides, e embora o hidrogel não tenha resolvido a questão dos nematoides, ele contribuiu efetivamente na mitigação dos efeitos causados pela escassez de água e a promover o crescimento das plantas.
Perception and adoption of integrated plant disease management by family farmers in Ribeira Valley (São Paulo State, Brazil)
Authors: Pagassini Jonas Akenaton Venturineli , Almeida Luis Carlos Ferreira de , Gasparoto Maria Candida de Godoy
Published: March 2024

Family farming, crop diversity and traditional knowledge for plant diseases management characterize Ribeira Valley, São Paulo State, Brazil. Our aim was to diagnose the profile of family farmers from Registro, a municipality of Ribeira Valley, and to determine their perception and adoption of integrated plant disease management (IDM). Semi-structured questionnaire was conducted with farmers and data were analyzed by average, median, mode, Pearson's χ2 test and Monte Carlo simulation. Men and women are involved in farming, but men are prevalent (68%). There are few young people (18% were up to 30 years old), reaffirming their exodus from rural activities. These farmers grow and sell vegetable, fruit, medicinal, and ornamental plants, and they exchange information among themselves, with low demand for farm store sellers. Elimination of symptomatic plants is the main control (13% of strategies adopted). Crop residues elimination, crop rotation and resistant plants were also highlighted (12% each one). Most of the respondents did not know IDM concepts, and after the explanation, they agreed that it is possible put into practice. Dialogue between farmers is strategic for them to obtain information, and rural extension is important for the dialogical transmission of knowledge, and for IDM adoption and maintenance in small properties.
Prática interprofissional colaborativa na preceptoria da residência multiprofissional em saúde
Authors: Silva Guilherme Augusto Braga , Silva Guilherme Augusto Braga , Rossit Rosana Aparecida Salvador , Uchôa-Figueiredo Lúcia da Rocha
Published: March 2024

No contexto da formação do preceptor em cenários de prática, na Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde, evidenciam-se questões importantes que caracterizam a relação e a influência das experiências colaborativas e do trabalho em equipe no seu processo de ensino-aprendizagem, principalmente, àquelas relacionadas à interprofissionalidade. O estudo teve por objetivo analisar os níveis de colaboração interprofissional no processo de trabalho em equipe e do cuidado no exercício da preceptoria. Trata-se de um estudo de campo exploratório e descritivo, com abordagem qualitativa. Como instrumento de coleta dos dados, foi aplicada a Escala de Avaliação da Colaboração Interprofissional em Equipe- AITCS II-BR (BISPO; ROSSIT, 2018). Os dados foram submetidos a análise atitudinal a partir das médias das assertivas e dimensões da escala, considerando-se três classificações por médias: Perigo (de 1,00 a 2,33); Alerta (de 2,34 a 3,65) e Conforto (de 3,66 a 5,00). Os resultados mostram que na dimensão da Coordenação, a assertiva A23 teve o menor índice (2,84), revelando o desafio em incluir os usuários na centralidade do cuidado. Na dimensão da Cooperação, todas as assertivas ficaram num mesmo patamar de médias (média geral – 4,24), perspectiva de análise muito satisfatória. Defrontou-se, também, com o desafio da integração na equipe para conciliar a dualidade entre as competências colaborativas e o contexto do serviço. A experiência da aprendizagem no trabalho interprofissional pode ser colocada como a chave para a Prática Interprofissional Colaborativa, a qual pode qualificar o trabalho em equipe a partir do diálogo e interação das várias áreas profissionais, no exercício da preceptoria em Programas de Residência Multiprofissional em Saúde.
Identification of Foodborne Pathogens on Four Species of Tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum)
Authors:   Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Science, Federal University, Otueke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria., Opara Christiana Ngozi , Okoronkwo Kennedy Ahamefula ,   Department of Food Science and Technology, Faculty of Science and Computing. University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Umuagwo, Imo Sate, Nigeria
Published: March 2024

Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) contains large amounts of water which makes it more susceptible to foodborne pathogens especially (bacteria and fungi). These pathogens produce mycotoxins that are detrimental to human health. This study was therefore carried out to identify foodborne pathogens, of tomatoes sold in Swali market, Bayelsa state, Nigeria. The isolates from the tomatoes after culturing with Potato Dextrose Agar using pour plate method are: Escherichia coli, Shigella, Salmonella, Enterobacter, Proteus, Corynabacter, Staphylococcus, Pseudomonas, Fusobacterium, Lactobacillus, Vibrio, Streptomyces, Bacillus cereus and Clostridium. While the macroscopic and microscopic examinations were used to identify the morphologies of the fungi isolated from the tomatoes. The following were isolated; Vericolor, flavus, Emericella rugulosis, Rhizopus spp, Aspergillus phoreolina, Micropholina phaseolina, Rhizopus solarin, Penecillum oxalina and mould. The percentage occurrence of the isolates from all the markets locations were; flavus 33.33%, vugulosin 33.33%, Microphoslina 33%, rugulosis 67% and Rhizopus spp 13.33%. The decay diameter of flavus is 18mm, the decay diameter of Microphoslina is 15mm, while the decay diameter of Rhizopus spp is 11mm. Proper handling and adequate storage facilities must therefore be employed to prolong the shelf life of tomatoes.
The Logic and Mechanism of VR Marketing: Market Shaping in the Perspective of Virtual Reality
Authors: Chen Zhitao , Zhong Jiachen
Published: March 2024

With the rapid development of technology, VR technology has become an emerging trend in the field of marketing. This paper explores the application of VR technology in marketing and analyzes its impact on consumer behavior and marketing Ddelves into two successful cases of VR in marketing: the Volvo XC90 VR test drive and Audi's virtual showroom, revealing the practical application of VR in improving user engagement and creating a unique shopping experience. VR technology provides an immersive experience that enhances the user's interaction with the product and brand and improves the user's behavior and marketing strategy. VR technology provides an immersive experience that enhances user interaction with products and brands, increasing user retention and advertising effectiveness. VR marketing is more effective than traditional marketing in increasing user engagement, emotional connection, memory, and satisfaction, thus increasing user conversion and loyalty. The article gives the advantages and disadvantages of VR marketing. The advantages of VR marketing are more realistic product demonstrations or trial experiences, the ability to create in-depth, emotional brand storytelling narratives, and expanding global markets and audiences. Its disadvantages are high technology costs, user access thresholds, technical limitations consumer adaptation issues, and limitations of the experience. In addition, this paper discusses the challenges faced by VR technology in marketing: including user acceptance, quality of experience, clarity of user needs, protection of user rights and interests, and future development potential: improving user education and guidance, optimizing user experience, conducting in-depth research on user needs, and protecting user rights and privacy.
Starting from "Equality": An Interpretation of Rancire's Critical Educational Thought
Authors: Wang Xiaohan
Published: March 2024

Jacques Rancire's philosophy is rooted in the concept of "equality," crucially interpreting his educational viewpoints within his theoretical framework. Rancire places "equality" as the cornerstone of educational discourse, aiming to subvert the traditional educational heritage centered on "explanation" since ancient Greece and the presumed social construction of hierarchical order. In Rancire's educational theory, the teacher is an equalizer, advocating a curriculum centered on "thing in common" and endorsing a learning model guided by "translation" instead of the traditional "explanation"-dominated pedagogy. His goal is to foster intellectual equality and recognition while creating sustainable spaces for debate. This educational discourse offers a new theoretical foundation for critical pedagogy and multicultural education.
Research on the Influence of Gender Role Beliefs on Fertility Intentions and Gender DifferencesBased on CGSS 2021 Cross-Sectional Data
Authors: Lin Yujie
Published: March 2024

Based on the 2021 China General Social Survey (CGSS) data, this study investigated the impact of gender role beliefs on fertility intentions and explored the heterogeneity in fertility intentions across genders. This study employed descriptive statistics to conduct a basic analysis of the variables. Subsequently, it utilized ordered logistic regression and discriminant analysis models to analyze the impact of gender role perceptions on the fertility intentions of the population suitable for pregnancy. Finally, differences based on gender and marital status were examined. The research findings indicate a significant negative correlation between gender role beliefs and fertility intentions, suggesting that more progressive gender role beliefs are associated with lower fertility intentions. Additionally, through heterogeneity analysis, it was observed that progressive gender role beliefs among females are significantly negatively correlated with fertility intentions, while the relationship between male gender role beliefs and fertility intentions is not significant. Moreover, among the unmarried population, there is a significant positive correlation between gender role beliefs and fertility intentions, whereas, among the married population, gender role beliefs and fertility intentions are not significantly related. Therefore, accelerating the promotion of gender equality plays a crucial role in boosting fertility intentions among women in China.
A Study on the Competitiveness of Asian Universities--Using Different University Rankings as Examples
Authors: Zeng Yihang
Published: March 2024

As globalization accelerates, Asian higher education institutions have gained prominence on the global academic stage. This study examines the competitiveness of Asian universities across teaching quality, research output, and student employability through an analysis of four major global ranking systems. Focused on Tokyo University, Tsinghua University, the National University of Singapore (NUS), and Seoul National University (SNU), the research unveils trends and shifts in these institutions' positions over a decade. Different ranking methodologies are explored, emphasizing the evolution of Asian universities and their contributions to global education. The data analysis shows the remarkable rise of Asian universities across these systems, reflecting enhanced competitiveness, research capabilities, and international standing. Notably, Tsinghua University's scientific research achievements, NUS's exceptional graduate employability, and SNU's comprehensive educational resources exemplify how these universities elevate their global recognition and competitiveness through academic prowess, research excellence, and holistic student development. The study underscores the pivotal role of academic quality, research outcomes, and student employability in shaping the competitive landscape of higher education and propelling these institutions toward global leadership.
A Study on Video Thumbnails Design Attributes and Their Influence to the Outcome of the Video
Authors: Dong Shi
Published: March 2024

In the evolving landscape of user-generated content (UGC) platforms, where videos have become a preferred mode of entertainment and information consumption, the importance of thumbnails in attracting viewers cannot be overstated. This study delves into the intricate relationship between thumbnail design and video success, focusing on the Chinese UGC platform RED. Specifically, the research examines the thumbnails of @Amber Lulu, a vlogger with a consistent style of video and thumbnails. Analyzing a data sample of 30 videos within the "day in my life vlog" category, the study categorizes thumbnails based on three design elements: emphasis on one person vs. a group, two lines of title vs. one line, and a close vs. far background. The results reveal significant correlations between thumbnail design and video metrics, notably emphasizing the positive impact of a distant background, an emphasis on one person, and the use of two lines of heading. Drawing from communication theories such as visual hierarchy, cognitive load theory, and the effect of image characteristics, the study provides valuable insights for content creators seeking to optimize their thumbnails for increased engagement. This research contributes to a nuanced understanding of the role thumbnails play in viewer engagement on UGC platforms, offering practical advice for content creators to design more visually appealing thumbnails for their videos.
Mechanism of CBT in Patients with Depression: The Role of Transforming Negative Thinking
Authors: Chen Yian
Published: March 2024

Depression, as a prevalent and serious mental health issue, profoundly impacts an individual's daily life and social functioning. Among various treatment methods, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is widely recognized for its evidence-based effectiveness. The core philosophy of CBT lies in the belief that cognitive processesparticularly negative thinkingplay a crucial role in the development and maintenance of depression. However, despite its widespread application in clinical practice, the mechanisms by which CBT treats depression remain a subject of debate. Some studies highlight the role of CBT in altering automatic negative thinking, a pattern of thought commonly encountered in individuals with depression. Other research suggests that repetitive negative thinking, such as persistent worry and rumination, is a key characteristic of depression. CBT has shown potential effectiveness in disrupting these repetitive thought patterns. Additionally, defensive negative thinking is also a focus of CBT. This is a pattern of thought developed to avoid emotional pain, leading individuals to avoid facing real issues, thereby maintaining or exacerbating symptoms of depression. Therefore, one of the goals of CBT is to help patients recognize the presence of this defensive thinking and transform it into more adaptive thought patterns through various strategies. This paper aims to delve into the role of CBT in treating depression, especially how it corrects various types of negative thinking to achieve therapeutic effects. Through a critical analysis of existing literature, this paper will provide a more comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms of CBT and guide effective practices in treating depression with CBT.
The Impact of Online Learning on Children's Education and Optimisation Strategies
Authors: Zhang Wei
Published: March 2024

With the rapid development of technology, online education has become the new normal for children's learning. This study provides an in-depth study of the positive and negative impacts of online education on children and makes some recommendations. The study found that online education provides children with opportunities to improve their digital literacy, and helps them adapt to the learning environment in the digital age. Secondly, although online learning breaks through children's time and location constraints and increases flexibility in learning, there are a range of negative impacts. Issues such as reduced social interaction, distraction, and uneven coverage of educational resources require attention. To address these issues, this study makes recommendations to optimize the online learning experience, including adding real-time interactive elements, designing lively and interesting educational content, and providing rich and diverse learning resources. In addition, fostering children's self-directed learning skills, teamwork and creative thinking were also deemed crucial. Finally, this study appeals to the collaborative efforts of families and schools to focus on children's performance in online learning through clear learning plans and monitoring mechanisms. At the policy level, it is recommended that quality standards and regulatory bodies for online education be established to address the imbalance of educational resources and ensure that children's privacy is effectively protected.
The Long-Term Effects of Avoidant and Anxious Attachment Styles in Infancy on Personality Development and Future Relationships
Authors: Zhang Jiahui
Published: March 2024

The intricate tapestry of human relational dynamics, embedded within the foundational attachment styles established during infancy, remains a focal point in developmental psychology. The legacy of John Bowlby's attachment theory, coupled with Mary Ainsworth's seminal classifications, has posited potential lifelong ramifications of early attachment styles, particularly avoidant and anxious ones, on personality maturation and subsequent interpersonal relationships. This paper endeavors to unravel the enduring influences of these early attachment styles, spotlighting their trajectory from infancy to adulthood and their pervasive impacts on the psyche and relational dynamics. In sum, the exploration of avoidant and anxious attachment styles rooted in infancy provides a window into the enduring influence these early experiences have on one's developmental journey, from personality formation to the intricacies of future relationships. It is through understanding and addressing these foundational attachment dynamics that can aspire to cultivate a society characterized by healthier relational bonds and psychological well-being.
Marital Rape as Structual Violence in the Legal System
Authors: Li Zhenqi
Published: March 2024

Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) stands as a significant concern for mental health professionals and advocates for women's rights. In this realm, marital rape is identified as the unwelcome sexual acts a husband imposes on his wife, frequently accompanied by physical violence and threats, instilling fear and injury in women. Despite the profound trauma it causes, marital rape is not universally illegal or considered a severe crime in some areas. The lack of attention to marital rape by society and the legal frameworks, especially in the context of increasing awareness of women's health, warrants a closer look. This study seeks to explore the influence of societal views on marital rape on the seeming leniency of the legal system and proposes possible remedies. It is clear that in societies with deep-rooted patriarchal values, where a husband's authority is prioritized, marital rape is normalized as a form of structural violence, thereby undermining the legal system's response. Addressing this issue requires strict legal reforms, including joining international frameworks and comprehensive public education to raise awareness.
Research and Analysis of Internet Feminism: A Case Study of Characters in Contemporary Chinese Film and Television Works
Authors: Tong Shushan , Xu Minglu , Yang Liu
Published: March 2024

With the development of the times, topics related to feminism have been receiving more and more attention, women's past life experiences have been collected and amplified through various media, and women's voices have been summarized and expressed. As one of the mediums of expression, film, and television dramas have attracted a lot of attention in recent years, and there are a lot of characteristic and representative female roles in them, and the discussion voices on these roles have been reconstructed and re-propagated on the Internet and in real life. The paper believes that female roles in film and television dramas are closely related to those in real life. This thesis, through the literature method and case study method, adopts three discourse types, namely, Doing Gender, Undoing Gender, Non-cooperative and Entrepreneurial, to compare and discuss female roles in film and television dramas, and to study modern women's self-worth and explore the awakening of women's consciousness. From the study, it is concluded that the path of feminism is still winding because of the diverse and ambiguous types of feminist discourse.
Research on Proto-porcelain and How It Reflects the Changes in Peoples Life
Authors: Zhou Hehan
Published: March 2024

Proto-porcelain is a transition product between pottery and porcelain. It was born around 1700 BCE and left the stage of history around 400 AD. The southern part of China is one of the main places where proto-porcelain originated. As a functional object, it almost has the same dominance as pottery and bronze wares, being used for daily life or religion. However, it has distinct functions compared to other objects in the same era as well. For instance, as a kind of proto-porcelain, it has many differences with the real china which has higher sintering temperature and more complete glaze. This paper aims to find and clear up the characteristics, development, and era significance of proto-porcelain through literature research. According to analysis, it is found that proto-porcelain reflects the breakthrough of the technique of making porcelain, as well as the change of peoples aesthetic trends over the time.
Explore the Factors and Influences of the Frequency of Use of Artificial Intelligence Technology in Entertainment Software
Authors: Wei Linyi
Published: March 2024

AI technology is developing quickly, and as a result, it is being used extensively in many different contexts and industries. The advancement of these technologies cannot be separated from user feedback and experience. At the current stage of continuous development and progress of AI technology, how to increase the frequency of users' use of new AI technologies, especially in software applications, is a question worth exploring. Based on the TPB method, this article takes the artificial intelligence search function launched by the iQIYI platform as an example to explore the impact of personal experience and information dissemination methods on the frequency of users using artificial intelligence technology on entertainment platforms. The research shows that by improving personal experience and optimizing information dissemination methods, users' frequency of using AI technology can be increased, and user satisfaction can be improved. Therefore, it should focus on the design and optimization of user experience and information dissemination methods to attract more users to use AI technology and increase their frequency of use. This will help promote the development and application of AI technology, bringing more convenience and innovation to people's lives.
Education and Management: Providing LGBTQ Students with Better Support in School Settings in China
Authors: Lyu Junyi
Published: March 2024

In recent years, several advances in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) rights have taken place in many Western societies around the world. By contrast, in numerous places in China, misunderstanding, discrimination, ignorance, and isolation toward LGBTQ students persists. The unfair treatment that LGBTQs have received, the social pressure they withstand, and their mental health condition were already serious problems and this is set to continue. This paper believes that education plays a vital role in combatting these issues and protecting the equal rights of the LGBTQ community. Changes made by schools can be significant when dealing with LGBTQ issues and even lead to the transformation of social and cultural norms. This thesis, based on Queer theory, aims to discover the current situation on campus for LGBTQ students and to open a discussion on how to provide LGBTQ students with better support from educational and school management in China.
Analysis of the Differences Between Chinese and Western Preschool Education--The Case Study of China and Finland
Authors: Li Yixuan
Published: March 2024

Finland ranks first in the world for the quality of education and has a mature education system, a sound education structure and a highly qualified education team. Judging from the current situation, China's basic education has developed rapidly, the allocation of educational resources and government investment has been continuously improved, and the penetration rate of preschool education has increased significantly. However, there are still some problems and deficiencies in some aspects. This paper uses the method of comparative study, mainly from the two countries' preschool education status, preschool education curriculum arrangement and preschool education teachers three aspects of comparison. This paper argues that China's preschool education has deficiencies in the allocation of educational resources and the quality of teachers. Based on this, the following recommendations are put forward in this paper. First of all, China can strengthen policy protection, invest more funds in preschool education, and ensure the educational fairness of children in preschool education. Secondly, China can improve the curriculum standards and integrate various fields into the curriculum of preschool education to promote the all-round development of preschool children. Finally, China can improve the overall level of preschool teachers, focus on developing pre-service teacher training, and improve the quality of preschool education.
Popularization of AI for Psychological as Well as Educational Applications
Authors: He Qitao
Published: March 2024

The integration of Artificial Intelligence in the field of mental health represents a significant paradigm shift, particularly within the context of higher education healthcare services. This essay encapsulates the transformative potential of AI, with a particular emphasis on Deep Learning, in revolutionizing mental health diagnostics and treatment. It underscores the precision and personalization that AI introduces to the treatment of prevalent mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety. This advancement is not just a technological leap but also a confluence of insights from cognitive science, which in turn enriches AI's effectiveness and contributes novel dimensions to cognitive research methodologies. The core of this research hinges on an extensive literature review, aiming to dissect the multifaceted implications of AI in mental health. This involves an exploration of ethical considerations, privacy concerns, and cultural impacts. The research posits critical questions regarding the stewardship of sensitive health data and the moral dilemmas inherent in AI applications in mental health contexts.
The High-Quality Development Path of English Education Teachers
Authors: Xu Yutong
Published: March 2024

The "double reduction" policy aims to further alleviate the excessive workload of homework and extra-curricular training in primary and secondary schools. The reform of the new college entrance examination aims to reshape the traditional education and teaching methods and enhance the rationality and scientificity of teaching and learning assessment. The implementation of these policies and the reform of the education system have provided new opportunities for the professional development of teachers. This study analyzes the importance and path of teacher development under policy guidance. This paper argues that in the context of relevant policies, promoting teachers' professional development can help expand teachers' professional knowledge and skills, and strengthen their professional beliefs. At the same time, they have created new challenges and problems for teachers' professional development, including teachers' lack of professional ambition, the need to strengthen school and related sector policies, and the lack of research on teachers' professional growth. Therefore, teachers must cultivate internal motivation and autonomy to enhance their capabilities, while relevant authorities should intensify theoretical research on teachers' professional development and foster guidance for the teaching profession's developmental pathway.
The Contemporary Significance of the Anthropological Turn
Authors: Hang Ziyao
Published: March 2024

The fundamental questions of "What is human place in Being" and "What is man" are being marginalised by human proprietary from Modernity, such as capital, political institutions, natural sciences and modern technology. Traditional metaphysics is deaf to Modernity, and general anthropology also does not touch human Essence and the Being of human beings. The result is that the human existence is at stake. German philosophers, Max Scheler, Helmuth Plessner and Arnold Gehlen, predicted these realities and endeavoured to establish all-encompassing and epochal philosophical anthropology, dedicating to exploring the issues of the times. This paper follows the philosophical anthropology paradigm where in reference to other creatures and in the midst of the liberation of self-consciousness, humans gradually reveal a unique place and project themselves into the human social realm, starting with the two core categories, Person and Man. Finally, it concludes that philosophical anthropology clings to Zeitgeist (spirit of the times) and creates a worldview and a basic rationale for the contemporary to develop the methodology in response to the issues of Modernity.
The Relationship Between School Bullying and Internalization of Adolescents
Authors: Fan Yijing , Li Qinheng
Published: March 2024

According to the results of this study, the authors found that there is a close relationship between school bullying and adolescent internalization disorder. For teenagers, the experience of facing school bullying is likely to lead to psychological maladjustment, which leads to the formation of internalization barriers. These internalizing disorders include anxiety, depression and other problems. The participants were adolescents, and the data were collected by questionnaire, and the results were analyzed by appropriate data analysis methods. The study found that there was a certain relationship between school bullying and adolescent internalization, it is of great importance to improve the school environment and strengthen the relationship between peers. These findings provide an important reference for schools and social managers to curb the incidence of school bullying and protect the mental health of adolescents. Future research could further explore the impact of more comprehensive social factors on internalizing disorders in adolescents, as well as the development and implementation of more effective interventions. In conclusion, this study has important influence for understanding the relationship between school bullying and internalization problems in adolescents. It also provides useful enlightenment for the follow-up research in related fields.
The Correlation Between the Big-Five Personality Traits and Social Media Use among Young Adult
Authors: Zan Yufei
Published: March 2024

Whether peoples personality traits are correlated with social media use and addiction has been a widely favored research topic among psychologists in recent years. However, there has not been an adequate number of studies focusing on the relationship between social media post content lookup preference and users personality traits, specifically among young adults. To this end, participants (N=50) who are of college age were recruited and volunteered to take a survey that investigates their social media use frequency. The results did not show a strong correlation between social media use and school/work-family balance. No statistical significance was found between social media post content lookup preference and specific personality traits, such as neuroticism and extraversion. Those who spend more time on social media were found to be the ones with extravert personality traits. These findings emphasize the need for further research on such topics which will help with the understanding and treatment improvement of social media addiction from the personality perspective.
The Application Practice of Acupuncture Boneless Lanterns in Modern Brands
Authors: Chen Xiayuan
Published: March 2024

In the century when the oriental style is hot, the application of Chinese elements in visual design is increasing rapidly. Whether it is the need of consumers to pursue "cultural individuality" or the urgent requirement to promote and protect the national traditional culture, the integration of Chinese traditional culture is undoubtedly the next hot trend. The Chinese national culture is broad and profound, with many wonderful cultural and artistic treasures. Flower lantern is one of the traditional folk crafts in ancient China. Quanzhou flower lantern has unique craft characteristics, long history and rich cultural connotation, and is also a national intangible cultural heritage protection project. The main research object of this paper is based on the artistic characteristics of "needled boneless lantern". Through literature analysis, induction and extraction, design practice and other methods, this paper extracts and analyzes its historical and cultural connotation, art form appreciation, traditional pattern technology, and combines it with modern technology to explore and summarize, feel the unique charm of oriental culture, and form a diversified collision between traditional handicraft culture and modern brand design.
Enhancing Computational and Data Science Thinking Skills for K-12 Education
Authors: Kang Yucheng
Published: March 2024

During the period of the digital revolution, computational thinking (CT) has become a crucial skill that is not only important in the fields of programming and computer science, but also in developing problem-solving abilities, designing systems, and understanding human behavior, all of which are essential for success in the contemporary world. This research examines the crucial significance of CT in K-12 education by doing a thorough assessment and analysis of existing material. The argument posits that CT surpasses conventional educational limitations by equipping students with vital skills to navigate and actively participate in an ever-expanding digital society. This research illustrates practical methods for improving students' computational and statistical thinking abilities through the analysis of two real-life case studies. The aforementioned case studies offer valuable insights into successful approaches to incorporating CT into educational curricula. Furthermore, they underscore the favorable effects of such integration on students' cognitive development. The report additionally examines the difficulties associated with the implementation of CT instruction and puts forth suggestions for educators and policymakers. The primary objective is to emphasize the imperative nature of CT within the K-12 educational framework, establishing it as a fundamental element in equipping young individuals with the cognitive tools required to navigate the intricate challenges of the contemporary, technology-driven society.