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Development of Decision Support System for Solar Farm Location on CPEC using GIS and Forecasting
Authors: Ahmed Rohail , Ali Hafiz Muhammad Khurram , Habib Qasim
Published: June 2023

Due to the increasing expansion of renewable energy sources, it is essential to use effective decision-making techniques when picking ideal places for solar farms. This research uses geographic information systems (GIS) and forecasting methods to offer a decision support system (DSS) for identifying solar farm locations along the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Helping stakeholders, decisionmakers, and investors locate the best locations for solar farm projects inside the CPEC region is the goal. In order to examine numerous spatial and non-spatial elements that affect the feasibility of solar farms, the proposed DSS uses GIS technology. The DSS also uses forecasting techniques to determine the potential for future solar energy production. It is possible to anticipate sun irradiation levels using historical weather data and meteorological projections, which enables precise estimation of solar farm output. By incorporating forecasting methods, decision-making is improved, resulting in the selection of sites with high solar energy potential and a decreased chance of underperformance. Stakeholders can effectively interact with the proposed DSS thanks to its user-friendly interface. It simplifies data entry, analysis, and visualization, enabling users to explore multiple scenarios and assess the influence of various factors on the choice of solar farm placement. The use of the decision support system for identifying solar farm locationson the CPEC will aid in the region's continued sustainable development of renewable energy sources.
Sustainability Assessment of Quality 4.0 Tools in Telecom Industry
Authors: Habib Qasim , Ali Hafiz Muhammad Khurram , Owais Syed Muhammad
Published: June 2023

The fourth industrial revolution, also commonly known as Industry 4.0, has brought about significant advancements in areas such as connection, mobility, analytics, scalability, and data, which have resulted in a complete transformation of the service and manufacturing industry. Quality 4.0 is an approach that integrates technology and data into quality management systems while also retaining traditional methods. This approach enhances value by facilitating modifications through culture, leadership, and collaboration. This paper aims to evaluate the sustainability and effectiveness of Quality 4.0 tools in the telecom industry by utilizing advanced Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (MCDM) techniques. The study seeks to analyze the impact of Quality 4.0 tools on both the quality management system and the overall sustainability of a telecom company through a combination of quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. The study has identified four crucial parameters of sustainability that significantly impact the sustainability evaluation of Quality 4.0 tools. It is focused on the telecom industry, specifically within the quality department, and identifies three potential tools for Quality 4.0 that are considered alternatives within the MCDM method. To effectively evaluate the effectiveness of these tools, the study utilizes the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) techniques of MCDM. The results of this study provide a comprehensive overall ranking of the alternative tools, while a sensitivity analysis based on sustainability criteria demonstrates that the ranking of the alternatives can change based on specific sustainability factors. This groundbreaking research sheds invaluable light on the sustainability and effectiveness of Quality 4.0 hybrid tools in the telecom industry, providing valuable insights and practical recommendations for organizations considering their adoption.
Virtual programming environments and simulations in favor of active learning of programming
Authors: Czakóová Krisztina
Published: June 2023

Microworlds are environments that allow the user to directly experience in a virtual simulation environment. It can also be understood as a carefully designed, constantly expanding software environment that focuses on learning certain concepts, phenomena or relationships within a clearly defined area. It is an environment where the students have a specific space for discovery and investigation, where to a certain extent they can define the goals and learning activities. Based on this concept, learning is supported, assisted and regulated, but not strictly directed or dictated in any way. One of the great advantages of microworlds (virtual program environments) is that they have a simple and low number of syntactic units. Microworlds are built on metaphors. They ensure the development of a colorful set of problems, which are directly related to the user's (student's) life experience. The instructions executed by an object in the given simulation environment are always visible. The order of execution allows students to understand thesemantics of the input control constructs. In this paper, we would like to present child-oriented programming languages (microworlds also known as mini languages), which can be powerful tools for introducing students to the world of programming languages, as well as providing a virtual space for the development of algorithmic thinking. It is advantageous if the program environment has a structured editor, which helps the student to eliminate syntactic errors. These program environments are classified and evaluated by taking these aspects into account and analyzing additional characteristic properties.
Hipertiroidi Ve Yüksek Kafein Tüketiminin Fizyolojik Ve Patofizyolojik Süreçleri
Authors: Kavak İzel , Şirinyıldız Ferhat
Published: June 2023

Tiroid disfonksiyonu; anksiyete, depresyon, kardiyovasküler sistem, gastrointestinal sistem, metabolizma fonksiyonlarının da bozulmasına neden olup yaşam kalitesini olumsuz yönde etkilemektedir. Hipertiroid, artan oksijen kullanımının neden olduğu ve reaktif oksijen ürünlerinin meydana gelmesi sonucu antioksidatif faktörlerde değişikliklerin meydana geldiği bir hipermetabolik durumdur. Bu çalışmada hipertiroidi ve kafeini açıklayıp, hipertiroidinin ve kafeinin meydana getirdiği olumlu ve olumsuz durumları ortaya koyarak beraber kullanımında ortaya çıkabilecek patolojik durumu vurgulamak amaçlanmıştır. Kafein ise dünyada en yaygın kullanılan besin ve besin takviyelerindendir. Gıda, ilaç, içecekler gibi pek çok alanda kafein alımı söz konusudur. Hatta enerji içeceklerinde etken madde olarak kullanılıp fizyolojik etkilerinden faydalanıp psikoaktif ajan olarak kullanımı söz konusudur. Ancak doz aşımı durumlarında yahut hipertiroidide neden olduğu sorunlar ile ortak payda da buluşması patolojik sonuçlara nedenolabilmektedir. Gereç-Yöntem: Bu çalışmada tiroid, hipertiroid ve kafein açıklanıp okunan 50 makalenin 34 tanesine yerverilerek derlenmiştir. Bulgular: Bu derlemede elde edilen bulgularla tiroidin işlev bozukluğu olan hipertiroidi durumunda anksiyete, depresyon, gastrointestinal sistem, metabolik sistemler, diyabet gibi yaşam kalitesinin olumsuz etkilendiği, kafeininde doz aşımında ve hipertiroidi hastaların kullanması ile bu bozuklukların daha da şiddetlenebildiği ve patolojik süreçlere evrilebildiği çalışmalarla gösterilmiştir. Sonuç: Dünya da %71 oranında kahve ile, %12 oranında çayla ve %16 oranında diğer içeceklerle kafein alımı söz konusudur ve bu durum giderek artmaktadır. Tüketimin artması kardiyovasküler sistem, anksiyete, hafıza ve öğrenme de sorunlar, depresyon gibi yaşam kalitesini etkileyen süreçleri de beraberinde getirmektedir. Tiroid disfonksiyonu da aynı durumlarla karşı karşıya bırakmaktadır. Ve süreç kronik hale gelmektedir. Bu derleme çalışma ile ortaya çıkabilecek etkilere dikkat çekilmiştir.
Tarım 4.0 Akıllı Teknoloji Asistanı İle Veri Analitiği Modellemeli Otonom Bir Sulama Sistemi Geliştirilmesi
Authors: ÖZTÜRK Sabri , ÜLKÜSOY Selin İlayda , ATMACA Sedat
Published: June 2023

Tarımın geleneksel düzeyde devam etmesi ile birlikte çiftçilerin sulama yaparken sulama periyotlarını ve bitki cinsine özgü olarak toprağın ihtiyaç duyduğu su doygunluğunu belirleyememesi sonucunda, verimsiz ve maliyetli sulama ile karşı karşıya kalındığı tespit edilmiştir. Bu bilinçsiz sulama ile yeterli verim alınamamakla beraber su kaynaklarına ve bununla birlikte ülke ekonomisine de zarar verilmektedir (Çakmak ve Gökalp, 2013). Bu çalışma ile gerçek saha uygulamaları sonucu tespit edilmiş sorunlar doğrultusunda “TARIM 4.0 Nesnelerin İnternet tabanlı veri analitiği kullanılarak akıllı bir otonom sulama sistemi” uygulaması gerçekleştirilmiştir. Çalışmada kullanılmak üzere dinamik bir veri bankası oluşturulmuş ve oluşturulan veri bankasına; her bitki türüne özgü gelişim döngü değerleri, bitki türüne özgü su ihtiyacı verileri, bitkinin bulunduğu toprağa özgü veri değerleri belirlenerek girilmiştir. Toprağa dikilmiş olan bitkinin türüne özgü elde edilen bilgilerin en yüksek ve en düşük değerleri veri bankasında saklanarak sistem algoritmasında kullanılmıştır. Kullanılan bu bilgiler doğrultusunda sistem otonom bir şekilde ekilen her bitki türüne özgü karar vererek gerekli müdahalelerin anlık yapılmasını sağlamaktadır. Bu çalışmanın literatürdeki benzer çalışmalardan farkı, geleneksel tarımın en büyük olumsuzluklarından olan her bitki türüne aynı işlemlerin gerçekleştirilmesi (aynı nem seviyesinde ve gelişim evreleri göz önünde bulundurulmadan salt olarak sulama yapılması) sorununa çözüm için önemli katkı sağlamasıdır.
Review of theoretical literature: The relationship between credit risk management and bank profitability
Authors: Veizi Zamira , Zhuli Bitila
Published: June 2023

Today, commercial banks are the largest financial institutions in our country. Credit risk is one of the biggest risks of these banks due to the nature of their activities. Through effective credit risk management, banks not only support the sustainability and profitability of their business, but also contribute to systemic stability and an efficient distribution of capital in the economy. This paper will focus on the theoretical analysis of the relationship between some indicators of credit risk management and indicators of bank profitability, as well as the evidence of the stability over time of this relationship.
Models of Data Structures in Educational Visualizations for Supporting Teaching and Learning Algorithms and Computer Programming
Authors: Végh Ladislav
Published: June 2023

Teaching and learning computer programming is challenging for many undergraduate first-year computer science students. During introductory programming courses, novice programmers need to learn some basic algorithms, gain algorithmic thinking, improve their logical and problem-solving thinking skills, and learn data types, data structures, and the syntax of the chosen programming language. In literature, we can find various methods of teaching programming that can motivate students and reduce students’ cognitive load during the learning process of computer programming, e.g., using robotic kits, microcontrollers, microworld environments, virtual worlds, serious games, interactive animations, and visualizations. In this paper, we focus mainly on algorithm visualizations, especially on the different models of data structures that can be effectively used in educational visualizations. First, we show how a vector (one-dimensional array), a matrix (two-dimensional array), a singly linked list, and a graph can be represented by various models. Next, we also demonstrate some examples of interactive educational algorithm animations for teaching and learning elementary algorithms and some sorting algorithms, e.g., swapping two variables, summing elements of the array, mirroring the array, searching the minimum or maximum of the array, searching the index of minimum or maximum of the array, sorting elements of thearray using simple exchange sort, bubblesort, insertion sort, minsort, maxsort, quicksort, or mergesort. Finally, in the last part of the paper, we summarize our experiences in teaching algorithmization and computer programming using algorithm animations and visualizations and draw some conclusions.
The practical possibilities of zoopedagogy and environmental education in education
Authors: Dancsa Daniel
Published: June 2023

Zoos have existed since the millennia before BC and have always been designed to entertain a specific audience. Until the 20th century, the showmanship was almost exclusive. However, rapid population growth and the destruction of nature caused by the industrial revolution have drawn attention to the vulnerability and fragility of nature. Zoos, in addition to their showmanship, began to focus more and more on environmental education and training, in order to make the younger generation aware of the diversity of nature and to develop an environmentally conscious attitude. The zoos provide a transfer of knowledge based on experience and experience. This kind of knowledge transfer complements school education by helping to systematise and reinforce what is learned in school. In addition, direct experience and observation have a more lasting effect and thus contribute greatly to healthy emotional development and socialisation. Zoo-education methods include informal and formal tools that enable the zoo-educator to successfully carry out his/her educational activities.
Production of Pyrolysis Liquid from Pine Bark with Improved PID System and Analysis of Its Components by GC-MS
Authors: Kaya Merve , Aydoğmuş Ercan , Özgen İnanç
Published: June 2023

In this research, the bark of pine trees is procured, dried, and ground in the province of Elazığ (Türkiye). In an inert environment, the liquid of the pyrolysis vapor is condensed using a double condenser system in the improved PID-controlled pyrolysis reactor. In experimental studies, using response surface methodology (RSM) in the pyrolysis process, temperature, time, and amount of mass are optimized. Two phases are formed in the obtained pyrolysis liquid and these phases are separated with the help of a separating funnel. Low-density compounds are in the upper phase, and high-density liquid is in the lower phase. According to the results, maximum efficiency is obtained at 376 °C, 185 minutes, and 519 grams of pine bark powder. The efficiency of wood vinegar is found by the ratio of the amount of acetic acid to components other than water. The efficiency is calculated by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) values. Experimental data and RSM model results have been evaluated by statistical analysis. Considering the amount, color, and components of the pyrolysis liquid, an evaluation can be made about the quality of this liquid. Also, as the particle size of the pinebark decreases, the surface area increases, so the pyrolysis time reduces.
Bicycle fork longitudinal vibrations induced by front braking
Authors: Formentini Matteo , Marconi Edoardo , Giolo Enrico , Rovarin Alessandro
Published: June 2023

This work deals with the longitudinal vibrations of the front fork of a bicycle that may originate under front braking, reporting novel experimental evidence and proposing interpretative models to gain insights into the possible causes. In order to acquire experimental evidence of the phenomenon under study, specific road tests were conducted using four component combinations. A modal analysis was performed to investigate the dynamic properties of the front-end components of the bicycle involved in the vibrations observed on the road and estimate the parameters necessary to populate the lumped-element model, devised with the aim of seeking a set of structural parameters that can reduce the sensitivity of the vehicle to different combinations of brake friction materials.
SISTEM INFORMASI PEMESANAN JASA FOTOGRAFI BERBASIS WEB
Authors: Pratiwi Fitri , Widodo Pulla Pandika
Published: June 2023

Sistem pengelolaan data yang sedang berjalan pada casamia studio masih menggunakan sistem manual tulis tangan yang rentan terhadap berbagai kekeliruan yang menyebabkan kesalahan perhitungan, sulitnya dalam penentuan harga, kesulitan dalam pencarian data, serta kesulitan dalam mendapatkan laporan yang dibutuhkan. Tujuan dalam penelitian ini adalah agar dapat merancang sebuah sistem informasi berbasis web yang mudah digunakan. Dalam penulisan ini penulis merancang sistem informasi pada casamia studio yang memudahkan user untuk mengelola berbagai data jasa yang ada. Penulis juga menggunakan metode Waterfall untuk memenuhi kebutuhan penelitian ini. Sistem yang baru menghasilkan proses pemesanan online, penyimpanan data-data yang baik dan benar, dan dapat membuat laporan secara cepat dan tepat. Dengan adanya sistem informasi ini mampu membantu aktifitas green photography lebih efektif dan efisien dalam pengolahan data
Potencialidades de la implementación de la banca ética y las finanzas sustentables en la provincia de Mendoza
Authors: Muscia Paula , Benítez Rodolfo
Published: June 2023

El desafío de superar las limitaciones y desigualdades ocasionadas por el sistema financiero tradicional, ha motorizado la formulación de propuestas conceptuales superadoras. Tanto en Europa como América, el desarrollo teórico y práctico de la Economía Social o Economía Solidaria ha podido sugerir mecanismos de respuesta a los obstáculos impuestos por los sistemas económicos más ortodoxos. 

Las Finanzas Sustentables aparecen en este escenario como una forma sostenible  para analizar y ejecutar la administración de los recursos financieros. Una de las formas en las que se ha materializado este paradigma, es la Banca Ética. Debido al éxito en los casos de implementación de estos dispositivos de financiamiento, se buscó evaluar las potencialidades de su implementación en Mendoza a partir del estudio de viabilidad en tres aspectos: jurídico, financiero y sociológico. Para ello se establecieron como objetivos relevar la normativa existente que regula la actividad, relevar potenciales inversionistas  y demanda y por último evaluar la percepción y conocimiento de la ciudadanía sobre las finanzas sustentables.
A Case for Videorecording Practice
Authors: Gerwing Jennifer
Published: June 2023

For therapists or coaches and their clients, talking matters. It is through talking that practitioners learn about their clients, perhaps eliciting their clients’ hopes for the future or discovering what they might find useful. By listening carefully, practitioners can discern much, perhaps evidence for the client’s current strengths and resources. Through talking together, they might draw the client’s attention to what is already going well. In the process, they encourage the client to articulate the next small step towards a preferred future and signs of progress. In these conversations, clients may gain insights, come to understandings, and make decisions.

One arena for talking is face-to-face dialogue: Practitioners and clients sit down together, watch and listen to each other, and have a conversation. Dialogue, whether face to face or on the telephone, has a few unique characteristics. These are worth considering, because they have implications for practice. Here, I introduce four of these characteristics as apparent contradictions
A Journey to Accountability
Authors: Smock Jordan Sara
Published: June 2023

The Journal of Solution Focused Practices (JSFP) underwent structural changes in 2019 as a result of a new editorial team. These changes occurred as a result of prioritizing equitable access to knowledge and leadership in the SF community. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the process of relaunching JSFP as an inclusive international journal. Two major initiatives are described. A renewal and alignment of purpose of the Editorial Board and the development of the journal’s Mission and Values statement. Both initiatives took place within the context of developing accountability for inclusivity, diversity and accessibility.
Solution Focused Brief Therapy and Vicarious Resilience in Bolivian Protective Family Services Workers
Authors: Pérez Lamadrid Marcos , Froerer Adam S
Published: June 2023

Vicarious resilience (VR) is defined as the positive effects caregivers experience within their personal lives, their work lives, and within their worldview as a whole, that come from witnessing the resilience that clients demonstrate in facing their traumatic experiences. This research study is a quasi-experimental pilot study about how solution focused brief therapy (SFBT) influences the vicarious resilience of family protective system (SLIM) workers in Bolivia. The Vicarious Resilience Inventory (VRI) was administered in a pretest/posttest design for an experimental group (applying SFBT) and a control group (training as usual). Both groups experienced an increase in vicarious resilience, but the SFBT group experienced statistically significant improvements on three subscales of the VRI; (a) resourcefulness, (b) recognition of spirituality, and (c) self-awareness. Two other subscales of the VRI neared statistical significance for the SFBT group, client inspired hope and consciousness of power. It is anticipated that with a larger sample size these subscales would also have been statistically significant. Additional research is needed to generalize the results of this pilot study to a larger population.
Co-Creating Solution-Focused Conversations in Disagreement
Authors: Stark Marcella D , Ghul Rayya , Gryson Marjan , Jennings Brian , Wells Jonas
Published: June 2023

During the autumn of 2020, a group of solution-focused (SF) practitioners from around the globe gathered virtually for two months to discuss possibilities for applying solution-focused practice to antiracism work. We collected articles, blog posts, podcasts and other media relevant to racism in therapeutic contexts, first person accounts and theoretical investigations. We used our engagement with these resources as the basis of our discussions, both to raise our own consciousness and to improve our professional practice.
Leave No Trace, Willful Unknowing, and Implications From the Ethics of Sustainability for Solution-Focused Practice Outdoors 🇨🇳 🇹🇼 🇩🇪 🇮🇷 🇪🇸
Authors: Natynczuk Stephan , Dobud Will W
Published: June 2023

Taking talking therapy outdoors is becoming increasingly popular, especially gaining traction in response to COVID restrictions on what can be done face-to-face indoors, and with increasing awareness of benefits from being outdoors in nature (Ewert & Davidson, 2021). In this paper, we draw on ethics of sustainability from the outdoor activity sector to look for metaphors for therapeutic practice outdoors, especially solution-focused brief therapy. We start with what is currently regarded as good practice for the preservation and conservation of the environments and habitats we frequent. We then develop these tenets of ethics, such as Leave No Trace, as metaphors for deliberate solution-focused therapeutic work outdoors, especially with regard to honoring the voices of our clients. Metaphors are provided to demonstrate why, and how, outdoor therapy practitioners should aim to ‘leave no trace’ in the lives of those they serve, as they would leave no trace of their presence on the land they travel. We illustrate how our practice can draw on sustainability ethics to enable the decolonization of our solution-focused outdoor work (Mlcek, 2017), and consider how a privilege-aware approach to practice can be used to help ‘decolonize’ therapeutic practice. We suggest that solution-focused approaches to outdoor therapy require additional work in counseling theory and ethics to supplement outdoor leadership qualifications. Chinese (Simplified) (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vIMPJikf2H1XAPc6uUE55k2wbMSxtMKP/view?usp=drive_link) Chinese (Traditional) (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yfUycrV8nt_5Au7NJni_0_Wo3iisXSmM/view?usp=drive_link) German (https://drive.google.com/file/d/19MHwVqq8ylw8dX3IY3cf6pkM66JRL85D/view?usp=drive_link) Persian (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ha1VOjlfVlnlPA59KGCus2OAV2wMKhAK/view?usp=drive_link) Spanish (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qXNVomMJLHMEshFH5OLS51d7MmFay7IT/view?usp=drive_link)
Communication Today: Were Watzlawick & Co. Wrong?
Authors: Godat Dominik , Czerny Elfie J
Published: June 2023

The sender-receiver model and the 5 axioms of communication have influenced how communication is spoken about and how communication is taught for more than 50 years. And this despite the fact that recent research calls into question some of these ideas. So, were Watzlawick & Co. wrong?
Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Resilience Program for Children and Young People in a Private Australian Psychology Clinic
Authors: Miller Kaitlyn , Worsley Lyn , Hanstock Tanya , Valentine Megan
Published: June 2023

There is increasing research into resilience enllancing intervention programs in young people. A number of international resilience-based group programs exist; however, few are within Australia. Two Australian resilience programs are the linked-Up (13-16 year-olds} and Connect-3 (8-12 year-olds} programs. They are Solution-Focused programs based on the Resilience Doughnut model. The current study assessed the effectiveness of these two programs by comparing pre- and post-measures of resilience and adversities. Participants were aged between 8-17 years. There were 70 participants in total, 40 males (57%} and 30 females (43%). Results show that the Connect-3 program built personal competency and reduced total difficulties within a non-clinical population. The linked-Up group showed no significant change in scores for pre-intervention to post-intervention. Future research should aim to explore the effectiveness of the resilience programs within clinical populations or with young people who have increased risk of adversity. Future research should also consider how resilience could be enhanced in older-adolescent populations.
The Theoretical and Research Basis of Co-Constructing Meaning in Dialogue
Authors: Bavelas Janet Beavin , De Jong Peter , Smock Jordan Sara , Korman Harry
Published: June 2023

de Shazer (1991) introduced a post-structural view of language in therapy in which the participants' sociai interaction determines the meaning of the words they are using. Broader theories of social construction are similar but lack details about the role of language. This article focuses on the observable details of co-constructing meaning in dialogue. Research in psycholinguistics has provided experimental ev­idence for how speakers and their addressees collaboratively co-construct their dialogues. We review several of the experiments that have demonstrated the in­fluence and importance of the addressee in shaping what the speaker is saying. Building on this research, we present a moment-by-moment three-step grounding sequence in which the speaker presents information, the addressee displays un­derstanding, and the speaker confirms this understanding. We propose that this micro-pattern and its variations are the observable process by which the partici­pants in a dialogue negotiate and co-construct shared meanings.
Culture in Solution-Focused Consultation: An Intercultural Approach*
Authors: Miller Gale
Published: June 2023

I develop an intercultural approach to Solution-Focused consultation in this pa­ per. The approach represents an anthropological-sociological interpretation and is written by an interested outsider to the Solution-Focused world. The analysis stresses how multicultural concerns permeate Solution-Focused consultations as practitioners and clients draw from other cultures in which they participate. Practitioner-client interactions are treated as negotiations that turn on participants’ intercultural competencies, that is, their ability to navigate between their own cultural orientations and those of others involved in consultations. An explanation of how my intercultural perspective extends cultural themes in the Solution-Focused literature is discussed and an illustration of its usefulness is presented by analyzing a case study. Finally, discuss future possibilities for further developing this perspective.
Solution-Focused. Wellness Coaching
Authors: Beauchemin James , Lee Mo Yee
Published: June 2023

Understanding wellness as a multi-dimensional construct has significant implications for both physical and psychological health treatment. links between chronic illness and lifestyle factors such as inactivity, diet, and stress, present a need for professionals with specialized training who can support individuals in developing skills and resources related to making lifestyle changes. To facilitate well ness-based lifestyle change, models that integrate evidence-based approaches are needed. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and Solution-Focused Coaching a1-e evidence-based approaches that emphasize client strengths and building solutions in both clinical and non-clinical contexts. Establishing a Solution-Focused Wellness Coaching (SFWC) model provides a short-term, effective approach to coaching that is applicable in a variety of health and wellness contexts including primary care, counseling, social work, occupational and physical therapies, and exercise and fitness. The SF\JvC model provides a framework that utilizes specific, replicable therapeutic techniques for supporting clients in enhancing wellness across physi­cal, spiritual, emotional, intellectual and social domains.
Complimenting in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Authors: Thomas Frank
Published: June 2023

Complimenting has been a criterion within Solution-Focused Brief Therapy history and tradition. From the early development of the approach in Milwaukee, compliments played a key role in pointing out client strengths/resources and heightening the end-of-session task. In this manuscript, complimenting is reviewed historically. Then the practice is critiqued using the notion of “not-knowing” (Anderson & Goolishian, 1992; De Jong & Berg, 2012), followed by a commentary on possible cultural considerations that need to be considered by the SF practitioner. Finally, a review of traditional complimenting is offered along with additional types, with alternate applications and clinical examples that better fit with not knowing and intercultural practices (Miller, 2014)
From School Psychology to Disaster Recovery: A Journey of Encountering Resilience and Continually Being Surprised by Peoples’ Own solutions. an Interview With Cynthia K. Hansen*
Authors: Durrant Michael
Published: June 2023

Dr. Cynthia Hansen, a clinical psychologist, has more than 25 years’ experience as a Solution-Focused practitioner in a variety of settings - from seeing children, adolescents and families in a “typical” therapy setting to field work in response to disasters such as Typhoon Pongsona, 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina. She is currently working in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health after serving eight years with the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response in the US Department of Health and Human Services and was previously Special Advisor on Suicide Prevention with the US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration {SAMHSA). I invited Cynthia to reflect on her Solution-Focused journey.
A Taste of Wittgenstein SFBT. 1: The Tractatus*
Authors: Drury Nick
Published: June 2023

Wittgenstein holds a special place in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy due, in no small part, to his idea that” … problems are solved in the literal sense ofthe word - dissolved like a lump of sugar in water”(2005,§421).1 In the last twenty years there has been renewed interest by philosophers in Wittgenstein due to a relative­ ly new perspective on his work known as the ‘resolute reading’ or the New Wittgenstein (Read & Crary, 2000; Fischer, 2011). This is the idea that Wittgenstein’s work can be looked upon as primarily a form of therapy for untangling knots or conceptual confusions in our thinking generated by philosophical assumptions, in order that we might be more attuned to the world and each other. 2 There is also a more subtle version of this, known as the ‘elucidatory reading’, which says not only are we more present as a result of this philosophical therapy, but we are also more aware of what gets us into philosophical knots (Hutto, 2003/2006). This may be of some interest to psychotherapists as they also have interest in dissolving problems so that people can get on with their lives more harmoniously. This, the first of two papers overviewing Wittgenstein’s work, focuses on his early work and life.
Grouping of Toddlers with Malnutrition Based on Provinces in Indonesia Using K-Medoids Algorithm
Authors: Siallagan Sri Anita , Safii M.
Published: June 2023

Malnutrition is a poor health condition in infants and toddlers caused by a lack of nutritional intake. Babies and toddlers who suffer from malnutrition will experience conditions of slowness in development, slowness in thinking, underweight and so on. Malnutrition can be prevented by complete immunization from birth, providing good nutrition for their development, and so on. The purpose of this study was to determine the results of the grouping of provinces with the highest malnutrition sufferers using the K-Medoids method which is part of Data Mining. The K-Medoids method is a clustering method that can break the dataset into several groups. In this study, the data used were sourced from the Central Statistics Agency in 2016 – 2018. The results of this clustering will later show the province which is the toddler with the highest malnutrition. This research is expected to provide information for the government regarding the grouping of children under five with malnutrition in Indonesia.
Family Economic Correlation To Students Learning Achievment Using Apriori Method
Authors: Nurhayati  , Sitompul Juliana Naftali , Sari Tri Kartika
Published: June 2023

The education system in Indonesia as mandated in the GBHN aims to educate the nation while at the same time responding to new challenges to create a decent and prosperous life. Understanding, apprecation, and experience of cultural and religious values in the right and true form will be increasingly needed. The economic status of the family is one of the factors that is sufficient to support the level of continuing education, especially for teenagers who are still student in school. Apriori method is used to obtain association rules that describe the relationship between item in the transactional database. There are two databases used, each of which has a different number of transactions. This study aims to aplly the apriori algorithm, as an analytical technique. The data taken as a case example is familiy economic data. This association search uses WEKA which will later find the rules and MySQL as the placeholder for the Database. From the results of the analysis using apriori, the highest confidence value was obtained at 0.9 with support 0.1 resulting in a students rule whose economics supported the learning achievement was very supportive, and the lowest confidence value of 0.2 with support 0.1 resulted in a students rule who had sufficient economics, so their learning achievement was also quite increased..
K-MEDOIDS ALGORITHM ANALYSIS IN PERMANENT WORKER GROUPING OF INDONESIAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES
Authors: Tarigan Sonia , Okprana Harly , Saragih Ilham Syahputra
Published: June 2023

The construction companies are both those who run the construction work, both construction administrators and construction consultants who need the manpower for their operations. There is no way to determine the existence of a policy of the workers who have a work agreement with the business owner for a period of time. The company's long-term rating of construction workers in Indonesia from 2010-2018 is based on the need to provide information and input to the local government center at the construction site in Indonesia. One of the grouping methods that can be used is k - Medoids. The advantage of this method is to overcome sensitive to outlier. This method in its horn is represented by objects close to the center and thus capable of sterilizing a more precise value. Analysis of the data grouping shows that two cluster data produced one in the low and 33 in high cluster with total cost of 2.7557.
PREDICTION OF PRODUCT SALES RESULTS USING ADAPTIVE NEURO FUZZY INFERENCE SYSTEM (ANFIS)
Authors: Sinaga Dolli Sari , Windarto Agus Perdana , Nasution Rizki Alfadillah , Damanik Irfan Sudahri
Published: June 2023

This study aims to optimize profits and minimize losses from product sales at X Market has achieved in the future. The data used in this study were obtained directly from X Market Trade by observing and interviewing. X Market Tradingis one of the industries that produces and sells food products to be marketed in the region and outside the region. The data to be processed is the result of the sale of food products at X Market uses the adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) method which is a combination of Fuzzy Logic and Artificial Neural Networks. The data used is monthly sales data from 2018 to 2020 as many as 36 data. From a total of 36 data, it will be divided into 2 types of training and test data distribution, namely 90:10 with a total of 60 epochs and a learning rate range of 0.1 – 0.9. From the research results obtained the highest accuracy of 88.55% on 90% training data and 10% test data with a learning rate of 0.6. It was concluded that the ANFIS method could be implemented in predicting the sales of tofu. By doing this research is expected to provide input to X Market in optimizing profits and minimizing losses from product sales in the future.
APPLICATION OF DATA MINING IN DETERMINING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS WITH C4.5 ALGORITHM
Authors: Rika Nur Adiha
Published: June 2023

The Gunung Maligas District Office is a government agency tasked with running a government program, namely the Social Assistance Receipt program, to run the social assistance program, many residents complain that they do not receive assistance, while some residents who are considered capable actually get assistance, where each aid program is have different criteria in determining the recipient. Due to the large number of existing aid programs with different criteria in determining the acceptance of the aid program, of course, local government staff will have difficulty in conducting the selection process. So we need a system that is able to help local government staff to more easily determine the recipients of the social assistance. Based on the historical data of beneficiaries, recommendations for the classification of beneficiaries can be made that will assist government staff. Classification can be done using the C4.5 algorithm. In this study, it has parameters, namely, occupation, income, housing conditions and number of dependents. By applying the C4.5 data mining algorithm, it is hoped that it will make it easier and faster for government staff to determine the recipients of social assistance at the Gunung Maligas District Office.
Comparison Of AHP And Topsis Methods In Determining Scholarships For Elementary School Students
Authors: Efansius Tarigan
Published: June 2023

The regional coordinator of the Siantar sub-district is the education office in the Siantar sub-district. The office is used to store elementary school student data in the Siantar sub-district before it is submitted to the education office in Simalungun district. In collecting data on students in each school, employees sometimes find it difficult to filter out which students have the highest grades in each elementary school and determine who deserves assistance from the Simalungun Regency Government for those who excel. Therefore, the comparison of the AHP and TOPSIS methods in determining the scholarships for elementary school students at the Siantar District Regional Coordinator is to carry out a ranking of alternatives in the form of student data. The AHP and TOPSIS methods are compared because this method determines the weight value for each attribute, which is followed by ranking a number of available options and then re-selected to find the best choice.
Prediction Of Customers at Bank Rakyat Indonesia Using Backpropagation Algorithm
Authors: Pandu Nugroho
Published: June 2023

This study aims to see the development of the number of BRI bank customers in the following year. With this prediction, it is hoped that it can help bank bri in making policies related to customers who save more easily. The data source is obtained from Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI). In this study, researchers used the Backpropagation Algorithm. Backpropagation Algorithm is an algorithm that functions to reduce the error rate by adjusting the weight based on the desired output and target. The benefit of this research is to determine the increase or decrease in savings customers at the BRI bank in the following year. And artificial neural networks using the backpropogation algorithm can be applied in analyzing the increase in the number of bank bri customers by determining the best architectural model from a series of training and testing processes carried out.
APPLICATION OF CASE BASED REASONING (CBR) METHOD IN DISTRIBUTION TRAFO DAMAGE EXPERT SYSTEM AT PLN UP3 BINJAI
Authors: Aris Wahyono Aris Wahyono , Akim Manaor Hara Pardede  , Rahmadani
Published: June 2023

In the world of electricity, transformers are widely used, both in the field of electric power and electronics. The use of transformers in the electric power system is used for each of its needs, for example the need for high voltage in the delivery of electrical power over long distances. Electrical equipment transformers are expensive and are very vital equipment. If the transformer is disturbed or in an abnormal condition, there may be an unexpected temporary cessation of electricity distribution and will cause losses for PLN and consumers who use electricity by disrupting the activities carried out. The Case Based Reasoning (CBR) method is a case-based reasoning system that uses previous experiences or cases so that they can solve new problems or cases. There are several stages in the case based reasoning method, including retrieve, reuse, revise, and retain. Case-based Reasoning (CBR) collects previous cases that are similar to the new problem and tries to modify the solution to fit the new case. The basic idea of ​​Case-Based reasoning is the assumption that similar problems have similar solutions. While this assumption is not always true, it does depend on many practical domains. Where the previous case experienced an overvoltage transformer damage, using the CBR method will look for similarities to the previous case with existing characteristics, the CBR method will look for the same case on the existing Knowladge so that the damage is quickly detected. From the characteristics of the damage that is on the transformer, it is easy to diagnose transformer damage using the CBR method and the results of the CBR method will find a ranking that is almost similar to the existing case.
Model of the Independent Learning Campus Internal Quality Assurance System Program based on Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Zarlis Muhammad , Elviwani  , Dilham Ami , Buaton Relita
Published: June 2023

Research on models of internal quality assurance systems in tertiary institutions online and digitally based on artificial intelligence in supporting the Merdeka Learning Campus Merdeka program in accordance with the cycle of determination, implementation, evaluation, control and improvement. The system is supported by an artificial intelligence approach to determine the implementation and achievement of the Merdeka Learning Campus Merdeka standard and to help universities detect early the impact of the implementation of Merdeka Learning Kampus Merdeka on the development of student competence. The implementation of the Merdeka Learning Campus Merdeka program is recorded in a database with cycles of Determination, Implementation, Evaluation, Control and Improvement to analyze compliance with the establishment, implementation, evaluation, control and improvement of standards for one cycle each year. At the evaluation stage, standard achievement will be produced whether it exceeds, is achieved or deviates to be followed up at the control and improvement stage. With this application, it helps tertiary institutions carry out the standards for the Merdeka Learning Campus Merdeka program standards to be carried out and developed according to the cycle of Determination, Implementation, Evaluation, Control and Improvement
Hybrid Cryptosystem Algorithm Vigenere Cipher and Base64 for Text Message Security Utilizing Least Significant Bit (LSB) Steganography as Insert into Image
Authors: Nasution Raja Imanda Hakim , Achmad Fauzi  , Husnul Khair
Published: June 2023

Security message text is aspect important in modern communications for guard privacy and confidentiality information. Without exists guarantee security, of course just can raises risk when sensitive and valuable information are accessed by unauthorized persons responsible answer. Cryptography and steganography is two field used in a manner wide For reach objective this. Algorithm Vigenere Cipher and Base64 are method used for encryption message text and Least Significant Bit (LSB) steganography was used as method for insert message encrypted to in image. LSB makes use of the last bits from pixels image for keep information addition without bother image visual display in a manner significant. With utilise method here, order encrypted can hidden in a manner confidential in image that looks normal. This hybrid cryptosystem combine excess from third algorithm such, ie speed and effectiveness encryption use algorithm Vigenere Cipher as well ability Base64 characteristics, and levels security message more increase.
Elitær teologi og folkelig resonans i Patriarkfortællingen
Authors: Berge Kåre
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this article is to define the relation between the elite and the public aspects in the Genesis story. My contention is that an ethnic (national) myth, in order to fulfill the purpose of creating a national sentiment, needs to hit “the deep popular cord,” or the element of longue durée, of “the long-term relationship between national past, present and future” (A.D. Smith). It is important to ask: How far, and by what means, is the national history of the Bible written for the public sentiment? At this point, I introduce modern research on ‘public/social memory’, as a still mainly virgin field of research that has good prospects of solving at least parts of this issue, given a broad memory research perspective that includes material and textual evidence as well as the surrounding culture and modern culture interpretation. I argue that one aspect of Gunkel’s tradition-historical approach, together with modern studies of public/ amily religiosity in Israel, and with modern folklore studies, may reveal the text’s relationship to this popular cord and a collective cultural identity. My main concern, however, is to show how the basic building block in this regard is a pool of folk motifs, which seem to appear when people express their ethnic or national identity and their claim of ownership to a piece of land.
Glimt af Collegium Biblicums historie
Authors: Poulsen Frederik
Published: June 2023

Collegium Biblicum: Danish Exegetical Society was founded at Aarhus University in 1947. The short article explores the history of the society, including significant changes in the focus of biblical studies, methodology, and research conditions at the universities in Denmark.