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Mitigating Negative Effects of Digital Media on Children Through Innovative Toy Design
Authors: Jiang Nan
Published: October 2023

In todays world, with the rapid development of the information era, the contents on the Internet are daily renewal and childrens access to which and use of mobile phones or computers has become the norm. However, the question of whether this is having a negative impact on childrens development has been an issue of great concern. This paper reviews some of the characteristics of contemporary Internet information that are detrimental to childrens intellectual development and cognitive formation, as well as the possible pitfalls in childrens use of electronic devices and exposure to the Internet environment, and concludes that the content online shall do harm to childrens intelligence development if they single-minded and overly rely on this, and excessive screen time may lead to behavioural problems and even physical and psychological issues. Therefore, it is suggested that children need to be exposed to digital media with the guidance and intentional protection of parents and educators during their growth, and should not use electronic devices for too long. Based on the findings of this study, the authors have designed a book toy that aims to provide a solution to help children better navigate their cognitive and intellectual development in a de-digitalised way in their growth.
Research on the Effectiveness and Efficacy of the Music Therapy Methods in the Treatment of Depression
Authors: Zhou Qianhe
Published: October 2023

Due to the side effects or unsuitability of traditional therapies for some patient groups, there is a need for a new form of depression treatment. Therefore, society has turned its attention to music therapy, which has been shown to have significant effects in the treatment of mental illness and depression. This paper categorizes music therapy methods into active and passive music therapy methods for separate exploration and comparison. Active music therapy methods are further divided into improvisation, creative (composition), and re-creative. The effectiveness of passive music therapy methods in the treatment of depression mainly lies in improving patients sleep and promoting beneficial emotions. The effectiveness of active music therapy methods mainly includes the relief of physical pain, the increase of positive emotions, the relief of anxiety, and the increase of social interaction ability. The receptive therapy group reaches the peak of treatment effect faster, but the active therapy group has a higher peak effect.
Analysis of How to Improve the Spiritual and Cultural Literacy of Middle School Students from the Perspective of Creating a Civilized Campus Policy
Authors: Shen Zihao , Zhang Guanxi
Published: October 2023

From the perspective of creating a civilized campus policy, this paper analyzes the impact of the policy on the spiritual and cultural literacy of middle school students, as well as the current status and importance of their spiritual and cultural literacy. Through conventional classroom teaching, multimedia teaching, and ideological guidance teaching methods, the paper proposes to strengthen teacher-student relationship building, promote joint education between families and schools, and improve school democratic mechanisms. In addition, it suggests enhancing campus cultural construction to create a civilized campus atmosphere, enriching campus activities, linking theory with practice, and improving overall quality to enhance the spiritual and cultural literacy of middle school students. It concludes that creating a civilized campus policy helps to improve the level of spiritual and cultural literacy among middle school students. Teachers and students should firmly establish Xi Jinpings new era of value orientation, and pay attention to cultivating the inner world of students. Efforts should be made to promote the development of the spiritual and cultural literacy of middle school students through improvements in various aspects.
On the Influence of Childrens Rebellious Emotions on Parents and Family Education During Adolescence
Authors: Bai Malamu
Published: October 2023

For a long time, people have focused on the education and influence of children at school, but have always ignored the importance of family education. However, family education is the foundation of a minors education while school education helps to expand and extend the foundation. In todays society, it is important to focus on the influence that children receive as a result of their family education. Family education is pioneering, contagious, relevant and lifelong. Through the investigation of parents, it is understood that different triggering situations of childrens rebellious feelings towards parents in study, individual, family and communication, and reveal the influence mechanism of different factors such as the change of social environment, the continuation of successful hope, the way of family communication, and the group environmental identity. The author puts forward some family adjustment measures, such as building a democratic family atmosphere, actively participating in multilateral activities, strengthening childrens family responsibility positively, strengthening the analysis of social culture orientation, emphasizing and utilizing the positive energy of rebellious emotions.
Research on Educational Equity for Migrant Children in China
Authors: Chen Xia
Published: October 2023

The educational inequality has always been a practical problem hindering the educational development. Educational inequality is associated to social inequality and it is an important prerequisite for a countrys political stability, economic prosperity, and social development. In the context of urbanization, the education of migrant children has aroused widespread concern in society. Due to the restrictions of household registration and the lack of relevant laws and regulations, migrant children face many difficulties and injustices in every link of education. This paper specifically discusses the unfairness of migrant children in the process of enrollment and further education and proposes ways to help migrant children get rid of the difficulties they face in education from the aspects of household registration reform and the formulation of relevant laws. In conclusion, revising the household registration system, improving laws and regulations, clarifying government responsibilities, and reducing the developmental gap between urban and rural areas can be feasible means to improve the plight of migrant children in education.
Progressively Develop People-centered Urban Transformation: Regenerate Livable, Attractive, Satisfying Urban Villages
Authors: Liu Yijia
Published: October 2023

This paper explores how to better develop a people-centered urban renewal project in the context of Shenzhens urban villages. In the beginning, this paper explains the background of the emergence of urban villages in Shenzhen and other major cities. Under this context, the participatory observation method is used to analyze the common problems in the renovation of urban villages in Shenzhen, and the housing affordability problem of the original residents for the newly constructed apartments is raised. Presenting the Nantou Ancient City in Shenzhen as positive empirical evidence, this paper explores two recommendations, starting with an emphasis on protective renovation to avoid a short-term boost in housing prices. Following discussion of urban renewal construction projects should not be limited to architectural space. Instead, inclusive community building is still the key to maintaining the former residents and attracting more young people. The condensed conclusion highlights the unity of these two viewpoints and reemphasizes the importance of people-centered development in urban villages.
Effects of Two Vocabulary Instructional Methods: Contrasting and Separating Orthographically Similar Words
Authors: Zhou Ziqian , Zhuang Yiting
Published: October 2023

While Chinese EFL learners memorize vocabulary items, they may encounter some words that are similar in semantics, orthography, phonology, and so forth. Studies have conducted research on whether the similarity of vocabulary would facilitate or hinder students learning outcomes. While most scholars found that learners can perform better when they memorize similar lexis than learning unrelated sets, i.e., dissimilar words. This research compares two ways of giving students instructions about orthographically similar English vocabulary. A total of 52 university junior students participated in this study. Pre-test, immediate, and delayed post-test were conducted for examining students learning outcomes. Results demonstrated that instructions with a highlight on contrasting the nuances of orthographically similar words impede students retention performance compared with those in the control group who were instructed without emphasizing the similarity and nuances of the words. Although the result may not generalize to all EFL contexts, it provides significant pedagogical implications to teachers and other educational practitioners. It is suggested that emphasizing the nuances of orthographically similar words is less effective for students vocabulary learning than without the emphasis. Students should be encouraged to explore and find out the similarity and nuances of orthographically similar words by themselves rather than being told by teachers.
A Study of U.S. Immigration Policy Towards Latin America 2009-2022 - From the Realism Perspective
Authors: Yin Oujie
Published: October 2023

The United States is the worlds largest recipient of immigrants, and due to historical and geographic reasons, the United States has a deep connection with Latin American immigrants. At the same time, the issue of immigration has become an issue of greater interest to Latino voters in U.S. elections. Since the end of World War II, the U.S. foreign policy-making process has been primarily tinged with offensive realism. Based on this, this paper will analyze the changes in the U.S. governments immigration policy toward Latin America during the Obama administration, the Trump administration, and the Biden administration (as of December 2022) in three different periods through realism theory. This paper finds that although the policies of the three periods mentioned above differ slightly in subtle aspects due to the leaders personal governing preferences, they all reflect realism in essence in terms of macro policies.
The Impact of Motivation to Experience Happiness on Depressive Symptoms
Authors: Deng Yuntian
Published: October 2023

The growing mental health concerns worldwide have highlighted the need to study depression as it heavily impacts overall well-being and life satisfaction. Depression research investigates genetic, environmental, and psychological factors for effective prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Meanwhile, motivation plays a crucial role in individual and organizational success and well-being, exploring intrinsic and extrinsic factors, cognitive and emotional processes, and social and environmental influences to optimize outcomes. This review paper examined the complex relationship between motivation and depression, focusing on the direct and indirect relationship between attitudes toward happiness and depression, relevant factors in the relationship, and the underlying neural mechanisms. The review discussed how different factors could contribute to the development and maintenance of depressive symptoms through multiple pathways and the underlying neural mechanisms that may be involved, particularly asymmetries in alpha oscillations. All in all, the findings highlighted the complex relationship between motivation and depression and proposed potential intervention targets to reduce the risk of depressive symptoms in susceptible individuals. One of the major limitations of available research is that some studies reviewed in this paper rely on self-report measures, which may be influenced by social desirability bias and other biases that could affect the validity of the results. Future research should explore using various methods to have a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between motivation and depression. Understanding the relationship between motivation and depression can lead to improved interventions, customized treatments, and preventive programs for children and adolescents.
The Justice of International Treaties and International Organizations
Authors: Cui Zhecheng
Published: October 2023

Nowadays, the international situation is constantly changing. Before the outbreak of COVID-19, intense competition between China and the United States had been taking place in various important fields such as economics, culture, technology, military, and politics. Such vicious competition is highly unfavorable for the World Trade Organization, as it goes against the purpose and treaties of the organization. However, in this event, these so-called purposes and conventions have become ineffective due to the pressure from the United States, the world's largest country. During the pandemic, many countries ignored the regulations of the World Health Organization, damaging its leadership in global health. Currently, even though the pandemic is reasonably under control, the international situation remains chaotic. The most notable is the year-long conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has disrupted the balance between NATO and Russia. The United Nations and its Charter have limited power to restrain powerful countries, and a UN lacking in impartiality can only be a puppet of some big countries. Therefore, under such international background, This paper starts with international organizations and treaties to discuss the impartiality and binding force of international organizations and treaties, and to understand and analyze recent major international events, attempting to find ways to change the weaknesses of international organizations and treaties and lay a solid foundation for the peaceful development of all human beings in the future. International organizations and treaties play a critical role in guiding and mediating the peaceful development of humanity, and enhancing their impartiality and binding force would greatly benefit the peaceful development of humanity. It will be the cornerstone for further advancement of human civilization.
The Effect of Music on Sleep in Patients with Depression
Authors: Ping Ziyan
Published: October 2023

According to the latest statistics from the World Health Organization, an estimated 3.8% of the population experiences depression. Approximately 280 million people in the world suffer from depression. Among them, about 70% to 80% of patients with depression are accompanied by sleep disorders. Sleep disorders often cause symptoms such as emotional instability, memory loss, reduced immunity, and increased blood pressure. Music therapy is a non-invasive alternative therapy for relieving depressive symptoms. Unlike antidepressants and psychotherapy, it has no obvious side effects or adverse reactions, making it easier for patients to adhere to. It is also an inexpensive treatment option that requires minimal time and energy. As a result, music therapy has become more popular in the field of antidepressant therapy. Sleep disorders are one of the most common manifestations in patients with depression, and music has a certain impact on sleep, so it is of great significance to explore the impact of music on the sleep of patients with depression. This paper summarized the music therapy on people with depression and found that music therapy would improve their sleep quality and decrease their anxiety level and depression.
A Review of Research on Organizational Citizenship Behaviors
Authors: Yang Kexin
Published: October 2023

As a significant research object in the realm of organizational behavior, organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) has received extensive attention from researchers since it was proposed. Through a comprehensive analysis of a large number of English and Chinese literature, this article sorts out five important theoretical basis, including individual positive affect, social exchange theory, psychological contract, covenant relationships and equity theory. It also clarifies the concept and development of OCB and provide an overview of the current research in this field. Job satisfaction, perceived fairness, perceived supervisor support, and leadership styles have all been found to have significant effects on OCB. In academic circles, there are three main views about the association between OCB and organizational performance, showing that their relationship is still not clear enough. It turns out that positive effects are still the mainstream, while more and more scholars are studying on negative effects. Overall, this review article provides a comprehensive theoretical and practical reference for studying OCB and offers insights and guidance for the future development trend.
Intrusion into Computer Information System: Criminal Law Rule Based on Different Judicial Recognition Perspectives of State Affairs
Authors: Liu Yinuo
Published: October 2023

Cybercrime refers to a new form of crime generated with the application and prevalence of computer technology. In China, there are increasingly more instances of unauthorized access to computer systems every year, which has severely affected network security and the property security of the people, and even national security. This paper delves deeper and more methodically into the problems surrounding the criminal act of unlawful access to computer information systems. The ambiguous definition and limited reach of the criminal object make Chinas punishment for unauthorised access to computer systems less effective., the crossover of the criminal law system caused by the contradiction of legislative logic, as well as the insufficient prevention of too lenient penalties. Based on the above legislative deficiencies, it is imperative to improve the criminal law system, expand the protection scope of the first clause of Article 285 of the Criminal Law, Increase the number of cases that are investigated and prosecuted, explain computer information systems in the context of state affairs, expand the definition of state affairs computer information systems, and strictly regulate the amount of crime that is legal. Additionally, it is essential to establish an independent status for data crimes by adding provisions on data security protection concerning the three major computer information systems; increasing the intensity of punishment, raising the range of statutory penalties, and adding property penalties, thereby imposing a comprehensive regulation on illegal intrusion into computer information systems.
The Legal Path of Managing the Crime of Money Laundering in Digital Currency
Authors: Zhou Zhaolin
Published: October 2023

The characteristics of decentralized anonymity of digital currency reduce todays financial crimes, especially the cost of money laundering crimes. Due to the relatively slow progress of Chinese research on digital currency, falling behind the current expansion trend of digital currency, there are many difficulties in governing digital currency crime. Therefore, the regulation of digital currency money laundering crime should start from the aspects of clarifying the legal attribute, introducing the standard judicial interpretation, and so on. The explosive growth of digital currency in 2017 has greatly reduced the cost of financial crimes of digital currency, seriously jeopardizing the economic order and peoples property security. Money laundering of digital currency is particularly rampant. Therefore, legal means should be adopted to regulate the application of digital currency in life.
Criminalisation of Traffic Hijacking and the Way Forward for Regulation
Authors: Xu Mingxin
Published: October 2023

Traffic hijacking is an act of unscrupulous elements using the network chain for profit. From the process of intruding into the system, obtaining information, controlling the computer, damaging the computer system, to helping the information network crime, Internet enterprises have incurred huge economic losses in the traffic hijacking crime. The characterisation of traffic hijacking in current judicial practice is controversial. This paper examines the dilemma of traffic hijacking behaviour identified in criminal law doctrine and judicial practice, analysing the definition of different infringements, the legal interests infringed and the harm caused; Determining the necessity of identifying and regulating acts from the perspective of behavioural science and social harm, considering the prerequisites for identification and identifying the justification of acts; By organising and classifying the offences and cases, distinguishing cyber crimes from traditional criminal law offences, and analysing the judgments, it can provide a consistent characterisation of traffic hijacking in terms of culpability and punishment; Lastly, the system of regulation of traffic hijacking will be constructed in the direction of protecting the legal interests of data, taking domestic and international experience as a guide and combining it with technological governance.
Analysis of Post-90s Post-00s Employment Tendencies
Authors: Gao Yunhan
Published: October 2023

This is a study on the employment propensity of the post-90s and post-00s in China which is one of the key research topics in contemporary society. The researcher has identified the problem of low employment rates among young people, but there is a gap in research on the employment propensity of young people lacking knowledge. So the aim of this paper is to explore whether there are significant differences in the employment propensity of the two generations. The post-90s and post-00s are more willing to engage in some freelance work, have higher expectations of work and are more concerned with work-life balance. This difference may be related to the differences between the two generations in terms of upbringing, educational background and socio-economic status. The findings of this study have implications for education, businesses and policy makers, who should pay more attention to young peoples career development and improvement of their work environment, and provide them with more opportunities for self-employment and freelancing to meet their needs for work-life balance. At the same time, this will also help to promote socio-economic development and progress.
The Relationship Between Adverse Life Events and Subjective Well-being among High School Students in Samoa: The Mediation Effect of Hope, Grit, and Rumination
Authors: Qiao Yifan
Published: October 2023

The correlation between adverse life events and subjective well-being (SWB) has been verified by numerous studies. However, most of these studies are based on samples from developed countries, neglecting the situation in developing countries like Samoa. To address this gap, this study examined the relationship between adverse life events and SWB in Samoan high school students and investigated the mediating effects of hope, grit, and rumination. Self-reported questionnaires were completed by 179 high school students in Samoa. The results implied that adverse life events had a negative effect on SWB and that both hope and rumination played a mediating role in the relationship between adverse life events and SWB. Conversely, grit did not play a mediating role, as it had no significant effect on SWB despite being negatively correlated with adverse life events. These findings suggest that enhancing hope and grit while reducing rumination could help improve the level of SWB among Samoan high school students in the face of adversity.
The Present Situation of Chinas Art Education in Primary and Secondary Schools
Authors: Qiu Tian
Published: October 2023

With the rapid development of present society, the demand of quality education of social talents is getting higher and higher. Not only for the traditional cultural curriculum, moreover, artistic and cultural attainments have an increasingly important impact on social work. For example, there are more and more jobs, such as original painters, exhibition staff, gallery workers and so on. These jobs require candidates have a certain degree of artistic accomplishment, artistic appreciation as well as a considerable extent of artistic practice ability. Although under the influence of the double reduction policy, the proportion of art courses such as music, fine arts and physical education has increased to a certain extent. However, these measures are too superficial, educational policy makers do not actually put art education as important as traditional culture courses. In addition, some regions have woken up to the problem and increased the proportion of arts courses. But this action is still too superficial, which confining art in both the inherent knowledge and theoretical framework. Furthermore, it fails to give play to students self-perception and creativity of art.
Reinterpretation of Jurisprudence of the Employment of Force: An Analysis Based on International Treaties, International Legal Precedents and Doctrines
Authors: Zhu Yifei
Published: October 2023

The employment of force has always been a significant concern in international law. The advancements in science and technology, along with the diversification of combat methods, has significantly enriched the connotation and extension of the employment of force and its related concepts. Although the employment of force is no longer confined to weapons, it is essential to uphold the principles established in the UN Charter and essential international legal precedents. On that basis, it is important to consider the specific military conflicts currently taking place, which raises questions regarding the legality of the employment of force and the resulting responsibility in international conflicts. In terms of legality, the employment of force is generally forbidden in the UN Charter, with two exceptions: self-defense and actions taken by the Security Council. Nevertheless, the legality of these two situations remains ambiguous and requires further clarification through international treaties and legal precedents. Regarding responsibility, while states and individuals may be responsible for the consequences of armed conflicts in certain circumstances, the issue of attribution in armed conflict necessitates further discussion and analysis. This article will use two methods, legal analysis and case study, to illustrate the above problems.
Problems with the Asylum System and Their Solutions: Take Case of Colombia v. Peru on the Right of Asylum as an Example
Authors: Zhao Linxiao
Published: October 2023

The right of asylum in international law refers to the right of citizens of one country to enjoy asylum in another country, and in the interaction of sovereign states, the right of asylum is usually applied in the context of a citizen of a country requesting to enter another country or having entered another country for political reasons and in an emergency, and is approved by the government of another country. For a long time, there have been debates on the definition, establishment conditions and examination procedures of the right of asylum, and there have been many differences in the determination of the application of the right of sanctuary in practice. Based on the study of the Colombia v. Peru asylum case and the literature related to the right of asylum, this paper uses the comparative research method and the case analysis method to discuss the differences between the academic research on the right of asylum in the past and the present, and analyzes the problems and challenges of the asylum right system in the current international environment based on real cases, and finally provides suggestions for clarifying the criteria for determining the right of asylum in the form of a convention and formulating strict review procedures.
When Can Cyberattack Constitute Use of Force: A Case Study of Cyberattack in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Authors: Leng Yaxuan
Published: October 2023

In todays international community, cyberattacks occur frequently, and cyberspace has become an important battlefield for political games among major powers. Under the push of cyberattacks, the tension between Russia and Ukraine has further escalated. However, due to the unique nature of cyberspace, the rules under the existing international law are difficult to directly apply to the field of cyberspace. This has allowed states and non-state actors to willfully disrupt the network systems and other infrastructure of other countries, causing damage to people or property. One major issue is when can a cyberattack constitute use of force under international law. Only by clarifying this issue can we further discuss the issues of cyber warfare and the exercise of self-defense right. This article will start with a cyberattack that occurred in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, explore the essence of use of force, discuss the three mainstream theories about when can cyberattack constitute use of force, and use the framework of the Tallinn Manual to analyze whether the aforementioned cyberattack falls under the use of force in cyberspace. Through this series of analysis, we can further clarify the meaning of use of force in cyberspace and promote the construction of a legal framework for international law in cyberspace.
The Role of Empathy in Antisocial Symptoms
Authors: Chan Yihua , Liu Yaxuan
Published: October 2023

Antisocial behavior refers to actions that violate social norms. Such a tendency is a result of multifaceted processes. Within an individuals development, genetic factors and environmental factors come into play. While research widely covered empathetic factors, family factors, and genetic factors in inducing antisocial behavior, few studies have reviewed and integrated these factors from a perspective of developmental psychopathology. This study, therefore, aims to explore how empathetic factors, family factors, and genetic factors influence the development of antisocial symptoms. This study argues that (1) sympathetic empathy plays an essential role during antisocial development and could relate to ones mentalizing process; (2) parenting style plays an important role in predicting future antisocial behavior; (3) and different oxytocin receptor single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have varying effects on antisocial behavior. This review can contribute to the development of effective intervention programs for at-risk adolescents.
Summary of Research on Coping with Aging Issues in the Context of Retirement Tide
Authors: Chen Shiyu , Chen Yuting , Meng Jingruo
Published: October 2023

Population aging is one of the important topics in todays research. The researchers found that the aging of the population is still progressing. However, there are still research gaps in the problem of population aging, and there is a lack of certain explanations and cognition. Therefore, this paper studies the problem of aging under the tide of retirement after the age of 60. This paper uses literature comparison and other methods to find that the scale of Chinas post-60 s population is becoming larger and larger, and the aging problem is increasing. Through reading and sorting out relevant literature research, this study shows that scholars generally believe that Chinas population aging has problems such as large scale, fast speed, regional and urban-rural differences, and summarizes the reasons for Chinas aging that most scholars believe from the literature. From the relevant academic research, scholars have proposed methods such as delaying the retirement age, strengthening pension services, and improving the pension system to solve the problem of population aging. This paper believes that the construction of the pension system is the most important to carry forward the culture of filial piety and respect for the elderly and develop the aging industry and pension services.
An Analysis of Sleep Disturbances Interacting with Rumination and Childhood Adversity as a Longitudinal Predictor for Depression and Anxiety
Authors: Xu Fiona
Published: October 2023

During the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals experienced turbulent changes in their mental wellbeing and daily routines. To investigate whether and how sleep disturbance predicted depression and anxiety during this unprecedented public health crisis, this study used a longitudinal dataset (N = 1,518) spanning across the first two years of the pandemic, from March 2020 to November 2021. Additionally, this study examined how rumination and childhood adversity may interact with sleep disturbance to prospectively affect depression or anxiety. Depression and anxiety at the end of 2020 and 2021 were regressed on sleep disturbance, at the beginning of 2020 and 2021, in interaction with rumination and childhood adversity as predictor variables. It was determined that high rumination always exacerbated the relationship between sleep disturbances and affective psychopathology. On the other hand, the 2021 models showed that high childhood adversity, when paired with low rumination, can actually have an inverse effect on the aforementioned correlation. If these results can be explained by the potentially inoculating effect of childhood adversity, then these results may imply potential areas of research in combining current psychiatric inoculation strategies with cognitive behavioral therapy, a way to remedy rumination, as a preventative measure for those at high risk for depression or anxiety.
Explore the development of dance education and the application of art dance therapy in medical field
Authors: Feng Ying
Published: October 2023

This thesis aims to explore the development of dance education and the application of art dance therapy in the medical field. As a comprehensive form of art education, dance education not only helps to cultivate students aesthetic ability and artistic accomplishment, but also promotes physical and mental health and personal development. This article first reviews the history and development of dance education, and introduces the status and role of dance education in the education system, as well as the reflection on the current education system. Then, the thesis discusses the application of art dance therapy in the medical field. Art dance therapy is a comprehensive treatment method that combines dance and psychotherapy, and promotes the individuals psychological and physical recovery through dance and physical movement. Through in-depth research on the development of dance education and the application of art dance therapy, this thesis aims to provide theoretical and practical support for promoting the development of dance education in the medical field.
Exploring the Path of College Students' Participation in Education Poverty Alleviation under the Background of "Internet+": Taking "A Class in Childhood" as an Example
Authors: Liu Yulu
Published: October 2023

Since the 19th National Congress of the Party, China has been paying more attention to education as well as emphasizing education equity. In order to respond to the national call, the traditional offline teaching mode is combined with the Internet to build an Internet+ education poverty alleviation model with university students as the main teachers, online teaching as the main focus, and offline field research as the supplement. This paper takes the online teaching platform A Class in Childhood as an example and explores the path of college students participation in education poverty alleviation. In summary, the platform is committed to using the sufficient, professional, and high-quality educational resources and teachers power of universities to alleviate poverty in education and culture for elementary schools in remote and poor areas. Meanwhile, the platform has alleviated the contradiction between the educational resources in rural areas and urban areas, helped the psychological health development of local children, and brought new inspiration to the way of education poverty alleviation in poor areas.
Review of Research on Influencing Factors of Personnel Recruitment
Authors: Hu Yang , Lyu Zhimin , Sun Wanting
Published: October 2023

With the development of society and the increase of talent in recent years, recruitment has become an essential step for enterprises. This article studies the factors that affect employee recruitment, with the aim of improving the future survival and development of enterprises, reducing the huge losses caused by personnel changes, and indirectly improving the efficiency of enterprises. By using literature research methods to understand the factors that affect employee recruitment, the content can be divided into factors, problems, countermeasures, suggestions, and future sections. And through reading a large amount of literature, it can be concluded that the main factors affecting employee recruitment include the degree of job matching, differentiated needs, discrimination, recruiters own literacy, and the rationality of human resource planning. The main countermeasures are to effectively implement personnel job matching, differentiate the treatment of applicants, standardize the recruitment process of enterprise employees, scientifically formulate human resource planning, and improve the professional literacy of human resource management personnel. Effective recruitment work improves employee quality and personnel structure, and injects new management ideas into the organization, adds new vitality to the organization, and may even bring significant technological and management innovations to the enterprise.
Understanding and Treating Eating Disorders in a Psychoanalytic Approach
Authors: Tian Zhiting
Published: October 2023

Eating disorders are mental illnesses, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating disorder. Psychoanalysis is a common approach applied in psychotherapies, which focuses on peoples unconsciousness. Projection, transference, and countertransference are defense mechanisms identified by psychoanalysis. This review mainly discusses the role of the psychoanalytic approach in understanding and treating eating disorder patients. The likelihood of developing eating disorders is closely related to peoples personalities, current life situations, and interpersonal relationships. Through early observational learning, young children tend to regulate their emotions in a similar manner to their parents. People form a secure attachment or an insecure attachment mainly in childhood. The attachment types are likely to predict ones probability of developing eating disorders in later life. The majority of patients experience eating disorders due to certain unconscious reasons. To treat eating disorders that are caused by past experiences, the key is to identify the meaning underlying their issues in eating that are related to their childhood. This review can provide some guidance to the development of parent education programs.
An Analysis of the Movie Pride and Prejudice from the Perspective of Social Psychology and Sociology
Authors: Zhang Wenyu
Published: October 2023

Social psychology is closely related to popular life; therefore, there are various applications of theories related to social psychology in many media. The film Pride and Prejudice has been widely concerned and discussed by the public since its book became a masterpiece across the world. This paper discusses how several specific social psychology theories and assumptions were put forward and used in the development of the heroine's plot. It analyzes the view of marriage from the perspective of sociology, in order to find out how to explain some of the role's behaviors from the perspective of social psychology. It uses the methodology of media analysis to draw a conclusion that there are mainly 3 theories and hypothesis related to social psychology which are shown in the characters behavior: Maslows Hierarchy Theory, Framing& Agenda Setting Theory, and The Contact Hypothesis. Furthermore, the author of the movie claims her advocation of marriage which is to pursue the combination of true love and economic situation in marriage.
The Influencing Factors of Gender Stereotypes- Based on Early Childhood Education
Authors: Shi Wenyao
Published: October 2023

In todays society, gender stereotypes still exist in many aspects of life. Gender stereotype is one of the important factors that cause social gender problems. Preschool is an important period for the formation of gender cognition. The gender stereotype formed in preschool can affect the childrens subsequent development, and it is deeply rooted even after they become adults. The healthy gender role cognition will have the profound significance to the young childs future occupation choice and psychological health. Therefore, it is necessary to carry on the correct gender education to the young children in the preschool period. The theme of this study is to analyze the influencing factors of gender stereotypes based on early childhood education. This study analyzed the characteristics of young children. It is found that adult language, dressing, material provision, picture books and magazines for children, and adult behavior are all influential factors for the formation of young childrens gender stereotypes and put forward the corresponding proposals from the social perspective, adults, kindergarten three aspects.
Construction of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education System for College Students in the New Era
Authors: Liu Yingjie , Liu Xiurong , Liu Ruiyan
Published: October 2023

As one of the ways to cultivate students abilities, the innovation and entrepreneurship education (IAEE) has a positive impact on the cultivation and promotion of students quality. The development of IAEE can reflect the quality education of colleges, especially in the context of the continuous transformation of the national economy. As a component of quality education, IAEE should become an important way and measure of talent training in colleges, which is also an inevitable way to improve the level of education and education development in colleges. In addition, if colleges want to keep pace with the times, they also need to play the value and role of IAEE and improve the quality of talent training in colleges. IAEE is an important part of the training system of innovative talents in colleges. In the new era, IAEE plays an increasingly important role in promoting the development and transformation of innovative countries. The realistic strategy of strengthening the IAEE of college students in the new era is put forward and the reasonable path of education development is explored so as to improve the effect and quality of talent training in the new era.
Natural Language Processing in Teacher Training : a systematic review
Authors: Zhu Qingqing
Published: October 2023

In the previous decade, there has been a growing interest within the research community to apply artificial intelligence (AI), particularly natural language processing (NLP) tech-nology, across various domains such as law, medicine, and finance. More recently, the fo-cus has shifted towards exploring the potential of NLP technology in education, specifi-cally in teacher training. Thus, it becomes crucial to conduct a systematic literature review to comprehensively examine the literature on the use of NLP technology in teacher train-ing. This study concentrates on the applications and use cases of NLP technology in higher education institutions and educational research institutions. Our analysis suggests that significant NLP applications in education include Language Learning, intelligent analysis, assistive technology, automatic content analysis, and speech emotion analysis. Further examination reveals that NLP technology can be effectively utilized to improve teachers professional abilities, such as helping language teachers improve their accents, ultimately contributing to the delivery of high-quality education. Finally, this paper summarizes the critical lessons learned from the application of NLP technology in teacher training that can guide future research endeavors in this rapidly evolving field.
Analyzing Reading Education Reforms in Chinese Schools Using an Ecosystem Model: Insights from China's 2018 PISA Reading Test
Authors: Qian Yameng
Published: October 2023

This paper explores the imperative of enhancing reading proficiency among Chinese students, particularly for studying abroad. Drawing on the 2018 PISA test, it comprehensively analyzes macro and micro factors in the educational ecosystem. It aims to optimize reading literacy education in China using the PISA and Chinese regional tests. It provides recommendations at systemic and individual learner levels. At the macro level, the study examines national policies, cultural values, and the need for a comprehensive policy framework. Adequate resources, evidence-based practices, and a reading culture are advocated. A comprehensive national policy framework, resource allocation, evidence-based practices, and a reading culture are crucial. At the micro level, the significance of individual factors, curriculum design, and parental involvement are emphasized. An effective curriculum, critical literacy skills, and parental support are essential. In conclusion, this paper acknowledges the need to enhance reading skills among Chinese students studying abroad. By examining macro and micro factors, it offers practical recommendations to optimize reading literacy education. This multifaceted approach considers national policies, cultural values, curriculum design, and parental engagement. By addressing these aspects, China can equip its students with the necessary reading skills to thrive in a globalized world.
Facultys Awareness to the Situation of Students with Mild Hearing Loss in a Single School in a Large City in China
Authors: Zhu Yanran
Published: October 2023

Plenty of research has shown that noisy environment has significant impact on childrens speech recognition, especially on children with different degrees of hearing impairment. Modifications on the construction of classroom and improvement in study environment help assist children with MHL to perceive more information in class. Several research studies assessing environment of classrooms in normal schools which are for normal children and children with hearing loss in China have found that traffic noise, speech shape masking, babble noise and other typical noises around school sites impose negative impact on Chinese speech intelligibility of children in elementary school. By analyzing the result of a designed questionnaire, this research focused on the facultys awareness to the situation of students with mild hearing loss in a single school in Wuhan, a large city in China in order to find possible measurements that can be taken by the faculty to improve the learning experience of students with hearing loss at school.
Study on Dispute Resolution of Tort Liability Disputes between Digital Currency Platforms and Users Case Analysis in China and Abroad
Authors: Xin Shuo
Published: October 2023

Numerous tort liability disputes have arisen from individuals registering to use digital currency trading platforms and investing in digital currencies in China. This paper mainly adopts the case analysis method and comparative research method through the analysis of the current situation and controversial focus issues of judicial rulings on tort liability disputes between digital currency platforms and users in China, combined with classic overseas cases, summarizes the lessons learned and put forward the proposed ideas for improving the comprehensive governance of digital currency. The study finds that the focal issues of disputes over tort liability between digital currency platforms and users include, but are not limited to, the definition of the nature of the digital currency, the compensation obligations of digital currency platforms, and the damage compensation methods of digital currency transactions. The dilemma of the judicial ruling is due to the incomplete legal system and inconsistent policy interpretation on the one hand and influenced by the macro regulatory attitude on the other. The experience of classic overseas cases in this paper can provide China with improvement ideas to a certain extent.