bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Segmentation Strategies for Social Media-based Smoking Education in China: Based on Health Belief Model
Authors: Cheng Cheng , Espanha Rita
Published: February 2025

[Objectives] The current study set out to examine the effects of unintended exposure to anti-smoking-related information during the routine of social media use on actual anti-smoking behaviors based on the health belief model. And it aims to determine the smoking characteristics of the social media users as well as ascertaining the choice of social media platforms of smokers. In addition, this research was conducted to identify the differences in path coefficients among different subgroups. [Methods] An online survey provided quantitative data from 921 social media users, including 466 smokers and 455 non-smokers. Chi-square tests were utilized to identify the differences in smoking characteristics and the choice of social media platforms. Then, partial least squares structural modeling (PLS-SEM) was employed using Smart PLS 3.3.5 to test hypotheses and the multi-group analysis (MGA) was conducted to quantitively describe the differences in path coefficients. [Results] Firstly, social media users who are male, or elder, or with higher monthly income are more likely to be addicted smokers and reported using regular cigarette more frequently, while the female smokers tend to use e-cigarette. Second, smokers who reported higher monthly income or higher education level or using e-cigarette rely on Sina microblog to obtain anti-smoking information. And the smokers who reported using regular cigarette prefer TikTok. Thirdly, there was empirical evidence that anti-smoking information scanning via social media platforms exerts a positive effect on smokers’ anti-smoking behaviors (by directly influencing their perceived barriers (, perceived severity  ( and self-efficacy . And the anti-smoking information scanning via social media platforms is positively associated with non-smokers’ self-efficacy, thereby promoting their anti-smoking behaviors  . Finally, there was no significant difference in the direct and total effect of anti-smoking information scanning on smokers’ perceptions and actual behaviors among subgroups (age, gender, income, CPD, TTF). And anti-smoking information scanning exerts a more decisive influence on perceived barriers of female non-smokers than male non-smokers (Diff.= 0.219,  <.001). [Conclusion] The present results highlight the effectiveness of anti-smoking information dissemination via social media on public anti-smoking behaviors and put forward the segmentation strategies targeted to various users and tailored to three social media platforms.
Analysis of Supportive Communication Based on TVDM Social Network Information Propagation Dynamics Model: A Case Study of HIV Online Support Groups
Authors: Gan Hongyuan
Published: February 2025

Utilizing digital health technologies for mental health and medical knowledge during HIV/ADS prevention becomes an emphasis proposed by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), and supportive communication within HIV online support groups can be its cutting point. Although previous research has delved into the social network structure of HIV online support groups and the content effects on support information, there remains a dearth of exploration about support information propagation within HIV online support groups. This research collects posts (n=1401), comments (n=2402), and reposts (n=1415) from December 2nd, 2016 to August 11th, 2023 within HIV online support groups on Sina Weibo and classes them into emotional and informational support information by SVM model, aiming at quantifying support information propagation probability based on the Time-Varying Damping Motion (TVDM) social network information propagation dynamics model, clustering each type of support information’s propagation patterns based on T-SC time series clustering algorithm, and exploring factors of propagation probability with principal component regression. It is found that emotional support information tends to hold a higher propagation probability than informational one, while informational support information likely propagates multiple times. Furthermore, besides network-structural positive effects, the time interval between user posting and user encountering information is negatively associated with information propagation probability. This research provides insight into HIV digital prevention and caring for HIV patients’ mental well-being.
Give Me Benefit And Data! Exploring the Impact of Advertising on Eye Health Product Purchase Intention
Authors: Wen Xin , Zhong Yiling , Zhu Yuhuan
Published: February 2025

With the implementation of the "Healthy China Strategy", the increasing awareness of health among residents and the spread of health anxiety to younger generations, the health product market is experiencing rapid growth. Eye health care products have achieved significant growth, and persuasive strategies of health product advertising and the consumption of health products by younger age groups have become issues of concern. This study explores the effects of framework and evidence type of eye health care product advertising on purchase intention and the mediation effect of perceived risk and benefit and the moderating effect of psychological distance on young consumers. The study used online experimental methods to conduct a 2 (framework: benefit versus loss) x 2 (evidence type: statistics versus narrative) grouped experiment. The study found that compared to loss frameworks and narrative evidence, benefit frameworks and statistical evidence are more likely to promote the purchase intention of young consumers. Perceived benefits mediate the effect of evidence type on purchase intention, and psychological distance moderates the effect of framework on purchase intention. These findings enrich the application of framework and its impact on health beliefs and behaviors and provide a reference basis for building an advertising framework that can better influence consumer health behavior and purchase intention.
Unveiling the Future: How Can GAI Transform Mental Health Care?
Authors: Xian Xuechang
Published: February 2025

Generative AI (GAI) is an emerging and promising technology with significant potential in mental health care, though research on its technological aspects in this field is still limited. This study provides a scoping review of GAI’s role in mental health, aiming to advance current knowledge. Adhering to PRISMA guidelines, the review analyzed 35 studies from databases including Web of Science, PubMED, IEEE Xplore, medRxiv and bioRxiv. The results identified four main applications of GAI: mental health assessments, psychosocial counseling support, clinical practices, and task-oriented optimizations. The results of this review serve to enlighten a range of stakeholders, including researchers, clinicians, and individuals seeking mental health support, about GAI’s potential benefits and challenges in mental healthcare.
A Study of the Effect of the Dissemination of Healthy Sleep Information on Social Media among University Students Based on the Extended Parallel Process Model
Authors: Lai Chenxi
Published: February 2025

统计数据显示，中国超3亿人存在睡眠障碍，国人睡眠平均时长十年间减少近1.5小时，19-35岁青壮年是睡眠问题高发年龄段。既有研究表明，疫情之后社交媒体在健康传播中的作用逐渐凸显，但现有健康传播研究多以传染病防治为题而对日常的健康话题缺少关注。本研究以拓展的平行过程模式为理论基础，通过问卷调查的方式探究影响社交媒体健康睡眠类信息在大学生中传播效果的因素。研究发现，社交媒体健康睡眠类信息媒体途径接触频率、不同媒介种类接触频率、人际交往/互动频率与感知效能呈现显著正相关，但与感知威胁无显著相关性，这与以往的研究有所不同；接触不同媒介类型的健康睡眠类信息对感知威胁和感知效能的影响存在差异，不同人口统计学因素也影响着大学生对于相关信息的威胁和效能的感知。
PKU Health Communication Delegation Visited WKWSCI at NTU
Authors: Chen Ziyang
Published: February 2025

2023年是北京大学国际战略年。结合国际战略年规划，立足学校国际化人才培养工作重点，北京大学首次设立“全球塑造力育才专项基金”，鼓励和培育与国外顶尖大学开展实质性合作的学生海外学习交流项目。北大新传学院成功获得“数字化进程下的全球健康传播”立项，在院长陈刚教授的带领下，将前往新加坡南洋理工大学和新加坡国立大学进行访问学习。2024年1月18日，团队前往南洋理工大学黄金辉传播与信息学院举行交流学习。
PKU Health Communication Delegation Visited NUS
Authors: Chen Ziyang
Published: February 2025

2023年是北京大学国际战略年。结合国际战略年规划，立足学校国际化人才培养工作重点，北京大学首次设立“全球塑造力育才专项基金”，鼓励和培育与国外顶尖大学开展实质性合作的学生海外学习交流项目。北大新传学院成功获得“数字化进程下的全球健康传播”立项，在院长陈刚教授的带领下，将前往新加坡南洋理工大学和新加坡国立大学进行访问学习。2024年1月19日，师生前往新加坡国立大学传播与新媒体系进行交流学习。
Envisioning The "Future" Of Health Communication In The Post-Pandemic Era
Authors: Gao Rong , Zhang Zhan
Published: February 2025

The pandemic has exposed deep divisions and disparities in the global community, and at the same time warned the international community of the need for a future that prioritizes the health and safety of individuals and emphasizes adaptability, competence, efficiency, and inclusiveness. Drawing on two recent papers by Zhang Zhan, the talk will discuss how the international press collectively conceptualized the "future" of health communication during the New Crown epidemic (2020-2022), and examine the dominant frameworks used by mainstream media in different regions of the world to communicate with the international community, as well as the dynamics of these dominant frameworks in the past three years and in different regions. The author examines the dynamics of these dominant frameworks over a three-year period, as well as the significant differences between regions. On this basis, the authors will also focus on the choice, change and evolution of the frames used by Chinese media to communicate overseas during the epidemic from the perspective of cross-cultural comparative analysis. Emphasizing the regional variations in the research data, the authors call for a discursive construction of multilateral cooperation on the "future" of global health.
Research on public opinion guidance mechanism of major public health emergencies under new media environment
Authors: Yang Xiao
Published: February 2025

Major public health emergencies have attracted widespread attention from the public due to their urgency, large impact range and serious damage consequences. With the constant change of network technology and media environment, the pattern of public opinion also presents new characteristics, and the guidance of public opinion on major public health emergencies is even more difficult for our government and media. During the 2020 COVID-19 epidemic, the sudden outbreak of the epidemic is a major test for China's government and media to guide public opinion in a state of crisis. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a sound public opinion guidance mechanism in public health emergencies.
Attention
Authors: Li Zhenyi
Published: February 2025

The core concept in this issue's seven papers is "attention", which is crucial for quality health communication research. The authors examine various aspects of health communication during the pandemic, providing valuable insights and strategies for the future. Drawing from the concept of "fine processing", the editors advocate refining the experiences and knowledge gained to continuously improve our understanding of "medicine, humanity, and media" (MHM), ensuring that these hard-earned lessons are not forgotten.
Research on Knowledge Archaeology in the Discourse Transformation of China's Autonomous Health Communication Knowledge System
Authors: Du Xingyuan
Published: February 2025

Health communication research, rooted in Western academic traditions, boasts a multidisciplinary presence within scholarly dialogue. Within the Chinese scholarly milieu, this field has progressively assimilated, adapted, and reshaped theories, fostering the contextualization of discourse categories and the invigoration of theoretical frameworks. This study adopts a knowledge archaeology approach, with a focus on hospital-related issues, to reconstruct the historical evolution of health communication discourse in China. The investigation reveals a shift in the Chinese discourse—from an initial politically-charged 'health propaganda' to a practice-oriented 'health education' emphasizing health intervention outcomes. Further evolution, spurred by new media advances and local medical system reforms, has seen this discourse morph into 'health communication,' a hybrid of political and professional elements. Establishing a localized academic knowledge system in health communication necessitates an emphasis on practical health communication domains, such as hospitals, a deeper engagement with regional issues, and the significance of cross-disciplinary research endeavors.
The Media Representation of Doctor-patient Communication in Chinese Context: A Case Study of Documentary Life Matters
Authors: Sun Lutong
Published: February 2025

The establishment and maintenance of a harmonious doctor-patient relationship is of great significance to the implementation of the Healthy China strategy in the new era. Widely disseminated media content will guide the public's perception of the relationship between doctors and patients. By recording real medical stories, Chinese medical documentaries play a humanistic mission of promoting dialogue between doctors and patients to resolve conflicts. The medical documentary "Life Matters", which focuses on doctor-patient communication, constructs the "media reality" of Chinese-style doctor-patient communication through multiple-faceted real stories and using hospitals as the main scene. From the analysis of discourse strategies and discourse framework, it is found that "Human World" presents vivid media images of doctors and patients full of contradictions, and the media discourse of doctors and patients is influenced by the cognitive structure of producers and social and cultural context. The media image promoted the shaping of the public discourse on the doctor-patient relationship, and contributed to the harmonious development of the doctor-patient relationship.
The characteristics of dissemination and knowledge of Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion in the United States
Authors: Zhu Zijing , Wen Jing , Ren He , Zan Yan , Xia Youbing , Xu Tiancheng
Published: February 2025

Acupuncture and moxibustion is an important part of the Chinese traditional medical system, which is simple and inexpensive. Acupuncture and moxibustion has developed from the records in the Yellow Emperor's Internal Canon more than 2000 years ago. It has undergone changes and development from generation to generation. At the same time, it has also gone abroad and spread to the other side of the ocean. At present, many countries in Europe and the United States have recognized the legitimacy and effectiveness of acupuncture and moxibustion, and acupuncture and moxibustion has been included in the national medical insurance, becoming a universal medical method. The spread of acupuncture and moxibustion in the United States has the following characteristics: 1. The treatment indications of acupuncture and moxibustion in the United States are quite different from those in China, and the treatment of mental diseases is the main treatment. 2. The theoretical system of acupuncture and moxibustion combines the theoretical system of western medicine. 3. The education system in the United States has many schools of thought and is also characterized by localization, with practical education as the main focus. Based on such dissemination characteristics, American acupuncture and moxibustion knowledge has the following characteristics: 1. Combining traditional Chinese theories with modern medical theories. 2. Separate medicine, medicine, and acupuncture, and study them separately. 3. There are many schools and there is a lack of standardized and unified theoretical system.
Communicate, debug and trust：Study on the adaptive level of patient communication in the era of intelligent communication
Authors: LU Yigang , LIU Xuzheng
Published: February 2025

In the era of intelligent communication, various social relations are constantly reshaped and the structure and position of subject and object in the previous relationship models are changed. The doctor-patient relationship observed in this paper is not only affected by the ubiquitous relationship reconstruction, but also may cause relationship risks and trust crises due to the professional knowledge gap in the communication process, and even lead to extreme emotions and behaviors in the process of doctor-patient communication. At the same time, the intelligent media platform has become a "key factor" in the establishment of a new doctor-patient relationship in the intelligent era. Based on the above, this study attempts to establish a measurement tool for patient communication adaptability to respond to whether the trust mechanism of doctor-patient communication has a good debugging effect on the establishment and maintenance of doctor-patient relationship under the dual role of field change and knowledge empowerment.
Cho Hichang: Human-Machine Interaction and Privacy Issues in the Digital Communication Era
Authors: Cho Hichang
Published: February 2025

北大新传学院获得学校“全球塑造力育才专项基金”立项，在院长陈刚教授的带领下，前往新加坡南洋理工大学和新加坡国立大学进行访问学习。北大新传学院健康传播的师生对两所高校的老师开展了系列访谈。
Analysis on the Health Service Mode of Family Doctor Sinking into the Grassroots
Authors: Du Xinyang , Chen Bailin
Published: February 2025

The content of this paper is to explore the health service mode of family doctor sinking into the grassroots. Through the investigation of the situation and development status of family doctor service, taking the JS Community Health Service Center's family doctor Pioneer as an example and using sociological research methods such as field investigation and case interview, this paper has a deep understanding of the basic situation, service content and health service mode of the JS Community health service Center's family doctor Pioneer. The present situation of family medicine service is analyzed, and the paper puts forward some countermeasures, such as focusing on talent training, improving service model and strengthening publicity of family medicine service, in order to promote the development of family doctor contract service and grassroots health care by trying to make family doctor dip into the grassroots health service model.
Who is Setting the Agenda for Robot Assisted Surgery
Authors: Chen Wenhuan
Published: February 2025

Robot assisted surgery, as one of the ways in which artificial intelligence is applied in the medical and health field, has attracted much attention. The discussion of scientific topics by users is different from the perspective of experts and has its own uniqueness, while also being influenced by media agendas. In the context of media platformization, this study takes the videos relating to robot assisted surgery in the Douyin platform as an example and uses the bi-term topic model (BTM) to explore the focus of media and corresponding user reviews on this scientific topic. Research has found that there are more diverse media outlets for agenda setting in robot assisted surgery, with medical professionals as the main communicator. The agenda attributes set by different sub media outlets have distinct characteristics, including international competition, technological innovation, safety, price, and universal benefit. Although these attributes are reflected in the user agenda (price, inclusiveness, monopoly, doctors, network, human-machine, and out of control), the discussion of attributes by users reflects many more detailed risk aspects, providing reference for ethical governance of specific applications of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
The Evolution of Research on International Public Opinion of China's Public Emergencies
Authors: Chen Yu , Liu Haoyi , Gao Rong , Zhao Xinjie , Wang Zining , Liu Shiyu , Xu Jing
Published: February 2025

Objective：With the deepening of globalization and information technology, the international public opinion effects of China's emergency events are becoming increasingly prominent. Systematically reviewing the research progress in this field is crucial for countering Western media biases and enhancing national discourse power. Method: This study retrieves relevant CSSCI literature from the CNKI database and employs CiteSpace to create knowledge maps of research power, research hotspots, and their evolution. Conclusion: The year 2020 marked a turning point, where the COVID-19 pandemic drove an overall increase in research and led to a shift from focusing on Weibo public opinion analysis and emergency management to emphasizing the guidance of international public opinion and enhancing discourse power. This also spurred innovations in theoretical perspectives and research methods. The study also reveals issues such as dispersed research efforts and insufficient academic accumulation, with limited numbers of core authors and institutions, and the lack of a clear research community. Interdisciplinary collaboration needs to be strengthened. Future research should focus on interdisciplinary empirical exploration, methodological innovation, and promoting the construction of China's discourse system to enhance the ability to guide international public opinion.
Panel 3: Health Communication Strategies and Methods for At- Risk Populations
Authors: Ma Zhuo
Published: February 2025

On the afternoon of July 9, 2024, panel 3 of the 7th "Medicine, Humanity, and Media" International Conference: Health Communication Strategies and Methods for At-Risk Populations was held in Lecture Hall 113 at the School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University. Associate Professor Jung Younbo from the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information at Nanyang Technological University and Assistant Professor Jiang Shaohai from the Department of Communication and New Media at National University of Singapore served as discussants. Seven authors, Li Zhangyan from Zhejiang University, Wu Qiudi from Shenzhen Polytechnic University, Gou Linxuan from China Agricultural University, Chen Yanshan from Soochow University, Liu Qian from Jinan University, Zhao Yitong from East China Normal University, and Xian Xuechang from Zhaoqing University presented their findings.
Panel 2: Health Communication and Public Perception
Authors: Gao Yujing
Published: February 2025

As digital technologies, exemplified by artificial intelligence, increasingly prevalent in daily life, their significant influence on human health cognition, beliefs, and behaviors continues to grow. The second session of The 7th International Conference on Medicine, Humanity, and Media (MHM 2024) convened on July 9. This session, themed "Health Communication and Public Perception," was moderated and reviewed by Jiang Li, Associate Professor at the Department of Media and Communication, City University of Hong Kong, and Jeff Niederdeppe, Senior Associate Dean & Professor at the Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, Cornell University. The symposium proceeded smoothly, with contributions from six scholars who presented their most recent research on a range of topics including health chatbots, the impact of artificial intelligence on cognitive functions, digital health intervention strategies, women's health screening, disease management in the elderly, and mental health in pregnant women. This event assembled health communication scholars from around the globe and underscored the critical role of effective health communication in the digital age.
Lecture Review: Research on Media Influence: Shaping Health Behaviors and Social Policy
Authors: Gao Yujing
Published: February 2025

In this lecture, Professor Niederdeppe elucidated the research conducted by his team on the influence of media on shaping health behaviors and social policy. Amidst an increasingly diverse and fragmented landscape of health policy information, the research focused on the dynamics of dissemination in both behavior and policy that influence health and social equity, alongside their consequential effects. By monitoring the environment of public health communications across various issues, the team employed communication theories to examine and implement a range of communicative interventions and innovative methodologies. Initially, the efficacy of public health communication was evaluated based on its ability to meet predetermined objectives, highlighting the multidisciplinary nature of this field. Furthermore, the discourse underscored the critical role of theoretical frameworks and the design of interventions. Utilizing established and empirically validated communication theories can significantly enhance the design and execution of impactful health communication campaigns. Ultimately, health communication is crucial in influencing health policy and practices, advocating for policy-driven initiatives to tackle public health challenges effectively.
Panel 5: Health Communication during Public Health Emergencies
Authors: Wang Haoyu
Published: February 2025

Panel 5 of the 7th "Medicine, Humanities, and Media" International Academic Symposium focused on "Health Communication during Public Health Emergencies." Eight scholars presented diverse research on critical issues in health communication during public health crises. Key topics included public trust in food safety inspections, dengue fever prevention in border areas, media use and subjective well-being among college students during uncertain times, factors influencing COVID-19 prevention behaviors in the post-pandemic era, health communication in early 20th-century periodicals, family doctor services in community health centers, and agenda-setting in robot-assisted surgery discussions on social media. The presentations employed various methodologies, including big data analysis, surveys, interviews, and historical research. Discussions highlighted the multifaceted nature of health communication challenges, from risk perception and trust-building to the role of traditional and new media in disseminating health information. The panel underscored the importance of tailored communication strategies, the impact of emerging technologies on health perceptions, and the need for interdisciplinary approaches in addressing public health emergencies. These studies contribute valuable insights to both theoretical development and practical applications in health communication during crises.
Younbo Jung：Interdisciplinary Empirical Research on Social Aging and Health Communication
Authors: Wang Haoyu
Published: February 2025

Associate Professor Younbo Jung's lecture on "Interdisciplinary Empirical Research on Social Aging and Health Communication" explores the intersection of technology, aging, and health. Jung discusses the impact of industrial revolutions on social aging, highlighting the increasing global life expectancy and the potential of "Gerontechnology" in addressing challenges faced by aging societies. He introduces AB testing as a crucial research methodology, demonstrating its application in optimizing decision-making processes. Jung presents his research findings, including a study on how electronic games can reduce loneliness among the elderly, and another comparing the effectiveness of video versus VR teaching for older adults. The latter reveals VR's superior ability to generate pleasure and positively influence perceived usefulness and future usage intentions. Jung concludes by emphasizing older adults' enthusiasm for learning new technologies, with pleasure being a key factor in their positive learning experiences. This lecture underscores the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in addressing the complex issues surrounding social aging and health communication in the digital age.
Shape Public Perceptions: Multimodal Analysis of COVID-19 Vaccine Narratives in Chinese Posters
Authors: Zhou Junyu , Su Man , Gou Linxuan , Zhang Zhenzhu
Published: February 2025

Posters are crucial tools in public health for promoting health information and advocating healthy behaviors. In China, posters play a pivotal role in shaping public perceptions and attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccination by utilizing multimodal narratives. This paper emotionally with different demographic groups, including children, the elderly, and families. The findings indicate that by merging cultural values explores how poster designers synthesize textual and visual elements to resonate with text and images, the posters effectively foster an emotional appeal to different target audiences. This study provides valuable insights into the use of multimodal narratives in health communication and highlights the importance of culturally tailored messaging in public health campaigns.
How Can Smoke-Free Legislation Succeed in the Pan-Media Era?
Authors: Ma Xu , Huang Wanting , Zhou Chutong
Published: February 2025

Smoke-free legislations are effective measures to combat the epidemic of tobacco use and protect citizens from the harm of secondhand smoke. Although nationalwide tobacco control legislation has yet to be established, local tobacco control initiatives have already demonstrated positive outcomes. Current research has identified numerous univariate factors influencing tobacco control legislation, however, there is a notable lack of studies that comprehensively examine the combined effects of various influencing factors, including media advocacy. In the era of pan-media,  the roles of media actors, networks, and users have evolved. Government affairs new media, which serves the dual roles of “information dissemination and public service”, has not only become a representative of the official intent but also an integral part of the media environment. The government affairs new media demonstrate unique “locality” within the dynamics of the political, technological, and market-oriented dimensions. This study adopts the “four-image diagram” of the Geographies of Media & Communication as the theoretical framework, and employs the fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) method. It takes the tobacco control legislation status of 32 cities as the outcome variable and the tobacco control practices of local government affairs new media and other local characteristic variables as the condition variables, to explore the impact of different combinations of factors on local tobacco control legislation. The findings indicate that a “ low proportion of tobacco tax contribution”  plays a pivotal role in the success of local tobacco control legislation, while combinations of  “high economic level, high proportion of tobacco tax contribution, and large number of comprehensive media campaign on tobacco control” significantly hinders legislative efforts. Furthermore, although the impact of local government affairs new media's tobacco control practices on tobacco control legislation remains unsubstantiated, proactive communication and comprehensive dissemination of tobacco control information may still positively facilitate local tobacco control legislation and enforcement.
Рецензия на книгу: Голијанин В. Кад су људи постајали хришћани: Историјски развој хришћанске мисионарске методологије
Authors: Васильевич М.
Published: February 2025

В издательстве Жичской епархии Сербской Православной Церкви вышла монография «Когда люди становились христианами: Историческое развитие методологии христианской миссии».

The publishing house of the Zic Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church has published a monograph "When people became Christians: The Historical development of the methodology of the Christian Mission."
Конфликт из-за титула «Вселенский патриарх» как парадигма отношений Рима и Константинополя в конце VI в.
Authors: Кисич Р.
Published: February 2025

В статье рассматривается спор о титуле «Вселенский патриарх» в контексте церковных и политических событий второй половины VI в., а также богословские и политические последствия этого спора. Результатом исследования является вывод о том, что в основе конфликта лежит богословская (экклезиологическая) проблематика, то есть различное видение титула «Вселенский патриарх» Римскими папами и восточными патриархами, а следовательно, этот конфликт нельзя охарактеризовать только как борьбу за превосходство. С другой стороны, спор о титуле «Вселенский патриарх» соответствует ряду конфликтных ситуаций на линии Рим — Константинополь, поэтому его можно правильно оценить только в широком контексте церковно-политических отношений Востока и Запада.

The article examines the dispute over the title of «Ecumenical Patriarch» in the context of the ecclesiastical and political events of the second half of the sixth century, as well as the theological and political consequences of this dispute. The result of the study is the conclusion that the conflict is based on theological (ecclesiological) issues, i.e. the different vision of the title «Ecumenical Patriarch» by Roman popes and Eastern patriarchs, and therefore, this conflict cannot be characterized solely as a struggle for supremacy. On the other hand, the dispute over the title of «Ecumenical Patriarch» corresponds to a number of conflict situations on the Rome–Constantinople line, so it can only be properly assessed in the broad context of ecclesiastical and political relations between East and West.
Лицо и/или личность: не находится ли сербское «богословие личности» уже десятилетиями на неправильном пути?
Authors: Стоянович А.
Published: February 2025

Статья имеет своей целью показать, что в нашем богословии не существует точного различия между терминами «лицо» и «личность», тогда как в современном греческом богословии четко различаются термины πρόσωπο и πρоσωπικότητα. Вместе с тем термин «ипостась» не используется в Греции так, как его использует наше персоналистское богословие. Древнегреческий термин πρόσωπον имел реляционный, межличностный характер еще до начала его использования в театральных трагедиях. В статье обсуждаются различия в интерпретации термина πρόσωπον в современном греческом богословии, а также использование терминов πρόσωπον, ὑπόστασις и οὐσία («лицо», «ипостась» и «сущность») в 206(214) письме святителя Василия Великого к Терентию.

This article aims to show that in Serbian theology there is no accurate differentiation between the term person(hood) and personality as in the contemporary Greek theology there is a clear distinction between the term πρόσωπο and προσωπικότητα. On the other hand, the term hypostasis is not used in Greece the way it is used by Serbian personal theology. Emphasis is also placed on the fact that the ancient Greek term πρόσωπον had had a related, interpersonal character even before it was used in ancient theatrical tragedies. The article also discusses the differences in the interpretation of the notion πρόσωπον in the contemporary Greek theology, and the use of notions πρόσωπον, ὑπόστασις and οὐσία (person, hypostasis and essence) in the (206)214th Epistle of St. Basil the Great, addressed to Count Terentius.
The impact of price, service quality, and physical evidence on consumer purchase decisions at Alfamart retail stores
Authors: Mawaddah Rahmatul , Yanti Riska , Maulizar Yuni , Putri Amalia , Ulma Zahrati
Published: February 2025

This study aims to investigate the influence of price, service quality, and physical evidence on purchase decisions at the Alfamart retail stores in Lhokseumawe City. Data collection was conducted through a survey using questionnaires distributed to 106 randomly selected Alfamart customers. Data analysis was performed using multiple regression to examine the relationship between price, service quality, and physical evidence with purchase decisions. The results of this study are expected to provide a deeper understanding of the factors influencing purchase decisions in the local retail environment, as well as offer insights for Alfamart management in improving marketing strategies and service management to maintain and enhance customer satisfaction.
Balanced scorecard implementation for performance measurement: A case study at Cut Mutia Regional General Hospital, North Aceh
Authors: Rahmawati  , Fitri Ade Faziatul , Rahmazani Alisna , Bustami Koko , Murni
Published: February 2025

This study aims to examine and analyze the implementation of the balanced scorecard as a performance benchmark at Cut Mutia Regional General Hospital. The research employs a qualitative method with a Balanced Scorecard approach, focusing on four perspectives: financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth. The findings indicate that from the financial perspective, performance achievements in economic and effectiveness ratios are categorized as "poor," whereas efficiency ratios show "good" performance. The customer (patient) perspective reveals that customer satisfaction performance from 2020 to 2023, based on questionnaire surveys, demonstrates positive results. The internal business process perspective indicates that, on average, performance achievements from 2020 to 2023 show excellent growth in Bed Turn Over (BTO) and good results in Bed Occupancy Rate (BOR), Turn Over Internal (TOI), Net Death Rate (NDR), and Gross Death Rate (GDR). The learning and growth perspective shows that employee satisfaction performance is considered "moderate," while employee training is rated "good."
Medidas tributarias adoptadas en el año 2024 y su impacto en las finanzas empresariales
Authors: Pazmiño Ortiz Diana Natalia , Palacios Zuñiga Silvia Carina , Rodríguez Intriago Ximena Estefania
Published: February 2025

El estudio sobre las medidas tributarias implementadas en Ecuador durante 2024 revela transformaciones significativas en el sistema fiscal y su impacto en el sector empresarial. El cambio más notable fue el incremento del IVA del 12% al 15%, que generó un aumento sustancial en la carga tributaria indirecta para las empresas, afectando especialmente al sector comercial minorista. La implementación de tarifas diferenciadas del IVA benefició principalmente a los sectores agrícola y tecnológico, mejorando su competitividad. En términos de digitalización tributaria, las empresas realizaron inversiones considerables en sistemas de gestión fiscal, proyectando ahorros operativos sustanciales a mediano plazo. El programa de remisión tributaria benefició especialmente al sector construcción, permitiendo la regularización de pasivos fiscales. Las grandes empresas enfrentaron mayores necesidades de capital de trabajo para cumplir con las obligaciones de autorretención, mientras que las microempresas evidenciaron los mayores desafíos adaptativos, requiriendo significativo apoyo técnico del SRI. El sector manufacturero logró compensar parcialmente los costos mediante inversiones en tecnologías ambientales. Esta transformación fiscal, si bien generó desafíos adaptativos significativos, también creó oportunidades de modernización y eficiencia para diversos sectores empresariales, con impactos variables según el tamaño y sector de las empresas.
Inclusión laboral de trabajadores con discapacidad en el GAD Municipal de La Concordia: primer semestre 2024
Authors: Aguirre Sánchez Edwin Geovanny , Roca Mendoza Emily Jailyn
Published: February 2025

El tema de integración en el trabajo orientada a trabajadores con discapacidades se enmarca dentro del ámbito de Gestión Humana Social, pues se consideran como actores sociales vulnerables y tienen relación con el ámbito de desarrollo humano sostenible y por tanto, se constituye en un tema pertinente y de actualidad. El objetivo de la investigación fue diagnosticar las prácticas de inclusión laboral en funcionarios discapacitados dentro del Municipio de La Concordia durante el primer semestre del año 2024. Para alcanzarlo se realizó una investigación no experimental, descriptiva y de tipo cualitativo, en base a entrevista y encuestas realizadas a personal directivo y personal con discapacidad, respectivamente, de las cuales se obtuvo como resultado un bajo nivel de cumplimiento de las políticas de integración laboral para personal discapacitado según la base legal vigente medido en seis dimensiones o ámbitos: marco legal, proporcionalidad, capacitación, movilidad, ambiente laboral y valoración del desempeño. Se concluye que los ámbitos de proporcionalidad del trabajo y ambiente laboral se encuentran en un nivel alto de implementación de políticas de integración en tanto que los cuatro restantes registran niveles bajos, preocupa el escaso interés en cuanto a movilidad y capacitación cuyos registros son los más bajos.
Labor Rights Regulating Migrant Workers in India
Authors: Palliyil Varsha
Published: February 2025

According to WHO reports, the COVID-19 pandemic, which initially came to light in December 2019, left the entire world in an unprecedented state of crisis and lingering unpredictability. It resulted in numerous deaths, a generalized economic downturn, unemployment, quarantines, an inevitable lockdown, and a travel ban that was put in place internationally as a necessary measure to combat the pandemic. India was among the first nations to impose the lockdown on a trial to control the COVID-19 pandemic, but the attempt was unsuccessful, and the country soon joined the list of those most adversely affected by many pandemics. This work aims to examine the deficiencies in the Indian ministry's lockdown plans to have a look into the errors made by the government that led to the failure of the lockdown of India and further subjected the country's migrant labor force to intolerable hardships. The manuscript clears that there are serious violations of the essential and economic privileges granted to domestic migrant workers along with other laborers under labor regulations as well as the Indian constitution during on COVID lockdown period and that the state's actions during the COVID lockdown period. During the lockdown made the situation of the migrant workers worse. To move toward a labor-management architecture that can respond to an intersection of challenges that comes from informal communities, mobility, and social marginalization experienced by rural-urban migrants, it addresses fundamental tensions and deadlocks in the labor reform process. This will enable equitable and open growth in cities.
Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Digital Era
Authors: U Sreeganesh
Published: February 2025

In the social media age, the rights to intellectual property have grown in significance. In the era of technology, media and digital scenario, the protection of Intellectual Property Rights is a critical matter of concern. Similar to conventional property rights are intellectual property rights. IP Rights protect those who have produced something or invested in something to profit from their own labour or ownership of a patent, trademark, or copyrighted work. Article 27 of the UDHR highlights the protection of these rights, including the right to the preservation of pecuniary and moral interests stemming from one's development of works of the sciences, literature, or the arts. Works of literature, artwork, inventions, designs, names, symbols, and images utilised for commercial purposes are all considered forms of intellectual property, or IP. This essay addresses how the features of digital duplication provide challenges for conventional (IPR) systems, including standard IPR laws and related ideas from printed to digital works. By going into the extent of Indian copyright law, ownership rights, infringement, fines, etc., it sheds some light on the Indian programming sector. The study additionally discusses the differences between "personal" and "public" infringers—those who produce personal copies and those who make works accessible to others for profit or free. This essay explores tactics for protecting IPR in India as well as the difficulties associated with IP protection in the era of digital media.
Land Acquisition Laws and Farmers Protest in India
Authors: Chakkiath Adv. Shajan
Published: February 2025

The concerns with forced acquisition of land and the financial and governmental barriers that prevent voluntary land transfers are the two main topics of this essay. The Land Acquisitions Act of 1894 was completely revised in 2013 to address a number of issues, including the need for landowners' prior consent before private businesses or public partnerships could acquire land, the need for social impact assessments for any and all land acquiring initiatives, and limitations on the purchase of irrigated agricultural land to address some of the issues raised by those impacted by land acquisition. We contend that reform is long required and that the existing structure is untenable in India, a democracy. The takings procedure and regulatory restrictions are major causes of the extreme distortion of land prices that exist today. The most significant barrier to development, particularly in the area of infrastructural development, is land acquisition. The effects of land acquisition on farming and non-farming populations in western Uttar Pradesh are covered in this research. Numerous effects on both farming and non-farming communities have resulted from the land acquisition. Instances of such problems pertaining to land acquisition have occurred throughout India. Following the loss of land, a few enduring problems were Food insecurity, relocation, challenges to one's livelihood, changing occupations, and displacement.
Melatih dan Mengembangkan Jiwa Kepemimpinan Pada Anak Era 4.0
Authors: Putnarubun Adolfina , Ferdinandus Wiesje , Wattimena Lanny , Warella Samuel Y. , Kelelufna Vantri P. , Dewi Valentino Latuperissa Sandra , Sitorus Sinur
Published: February 2025

Pembangunan bangsa merupakan tugas semua kalangan masyarakat Indonesia, termasuk di dalamnya anak-anak sebagai generasi penerus bangsa yang juga merupakan calon pemimpin masa depan. Untuk itu maka, generasi muda Indonesia perlu diberikan kesempatan untuk mengembangkan dirinya sesuai dengan potensi yang dimiliki sehingga dapat mampu menghadapi perkembangan dalam bidang teknologhi yang semakin pesat, sehingga terwujud sebuah tatanan kehidupan berbangsa dan bernegara yang baik dan tercapai cita-cita bangsa. Dengan melihat konteks perkembangngan teknologi yang turut juga mempengaruhi pergaulan anak muda yang berdampak pada terwujudnya cita-cita bangsa, maka Tim PkM yang terdiri dari Dosen dan Mahasiswa membangun kerjasama dalam memberikan sumbangsi pikir dalam sebuah kegiatan Sosialisasi yang dilaksanakan di Pantai Asuhan Lentera   Hidup yang terletak di Jl Malasom, Aimas. Kebupaten   Sorong, dengan tujuan untuk membekali setiap generasi muda untuk mengenal dirinya, menemukan potensi diri dan memiliki konsep pikir yang baik tentang cita-cita yang harus diwujudkannya. Kegiatan Sosialisasi ini diusung dengan   tema “melatih dan mengembangkan jiwa kepemimpinan pada anak era 4.0, sehingga besar harapan kami, dengan adanya kegiatan sosialisasi ini maka anak-anak dapat memiliki konsep diri yang matang untuk menjadi seorang pemimpin masa depan dan siap menghadapi perubahan dalam era teknologi yang semakin pesat.
KOMPЕTЕNTLI YONDASHUV ASOSIDA MATЕMATIKA O‘QITUVCHILARINI TAYYORLASHNING MЕTODOLOGIK XUSUSIYATLARI
Authors: Bozorov Zokir , O‘tanov Nurbеk
Published: February 2025

In thе formation of thе compеtеncе of a futurе mathеmatics tеachеr, it is important to takе into account thе possibilitiеs of thе influеncе of multifunctional subjеct disciplinеs. In particular, thе coursе “Еlеmеntary Mathеmatics” is onе of thе coursеs with this fеaturе. This rеsеarch work will hеlp futurе mathеmatics tеachеrs fully undеrstand thе changеs taking placе in thе еducation systеm in thе procеss of globalization of sociеty, including improving profеssional compеtеncе.
FRAZEOLOGIK BIRLIKLARNING TARJIMA QILISH MUAMMOLARI
Authors: Narmuratov Zayniddin
Published: February 2025

This article analyzes the concept of proverbial phraseology and the problems encountered in their translation. Translation methods were studied theoretically and practically, the views of scientists in the field were analyzed, and a new conceptual conclusion was reached. For the first time in the study, the types of equivalence such as monoequivalence, polyequivalence, and semantic equivalence were developed and illustrated with practical examples in finding the equivalent of proverbs.
MUHAMMAD YUSUFNING “ONAMGA XAT” SHE’RIDA RITORIK MUNOSABAT
Authors: Matyakupov Sa’dulla
Published: February 2025

The article theoretically summarizes the methods of creating a rhetorical setting in poetic speech, the factors of creating dialogue, the alternativeness of image and expressiveness using the example of Muhammad Yusuf’s poem “Onamga хat” (“Letter to my mother”). In it, in the process of poetic exploration of life, the function of the form of address, monologue and the experience of spiritual experience is analyzed.