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The Research on the Development of the Fashion Curations and Its Current Situation in China
Authors: Meng Lin
Published: December 2022

With the thriving of various types of art exhibitions in China, fashion displays also approach the view of people gradually. However, as a new art-related form of exhibition, related researches and practices in China are comparatively limited and the audience lacks the common sense of fashion curation and fashion display. Indeed, the site and forms of fashion display are various, such as the window display in malls and department stores or exhibitions in the gallery or museums. Nonetheless, this research would mainly focus on the museum or gallery aspect. This paper aims to learn about related research and case studies in order to explore the innovative ways and the possible future orientation of fashion curation in China, and the results find that besides exhibitions hold by fashion brands with less or more commercial intention, the local department of culture and fashion brands need to develop creative methods and techniques to spread the local culture, design inspiration, and process innovation to empathize with the audience, such as cross-border cooperation and hold non-commercial fashion curation in China.
The Research on the Brand Marketing Strategy of Yves Saint Laurent
Authors: Li Muge
Published: December 2022

Yves Saint Laurent was founded in 1961. The brand is owned by Kering as part of the Gucci Group. Yves Saint Laurent is a luxury brand specializing in both men's and women's ready-to-wear in addition to handbags, shoes, accessories, sunglasses, fragrances, and cosmetics. With the development of Internet information, under the background of the younger concept of consumer goods and the gradual maturity of social media, this paper takes the social marketing of the Saint Laurent brand as an example, takes the marketing strategy as the main line, and uses 4Ps marketing mix to analyze its internal problems, and through the analysis of competitors and comparative analysis of Saint Laurent's success and shortcomings, and finally, put forward the brand's marketing point of view and thinking. Through the research results, it was found that brands can use create pop-up stores and develop brand extension (fragrance and furniture products) as marketing strategies. YSL sells its products through directly operated stores all around the world as well as on an e-commerce site, moreover, YSL directly competes with LVMH's French labels Louis Vuitton and Gucci in Kering, also in addition to a wide range of other luxury brands.
A Study of Clara Schumann's Piano Music Performance, Composition and Teaching under the Feminist Movement
Authors: Wu Di
Published: December 2022

The music of female composers has long been little studied, and the importance attached to female composers is far less than that of male composers. However, there are many excellent female composers in the history of music development, such as Clara Schumann. The 19th century, when Clara lived in the West, was a time of great talent, and poetry, literature, and music all developed tremendously, and some of the great works that have been passed down to the next generation were basically written in that era, and their authors are also remembered. This is another reflection of how difficult it was for a woman to occupy a place under male domination. In contrast, female musicians were somewhat underappreciated, due to the gender inequalities that society had given them, and their talents were buried. Clara's achievements as a multi-tasker, performer, composer, and educator have led the music world to reexamine the role of women in music history.
Application of Internet of Things technology in Human resource recommendation engine
Authors: Li Xinlin
Published: December 2022

In order to avoid the phenomenon of information overload in the field of human resources, the author proposes a human resource recommendation engine based on Internet of Things technology. Firstly, the application fields of the Internet of Things are introduced, and the human resource recommendation engine is designed, use a mixed referral approach in the HR field. We chose a hybrid recommendation strategy of PLSA and content based on the Internet of Things. The author introduces the human resource recommendation and content-based human resource recommendation of PLSA based on the Internet of Things respectively, on the basis of the above introduction, through the analysis of the existing hybrid recommendation strategy, a weighted hybrid method of PLSA based on the Internet of Things and content-based recommendation algorithm is proposed. In order to verify the feasibility of the proposed IoT-based PLSA and content-based HR recommendation method, we conducted a multi-step experiment. We selected 50 graduating students from A University to participate in this experiment, and the results show that in order to verify the overall effect of the algorithm, with accuracy and recall as evaluation criteria, we conducted experiments on recommendation algorithms of PLSA based on Internet of Things, content-based recommendation algorithms, and recommendation algorithms based on PLSA and content weighting mixture, where, the number of z in PLSA algorithm is 10, the value of β in mixed recommendation is 0.6, the size of N in TopN recommendation is N=5,10,20, and 30. Experiments were carried out on the accuracy and recall of the three recommendation algorithms, the number of z in PLSA algorithm is 10, the value of β is 0.6, and the size of N in TopN recommendation is N=3,5,7,9. The recommendation effect of PLSA based on the Internet of Things is better than that of content-based recommendation algorithm, and the recommendation effect of the combination of the two algorithms is better than either of them.
Research on The Predicting Future Business Strategy of New Media Video Platforms
Authors: Li Jia
Published: December 2022

Under the influence of smart devices and Covid 19, building an online world to gain more revenue has become the main solution during this special period. However, according to the recovery of offline industries, maintaining a competitive advantage is the current topic for all entertainment enterprises. Most former papers are dedicated to unveiling the theory about why new media is the trend. The researchers seldom give specific suggestions on how to create long-lasting strength for new media video platforms in the future. This paper uses case study, questionnaire survey, and industrial report analysis method to find the possible future hits in media and the Internet industry and try to give separate strategies based on the result. By using three methods, the paper spies difficulty of commercialization and the tendency for interdisciplinary application. Most importantly, the paper provides corresponding solutions include "content first, distribution later", interdisciplinary application satisfies spiritual consumption, and speed up artificial intelligence.
A Study on the Differences and Exchange Status of Chinese and Arabic Calligraphy under Different Cultural Backgrounds
Authors: Song Aijing
Published: December 2022

Since the introduction of Arabic calligraphy into China, the cultural exchanges between China and Arab countries have gradually become closer. Studying the differences between the two and the characteristics of integration and communication can have a certain impact on the innovation of calligraphy and the development of Sino-Arab relations. This paper takes the differences and communication characteristics of Chinese and Arabic calligraphy as the research object and uses the method of comparative analysis and literature reading to explore the different cultural backgrounds and calligraphy characteristics of the two. First of all, the different development backgrounds of Chinese and Arab calligraphy are the starting point, to understanding the mystery, and indirectly analying their closeness from the differences in several dimensions. Through the research results, it’s find that the differences between Chinese and Arabic calligraphy are mainly reflected in the way of writing characters, writing tools, style differences, and service objects. From this, it can be seen that although they were born in different backgrounds, social functions, and expressive meanings are different, but art has no borders. The two can infiltrate and influence each other in modern times by the development of the times, creating new artistic crystallizations.
The Research on the Spread of Western Aesthetic Education Theory in China
Authors: Qiu Yuanye
Published: December 2022

The Western aesthetic education theory has developed to its peak with the maturity of the German classical philosophical system. German aestheticians represented by Kant and Schiller advocated emancipation of human nature and stimulated people's free will. Their ideas have also spread to China and had an significant influence on the formation of Chinese modern aesthetic education system. Although there are similarities between Chinese and Western aesthetic education systems, there are also differences. This paper takes Joseph Beuys's social aesthetic education concept as an example to explore the characteristics of artists' aesthetic education concepts and the dissemination characteristics of Western aesthetic education theories in China. Through the research results, it is found that the spread of Western aesthetic education theories in China is related to the influence of Western social concepts on China, and this paper analyzed the current situation of the spread of Western aesthetic education theory in China, and found that for the spread of Western aesthetic education theories in China, people should integrate art education with the teaching of other disciplines, socialize art education, and cultivate an interactive mode of organic combination of professional classroom. The author hopes that through this research, it can provide some contributions to those who study this field in the future.
A Comparative Study on the Patterns of Dragon Pattern Porcelain in the Qianlong and Guangxu Periods of the Qing Dynasty
Authors: Ding Shiqi , Tong Linjie , Wu Jiawei
Published: December 2022

Dragon pattern is an important historical culture in Chinese arts and crafts, and it is also one of the decorative patterns with the most cultural connotation in porcelain. Exploring the ancient Chinese dragon pattern can promote the research of Chinese art history and enhance the utilization of ancient art value. This paper takes the blue and white dragon pattern plate of Qianlong period and the blue and white Shuanglong playing pearl plate on Guangxu period as the representative of dragon pattern porcelain of the two periods to compare and analyze the historical background, line characteristics, color style and spatial layout. Through the research results, it’s find that the dragon pattern porcelain patterns in the Qianlong and Guangxu periods of the Qing Dynasty were different due to the differences in the national strength of the Qing Dynasty, the social aesthetic differences and the national economic strength. It is concluded that the dragon pattern on the porcelain will appear in different styles in the same Dynasty due to different historical backgrounds.
Research on the Protection and Regeneration of Historical and Cultural District from Game of Interest: A Case Study of Xiaoxi Historical and Cultural Street in Huzhou
Authors: Shen Lingchen
Published: December 2022

The protection and regeneration of historical and cultural district is an important way to continue the historical context of the city and inherit the traditional spatial pattern, and is the key to the implementation of orderly urban regeneration. In view of this, the author takes Xiaoxi Historical and Cultural Street in Huzhou as an example, expands and decomposes the game model of stakeholders from the perspective of the game of interests, and studies its dynamic changes in the process of protection and regeneration of the historical and cultural district. This paper expounds the contradictions affecting the game relationship of interests from the four elements of government, residents, developers and lessees. The results indicated that the non-traditional top-down update model lacks stability, which affects the implementation of decision-making.
The Colour-Emotion Association
Authors: Liu Yawen
Published: December 2022

It is suggested that there might be an association between colour and emotion. Most of previous research in this field did not investigate this topic from different perspectives (e.g., interpersonal, subjective). Therefore, this paper reviews several recent studies on the colour-emotion association to demonstrate how their results can specify and deepen the understanding about colour-emotion association. Studies on the subjective feeling of colour found that the effects of colour stimuli are not only determined by hue, but also by a combination of effects from the three dimensions of colour: hue, lightness, and saturation. Other studies explored the relationship between colour and expressive emotion through facial colour to analyse the association in social interaction. They identified the effects of facial colour on emotion interpretation, the recognition of facial emotions, and emoticons (emoji). Additionally, they compared the effects of facial colour with the background colour. Finally, some studies attempted to identify the mechanisms of colour-emotion associations. The mapping between the representational dimensions of colour and emotion revealed colour temperature as a mediator, with cultural and personal differences as secondary associations. Machine learning classifiers also quantified the influence of cultural differences on this relationship. It was suggested that different cultures can share common colour-emotion associations to some extent. Plus, there are specific associations related to each culture. Future studies could advance their research design by controlling colour stimuli in the three dimensions, applying different methods to assess emotional responses, and constructing experimental settings closer to real life. This paper can provide some guidance for future research to examine colour-emotion associations more systematically. It can also give some suggestions to the design of emotion related curriculum at school.
The Relationship between Interoceptive Awareness and Socio-Emotional Competence
Authors: Hou Yichen
Published: December 2022

Interoception is how an individual feel about their internal body, including the sensation of one’s organs and emotional perception. The ability to be aware of one's internal body signals and activities is emphasized by interoceptive awareness. Socio-emotional competence is a multifaceted notion that incorporates a person's ability to accept information, to interpret it, and to respond to others during a social process. The relationship between interoceptive awareness and socioemotional competence is examined in this paper, along with the effects of interoception on socioemotional skills, including its benefits for social interaction skills, connections to socioemotional challenges, and effective interoception interventions. It also indicates that social-emotional skills may be bettered by linking interoceptive awareness to socio-emotional competence. It makes suggestions about how to take effective action to enhance interoception. Future research should work on quantifying interoceptive awareness and pay more attention to its effects on explicit sociability. It should also investigate whether social-emotional skills influence interoceptive awareness. This paper integrated the influence of internal awareness on the multifaceted aspects of socio-emotional competence. It can provide some guidance for the design of socio-emotional curriculum at schools and relevant intervention studies.
The harm of excessively idolization competitive sports to the level of sports athletes
Authors: Meng Yu
Published: December 2022

In recent years, the social trends brought by idolization to competitive sports athletes have become a hot issue in China. The researchers have given two opposing views, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages and the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. However, there are still research gaps in the summary of the formation process of advantages and disadvantages and solutions to disadvantages. The research theme of this article is the advantages and disadvantages brought by idolization to competitive athletes, as well as solutions to disadvantages. This paper conducts literature review to consult fan economy and celebrity economy. Additionally, the behavior of sports celebrities and its consequences are sorted out and analyzed through real celebrity cases. The study found that the advantages of idolization for competitive athletes can be realized in the short term, but in the long run, it may reduce the ability of personal professional skill. Therefore, in order to ensure that Chinese competitive sports athletes in the future could maintain a good state of competition, it is recommended to designate a more majestic plan in combination with the solutions provided in this study.
The development of Chinese Swimming Leagues in recent years
Authors: Zhao Wanqing
Published: December 2022

So this study aims to explore and examine the future development and prospects of the Chinese Swimming League. This study provides some novel approaches to quantifying; the first is to analyze the current situation of the Chinese swimming team and why China's swimming strength is not as good as that of the US and Australia teams. What can we learn from them?t. Second, collect the number of prize winners in current China's key leagues, analyze how to do better in the next competition, and learn other countries' strategies. The third is to compare the training ways of the Chinese swimming team with other countries swimming. Moreover, providing suggestions to promote swimming in the school or society to train more outstanding swimmers. Although the history of the Chinese Swimming League is not long, there is a measureless development space in the future. It still takes time and relatively strives to catch up with the world's first-place swimming team. Everyone firmly believes that Chinese swimmers will achieve better results in major international games in the next few years.
Research on Display Design of Intangible Cultural Heritage Based on Literary Narrative Theory: A Brief Review
Authors: Li Jiaqi
Published: December 2022

This paper takes the display design of intangible cultural heritage as the research object, and takes the literary narrative theory as the breakthrough point to put forward the important influence of the basic elements, structural organization and constituent elements of narrative on the exhibition design of intangible cultural heritage. Finally, we tried to explore new ideas of intangible cultural heritage exhibition design, and provides a reference for exhibition designers with new design methods, and provide intangible cultural heritage with a new perspective on dissemination of intangible cultural heritage.
Study on coping strategies for the film industry under the challenge of multiculturalism
Authors: Wang Nan
Published: December 2022

In the modern day, films are used in various ways in the society. The films play an important role in the society as they attempt to pass a message to the audience. A successful film is said to have conveyed the intended message to its audience. A film can be interpreted in various ways depending on the viewer’s beliefs and values based on the subject of the film. In the post-WWII European films, multi-cultural interaction makes all kinds of film producers and actors transcend national boundaries in film creation and theme expression, which promotes the film itself to some extent, but at the same time they are faced with multi-cultural challenges. This essay will take study on the coping strategies for the film industry under the challenge of multiculturalism and the film of Skirt Day is selected as an example.
The State-of-the-art of Wireless Charging of Drones via Inductive Power Transfer and Capacitive Power Transfer
Authors: Zhang Wenqian , Ben Haiyang
Published: December 2022

Nowadays, two kinds of WPT systems, inductive power transfer (IPT) and capacitive power transfer (CPT), are becoming increasingly popular for applications such as medical devices, aeronautical and space technologies. In the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), one of the most important things is the charging efficiency of the battery. This paper aims at finding optimal structures and comparing the fundamental structures between CPT and IPT. Then according to the basic features of UAV, this paper seeks for the most suitable wireless charging system based on the specific characteristics of CPT and IPT. IPT is with high flux leakage and huge heat dissipation, but it can only travel a short distance. CPT has low active power loss and there is no need for specialized personnel to maintain and manage, and also no noise, but it is poor stability against external short circuit and its characteristic is not good.
Job satisfaction and its impact on the performance of employees in the Ministry of Finance in the Red Sea State
Authors:   Business Administration Department - College of Administrative and Humanities  Mustaqbal University, Qassim. Burydah 51411 Saudi Arabia, Mohammed Abdalla A. A.
Published: December 2022

The study aimed to identify the effect of job satisfaction on the performance of employees in the Ministry of Finance in the Red Sea State, Sudan. The study relied on the descriptive analytical approach. The study was applied to a random sample of employees in the Ministry of Finance in the Red Sea State, Sudan, and the sample size was (158) male and female employees. The results of the study showed that the level of job satisfaction and the performance level of employees in the Ministry of Finance is medium. There was no statistically significant difference in the responses of the study sample members regarding job satisfaction and the performance of ministry employees due to personal variables. The results also showed an impact of the dimensions of job satisfaction (salaries and incentives, job stability, and working conditions) on the performance of employees in the Red Sea State's Ministry of Finance. The study reached several recommendations, the most important of which was working to raise the level of job satisfaction in the Ministry of Finance in the Red Sea State.
Social Spaces and Agenda: A Review of Traditional and New Generation Coffeehouses
Authors: ÖNÜRMEN Onur , TEMEL Faruk
Published: December 2022

Spaces that have the identity of public spaces function as mechanisms of meaning production. Under the study, the differences between spaces for producing meaning and the role of the media in the production of meaning to the extent of the relationships of space users with media are examined through the example of traditional coffee shops and Starbucks as an example of modern coffee shops in Turkey. The main purpose of this study is to determine the distinctive structure of the two public spaces, the demographic characteristics of the people who prefer these two spaces, and the differences in their relations with the media. In this context, the study was carried out on the coffeehouses and new generation of coffee shops in Kayseri Province in order to understand the two different public spaces, and the relations of the people in this area with the media and the extent to which the media determines the agenda of the people belonging to two

different places and the basic differences.

Traditional coffeehouses, which emerged as events that have changed or resisted to a certain extent modern life in the triangle of space, human and communication technologies, and Starbucks-style shops, which are among the meeting spaces of modern life, constitute the examination step of this research in terms of understanding and interpreting the social environments. The other dimensions of the study consist of the people who spend time in two different places and the messages they receive from their communication tools and of examining their differences occurred in terms of effects. In this context, the method of observation and semi- structured interview technique was used in the study carried out to understand the communication technologies and media relations of the people who spend their time in the relatively traditional neighborhood coffeehouses and Starbucks, which represent the modernity and is located in the

more active points of the city. The results of the research show that both public spaces have an effective position as a tool to determine public agenda as media differentiates according to the space in the using form of social media and traditional media, while the demographic characteristics of the people have decisive features to choose coffeehouses and new generation of coffee shops.
Exploring peer victimization and/or bullying in the lives of adolescents and children with deafness and hearing impairment: An integrative review
Authors: Bawazir Nawal , Johnson Jessie , Abdulhadi Khalid , Forgrave Daniel
Published: December 2022

Background: Peer victimization and/or bullying among deaf and hard of hearing adolescents and children is a public health concern. To resolve this concern without causing harm, parents, educators, and administrative staff from schools must be provided with the necessary assistance.Aim: To understand the negative effect of peer victimization and/or bullying on deaf and hard of hearing adolescents and children.Method: Whittemore and Knafl’s (2005) framework was adapted for this integrative review. The following databases were searched: Academic Search Complete, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, Pub Med, and APA PsycInfo. A total of seven articles published between 2005 and 2021 met the inclusion criteria.Results: Peer victimization and/or bullying were found to result in physical health and physical harm, emotional harm, and psychological harm. These harms can severely affect physical health, especially among girls. Furthermore, these harms can negatively impact school outcomes and cause long-term psychological health problems, such as mental health problems, especially among girls.Conclusions: Educational sessions for teachers, parents, adolescents, and children, beginning with teachers, should be provided to prevent peer victimization and/or bullying within the educational system in Qatar in order to have a safe learning environment that is free of harm.
The Educational Impact of Distance Learning during the COVID-19 Pandemic on Students' Interaction in the Educational Process
Authors: Alsubaie Faisal Bin Shabib Mosleet
Published: December 2022

Due to the widespread impact of the Covid 19 pandemic, teachers and students were driven to relocate their teaching learning practices to the safety of their own homes. The goal of this research was to learn how Saudi students felt about distance learning online during the lockout of the College of Science and Humanities at Sulail, Prince Sattam Bin Abdullah University. Multiple methods were used to complete the study. Researchers collected data from  152  degree students of Management,Computer Science, English, Islamic Studies, Arabic department to rate their satisfaction with online learning settings using a Likert scale ranging from one to five points. A mixed research strategy was chosen for the study's purposes, with descriptive analysis used for the quantitative data analysis and content analysis used for the qualitative data analysis. Although some respondents expressed enthusiasm for online distance learning, the vast majority reported difficulties with the format and stated a preference for traditional in-person classes. Some students have expressed enthusiasm for this form of distance education. The study concluded that the findings can help policymakers and professors construct effective or efficient teaching ways to overcome difficult situations or pandemics, which is a summary of the study's main points.
Determinants and Impact of Fog, Mist and Haze phenomena: The case of Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad
Authors: Chandu Kavitha , Dharmaraju A , Kumar SVJ , Satyanarayana GCh , Dasari Madhavaprasad
Published: December 2022

The study aims to analyze the three phenomena - fog, mist, and haze over nine years and their impact on air traffic at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad. Longer duration events of deteriorated visibility are analysed using surface in-situ data from the airport routine meteorological observations, satellite imageries, backward trajectories, reanalysed data and aerological diagrams. The climatological data predominantly explained long-lasting fog events. The stable layers of the atmosphere, availability of moisture in the planetary boundary layer, light winds, divergence (downward motion/subsidence), and radiational cooling supported the formation of fog and its sustenance. Low visibility disrupted air traffic at the study site by way of flight delays and consequential economic loss.
Heavy rainfall forecasting for Dehradun capital city during monsoon season 2020
Authors: Thapliyal Rohit , Singh Bikram
Published: December 2022

Dehradun city is Uttarakhand's capital and part of the doon valley, which lies between the Himalayas and the Shivaliks. India Meteorological Department has undertaken the Impact Based Forecasting (IBF) of heavy rainfall events for capital/major cities on an experimental basis from the monsoon season 2020. With the improvement in meteorological observation & monitoring network of Uttarakhand and short & medium range Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) model outputs, it has become possible to provide impact-based forecast at a very small spatial scale with good accuracy. With the help of a dense network of 5 General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) based Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) & 2 Automatic Rain Gauges (ARG) within a 20 Km radius of Dehradun city center, it has become possible to capture & monitor these events. The spatial analysis of these events suggests that the local orographic features rather than large-scale synoptic features played a major role in heavy rainfalls over Dehradun city. The Heidke skill score of 0.63 and 100% probability of detection is found for the capital city forecast of Dehradun. The presence of monsoon trough to the north of its normal position, a cyclonic circulation south of Uttarakhand over Haryana or East-Rajasthan or West Uttar Pradesh and a Western disturbance around 70°E were found to be the synoptic systems favorable for the occurrence of heavy rainfall in Dehradun city. The occasional strong south-westerly wind flow from the Arabian Sea converging over the foothills of the Western Himalayas is also found to be responsible for the heavy downpour.
Study of the impact of high resolution ROMS-SST on the simulation of two intense tropical cyclones over Bay of Bengal using ARW modeling system
Authors: Nadimpalli Raghu , Nekkali SrinivasYerni , Osuri KrishnaKishore , Sil Sourav , Das AnandaKumar
Published: December 2022

Impact of high-resolution Sea Surface Temperature (SST) derived from the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS) on two intense vortices (Phailin and Hudhud) developed over the Bay of Bengal (BoB) are investigated. The validation of ROMS-SST with various observational datasets available over BoB showed a reasonably good correlation of greater than 0.90. The root mean square difference is around 0.40 °C. Instigating ROMS-SST as a lower boundary condition to the Advanced weather research (ARW) model improved the TC intensity and rainfall location for TC Phailin. A minor improvement is observed in the intensity of TC Hudhud. Still, with better replication of wind structure and rainfall location than the control experiment, which uses low-resolution Reynolds-SST from the global model output. This right sector peak of latent heat pattern matches better with the observed structure of deep convection observed from infrared satellite imagery for both TCs in the ROMS experiment as compared with the control experiment. However, the model simulated track for the ROMS-SST experiment did not improve the TC track for all the initial conditions for both the TCs. The present modeling study compliments the use of higher resolutions SST downscaled by a mesoscale regional ocean model for the TC simulations
The Modern Treatment of Charcot Foot Arthropathy
Authors: Pinzur Michael S.
Published: December 2022

The National Institute of Health now estimates that there are well over 37 million persons with diabetes in the United States alone, a number well over 11 per cent of our population. The associated multiple organ system disease is responsible for more than 327 billion dollars in direct and indirect medical costs and more than 140,000 lower extremity amputations yearly in the United States. Because healthcare professionals have begun to appreciate the economic and pathologic burden that diabetes imparts on our society, there has been a growth in both the understanding and treatment of the responsible pathologic disorders. The goal of this monograph is to provide an evidence-supported foundation to better understand the pathophysiology that leads to the development of neuropathic (Charcot) foot arthropathy and provide insight into developing a treatment plan for addressing this complex disease process that presents in a highly comorbid patient population.
Supervisor’s Emotional Intelligence and Personality of Supervisor as Determinants of Employee Job Anxiety: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors:   Lecturer, Faculty of Management, Saegis Campus, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka, J.K.S.P Somasiri , G.A.T.R Perera ,   Senior Lecturer, Department of Management and Organization Studies, Faculty of Management and Finance, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
Published: December 2022

The employee job anxiety has been a concept which has been gain more attention in the present world specially in relation with the changes of environment and economy. Available literature has been provided evidence to prove the fact that supervisors can be anxiety provoking factor within organization and emotional intelligence and personality can shaped the behavior of supervisors. However, despite the available evidence there were no reviews to be found in relation to this area. Hence, this review aims to highlight the gap in the existing empirical studies and to provide suggestions for future research. This study has conducted the review by searching papers through Google Scholar and Emerald Insight which have been published in 1990-2022. As with the findings of selected articles the gap in the existing studies have been able to be highlighted and there were many empirical studies were available in relation to job anxiety. Accordingly, suggestions for future studies have been given based on the findings of the review.
Soft Power Policy In The Gulf Arab States And Armenia In That Context
Authors:   Institute of Oriental Studies, RA, Ghahriyan Mushegh
Published: December 2022

States around the world employ various tactics to ensure their security, attract investments and spread their influence. Soft power is one of the tools widely applied by governments worldwide. The Arab states of the Persian Gulf region are not an exception as they widely use that tool to reach their goals. This article discusses certain features and evolution of carrying out soft power policies by those states. It also represents how soft power is used in the context of relations between the United Arab Emirates
Differences Between Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Non-Ketotic Syndrome and Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Authors:   Department of Pharmacy, Negelle Health Science College, Negelle, Oromia regional state, Ethiopia, Bereda Gudisa
Published: December 2022

Since high blood glucose levels might result from inadequate insulin levels, diabetic ketoacidosis is more common in those with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Diabetic ketoacidosis develops only when there is insufficient insulin in the body to convert blood sugar into energy. The liver then uses the acids created by this process, known as ketones, to breakdown fat for energy. Osmotic diuresis, which results in significant amounts of urine production and volume depletion, as well as dehydration, occurs when an excessive amount of glucose enters the renal tubules of an individual with diabetes. Non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus can be more likely to cause hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome. More often than not, people with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus who do not have their diabetes under control will experience hyperglycemic and hyperosmolar non-ketotic syndrome. The majority of cases of hyperglycemic hyperosmolar non-ketotic syndrome occur in people with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus who also have another condition that reduces fluid intake.
Editorial Introduction: Relocating East–West Migration and (Im)Mobilities
Authors: King Russell , Moroşanu Laura , Jakobson Mari-Liis , Schmidt Garbi , Miah Md Farid , Vetik Raivo , Money Jenny
Published: December 2022

This introductory paper sets the scene for the special issue. It describes the rationale for the collection – which has to do with the multiple geopolitical, economic and health-related events of the past 30 years – and summarises some of the overarching changes in East–West migration dynamics within and beyond Europe over this period. However, this introductory article and the nine papers that follow also challenge and nuance the predominant East–West framing of recent intra-European migration. They identify numerous other trends: return migration and immigration into CEE countries, intra-CEE migrations and a range of issues relating to the impacts of migration on children and youth.
Gestión de la responsabilidad social universitaria en el logro de competencias de los docentes de la Universidad Nacional del Callao
Authors: Valdivia Zuta Juan , Vallejos Angulo Christian Daniel
Published: December 2022

La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo analizar la influencia del modelo de gestión de la responsabilidad social universitaria (GRSU) implementado en el logro de competencias de los docentes de la Universidad Nacional del Callao (UNAC). Para ello se aplicaron cuestionarios tanto en la preprueba como posprueba a una muestra de estudiantes y docentes. De esta manera, en forma descriptiva y con una prueba de hipótesis, se validó la relación entre la GRSU y el logro de competencias de los docentes, la cual se complementó con un análisis de componentes para evaluar el nivel de influencia en los indicadores. Se obtuvo como resultado que la GRSU influyó de manera positiva en el logro de las competencias de los docentes en pedagogía, manejo de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC), investigación y gestión. Por otro lado, la extensión y la proyección social de los docentes de la UNAC influyeron en diferentes niveles en cada uno de los indicadores.
O ProUni e os avanços na democratização do ensino superior.
Authors: De França Magalhães Costa Juan
Published: December 2022

A democratização do ensino básico de 1990 no Brasil aumentou a demanda por cursos de graduação. Entretanto, não havia políticas públicas de acesso e permanência nas universidades para a população de baixa renda. O Programa Universidade para Todos foi implementado para atender essa população, com a utilização das novas formas de participação de atores privados na implementação de políticas públicas. O artigo mostra qual é o perfil dos bolsistas do ProUni, identificando como a política pública contribui para a democratização do ensino superior. As informações dos dados abertos do MEC foram quantificadas para mostrar como o público-alvo do programa é beneficiado, com base nas matrículas realizadas entre 2014 e 2020. Os resultados apontam que o programa é eficaz para o acesso do público-alvo, já que mais de 60% das bolsas são concedidas a pessoas com renda familiar entre zero e um salário-mínimo e meio, mais de 55% dos bolsistas são pretos, pardos e indígenas, cerca de 0,70% dos bolsistas possui deficiência e as mulheres são a maioria dentre os bolsistas. A pesquisa mostra haver diferenças ao nível regional, com resultados mais satisfatórios nas regiões menos desenvolvidas.
Inclusión y desigualdades en alza. Algunos impactos del COVID-19
Authors: Ezcurra Ana María
Published: December 2022

El artículo aborda una problemática general: en el siglo XXI, la masificación de la educación superior muy elevada, ¿mitiga y simultáneamente reproduce desigualdades sociales en este nivel educativo? Para ello lleva adelante una revisión actualizada de literatura especializada. En ese marco, un objetivo crucial es identificar y analizar algunos consensos y controversias centrales en la materia. Además, el trabajo jerarquiza el planteamiento de varias hipótesis conceptuales: la gravitación de la clase o posición social como marcador crítico de desigualdad; y la inclusión en el acceso pensada como la incorporación de clases desfavorecidas, proposiciones discutidas en la literatura. Asimismo, sintetiza evidencias sobre esa notable expansión de la matrícula, y retoma un problema neurálgico: ¿la participación relativa de las clases en desventaja aumentó? Finalmente, inicia un examen muy preliminar de una cuestión álgida: los efectos de la pandemia del COVID-19 en la potenciación de desigualdades en el tramo. Una conclusión central es que en el siglo XXI se ha robustecido una tendencia internacional paradojal: democratización en el acceso junto con desigualdades sociales en alza (en especial, estratificación institucional y abandono). Un derrotero al que después se superpuso la pandemia, con impactos aún más adversos, todavía escasamente investigados.
Una revisión crítica del modelo de admisión por estratos académicos en la Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Authors: Cuevas Ortegón Evelyn Johana , Rey- González Rafael Ramón
Published: December 2022

En la última década, el proceso de admisión a los programas de pregrado en la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, ente público de educación superior, ha presentado cambios significativos motivados por la necesidad de optimizar la utilización de los cupos ofertados, entendidos estos como bienes públicos escasos. A partir de un análisis estadístico de algunos indicadores del proceso de admisión a los programas curriculares de pregrado de la Facultad de Ciencias, sede Bogotá, se observa una escasa o nula optimización del uso de los cupos, en contraste con la justificación para introducir el modelo de estratos académicos en el proceso de admisión. El efecto más significativo de este modelo es la homogeneización académica, con puntajes altos, de los aspirantes admitidos; y que va en contra de políticas sociales que permitiesen el ingreso de aspirantes de estratos bajos.
A Study on Graduate Students' Decision-Making in Selecting Career Avenues
Authors: Dr. Pooja Gupta  , Dr. Ketki Kulkarni
Published: December 2022

Decision making is one of the most crucial aspects of any circumstances encountered by human beings. Moving from one phase of life to the other, leads to dramatic changes in the various internal and external environment, especially when it relates to making a career choice. Such crucial matter, demands rationality and commitment for the decision taken to successfully counter the dynamics of the changed circumstances/environment. Decisions are based on an individual’s ability to take risk and rationale applied to opt for an alternative, amongst the various available. This paper develops a multi-criteria decision-making method (MCDM) to evaluate the graduate student’s attitude towards selecting career options. Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) and Technique for Order Preference by similarity to an ideal solution (TOPSIS) is used for ranking the different career options available to students after graduation.
An Assessment of the Factors that Lead to SME Success in the Agro Business Sector: A Case of Ndola District
Authors: Mutentha Mutentha  , Dr. Bupe G. Mutono-Mwanza
Published: December 2022

SME success provides numerous advantages to both the SME owner, the individuals employed by the SME and the country at large as it gives government the needed revenue through assorted taxes that are paid by the SMEs. These paid taxes are in turn used to develop the country through things such as building roads, buying hospital medication, and providing assorted services to the country. However, despite the many benefits that come with SMEs, there are very few SMEs that survive beyond five years and those that do, often struggle to break even. Despite the efforts made by government and various stake holders to help SMEs survivor, only a few of them manage to have success. Therefore, this study sort to analyse the factors that lead to SME success with the focus of SMEs in the agro business sector in Ndola district.
The objective of this study was to examine the SMEs in the agro business sector, to establish the factors that lead to SME business success and finally to evaluate factors that lead to SME success. Using the quantitative approach, data was collected using the structured closed-ended questionnaires which were distributed to 219 people of which 204 responded. This gave a 93% response rate. Probability sampling was used to get the sample to avoid all forms of bias. A pilot questionnaire was first sent out to get views on the validity of the questionnaires and to see if all the questions were making sense and helping answer the objective questions.
A case of non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis associated with nontuberculous mycobacteria and Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection diagnosed by metagenome sequencing
Authors: Zhao Mengmeng , Ji Qiuliang , Shrestha Surendra , Zhang Yuan , Shi Jingyun
Published: December 2022

This report describes a 68-year-old woman with non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis (“bronchiectasis”) associated with nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) infection. She presented with cough, expectoration, bronchiectasis, and a negative QuantiFERON tuberculosis (QFT) test. But her sputum and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF) tested acid-fast bacilli (AFB) positive. The patient had a nine-year history of autoimmune liver disease and was diagnosed with liver cirrhosis for 1 year. Metagenomics next generation sequencing (mNGS) of her BALF sample reported positive for NTM and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA). According to the patient's clinical features and consultations with respiratory and tuberculosis specialists, the patient was not prescribed anti-tuberculosis treatment. Rather, her symptoms improved with anti-PA treatment. This case report also emphasizes the importance of avoiding anti-tuberculosis treatment immediately after an initial diagnosis of non-tuberculous mycobacterial pneumonia.report also emphasizes the importance of avoiding anti-tuberculosis treatment immediately after an initial diagnosis of non-tuberculous mycobacterial pneumonia.
THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION - BOOK REVIEW
Authors:   Sultan Idris Education University,, Kamaruddin Saslina , Ikhsan Muhammad ,   Universiti   Teknologi   MARA   Sabah   Branch,   Kota   KinabaluCampus
Published: December 2022

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is a significant international gathering. The SCO, which was founded in June 2001, has grown to become the world's largest and most populous regional cooperation organisation, encompassing three-fifths of the Eurasian continent. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) book reflects and demonstrates the SCO's mission as a political, economic, and security entity in Eurasia. The book's goal and structure demonstrate that SCO topics are explored dynamically: whatthe SCO was when it was created, what it is now and how it works, and what its future potentials are. The book compares the SCO's initial and current levels of interaction and cooperation and suggests new goals and tasks. Prospects and frontiers have beenexplored because of such an examination. SCO is distinguished from Eurocentric regionalism in the books. One of the most interesting among newly presented in volume of literature is the book “The Shanghai Cooperation Organization: Exploring New Horizons”published in May 2022 by Routledge (edited by Sergey Marochkin and Yury Bezborodov).