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Research on Emotional Tendency of Catering Service Evaluation Based on LDA Topic model
Authors: Xu Xiaojun
Published: November 2023

To enhance consumers' dining service experience, this article constructs a mathematical model for emotional tendency analysis based on the text content of dining service evaluation. Firstly, clean the data of the comment text, and then use the jieba library to segment words. After removing the stopping words, the positive and negative parts are obtained. Secondly, use the counter library to calculate word frequency. calculate the number of emotional words, degree words, exclamation marks, and negative words, and classify and summarize them. Finally, sum up to obtain the total score of the comment, and use the LDA theme model based on various emotional feedback to obtain the overall strengths and weaknesses of the catering merchant. Research has shown that the advantages of merchants who gain the most positive emotions are: good taste, affordable prices, etc. The disadvantages of catering merchants with the most negative emotions are: slow delivery speed, incomplete preparation of tableware, etc. The improvement strategy is to accelerate delivery speed, patiently serve them, and make consumers eat well.
A Study on the Pricing of Used Sailboats Based on Clustering and Linear Regression
Authors: Yu Zhixiang , Yan Zichu , Zhang Yiming
Published: November 2023

The trading situation of the used sailboat market changes due to factors such as region, market demand and season, and the price fluctuates accordingly. In order to give a reasonable used sailboat pricing model, this paper first clusters the hull characteristics and sailboat models by k-means, and then establishes a linear regression model with the clustered results and the regional economic level. In order to explore whether the regional location has an impact on the pricing, this paper substitutes the data from different regions into the model, compares the coefficients of sailboat models of the same cluster to reflect the differences of regional effects between different regions, and finds that the regional effects of different clusters of ships are different in different regions. Finally, the model is applied to Hong Kong to test the practical application effect of the model. This study has reference value for the pricing of used sailboats.
Research on Prediction and Damage Analysis of Devices of Mass Disruption Based on Optimized Gray Model Algorithm, ARIMA, and Correlation Analysis
Authors: Liu Yueyang , Song Leyi , Hu Chaohao , Wang Zihan , Chen Yanbing
Published: November 2023

Atomic deterrence is a significant capability for safeguarding national sovereignty and ensuring national defense. This article mainly uses Statistical Analysis, Grey correlation Analysis, Optimized Gray prediction model, ARIMA, BP neural network regression, and Spearman correlation coefficient method to study the total and changing number of devices of mass disruption, the number of devices of mass disruption in each country, and to find a balance between the number of atomic devices and destruction of the earth. Unfortunately, this paper get the result that the number of countries with atomic devices will be 15 in the next 100 years. It calls on everyone to protect the earth and the environment in which this paper live.
Optimisation of multibeam survey lines based on geometric analysis model and Monte Carlo simulation
Authors: Hong Yehua
Published: November 2023

A multibeam sounding system can continuously measure through a specified survey line and stitch the results to obtain a topographic map of the seabed in the area. In this paper, we propose a method based on geometric mechanism analysis and Monte Carlo simulation to design a survey line for a specific rectangular slope area. Through geometric mechanism analysis and Monte Carlo simulation, it is obtained that the total length of the survey line is shortest when the projection angle of the survey line and the normal vector of the slope surface is 90 degrees in the horizontal plane and the overlap rate of the adjacent strips of the survey line is 10 %; then, according to the constraints on overlap rate and iterative boundaries, 34 unequal spacing survey lines are designed in conjunction with the three-dimensional geometric relationship, and the spacing of the survey lines is gradually denser with the depth of the sea floor decreasing from the west to the east. The design method is of great significance for the depth measurement of seawater in the actual sea area.
Research on optimization of subway operating schedule based on case database
Authors: Ha Jinbing , Zhang Fan
Published: November 2023

Aiming at the optimization problem of subway operating schedule, this paper integrates the case retrieval method, so that enterprises can quickly find the best operating schedule corresponding to the situation. Taking Nanjing Metro as the case background, this paper analyzes the factors affecting subway operation energy consumption, uses AHP method and Entropy method to calculate subjective and objective weights, and puts forward the AHP-Entropy weighting method based on linear combination to solve the problem of large deviation between subjective and objective weights and combined weights. Then the variable weight nearest neighbor method is used to calculate the similarity of cases, and the applicable cases are obtained, and the optimal operation schedule is selected according to the operation energy consumption. Finally, the validity of the case retrieval method proposed in this paper is verified, and the results show that the linear combination-based AHP-Entropy weighting method combined with the variable weight nearest neighbor method has better stability.
Wireless Communication Chip Designs: analysis of the Wireless Integrated Network Sensors
Authors: Chen Bowen
Published: November 2023

With the development of wireless technology, wireless integrated network sensor is a new form of sensor network. It enables highly efficient data acquisition and transmission by connecting the sensor nodes wirelessly. The purpose of this study is to investigate the basic principles and techniques of wireless integrated network sensors, analyze their application fields, and conduct experimental studies to verify their performance. This study first introduces the basic principles of wireless integrated network sensors, including wireless communication, sensor nodes, and network topology. Then, related technologies, including energy management, routing protocols and network security, are studied to improve the performance and stability of wireless integrated network sensors. Wireless integrated network sensors have wide application prospects in environmental monitoring, intelligent transportation and agriculture. Meanwhile, the energy utilization efficiency and network stability of the sensor network can be improved by adopting the new energy management mechanism and routing protocol. This study reveals the potential and value in practical applications through the exploration and research of wireless integrated network sensors. In future studies, the energy management and routing mechanisms of sensor networks can be further optimized to improve their performance and reliability. In addition, more application scenarios suitable for wireless integrated network sensors can be explored to provide solutions for practical problems.
Automatic Pricing and Replenishment Decisions for Vegetables Based on Time Series Modeling
Authors: Zhang Yi , Fan Jingjing , Zheng Yimeng
Published: November 2023

The market is highly competitive. Reasonable pricing and timely replenishment decisions can help enterprises to grasp the market demand and competitive situation, maximize profits. Through data-driven decision-making and technical support, supply chain efficiency and stability can be optimized, customer satisfaction can be improved, and personalized products and services can be provided. This paper uses statistics to analyze the distribution law of sales volume among categories and single products, and solves the problem of finding the correlation between different categories and different single products of vegetable commodities and the distribution law of sales volume. According to the distribution law and relationship of the sales volume of each category and single product of vegetables, the replenishment plan is made by taking the category as a unit, the relationship between the total sales volume of each vegetable category and the cost-plus pricing is analyzed, and the daily replenishment volume and pricing strategy of each vegetable category in the coming week are given, and finally the optimal daily replenishment and pricing strategy is determined, which provides a reference for supermarket operation and supply chain management.
BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND DEPOSITIONAL SETTING OF PUNTA MANNA MEMBER TYPE-SECTION (NEBIDA FORMATION, LOWER CAMBRIAN,	SW SARDINA, ITALY)
Authors: DEBRENNE FRANÇOISE , GANDIN ANNA , PILLOLA GIAN LUIGI
Published: November 2023

Punta Manna Member is the younger unit of the Lower Cambrian Nebida Formation in southwestern Sardinia. Sedimentological analyses aim to characterize the type-section, formally and and briefly described by Rasetti in 1972.

The sequence has been divided into three units on the basis of its lithological features.

The lower unit (Oolitic Unit) mainly consists of Girvanella - archaeocyathan mounds alternated with oolitic grainstones and/or sandstones containing scattered accumulations of trilobite debris. The depositional setting corresponds to a littoral environment characterized by the alternated input of land and sea-derived sands, and where the mounds were periodically destroyed or buried by migrating sand waves.

In the middle unit bioconstructions and archaeocyaths virtually disappear whereas trilobites were accumulated by currents and waves. Siliciclastic and oolitic sands prevail but are gradually replaced by quartzitic sands and early dolomitic muds. The appearance of these latter suggests a climatic trend towards arid condition in a depositional environment evolving to a tidal lagoon.

In the upper unit the development of early dolomitic algal mats alternating with quartzitic sandstones, siltstones and shales, attests the establishment of a sabkha complex at first influenced by siliciclastic input coming from an arid continent.

The low diversity of the fauna throughout the section appears to reflect the severe conditions of life resulting from the high variability in energy and salinity of the depositional setting.
CHRONOLOGICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE FAM. COMELICANIIDAE MERLA, 1930 (BRACHIOPODA)
Authors: POSENATO RENATO
Published: November 2023

The comelicaniid brachiopods, typical fossils of the Upper Permian, have been considered the markers for the Lower Dorashamian. They show a Wide geographical distribution, that is from the Southern Alps (Italy) to Himalayan region - Dolomites and Carnia (Italy), Central Slovenia (Yugoslavia), Bükk Mts. and Transdanubian Central Range (Hungary), Transcaucasia (USSR Armenia and North Iran) and Spiti (Himalayas, India).

From stratigraphical researches carried out on the P/T boundary from the Southern Alps and Hungary, it has been found that the comelicaniid range is not restricted, as formerly supposed, to the Lower Dorashamian. The brachiopods span from Dzhulfian in the Bükk Mts., Lower Dorashamian in Transcaucasia, to a more likely Upper Dorashamian in the Southern Alps and Transdanubian Central Range. In these latter two localities a characteristic Comelicania assemblage (C. megalotis group and C. ladina group) occurs very close to the P/T boundary from sections in which the formational contact is considered transitional, both from lithological and paleontological points of view.

The gen. Spitispirifer Waterhouse & Gupta, 1986 from the Spiti section is here considered a junior synonym of Comelicania Frech, 1901.
LITHOPHYLLUM GIAMMARINOI SINONIMO PIÙ RECENTE Dl LITHOPHYLLUM CONTII DELL'OLIGOCENE LIGURE-PIEMONTESE
Authors: FRAVEGA PATRIZIA , VANNUCCI GRAZIA
Published: November 2023

The revision of holotypes and paratypes of Lithophyllum contii Mastrorilli, 1967 and Lithophyllum giammarinoi Mastrorilli, 1 968, coming from the Rupelian calcarenitic limestone of the "Molare Formation" (Tertiary Piedmont Basin), demonstrates that there are not enough elements to permit the distinction of two different species. So, according to priority, Lp. giammarinoi must be consider junior synonym of Lp. contii, that is here redescribed as Lithophyllum contii Mastrorilli sensu amplo.
LA FORMAZIONE Dl GORNO NEI DINTORNI Dl DOSSENA E Dl GORNO (PREALPI BERGAMASCHE) ANALISI Dl UNA LAGUNA TRIASSICA
Authors: GNACCOLINI MARIO
Published: November 2023

A Triassic lagoon has been identified in the Bergamasc Alps, northern Italy. It is bordered, to the south, by a volcanic mainland, with fluviatile and deltaic depositional systems, and northwards by a peritidal carbonate platform. The Triassic lagoon is characterized by mixed terrigenous and  carbonate sedimentation. Four main zones have been distinguished:

Zone 1a is situated near the mouthes of the rivers and corresponds to the subaqueous part. of the  delta. Feldspatic litharenites and siltstones prevail in this area.

Zone lb represents near—shore lagoonal areas situated far from the "entry—points" of the sands. This zone is characterized by intrabacinal carbonate deposits (oolitic grainstones are relatively frequent). Terrigenous mudstones are also frequent, whereas hybrid arenites and feldspatic litharenites are subordinate.

Zone II is the transition zone between the area la and the central part of the lagoon. Terrigenous mudstones and intrabacinal carbonate packstones, wackestones and mudstones prevail. Feldspatic litharenites are locally frequent.

Zone III represents the central part of the lagoon and is almost exclusively characterized by wackestones, carbonate mudstones and marls,
MAGNETIC STRATIGRAPHY OF THE SCAGLIA ROSSA: IMPLICATIONS FOR SYNDEPOSITIONAL TECTONICS OF THE UMBRIA-MARCHE BASIN
Authors: S. CHAN LUNG , MONTANARI ALESSANDRO , ALVAREZ WALTER
Published: November 2023

We have determined the magnetostratigraphy in eight Upper Cretaceous to Eocene sedimentar y sections in the Umbria and Marche Region of the Northern Apennines, Italy. Paleomagnetic samples were collected at roughly 1 m intervals from the sections studied. Both alternating field and thermal demagnetization were carried out. Microfossils in the specimens were studied to facilitate identification of the magnetic polarity intervals. We have used the combined paleomagnetic and paleontological results in conducting a high—resolution correlation and in reconstructing the paleobasin tectonic history. The magnetostratigraphic results from this study contribute to the understanding of three aspects
DEPOSITI DELTIZI PLIOCENICI ALLO SBOCCO DELLA VAL BREMBANA (PREALPI BERGAMASCHE)
Authors: CORSELLI C. , GNACCOLINI M. , OROMBELLI G.
Published: November 2023

At the outlet of the Brembo valley into the upper Lombardy Plain a conglomerate unit is present, about 30 m thick and outcropping over an area of about 1.5 km 2 . This conglomerate was in the past attributed to the Villafranchian and considered as the lowermost part of the "Ceppo", a thick and widespread formation composed of well cemented coarse fluvial deposits.

The conglomerate unit here described, called Madonna del Castello Conglomerate, is interpreted as a Late Pliocene deltaic deposit. It shows a large scale cross—stratification affecting the whole thickness of the unit; single beds show decreasing gradient from the top to the base, with a concave up profile. Beds are prevailingly composed of matrix supported conglomerate, with elongated clasts parallel to the dip of bedding. Both geometry and structures are indicative of foreset beds.

The petrographic composition of the Madonna del Castello Conglomerate is characterized by prevailing clasts of Mesozoic limestones of local provenance, while subordinate and often absent are metamorphic, volcanic and arenaceous rocks deriving from the Sudalpine crystalline basement and from its Paleozoic cover, which outcrop at the head of the Brembo valley.

The Madonna del Castello Conglomerate overlies Early to Middle Pliocene fossiliferous mudstones (Tornago Formation) and represents a terminal regressive phase of the marine Pliocene sedimentation at the foot of the Lombardy Prealps.
AMMONITI NELLA PIATTAFORMA LIASSICA VENETA
Authors: MIETTO PAOLO
Published: November 2023

Three specimens of Ammonites have been newly found in the Calcari Grigi Fm. (Lower and Middle Liassic). At present the total amount of known Ammonite specimens in the western part of the Venetian Liassic Carbonate Platform is at least of six.

 The occurrence of Ammonites ln an unfavourable environment suggests a post—mortem transport from the adjacent Lombardian Basin.
CONODONT FAUNA FROM THE ROTELLIFORME, MEEKI AND OCCIDENTALIS ZONES (MIDDLE TRIASSIC) OF HUMBOLDT RANGE, NEVADA, WESTERN-NORTH AMERICA
Authors: NICORA ALDA , KOVACS SANDOR
Published: November 2023

The conodont fauna of the Rotelliforme, Meeki, Occidentalis and lower Subasperum zones of Nevada (Humboldt Range) is here described. The first three zones represent, by means of the American authors, the Upper Anisian of North America, while at the base of the Subasperum Zone is located the Anisian/Ladinian boundary. Three species—groups of conodonts have been emended and revised, they are: Gondolella constricta Mosher & Clark, Gondolella mombergensis mombergensis Tatge and Gondolella mombergensis longa (Budurov & Stefanov). Comparisons with the possible coeval faunas of epicontinental sequences from Europe have been discussed. Within the conodont fauna, the main change has been noted at the base of the Occidentalis Zone. On the base of the conodont fauna, the Anisian/ Ladinian boundary at the base of the Occidentalis Zone seems to be the most supported in Nevada.
CATALOGO DEGLI OLOTIPI DEPOSITATI PRESSO IL MUSEO Dl PALEONTOLOGIA Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra Università degli Studi di Milano
Authors: RINETTI SCHIROLI L.
Published: November 2023

Viene dato l'elenco degli "Olotipi" fino ad ora presenti nelle collezioni del Museo di Paleontologia — Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra — Universita degli Studi di Milano.

Nel catalogo per ogni entità tassonomica sono indicati:  nome del genere secondo la designazione originale  nome della specie  nome dell'autore della specie  data di pubblicazione  citazione bibliografica completa del lavoro con riferimento alla descrizione e all'illustrazione originale dell'olotipo  eta  ubicazione geografica precisa  numero d'inventario ed indicazione della collezione originale.
LES SERIES DETRITIQUES DU BASSIN DE L'INDUS AU LADAKH: NOUVELLES DONNEES STRATIGRAPHIQUES ET STRUCTURALES
Authors: VAN—HAVER THIERRY , BASSOULLET JEAN—PAUL , BLONDEAU ALPHONSE , MASCLE GEORGES
Published: November 2023

The study of the Indus detritic series in the western part of the Indus basin, between Khalsi and the Zanskar river allows us to distinguish various lithostratigraphic units. New datations have been obtained in several sedimentar y horizons. Marine deposits ceased at the end of early Eocene (Ilerdian —Cuisian) time; detritical series is mainly continental in feature and younger than early Eocene in age. The Indus formations are folded in a large dissymetric north vergent synclinorium of N 120 orientation; numerous folds and reverse faults are observed. The deformation and the epimetamorphism increase southward close to the northward thrusting of the Indus flysch nappes against the Indus detritics. Two main tectonic phases have been observed.
LA DORSALE PALEOCARNICA ANISICA DI PONTEBBA
Authors: FOIS ELISABETTA , JADOUL FLAVIO
Published: November 2023

The Middle Triassic stratigraphy of the Carnian Range north of Pontebba has been investigated. Aim of the paper was (1) to identify the source area of the carbonate—siliciclastic material which characterizes the whole sequences southwards the Fella—Sava tectonic line and (2) to reconstruct the paleogeographic—structural evolution of the area during the Late Anisian.
Exploring Reasons for Japans Post-War Political Stagnation
Authors: Long Shiyu
Published: November 2023

After the Second World War, the militarist, corporatist system of the imperial Japan had collapsed. Since then, Japan adopted a democratic system centered around the Liberal Democratic Party. This paper analyzed the political situation of Japan after the Second World War by exemplifying and investigating Japans political Stagnation. By analyzing the political situation of Japan, this research reveals the significance of political reformation and progression. This study selected and analyzed 15 different sources including books, articles and videos Economically, post-war Japan had a heavy reliance on the United States since the Korean War. Although the bubble economy of Japan through the 1970s provided the Japanese population with political confidence to an extent, The collapse of the bubble economy stopped Japans economic growth. Since then, Japan had entered the lost thirty years. In addition to the reasons aforementioned, political bureaucratization, lack of actual changes and powerful implicit order caused changing the status quo harder. These are the main factors working behind Japans political stagnation.
The Impacts of Parenting Style and Education Level of Parents on Learning Motivation
Authors: Peng Haoyang
Published: November 2023

Learning motivation is a crucial factor that determines child adjustment and ultimately alters their behavior and mental health. To study different variables that influences learning motivation the most, this research focuses on parenting style and parents education level to expand the object of study. The research developed thorough and complete analysis on previous studies which used different methodologies and perspectives to interpret their data. The paper concludes that the majority of previous studies agree that education level and parenting style have strong impacts on learning motivation of children, despite the fact that their causal relationship and direct influence still remained ambiguous. Findings prove that children tend to have higher learning motivation with parents who undertook higher education level, while authoritative parenting among all parenting styles promotes learning motivation the most. The results underlying various theoretical and practical implications from those studies reveal the relationship between learning motivation and parenting styles and education level. Suggestions and future research directions are also discussed. It is not yet clear which one of the conditions gives the strongest impression to learning motivation for the researchers, and therefore more attention are integrant for the good of both students and parents in terms of motivation of learning.
Relationship Between Chinese Non-English Majors Students Identification of Negative Transfer of L1 in C-E Translation and Their CET-4 or CET-6 Scores
Authors: Bai Xinran
Published: November 2023

College English Test Band 4 (CET-4) and College English Test Band 6 (CET-6) are administered nationwide, which is of great significance to non-English major students in China. English is the second language of Chinese college students, so it will inevitably have some negative transfer of L1 (first language, the same as mother tongue) in their second language output, but the relationship between negative transfer of L1 and their CET-4 and CET-6 scores is still lack of a unified explanation. Therefore, this study takes 91 Non-English Majors students identification of negative transfer of their mother tongue in Chinese to English (C-E) translation and their CET-4 or CET-6 scores as the research objects and uses SPSSAU to analyze the data. The results show that: there is a significant negative correlation between the behavior and thinking mode that may lead to negative transfer and CET-4 (CET-6) total score; CET-4 (CET-6) total score and the identification of negative transfer of L1 in translation are significant positive related. Therefore, colleges and universities should teach non-English majors students the phenomenon of negative transfer in mother tongue, and guide students to think and express in the way of second language native speakers when producing second language; Similarly, students should enhance their awareness of the negative transfer of their mother tongue in translation, in order to improve their translation quality, second language ability and CET-4 and CET-6 scores.
The Impact of Implicit Motor Learning on Motor Performance
Authors: Fang Yi , Ru Kai
Published: November 2023

This paper systematically explores the impact of implicit motor learning on motor performance, including the concepts and theoretical foundations of implicit motor learning, its relationship with the development of motor skills and motor performance, the effects and practical applications of implicit motor learning training, as well as the moderating role of psychological factors. Research findings suggest that implicit motor learning training plays a crucial role in enhancing motor skills and promoting rehabilitation, with potential value in sports education. Future research can further investigate individual differences, neural mechanisms, optimization of clinical applications, intervention strategies for psychological factors, and interdisciplinary studies, among other aspects.
Scaffolding Strategy and Gender Influence in Learning Social Psychology Concepts
Authors: Lui Tin Wai
Published: November 2023

The concept of scaffolding has consistently been a widely explored subject in the field of educational psychology. Though a great number of research had been done in science education, there was little known about social science. To address this gap, the current study examined the interplay between gender and scaffolding on students learning of social psychology concepts. One hypothesis was that women would do better in understanding the target concept of the mere exposure effect than men did. Another hypothesis was that participants who were exposed to the scaffolding scenario designed to provide prior knowledge would be more resilient to learning the concept. In a sample of 47 young learners recruited online, aged from under 18 to 26, an anonymous online survey was used to test participants comprehension, and the results were interpreted using ANOVA analysis. Unfortunately, the results showed no significant effects of gender and scaffolding on participants understanding of the given concept. Further discussion about the possible influential factors and suggestions for future research were mentioned at the end.
The Impact of Climate Change on Sustainable Development and International Relations in China
Authors: Li Kexin
Published: November 2023

Global climate change has a significant negative impact on both sustainable development and the stability of international relations in the world. Global climate change affects both international relations and sustainable environmental policies to varying degrees. However, currently, most studies focus on analyzing the impact of climate change on the global environment from the perspectives of economic development and food security, and there is no discussion of the linkages between climate change, sustainable environmental policies, and international relations, so this study will analyze the sustainable development issues and international relations in terms of the impact of climate change on China by using realism theory and Liberalism theory. This study shows that climate change, environmental security planning, and international relations are interactive. A rational and valid environmental security planning mitigates the effects of climate change to a certain extent, while the implementation process of security planning contributes to the harmonious development of international relations.
The Differentiation and Self-institutionalization of Social Subsystems: The Theoretical Intent of the Social Connection Model of Responsibility
Authors: Qi Yue
Published: November 2023

This paper responds to a critique of Iris Youngs social connection model of responsibility in addressing global justice issues. The critique argues that the model overlooks the significant impact of state domination in injustices worldwide and that institutional development at the national and international levels is the core approach to achieving global justice. The paper contends that the models emphasis on the importance of civil society organizations and its downplaying of state domination and institutional establishment results from Youngs awareness of the current social reality of social subsystem differentiation and the crucial role of self-institutionalization in addressing structural injustice. The paper argues that the theoretical purpose of the social connection model of responsibility is to reveal that the differentiation and self-institutionalization of social subsystems are both the causes of violations of individuals fundamental rights and a resolution to structural injustice.
The Therapeutic Landscape Environment Design of an Age-Friendly Community
Authors: Zhao Zhenyang
Published: November 2023

Currently, Chinas population age structure has completed the transition towards an elderly-oriented composition. Population aging is gradually exerting its influence across various domains of societal life, marking Chinas entry into an aging society. In response to the current challenges in elderly care, home-based care for the aged has gained widespread recognition from both the industry and society, becoming a primary mode of elderly care in our country for the present and the foreseeable future. While age-friendly communities provide a fundamental environment for home-based care, they primarily focus on meeting the safety and basic daily needs of the elderly, overlooking how the environment can contribute to the rehabilitation and enhancement of their physical and mental well-being. Therefore, this paper, centered around age-friendly communities, proposes integrating therapeutic landscapes to better fulfill the needs of the elderly and make communities more suitable for elderly residents.
Cross-Cultural Communication Strategies of Documentary Films on the Subject of Tibet: A Case Study of the New Media Documentary "Overseas Students' Journey in Tibet"
Authors: Tianda Wei , Jinglin Liu
Published: November 2023

This paper focuses on the crucial role of documentary films as significant cultural carriers and communication media in disseminating the voice of China to the world and shaping a positive media image of Tibet. It investigates how documentaries can actively engage in constructing a Tibet that the world can identify with, examining the three dimensions of cross-cultural communicative ability: emotion, cognition, and behavior. By analyzing and studying the creation of the new media documentary "Overseas Students' Journey in Tibet" from the Visual Action Training Camp of the Communication University of China, this paper proposes a documentary cross-cultural communication strategy that promotes a dialogue, fostering an ethos of "equal coexistence" and "unlimited dissemination."
Exploring the leadership styles of nurse managers in Hail, Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional analysis
Authors: Alrashidi Salwa , Alenezi Wafa , Alrimali Afaf , Alshammari Mashael
Published: November 2023

Objective: Leadership’s impact in healthcare is crucial as it notably shapes the experiences and performance of nursing staff. This study explores the dominant leadership styles among nurse managers in Hail, Saudi Arabia, as experienced by their nursing staff. The inquiry also examines how these leadership approaches directly influence critical organizational outcomes, including leader effectiveness, employee satisfaction, and staff’s willingness to exert extra effort.Methods: A cross-sectional design involving participants recruited via convenience sampling from four government hospitals in Hail, Saudi Arabia. Data were collected using the 45-item Likert-type Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire (MLQ) and analyzed using SPSS Statistics.Results: Among the 372 nurses analyzed, transformational leadership (2.56 ± 0.75) significantly outscored other styles (p < .001) and had the highest correlation with the leadership outcomes of effectiveness, extra effort, and satisfaction (R2 of 0.828, 0.786, and 0.760, respectively) compared to the transactional and laissez-faire leadership styles. Additionally, linear regression analysis revealed that transformational leadership explained 69% of effectiveness, 61.7% of extra effort, and 58% of satisfaction variances. Within the transformational framework, “inspirational motivation” strongly correlated with positive outcomes.Conclusions: This study emphasizes transformational leadership’s essential role in healthcare, urging nurse leaders to embrace this style, with a focus on strategies that boost motivation. It also recommends that healthcare institutions initiate targeted programs to develop their leaders’ transformational leadership characteristics.
Enhancing Linguistic Ability to Speaking Impaired Learners Using Universal Design Framework: An Experimental Study
Authors: G.S Agalyasri. , G Bhuvaneswari
Published: November 2023

Many students around the world struggle with speech impediment, a form of communication dysfunction. Because of this, it is crucial to provide effective teaching for students with speech impairments so that they can improve their communication abilities. This experimental study looks into how well the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework can help students with speech impairments develop their language skills. The study involved 112 participants aged 18 to 20 diagnosed with speech impairments. During the study, the participants were randomly divided into two groups: an experimental group n=56, which received speaking skills instruction using the UDL framework, and a control group n=56, which received traditional instruction. Participants from both groups will complete a pre-test to measure their baseline speaking skills. The experimental samples received instruction using UDL, while the control group was exposed to traditional methods. After the intervention, both groups completed a post-test to measure their speaking skills. Statistical methods such as ANOVA and t-tests were used to analyze the data collected. According to the results, the experimental group performed better on the post-test than the control group regarding speaking skills. Performance levels were higher among the experimental group than among the control group. This study proves that the UDL framework can effectively facilitate speaking skills for learners with speech impairments. The study suggests that the UDL framework can help educators deliver instruction accessible to all learners, including those with disabilities.
The Hacking Innovative Pedagogies (HIP) framework: - Rewilding the digital learning ecology
Authors:   Aalborg University, Erik Lyngdorf Niels , Thelin Ruggaard Selina , Otrel-Cass Kathrin , Costello Eamon
Published: November 2023

The HIP framework aims to guide higher education (HE) teachers and researchers to reconsider and reflect on how to rethink HE pedagogy in new and different ways. It builds on insights from the report Hacking Innovative Pedagogy: Innovation and Digitisation to Rewild Higher Education. A Commented Atlas (Beskorsa, et al., 2023) and incorporates the spirit of rewilding and hacking pedagogies to inspire new professional communities focused on innovating digital education. The framework considers and guides the development of teachers’ digital pedagogy competences through an inclusive bottom-up approach that gives space for individual teacher’s agency while also ensuring a collective teaching culture. The framework emphasizes how pedagogical approaches can address the different needs that HE teachers and student communities have that reflect disciplines cultures and/or the diversity of learners. Only a framework mindful of heterogeneity will be able to address questions of justice and fair access to education. Likewise, in the spirit of rewilding, the framework should not be considered a static “one size fits all” solution. We aim for an organic and dynamic framework that may be used to pause and reflect to then turn back to one’s own teaching community to consider (learn from, listen to and respond to the teaching and learning of different communities). Therefore we plan that this framework will be a living document throughout the HIP-project’s lifetime.
Experimental evaluation of PCM embedded radiant chilled ceiling for efficient space cooling
Authors:   The University of Melbourne, Mousavi Seyedmostafa , Rismanchi Behzad ,   The University of Melbourne, Brey Stefan ,   Invaus Pty Ltd, Aye Lu ,   The University of Melbourne
Published: November 2023

Because of climate change, together with rapid urbanisation and continuous population growth, the global demand for space cooling is increasing dramatically. Under a business-as-usual trajectory, there will be a more than threefold rise in the number of in-use air conditioners worldwide by 2050. A radical shift to innovative space cooling technologies is therefore essential, ones that can sustainably meet the growing requirements. Phase change material embedded radiant chilled ceiling, called PCM-RCC, offers an emerging alternative for more sustainable space cooling provision. This system provides a range of benefits to endusers, in terms of efficiency and indoor environmental quality, together with demand-side flexibility. PCM-RCC, however, is still under development, and further research is needed to realise its full capabilities. The present work experimentally analyses the thermal-energy performance of a PCM-RCC system using a full-scale test cabin equipped with PCM ceiling panels. Here, the transient thermal behaviour of the panels besides the cooling energy delivered in charging-discharging cycles are examined. Additionally, the indoor thermal comfort and peak energy demand reduction enabled by the present PCM-RCC are discussed. Based on the results, typically 4–5 hours of chilled water circulation overnight could sufficiently be able to fully recharge the panels in the morning. Over 80% of the occupancy time was found within Class B thermal comfort defined in ISO 7730. About 70% of the system’s daily electricity usage time was during off-peak hours. The significance of implementing optimal predictive operating schedules was also highlighted to fully utilise PCM-RCC’s potentials.
OrthoPass: Long-term Outcomes following Implementation of an Orthopaedic Patient Handoff Template
Authors: Lightsey Harry M. , Yeung Caleb M. , Rossi Laura P. , Chen Antonia F. , Harris Mitchel B. , Stenquist Derek S.
Published: November 2023

Standardized handoff tools improve communication and patient care; however, their widespread use in surgical fields is lacking. OrthoPass, an orthopaedic adaptation of I-PASS, was developed in 2019 to address handoff concerns and demonstrated sustained improvements across multiple handoff domains over an 18-month period. We sought to characterize the longitudinal effect and sustainability of OrthoPass within a single large residency program 3.5 years after its implementation. This mixed methods study involved electronic handoff review for quality domains in addition to survey distribution and evaluation. We conducted comparative analyses of handoff adherence and survey questions as well as a thematic analysis of provider-free responses. We evaluated 146 electronic handoffs orthopaedic residents, fellows, and advanced practice providers 3.5 years after OrthoPass implementation. Compared with 18-month levels, adherence was sustained across five of nine handoff domains and was markedly improved in two domains. Furthermore, provider valuations of OrthoPass improved regarding promoting communication and patient safety (83% versus 70%) and avoiding patient errors and near misses (72% versus 60%). These improvements were further substantiated by positive trends in Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Surveys on Patient Safety Culture hospital survey data. Thematic analysis of free responses shared by 37 providers (42%) generated favorable, unfavorable, and balanced themes further contextualized by subthemes. At 3.5 years after its introduction, OrthoPass continues to improve patient handoff quality and to support provider notions of patient safety. Although providers acknowledged the benefits of this electronic handoff tool, they also shared unique insights into several drawbacks. This feedback will inform ongoing efforts to improve OrthoPass.
FONOAUDIOLOGIA NA INTRODUÇÃO ALIMENTAR DE CRIANÇAS COM FISSURA LABIOPALATINA
Authors: Marques Luslane Silva , Motta Priscila de Paula , Amorim Berteson Jorge Leite
Published: November 2023

A fissura labiopalatina é uma condição congênita que envolve uma abertura nos lábios superiores e/ou no palato, o que pode afetar a alimentação e a nutrição adequada do bebê, a introdução alimentar em bebês com fissura labiopalatina exige cuidados específicos e uma equipe multidiciplinar para garantir que a criança receba a nutrição adequada e melhore habilidades alimentares. O principal objetivo do fonoaudiólogo é avaliar, diagnosticar e tratar os problemas de comunicação oral, deglutição e alimentação que podem estar associados a essa condição. Métodos: Este estudo consiste em uma revisão bibliográfica de literatura que abrange publicações em revistas nacionais e internacionais listados nas base de dados das ciências em saúde Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS), PubMed, CoDAS (Communication Discordrs, Audiology and Swallowing), Scielo (Scientific Eeltronic Library Onliny). Também foi utilizada a ferramenta Google Acadêmico por possuir uma ampla biblioteca eletrônica com diversas pesquisas científicas. Resultados:  O resultado deste estudo bibliográfico destaca a importância do cuidado multidisciplinar no manejo da fissura labiopalatina em bebês, destacando o papel fundamental do fonoaudiólogo no processo de alimentação e comunicação. Conclusão: A introdução alimentar cuidadosa, com o apoio do fonoaudiólogo, contribui para minimizar complicações nutricionais e promover o desenvolvimento de habilidades essenciais. Além disso, o fonoaudiólogo ajuda a construir uma relação positiva com os alimentos e fortalecer a autoestima da criança, tornando-se um elemento crucial no cuidado integral desses pacientes.
OS BENEFÍCIOS DO LASER DE BAIXA POTÊNCIA NA REABILITAÇÃO DA TENDINOPATIA DO SUPRAESPINHAL
Authors: Melo Lucas Augusto Santos da Silva , Livramento Rosileide Alves , Do Rosário Ana Carla Gato
Published: November 2023

Introdução: Tendinopatia é a denominação utilizada para descrever lesões nos tendões. Está associada à inflamação do tendão afetado, resultando em dor e ruptura subsequente. Objetivo: Demonstrar os benefícios do laser de baixa potência na reabilitação da tendinopatia do supraespinhal. Metodologia: Esta pesquisa refere-se a uma revisão bibliográfica, baseada em livros e artigos científicos, foram utilizadas as seguintes bases de dados: MEDLINE; SciELO; BVS e PEDro, PubMed, associadas a revistas científicas. Resultados: o laser de baixa de potência (LBP) demonstrou melhora no quadro álgico dos indivíduos, e em conjunto com outros tratamentos fisioterapêuticos conservadores demostraram uma melhor eficácia na reabilitação. No entanto, há poucas evidências referente ao uso do LBP no tratamento para a dor no ombro em adultos, mostrando algumas divergências em seus resultados. Considerações finais: O tratamento com laser de baixa potência associado com exercícios é um tema ambíguo devido a diversas pesquisas sobre a sua eficácia, consequentemente, são necessárias mais investigações acadêmicas para estipular o tratamento mais eficaz em grupos específicos e para adquirir maior compreensão dos efeitos do laser de baixa potência na tendinopatia do supraespinhal.
Teacher Education: A Comparative Analysis Between Colleges of Education and Universities with Implications for Ghana
Authors: Gorni Richard Lionel , Saud Syaefudin
Published: November 2023

This comparative analysis examines the development and value orientations of colleges of education and universities in Ghana, with implications for teacher education. The study provides a historical overview of the evolution of these institutions in Ghana, exploring the different periods in which they emerged and their associated value orientations. It addresses the core question of how teacher education can achieve excellence comparable to universities while retaining the relevant values of colleges of education in the context of a knowledge society. By conducting a comparative historical analysis of some Western societies, the study identifies four distinct models of teacher education that have historically emerged and evaluates them comparatively. Finally, the research compares teacher education in Singapore and Ghana, suggesting that a university of education model may be uniquely suitable for the Ghanaian context and culturally viable in an African environment.
Analysis of the Learning Organization in the Presidential Security Forces in the Implementation of VVIP Security Operations
Authors: Dahlan Rudiyanto , Fitriati Rachma
Published: November 2023

VVIP security challenges are becoming increasingly complex and dynamic in the era of globalization and rapid technological change. This research aims to analyze how the Presidential Security Detail (Paspampres) can adapt to these changes through the application of the concept of a learning organization, specifically the five key disciplines proposed by Senge (1997). Through a qualitative approach, this study collected data through interviews and the study of related literature. The results show that by applying the principles of a learning organization, the Paspampres can improve its effectiveness in carrying out VVIP security duties. This research emphasizes the importance of adaptation and continuous learning in ensuring VVIP security amid constant security challenges. The implications of this research are for the improvement of VVIP security in Indonesia through a more adaptive and learning-oriented approach.
​​​LIBERDADE DE EXPRESSÃO E FAKE NEWS
Authors: Agrello Neto Albérico , Ferrari Cezar , Do Espírito Santo Claudia , Batista Pereira Filho Rainel
Published: November 2023

O presente texto investiga o fenômeno da desinformação, que atualmente se utiliza do suporte da grande rede para disseminar informações falsas, como um verdadeiro vírus que polui o  espaço público de discussão, gerando grandes prejuízos para o consenso acerca da facticidade no seio da sociedade. Assim, busca-se inserir a discussão dentro das balizas legais da liberdade de expressão e da interpretação que os tribunais superiores vêm adotando em relação à conceituação e ao tratamento do fenômeno perscrutado. Para tanto, utilizou-se revisão  bibliográfica no âmbito nacional e alienígena, utilizando-se do método hipotético-dedutivo.
MELHORANDO A COMUNICAÇÃO COM O JURISDICIONADO COM VISUAL LAW:
Authors: Provedel Mello Nogueira Paula P.
Published: November 2023

A linguagem jurídica é usualmente criticada por não ser compreensível ao jurisdicionado, leigo, sendo, portanto, considerada um obstáculo ao pleno acesso à justiça. Nos juizados especiais, nos quais a competência é fixada para causas de valores mais baixos e de menor complexidade, sendo possível ainda a litigância sem a representação por advogado, essa barreira se apresenta com mais evidência. Por outro lado, o cérebro humano tem mais facilidade de absorver informação quando estimulado visualmente por imagens. Além disso, a informação, quando tratada por técnicas de design, torna-se não apenas mais atraente como confiável. O presente trabalho apresenta o Visual Law como uma ferramenta que pode endereçar o problema do hermetismo da linguagem jurídica, tornando-a mais compreensível ao leigo e, consequentemente, facilitando o acesso à justiça. Traz também um exemplo prático de utilização de tal ferramenta para o aprimoramento da comunicação com o jurisdicionado que aguarda implantação de benefício previdenciário que lhe foi concedido e pagamento dos valores devidos.