bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Modelo de gestión para la seguridad y salud de los empleados de la Universidad Católica de Cuenca campus Azogues
Authors: Matovelle Bustos Daniela Lorena , Ormaza Andrade Jorge Edwin
Published: October 2022

En los últimos años se ha experimentado la influencia del desarrollo tecnológico acelerado y como consecuencia de ello la aparición de nuevos riesgos de salud en el trabajo, el aparecimiento de estos ha marcado una diferencia con los distintos riesgos laborales históricamente reconocidos por el Código del Trabajo del Ecuador, publicado hace 80 años. El objetivo de esta investigación diseñar un Modelo de Gestión de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo para la Universidad Católica de Cuenca Campus Azogues, bajo el marco legal ecuatoriano, considerando las instituciones públicas responsables de la seguridad como el Ministerio de Trabajo, el Instituto Ecuatoriano de Seguridad Social (IESS) y el Ministerio de Salud Pública, entidades que han creado Decretos Ejecutivos, Acuerdos Ministeriales y Resoluciones. La investigación se inicia a partir de un diagnóstico que permite identificar los riesgos a los que están expuesto los docentes y empleados del Campus Azogues, para ello se aplica una encuesta. El artículo investigativo tiene un enfoque cualitativo y cuantitativo; descriptivo – explicativo de corte transversal. Los resultados obtenidos en la etapa de diagnóstico son la base para establecer una propuesta de diseño que encamine a mejorar el desempeño laboral y ofrecer condiciones laborales seguras a través de nuevas políticas y objetivos. Como conclusión, es evidente que la gestión de la seguridad y salud en el trabajo es prioritaria para todas las organizaciones, en el mundo actual donde la complejidad laboral está impregnada por diversos factores de riesgo a la salud integral de los trabajadores.
Actividades y recursos online aplicados por los docentes durante la pandemia de covid-19: un análisis comparativo
Authors: Quizhpilema Acero Segundo Noé , Moscoso Vernal Santiago Arturo
Published: October 2022

El objetivo fue realizar un análisis de las actividades y recursos en línea desarrollados por los docentes durante la pandemia del COVID-19 de la UECIBF “Mushuk Kawsay” del cantón El Tambo de la provincia del Cañar con el fin de identificar aspectos relevantes para una mejora continua de la educación. La investigación se basó en un aspecto de observación, medición y verificación con una orientación cuantitativa, desarrollando una descripción de un ámbito no experimental. El aspecto más preocupante que se detectó es que hay un gran porcentaje de estudiantes que han desertado debido a la pandemia que golpeo varios ámbitos entre ellos la economía, por lo cual muchos decidieron abandonar la educación, para trabajar y de esta forma contribuir en el sustento de sus familias. Además, se pudo establecer que los recursos digitales contribuirán mucho para retroalimentar a los estudiantes que demuestren deficiencias académicas una vez se retome la presencialidad.
Radiotherapy Complete Mathematical Demonstration for Biological Tumor Control Cumulative Probability Integral Equation Model with Applications
Authors:   PhD Engineering, MSc Physics - Mathematics, Physician. Independent Research Scientist.. Inte rnational Association of Advanced  Materials, Sweden. Uniscience Global Scientific Member, Wyoming, USA, Casesnoves Francisco
Published: October 2022

The complete mathematical biological Integral Equation Model (IEM) for Tumor Control Cumulative Probability (TCCP) development and demonstration is explained. Results for algebraic variables change to obtain a suitable Tumor Control Probability (TCP) in convolution at IEM for getting an analytic solution is detailed step by step. Results comprise estimates with further explanations. Solutions for algebraic variable changes to make the Integral Operator analytically solved are demonstrated. Applications in Radiotherapy Treatment Planning Optimization (TPO) with biological Linear Quadratic Model based on 2D [ α and β biological modelling parameters ] are explained.
A Survey Of Customer Acceptability Of MTN Self-Service Delivery In Kogi State Nigeria
Authors:   dept of economics, Chiazor Ikpeazu Peter
Published: October 2022

Despite the available MTN self-service options (i.e. MTN web self-service, MyMTN App and the interactive voice response IVR on its customer centre channel known as 180), MTN walk-ins and customer care helpline are constantly flooded by subscribers. This results in long queues and waiting time problems. Therefore, the study investigates the factors that influence subscribers’ adoption of online self-service by MTN subscribers in Kogi State of Nigeria. The specific objectives of the study were to investigate: the extent to which perceived usefulness (PU) affect the adoption of MTN online self-service, and the effect of perceived ease of use (PEOU) on adoption of MTN online self-service. Cross sectional descriptive survey was adopted in the study to solicit data from 381 MTN customers. Structured questionnaire was used in obtaining data. Data obtained were analyzed and presented in tables (Frequency, percentage and mean). Regression analysis was used to test hypotheses. The results following the analysis indicate that: Perceived usefulness of service significantly affected usage of MTN online self-service in the area (t = 24.406, p < 0.05). Perceived ease of use significantly affected usage of MTN online self-service in the area (t = 17.695, p < 0.05).
Tubing Movement Analysis in Completion Process at Well X
Authors:   Department of Mechanical Engineering, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia, Yohana E.
Published: October 2022

The completion process in oil and gas production is one of the most important steps and affects to the final result of the entire process. In actual conditions, many things must be considered in the completion process. One of the most important things is about tubing movement. Tubing movement is the movement of tubing caused by differences in pressure and temperature in the well. Tubing movement can cause deformation of the tubing structure, and if the selection of tubing and packer is not appropriate, it can cause damage to the tubing or well structure. Calculating tubing movement can be done by calculating the total movement and force generated by this four tubing movement effects, which is: temperature effect, ballooning effect, buckling effect, and piston effect. The case study analyzed in this proposal is horizontal well X, and has a total tubing movement of 13,48 in elongation, or produces a force of 47.864,36 lbs. Because the value is positive, the force that applies is the compression force. By knowing the total force and displacement generated by the tubing movement, the engineer can design what type of packer will be used. For the case study in this report, it can be concluded that a force of 47.864,36 lbs can still be resisted by tubing which has a body yield strength specification of 361.000 lbs. Therefore, the tubing can be design to use a no slip packer where there is no movement between the tubing and the packer.
A Comparative Study on the Use of English Songs and Poems to Teach Vocabulary for English as a Second Language Learners
Authors: Dineshika H. K.P.
Published: October 2022

Vocabulary is an important aspect of teaching and learning a language, especially in teaching and learning a second language or a foreign language. Lexical Approach by Lewis (1993) contains a taxonomy of lexical items which shows what kind of vocabulary the learner should develop, and Cameron (2001) states that in learning vocabulary the aspects of pronunciation, meaning, spelling and the grammatical usage of the specific words should be taught. In that case, there have been various strategies to teach and learn vocabulary in the English as a Second Language (ESL) context. This study investigates whether the usage of English songs and poems in English as a Second Language (ESL) classroom enhance the knowledge in the vocabulary of the secondary level learners. This study provides an answer to the research question “How does the usage of English songs and poems enhance the ESL students’ knowledge in vocabulary at the secondary level?” and claims two hypotheses, a) The use of English songs is more effective than using English poems in teaching vocabulary. b) There is a significant and positive impact after the usage of songs and poems in grade 10 with compared to grade 6. Twenty-five students from each class from grade 6 and grade 10 at H/ Weeraketiya Rajapaksha Central College participated in the study. The data was collected using the pretests and posttests. The data was analyzed using SPSS version 22. The findings indicated that both songs and poems have a positive impact on the enhancement of vocabulary knowledge at the secondary level. In both grades, songs were more effective in teaching vocabulary than poems. The second hypothesis of this study was partially confirmed as Grade 10 group that exposed to songs had an improvement whereas Grade 10 group that exposed to poems had shown a reduction in their marks, compared to Grade 6. Overall, the findings indicate the effectiveness of usage of English songs and poems in teaching and learning vocabulary in the secondary level ESL classroom. Though teachers do not pay much attention to the usage of songs and poems, they would be very much productive in enhancing the ESL learners’ knowledge in vocabulary.
The Current Impacts of the Us - China Strategic Competition on Vietnam
Authors: Yen Nguyen Hai
Published: October 2022

Vietnam has a quite special position in the comprehensive foreign policy of the US and China in Southeast Asia thanks to its important geostrategic location in this region. “Whoever controlling Vietnam can control Southeast Asia”.1 In the complicated context of US-China competition, beside the same impacts as Southeast Asian countries, Vietnam also suffers from other impacts due to its unique geo-strategic location. In order to clarify the impacts of US-China strategic competition on Vietnam, the article will present the following contents: (1) Vietnam's geostrategic location; (2) The impacts of US-China competition on Vietnam.
Innovation in the indicators of the republic from the perspective of the Imams of the Islamic Revolution of Iran
Authors: Sahraei Faramarz
Published: October 2022

This research has been formed with the aim of explaining and comparing the innovative features of the republic in the political ideas of the Imams of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. In this regard, by using the research method of content analysis, all the statements and thoughts of Imam Khomeini from 1963 to 1989 and the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei from 1989 to 2015 in full as a statistical population under study Is located. In order to carry out the research, 15 indicators for the republic were determined from the perspective of the Imams of the Islamic Revolution of Iran After obtaining the approval of experts regarding the desired innovative indicators, coding was performed and a total of 420 items of Imam Khomeini's orders and 512 items of the Supreme Leader's statements were cited in statistical analyses. In the following, the collected data and information are analysed and the research findings indicate that the most important indicator from Imam Khomeini (Allah’s pleasure)'s point of view is the "Populares of the Islamic government" and from the perspective of the Supreme Leader " Obligation, constructiveness and honest service to the people " which is defined and explained based on the conditions and requirements of the time.
Community Empowerment Policy by Regional Governments from Defense and Security Threats in the Era of Society 5.0
Authors: Hidayat Rizqi , D.A.R Deni , . Sutrimo
Published: October 2022

This study aims to see and analyze the implementation of community empowerment policies and the challenges of national defense threats carried out by the Government of Indonesia, especially the role of regional governments. Quoted from the official website of the Ministry of Home Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, there are a total of 514 regencies and cities in the territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI) consisting of 416 regencies and 98 cities. Through a qualitative method using a narrative policy analysis approach, this research shows the forms and challenges of defense policy as a policy strategy carried out to maintain Indonesian sovereignty, especially in regional government based on the narrative and symbolic structures that exist in the policy process through community empowerment. The results of this study indicate that defense policies in local governments to support national defense are still not optimal because first bilateral and multilateral cooperation have not been carried out with other regions that are directly involved in conflict, secondly there is no coordination between regions and related agencies in the implementation of defense policies implemented in the regions. . This is evidenced by the lack of collaboration between regions regarding community empowerment in warding off threats that will occur at any time in the era of society 5.0.
Inclusive Education and Educational Policies in India with Special Emphasis on National Education Policy 2020: A Study
Authors: Saha Prosenjit
Published: October 2022

Education is considered as one of the important way for individual, social as well as national development. Therefore, in each nation quality education must be ensured for all irrespective of any bias. But in reality it is found that, inspite of governmental best efforts few sections of the society do not get equal access to educational opportunities and it has an impact on the overall development of the society. In National Educational Policy-2020, this section of population is referred as Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Groups (SEDGs) which includes gender identities, socio-cultural identities, geographical identities, disabilities etc. (NEP.2020). It was found in different studies that the literacy status of this section is still not satisfactory. This study is made with an intention to find out the provisions made in different Educational Policies in India with a special reference to National Education Policy-2020 for the persons with disabilities.
Le Tronçon Yaoundé-Okola-Monatélé (Département De La Lékié) A L’épreuve Des Risques Anthropiques
Authors: Clotaire Ndzie  Souga , Noelle Ngono Ntede Honorine Maris , Tichafogwe Tende Renz
Published: October 2022

Au Cameroun, les zones rurales souffrent d’un délabrement relatif des routes départementales et communales. Cette situation aggrave les risques anthropiques de toute nature. Elle est aussi responsable de l’enclavement et de la difficulté pour les populations de ces zones à écouler leurs produits agricoles vers les centres urbains. En clair, elle renforce la pauvreté. Dans le département de la Lékié région du centre, le tronçon Yaoundé-Okola-Monatélé souffre d’un état de décrépitude qui ne permet pas aux populations de cet espace de s’épanouir. Cet axe est à l’origine des risques anthropiques de toute nature dans cette localité. C’est pour mettre en relief les conséquences de cette réalité sur la population et sur le développement local que le présent travail a été élaboré. A l’aide des enquêtes de terrain et des observations diverses, il en découle que la gestion et le mauvais état de cette route sont responsables des obstacles et risques variés qui affectent une population de plus en plus nombreuse et dynamique qui pratique les activités agricoles et approvisionne par ce fait même la ville de Yaoundé et ses environs. Ce qui appelle à une sensibilisation et à une synergie entre les acteurs afin que les opérations de reconstruction et de réhabilitation de ce tronçon soient plutôt bénéfiques autant pour la communauté que pour les populations riveraines.
Praktik Permainan Tebak Berpasangan dengan Teknik Inkuiri Terbimbing Guna Meningkatkan Pemahaman Menjelaskan Satuan Baku untuk Siswa Kelas II Sekolah Dasar
Authors: Fitriani Intan
Published: October 2022

Best practice ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan pemahaman siswa kelas II SD Negeri 2 Danyang pada KD 3.6: Menjelaskan dan menentukan panjang (termasuk jarak), berat, dan waktu dalam satuan baku, yang berkaitan dengan kehidupan sehari-hari, melalui implementasi permainan tebak berpasangan dengan teknik inkuiri terbimbing. Best practise dilaksanakan pada semester genap tahun pelajaran 2021/2022 di SD Negeri 2 Danyang, Kecamatan Purwodadi, Kabupaten Grobogan. Subyek belajar adalah siswa kelas II berjumlah 32 anak. Dampak dan capaian hasil dari best practise menunjukkan peningkatan pemahaman menjelaskan satuan baku panjang, berat, dan waktu dalam kehidupan sehari-hari siswa kelas II SD Negeri 2 Danyang sebesar 28,12% setelah dilaksanakan praktik permainan tebak berpasangan dengan teknik inkuiri terbimbing, yakni pada PH sebelum praktik ketuntasan sebesar 59,38% dan setelah praktik dilaksanakan, ketuntasan mencapai 87,5%. Peningkatan hasil ini memberi makna bahwa pemahaman siswa pada konsep satuan baku panjang, berat dan waktu meningkat setelah praktik dilaksanakan.
CHARACTERIZATION OF ENTERPRISES IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC FROM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES
Authors: Guerrero C. , Hernandez A. , Mendez I.A. , Sierra J.E.
Published: October 2022

The Dominican Republic has more than 1.200.000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in different Economic Sectors. Although the State recognizes the value that these have for the economic development of the country, there is no systematized and automated characterization that allows for an analysis that helps decisionmaking. This article shows the results when applying Business Intelligence Techniques for the characterization of Enterprises, taking into account the Systematization of Information through a web application. In this sense, 179 Micro, Small and Mediumsize d Enterprises were analyzed, using an instrument that allowed knowing different variables associated with the economic development of each of the Enterprises. Results show the incidence of different factors in the generation of income for the Enterprise.
AN INERTIAL SPLITTING METHOD FOR MONOTONE INCLUSIONS OF THREE OPERATORS
Authors: Dong Yunda , Zhu Xiao
Published: October 2022

In this article, we consider monotone inclusions of three operators in real Hilbert spaces and suggest an inertial version of a generalized Douglas-Rachford splitting. Under standard assumptions, we prove its weak and strong convergence properties. The newly-developed proof techniques are based on the characteristic operator and thus are more self-contained and less convoluted. Rudimentary experiments demonstrated that our suggested inertial splitting method can efficiently solve some large-scale test problems.
ZHUMABAY ABILOV AND GENESIS AND THE GENRE STUDY OF THE KAZAKH COMEDY
Authors:   Khoja Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University, YESBALAYEVA R. , KUDAIBERGENOVA Sh. ,   Department of Human Development of the Turkestan region
Published: October 2022

The article deals with the study of Kazakh comedy. A scientific analysis is carried out on the basis of the research of the scientist Zhumabay Abilov regarding the genesis and genre features of the Kazakh comedy. As the history of the emergence of comedy recedes into antiquity, the history of the study of Kazakh comedy continues to fade. In the literature of any country, there is a tendency to study the genre of comedy in written literature, and types of comedy in oral literature are not taken into account. Perhaps that is why until that time we knew only such types of Kazakh comedy as "Satirical Comedy" and "Lyrical Comedy". And Zhumabay Abilov, who studied Kazakh comedy in close connection with folklore, introduced the previously unused genre of “dialogue-comedy” into literary circulation. Every country, every nation has its own satire. The systematization of the forms of oral satire, called folk comedy, and its scientific tracking require a comprehensive study. The article presents examples of oral creativity, which is the beginning of our national literature, in the Kazakh folk theater, and conclusions about stable coordinating factors from the research work of the scientist Zhumabay Abilov "Kazakh Comedy". The study and classification of the genre of dialogue-comedy has a scientific basis.
AN ASSESSMENT ON THE USE OF ORGAN NAMES İN DİVAN-I HİKMET
Authors:   Manisa Celal Bayar University, YORULMAZ KAHVE Merve
Published: October 2022

People have always preferred to be understandable and remain so by using terms that are also the common denominator of their interlocutors in order to express the acceptances or rejections they have formed in their minds. Thus, they have managed to express themselves as purely as they have established sympathy. This achievement has lasted longer than a human lifetime, and the teachings created in this way have been inherited by societies. It is an inevitable fact that people upload and name examples with reflections from their bodies, which are their most important tools when sharing their thoughts. It can be said that human beings first started to establish a social life by making sense of their body and naming it. Because the first gift offered to man in the adventure of existence was his body. Due to the fact that it is a part and shaper of everyday life, the names of organs are of undeniable importance at the stage of shaping the body element in the minds. In the 12th century, Ahmed Yesevi's Divan-ı Hikmet, which deciphered the principles of Islam and Sufism in a simple language, creating a significant impact among the Turks in the geography of Turkestan, has a very important material in terms of language and vocabulary as well as in terms of content. In our study, the names of the organs in the wisdom contained in the “Divan-ı Hikmet” were determined and it was tried to make inferences on the tradition of meaning and naming life.
Investigation of Anti-anxiety Activity of Hydroalcoholic Extract of Plectranthus scutellarioides Leaves in Experimental Animal Models
Authors: Shanbhag Preeti , Bhat Ramdas , Mestha Sujana V , Nagesh Sahana , Nayak Dr. Ravi Kumar
Published: October 2022

The Staircase Model (SCM) and Light and Dark Chamber (LDM) in albino rats are used in this study to investigate the possible anxiolytic-like effects of the Hydroalcoholic extract of leaves of Plectranthus scutellarioides (HEPS). The creatures were split up into four groups of six apiece. The HEPS was administered orally in 2 doses of 100 mg/kg and 200 mg/kg to control rats, while positive control animals received diazepam (2 mg/kg) treatment. One hour before the experiment, after anxiety induction, the test sample was administered orally. According to the current study, albino rats in the staircase model experience (P>0.05), considerably less climbing and rearing steps when given HEPS orally at doses of 100 mg/kg and 200 mg/kg. Additionally, in the Light and Dark Model, albino rats spend less time in the dark compared to the vehicle control, in a dose-dependent manner(P>0.05). It was discovered that the HEPS of the dose 200mg/kg body weight was quite similar to that of benzodiazepines (std drug). The HEPS was discovered to have significant anti-anxiety activity in the staircase model and the dark and light model as a result of the findings above.
Pharmacological Facet of Curcuma longa: A Review
Authors: Chaudhary Sarika , Chaudhary Gaurav , Bana Sweeti , Singh Janhavi , Dubey Sangya , Sharma Lovy
Published: October 2022

The plant Curcuma longa, a perennial herbaceous member of the Zingiberaceae (ginger family), produces turmeric. Protein, fat, minerals, carbs, and moisture are all included in turmeric. Curcumin (diferuloylmethane), a phenolic diketone that makes up 34 percent of curcumin and is made up of curcumin I, curcumin II, and curcumin III, is what gives turmeric its characteristic yellow colour. Curcumin have versatile pharmacotherapeutic potential and their biological functions have been thoroughly investigated in recent years. As the main bioactive component, curcumin has numerous pharmacological properties including antioxidant, antiinflammatory, anti-hypertensive, anti-diabetic, hepatoprotective, anti-rheumatoid arthritis and anti-cancer properties. In persons who are active, it improves recuperation and performance. It helps with viral infections and dental issues such as dental pain, gingivitis. Covid also benefits from curcumin. ar-turmerone also possesses antiinflammatory properties. Ar-turmerone is a potentially effective treatment for a number of neurologic conditions like schizophrenia. Multiple health advantages are provided by curcumin when mixed with boosting agents.
BURDEN OF CARE, PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AS CORRELATES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH AMONG CAREGIVERS OF MENTALLY ILL PATIENTS.
Authors: NWONU-EZEANYA IMMACULATA , OBI-NWOSU HARRY
Published: October 2022

Purpose: Psychological health has been reported as an important factor influencing individual’s various behaviors, activities, happiness and performance. This study examined burden of care, social support and emotional intelligence among caregivers of mentally ill patients as correlates of psychological health

Materials and Methods: The research sample included two hundred (200) caregivers that were selected from the Federal Neuro-psychiatric hospital Yaba, Nigeia, using simple random sampling. They were individually administered the Zarit Burden Interview (ZBI), multidimensional scale of perceived social support (MSPSS), emotional intelligence scale (EI) and General Health Questionnaire. The study adopted a correlational design. A multiple regression analysis was used to analyze the data. Four hypotheses were tested using statistical package for social sciences version 23.

Findings: The results indicate that there was significant inverse relationship between burden of care and psychological health (r= -.643, df = 200, p<.01). Also, there was positive significant relationship between emotional intelligence and psychological health (r= .172, df = 200, p<.05). There was significant positive relationship between social support and psychological health (r= .322, df = 200, p<.01). Finally, caregivers’ burden of care, emotional intelligence and perceived social support jointly predicted psychological health (R2 = 0.44, F (3,196) = 51.63, p < .01). Burden of care (β = -.595, t=-10.64, p<.05) and perceived social support (β = .210, t=2.39, p<.05) were significant independent predictors of psychological health. While emotional intelligence (β = .052, t=0.61, p>.05) found to have no independent significant prediction on the psychological health. The findings of the study were discussed and it suggested the need for caregiver education and support programs.

Recommendation: The study recommends that family support groups should be created for assisting caregivers and advocating for the promotion of their well-being in society.
Psychosocial factors as Antecedent to Role Performance among Frontline Healthcare Workers during COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Odera Peter , Njeru Fridah , Arudo John , Ogutu Joel , Sore Doreen
Published: October 2022

Purpose: The Corona Virus disease popularly known as COVID-19 was first diagnosed in humans in Wuhan, China in December 2019. The study sought to analyze the influence of psychosocial factors on role performance among COVID-19 frontline Healthcare Workers in Busia County, Kenya.

Methodology: Cross-sectional   research design was employed and multi stage sampling adopted to get the sample size of 298 respondents from a population of 873 frontline healthcare workers in Busia County, Kenya. Data were collected using questionnaire and interview schedule. The collected data were analyzed with multivariate regression analysis while qualitative findings were transcribed under themes.

Findings: The variation explained by the psychosocial factors was 0.098 (9.8%). This did not change much after inclusion of confounders in the model with the final model (0.133). The study concluded that work-related psychosocial factors, especially emotional demands, work pace and role conflicts contributed to challenging work performance. Therefore psychosocial factors were a major predictor of role performance.

Recommendation: The study recommends need to use based psychosocial factors to help change frontline HCWs working practices in order to enable them realize full potential in role performance.
Uzluksiz ta’lim jarayonida mustaqil fikrlovchi, kreativ shaxsni tarbiyalashda bo‘lajak o‘qituvchilarning pedagogik tayyorgarligi
Authors: Abduhalimova Yulduz
Published: October 2022

Ushbu maqola uzluksiz ta’lim jarayonida mustaqil fikrlovchi, kreativ shaxsni tarbiyalashda bo‘lajak o‘qituvchilarning pedagogik tayyorgarligi haqida yozilgan. Ijodkor shaxsning shakllanishini shaxsning o‘zaro mos tarzda bajarilgan ijodiy faoliyat va ijodiy mahsulotlarni yaratish borasidagi rivojlanishi sifatida belgilash mumkin. Ushbu jarayonning sur’ati va qamrovi biologik va ijtimoiy omillar, shaxsning faolligi va kreativ sifatlari, shuningdek, mavjud shart-sharoit, hayotiy muhim va kasbiy shartlangan hodisalarga bog‘liq. Hozirgi  sharoitda pedagogdan kreativlik sifatlarga ega bo‘lish talab etiladi.
The Transcultural Identity of Japanese-Filipino Children in Tokyo, Japan
Authors: Cafe Dindo Palce
Published: October 2022

This ethnography is an inquiry on the transcultural identity of Japanese-Filipino Children (JFC) who are situated in a multi-cultural context in the city of Tokyo, Japan. In theoretical sense, the analysis centers on culturally nomadic individuals who are active agents in the formation of their cultural identities, rather than being passive repository of social and cultural influences. The cultural identities of JFC are navigated within a transcultural milieu that is perpetuated by Japanese and Filipino cultural background of their parents. The salient cultural identities of JFC include being religious, sociable, hospitable, respectful to elders, patient, hopeful, humble, resilient, hardworking, innovative and resourceful, contented and happy, multilingual, and preference for Filipino food. These cultural identities are unique in contrast to pure Japanese children and correspondingly distinguish them as JFC in Tokyo. Myriad of social forces impinge on the process of cultural formation among JFC however; family, school, and church have played vital role in honing their cultural identities in a transcultural milieu.
Presidential Threshold Seen From Perspective Constitutional Democracy
Authors: Muttaqin Labib , Ananda Muhammad Alfian Rizki
Published: October 2022

This study is intended to discuss and compare the presidential threshold in the perspective of constitutional democracy. The president is the head of government who is directly elected by the people. The election of president and vice president is one of the prerequisite procedures for the successful implementation of a country's government. In accordance with the basis of the 1945 Constitution that Indonesia is based on a constitution that contains democratic principles, it is implied in Article 6A of the 1945 Constitution, then the requirements are regulated in Law No. 7 of 2017. In simultaneous elections, the constitutional right of every citizen to nominate himself as president and vice president, which is implied in Article 222 of the Election Law is considered to limit the constitutional rights of every citizen.
EFFECTS OF STUDENTS' MAJORS AND LEARNING STYLE PREFERENCES ON THEIR WRITING APPREHENSION IN THE COMPOSITION OF CLASSICAL CHINESE POETRY
Authors: Geng Hui , Wei Han
Published: October 2022

Writing apprehension is one of the primary issues that impede students’ willingness to compose classical Chinese poetry. It refers to the negative and anxious feelings that undermine their self-confidence in fulfilling writing goals. This paper aims to measure the levels of writing apprehension of Chinese undergraduate students in the composition of classical Chinese poetry and explore whether majors, preferences of situated and sensory learning styles contribute to any significant differences in their writing apprehension levels. The potential factors that mainly influence their attitudes are also investigated. The respondents include 100 undergraduate students at the Guilin University of Electronic Technology in China. The quantitative findings firstly indicated that the students had a medium level of writing apprehension, and those who majored in Chinese were more anxious than those who majored in English. Secondly, students who preferred the tactile learning style had the lowest level of writing apprehension. However, there were no significant differences in their writing apprehension levels regarding majors and preferences of learning styles. Moreover, the qualitative findings suggested that the six factors that mainly led to the writing apprehension were: the choice of words and sentences, the expression of thoughts and emotions, the establishment of themes and subject matter, the selection of poetic templates, the creation of imagery and aesthetic conception and the use of artistic techniques. The results highlight the awareness and necessity of poetry writing instruction. It is recommended that similar research should be done on a larger scale in China.
TRAUMA AND AGORAPHOBIA IN JANE URQUHART'S A MAP OF GLASS
Authors: Abdullah Jassim Omar Mohammed , Sabah Abed Maryam
Published: October 2022

A Map of Glass, written by Jane Urquhart, is one of the postcolonial novels that is filled with notions of love, loss and memories. However, it presents one of the main characters struggling with a psychological condition which prevented her from living normal for a long term of her life. This study focuses on this topic in the novel and sheds light on the reasons behind the character's trauma, the consequences of the trauma and whether she managed to convalesce from such trauma and restore her life back. This study applies with Dominick LaCapra's concepts Acting out and Working through in explaining her condition of trauma. Additionally, it provides further knowledge about the lives of traumatized people, the difficulties they face and their ongoing struggles with life in order to gain more understanding of the horrors of trauma since most people are ignorant about these issues. This study traces the process that the character went through to free herself and overcome her condition.
Blockchain Based Privacy and Security Across Cloud in Electric Vehicle Application for Sustainable Development in Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Authors: Brilly Sangeetha S. , K. Krishna Prasad
Published: October 2022

Purpose: In this paper we utilise electric vehicle-based cloud edge (EVCE) computing, it is possible to integrate vehicle contexts in a seamless manner. With the increasing use of electric vehicles (EVs) in V2X, this is likely to become a trend. When it comes to information and energy exchanges, a hybrid cloud/edge computing system with EVs as a potential resource infrastructure presents considerable security challenges. In order to find context-aware vehicular applications, the viewpoints of information and energy interactions are taken into consideration. The use of distributed consensus has resulted in the creation of blockchain-inspired energy and data coins, which use the frequency of data contributions and the amount of energy contributions to demonstrate the proof of work for each coin. When it comes to protecting vehicle interactions, the industry, innovation, and infrastructure sectors of Envision2030 are confronted with a number of different security alternatives.
Design/Methodology/Approach: The EVCE computing for mobile cloud architecture to the electric vehicle acting as the edges across the network. The unutilised energy resources, and communication and computational resources of EVs are pooled together and used for other purposes. Mobile cloudlets for electric vehicles are created using VANETs and other interconnected services that gets connected together. When EVs are parked for extended periods of time in different locations, they form a cooperative network of services. Incorporating flexible connected EVs into traditional cloud infrastructures enables contact with remote service providers, local area networks (LANs), as well as other organisations, while operating in the cloud computing mode.
Findings/Result: The primary purpose of a blockchain application is to maintain a record of all of the transactions that have been made by the various members of the network. After the submitted transactions have been confirmed and arranged, a block is formed, and the outcomes of the transactions are put on the blockchain as transaction results.
Originality/Value: When it comes to transactions, HLF three-stage revolutionary design, dubbed execute-order-validate, is reliant on the preceding steps of the transaction to function properly. Because the actual throughput is close to 100%, a 100 TPS transmit rate is achievable and sustainable
Paper Type: Experimental Research
Rationalization of the Economy through Migrant Workers in the Unorganized Sector of Kerala
Authors: T. D. Aswani , Bhat Shivashankar
Published: October 2022

Purpose: Kerala has seen a considerable influx of migrant workers from various parts of India in recent years. Kerala is an attractive job market for workers from outside the state because of higher earnings, plentiful employment options, and a scarcity of local labourers. The goal of this article is to look at the availability of casual migrant workers in Kerala's labour market as well as their impact on the state's economy. Also looked at how migrants' financial and social status improves as a result of migration.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Descriptive Research was used in this study, which is focused on secondary data sources. Secondary data is gathered through books, newspapers, journals, articles, and government websites.
Originality: The influences of migrant workers in the rationalization of the economy are discussed.
Value: The study will aid in assessing the financial and social upliftment of migrant workers owing to migration by looking at the availability of migrant workers, labour force participation rate, worker population ratio, and wage rate.
Findings: There has been a whopping increase in the number of migrant workers in the labour market of Kerala, it figured out that there were 4,12,849 migrants in 2001 and it soared to 31,50,000 migrants in 2020. It is mostly owing to increased job availability and high remuneration rates, which can be seen even in Kerala's unorganised industry. 60% of migrant workers are employed in construction, 8% in manufacturing, 7% in hotels and restaurants, 2% in trade and 2% in agriculture, with the remaining 23% engaged in other occupations. As a result of migration, people's quality of life increases. By educating people about different cultures, traditions, and languages, it enhances their social lives and encourages intergroup harmony, which in turn helps society as a whole.
Paper Type: Descriptive study
Do “segredo” ao “nós existimos!”: alguns apontamentos sobre expectativas de gênero em torno das transmasculinidades na mídia brasileira
Authors: Braz Camilo
Published: October 2022

Este artigo analisa uma reportagem exibida pela Rede Globo a respeito da morte de um homem trans na cidade de Campo Grande, a cotejando com parte da produção teórica das ciências sociais sobre as chamadas transexualidades, com outras produções midiáticas produzidas por pessoas trans e também entrevistas realizadas junto a homens trans na região metropolitana de Goiânia. Assim, aborda antropologicamente o processo contemporâneo de profusão discursiva sobre o tema das transmasculinidades na mídia brasileira, a fim de apontar para possíveis ambivalências em torno da (re)produção de repertórios simbólicos a partir dele.
The Datafied Society
Authors: Schäfer Mirko Tobias , Es Karin
Published: October 2022

As machine-readable data comes to play an increasingly important role in everyday life, researchers find themselves with rich resources for studying society. The novel methods and tools needed to work with such data require not only new knowledge and skills, but also a new way of thinking about best research practices. This book critically reflects on the role and usefulness of big data, challenging overly optimistic expectations about what such information can reveal, introducing practices and methods for its analysis and visualisation, and raising important political and ethical questions regarding its collection, handling, and presentation.
Revising Humanitarianism and Solidarity
Authors: Foley James , Gyollai Daniel , Szalanska Justyna
Published: October 2022

This chapter addresses three cases where governments have adopted
explicitly Euro-critical or anti-EU stances linked to migration. The primary
aim was to understand how nations that reject the established European
narrative of international protection have framed their obligations to
alleviate the suffering of war and conflicts. This has been broken into
three conceptual areas for comparative purposes: humanitarianism,
solidarity, and sovereignty. While observing areas of distinction between
these states and the EU, the analysis suggests the difficulties involved
in hardened contrasts between a cosmopolitan-humanitarian EU and
national-sovereigntist states. Instead, the chapter presents a more nuanced
picture of how states have developed distinct accounts of humanitarianism
and international order. Moreover, there is considerable evidence that
narratives of Europeanness developing on the liminal periphery have been
reshaping core notions of “European” identity embodied in the official
pronouncements of the Commission.
The Cultural Background of Female Portraiture
Authors: Toreno Elisabetta
Published: October 2022

The views that women earn respect by disciplining their behaviour, and that
such a respect is fused with their domestic identity are key aspects of the woman
question in patriarchal culture. This chapter explains the roots of the arguments
of the querelle des femmes from a selection of late medieval social and amorous
literature. The quantity of male authors in this chapter is high because limited
access to education meant that there were fewer women engaged in literary
activities. However, this chapter also discusses women’s writings, their tone and
contents. These are in the crucible of the biosocial ideal of femininity promoted
by patriarchal tropes. A prolific strand also underscores a spiritual dimension,
which women felt to be out of patriarchal control. This is explored in the final
pages of this chapter, which altogether provides the theoretical framework for
the contents of this book.
destocking question and environmental degradation in Machakos county, Kenya: Myths and facts
Authors: Muendo Lydia K. , Wanyonyi Dr Pius K.
Published: October 2022

This article analyses environmental degradation and the destocking question in Machakos County. The establishment of colonial rule led to a considerable transformation in the environmental conditions of Machakos County. Human activities have always changed the physical environment, but the scale and impact grew enormously during the colonial period. In order to survive, the Akamba responded to the altered environmental conditions under the demands and restraints of colonial policies. Forceful destocking in the context of land alienation is discussed in this article from the political ecology theoretical framework. Akamba response to these changes is demonstrated as well as the consequent reaction of the colonial administration. Data for the article was drawn from both primary and secondary sources. Primary sources included archival records at the Kenya National Archives (Nairobi and Machakos). Both published and unpublished works were used to collect secondary data. Descriptive data analysis using qualitative methods of content analysis was applied. This article concluded that political considerations were made in regard environmental conservation. The intersection between colonialism, resource utilisation, and local and international politics fall in the context of environmental history. The area recommended for further research is the Second World War, the Mau Mau war and the clamour for independence as relates to land and its resources in terms of environmental conservation in Machakos County.
The physico-chemical properties of sewage sludge processed for agricultural use from the Nyeri-Kangemi wastewater treatment plant, Nyeri county, Kenya
Authors: Geoffrey Odhiambo Ong’ondo; Annastacia Wairimu Muia Allan Kiptanui Kimisto;
Published: October 2022

This study was conducted to assess the physico-chemical properties and changes that occur in the composting process between raw sewage sludge inflow at the sludge tank and the composted end product in the dry beds used for agricultural application at the Nyeri-Kangemi wastewater treatment plant in Nyeri County, Kenya. Sludge samples were collected between June and October in different stages of the sludge treatment process; the sludge tank received from the primary and secondary wastewater treatment processes and the composted sludge from the dry beds. Results showed the final composted dry sludge had a pH ranging from 5.53 to 6.52. The mean values were; EC was 3.77 ± 0.05 mS/cm, TOC of 2.03 ± 0.05 per cent, ON of 0.19 ± 0.01 per cent, TOP 88 ± 1.6 mg/L, Temperature 21.03 ± 0.06 °C, particle density of 2.30 ± 0.02 g/cm3, Bulk density of 0.24 ± 0.02 g/cm3, 90.7 ± 0.01 per cent pore space, moisture content of 11.3 ± 0.70 per cent, TS of 53.40 ± 8.82 per cent and VS of 29.79 ± 9.94 per cent. The concentrations of Fe, Ca, Mg, Mn, K, Na, Zn and Cu were 1896.15 ± 106.2 mg/l, 266.42 ± 27.55 mg/l, 190.52 ± 4.82 mg/l, 139.3 ± 0.29 mg/l, 114.38 ± 4.81mg/l, 84.61 ± 0.71 mg/l, 39.18 ± 0.36 mg/l and 5.65 ± 0.12 mg/l respectively. This study recommends the need to do more research on how to improve and stabilise the physico-chemical parameters in the sludge treatment before agricultural use.
Sensitivity of simulating Typhoon Haiyan (2013) using WRF: the role of cumulus convection, surface flux parameterizations, spectral nudging, and initial and boundary conditions
Authors: Delfino Rafaela Jane , Bagtasa Gerry , Hodges Kevin , Vidale Pier Luigi
Published: October 2022

Abstract. Typhoon (TY) Haiyan was one of the most intense and highly
destructive tropical cyclones (TCs) to affect the Philippines. As such, it
is regarded as a baseline for extreme TC hazards. Improving the simulation
of such TCs will not only improve the forecasting of intense TCs but will
also be essential in understanding the potential sensitivity of future
intense TCs with climate change. In this study, we investigate the effects
of model configuration in simulating TY Haiyan using the Weather Research
Forecasting (WRF) Model. Sensitivity experiments were conducted by
systematically altering the choice of cumulus schemes, surface flux
options,
and spectral nudging. In addition to using the European Centre for
Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Reanalysis fifth-generation (ERA5) single
high-resolution realization as initial and boundary conditions, we also
used 4
of the 10 lower-resolution ERA5 data assimilation system (EDA) ensemble
members as initial and boundary conditions. Results indicate a high level
of
sensitivity to cumulus schemes, with a trade-off between using
Kain–Fritsch and Tiedtke schemes that have not been mentioned in past
studies of TCs in the Philippines. The Tiedtke scheme simulates the track
better (with a lower mean direct positional error, DPE, of 33 km), while
the Kain–Fritsch scheme produces stronger intensities (by 15 hPa minimum
sea level pressure). Spectral nudging also resulted in a reduction in the
mean DPE by 20 km, and varying the surface flux options resulted in the
improvement of the simulated maximum sustained winds by up to
10 m s−1. Simulations using the EDA members initial and boundary
conditions revealed low sensitivity to the initial and boundary conditions,
having less spread than the simulations using different parameterization
schemes. We highlight the advantage of using an ensemble of cumulus
parameterizations to take into account the uncertainty in the track and
intensity of simulating intense tropical cyclones.