bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Mnemosyne. Ciencia  Arte:
Authors: Ramírez Malo Felícitas , González Iglesias Francisca , Ruiz Torres Carmelo
Published: October 2023

En la biblioteca de la Estación Experimental del Zaidín (Granada), especializada en información científica en el área de las ciencias agrarias y afines (perteneciente a la Red de Bibliotecas y Archivos del CSIC) se organizó una exposición de carácter creativo. Imágenes de la Ciencia, cuya autoría recaía sobre los investigadores del centro, fueron asociadas a obras originales que las reinterpretaron. Partiendo de la colección de la hemeroteca se experimentó sobre las ilustraciones de las cubiertas de reconocidas revistas del panorama científico internacional. Un grupo de 15 artistas fue invitado a desarrollar sus trabajos recreando el contenido de las portadas. El resultado fueron 30 piezas que enlazaron ilustración científica con objetos de creación de diferente naturaleza. Se exhiben en pareados de manera que el espectador asocia cada figura de investigación con su respectiva composición plástica: MNEMOSYNE: CIENCIA  ARTE. La muestra tiene continuidad porque está abierta a la incorporación de nuevas aportaciones.
Differences in the Effect of Giving Fe Tablets and Capsules Moringa Leaves on Hepcidin and Ferritin Levels in Anemic Pregnancy Rats
Authors: Sari Novita , Sulastri Delmi , Endrinaldi Endrinaldi
Published: October 2023

Anemia is a condition characterized by a decrease in Hemoglobin (HB), a serious global public health problem especially affecting children and pregnant women. This study aimed to determine differences in the effect of giving Fe tablets and capsules of Moringa leaves on hepcidin and ferritin levels in anaemic pregnancy rats. This research was an experimental study with a randomized post-test-only control group design. This research was conducted at the Animal House of the Faculty of Medicine, Andalas University to maintain and treat experimental animals. Ferritin and Hepcidin examinations were carried out at the biomedical laboratory of the Faculty of Medicine, Andalas University. The sample in this study were female white rats (Rattus Novergicus) which met the inclusion and exclusion criteria, the data were analyzed using One Way Anova. The results of this study indicated that the mean hepcidin levels in the Fe (P1) and Moringa leaf capsule (P2) groups were 181.902 ± 20.31 and 216.362 ± 29.90 with a p-value of 0.006 . The mean ferritin levels in the Fe(P1) and Moringa leaf capsule (P2) groups were 1.928 ± 0.263 and 2.308 ± 0.320 with a p-value of 0.004. The conclusion in this study was that there was an effect on hepcidin levels after being given Fe tablets (P1) and Moringa leaf capsules (P2) to anemic pregnant rats and there was an effect on ferritin levels after being given Fe tablets (P1) and Moringa leaf capsules (P2) to anemic pregnant rats

 

Keyword: Anemic, Ferritin, Fe Tablets, Hepcidin, Moringa Leaf Capsules
Hyperbolization in modern English literary texts
Authors: Vlasova Ekaterina Viktorovna
Published: October 2023

The aim of the paper is to identify in a systematized manner various means and ways of expressing hyperbolization in the speech of characters in modern English literary texts. The research is novel in that it is the first to systematize a variety of hyperbolic means in English-language fiction that allow achieving a certain emotional impact on the addressee. The paper analyzes the contexts of the use of exaggeration in the speech of 25 characters in the works of modern English writers: India Knight’s “Comfort and Joy” (2010), Sophie Kinsella’s “Finding Audrey” (2015) and “Love Your Life” (2020), and for the first time summarizes hyperbolic ways of expression in the maxims of modern English society. The study examines such hyperbolic means as hyperbole, hyperbolic metaphor, metonymy, irony, antihyperbole, meiosis and litotes. The results of the study showed that the hyperbolic ways contribute to the creation of a colorful image, comic effect, as well as an emotional and manipulative impact on the reader. The analyzed material revealed the existence of lexical, grammatical and stylistic ways of expressing hyperbolization, which are actively used in the speech of modern native speakers.
Translation of TV series from English into Russian: Linguistic and extralinguistic issues
Authors: Timko Natalia Valeriyevna
Published: October 2023

The paper is devoted to the problem of considering the linguistic and extralinguistic features of the translation of TV series from English into Russian. Its theoretical significance consists in updating the issues of audiovisual translation (hereinafter AVT) and summarizing materials on cultural and pragmatic adaptation of audiovisual texts. The aim of the research is to solve the translation problems associated with overcoming both the linguistic barrier (transmission of realia, humor, reduced vocabulary) and the non-linguistic barrier (synchronization of source and target audiovisual codes) when translating TV series from English into Russian. The scientific novelty of the research lies in finding translation strategies for synchronizing original and translated texts related to phonetic, kinesthetic and time constraints of the audiovisual text. The results of the research obtained during a comparative analysis of the original texts and their translations showed the following: when translating realia, reduced vocabulary and humor, translators resort to functional replacements, explanations or elimination (neutralization of national and cultural specifics), depending on the context in each case. When solving the “over-text” problems of AVT related to the need to synchronize visual, sound and verbal signs of the source and target products, translators proceed primarily from orientation to the target linguoculture and adapt the source text in order to provide an adequate communicative and functional effect on the viewer, for which it is necessary sometimes to shorten the source text or completely change it.
Science at the supermarket: A comparison of what appears in the popular press, experts' advice to readers, and what students want to know
Authors: Zimmerman Corinne , Bisanz Gay L. , Bisanz Jeffrey , Klein Juliette S. , Klein Peter
Published: October 2023

The popular print media constitute a major source of new information about scientific research for the public and for members of the scientific community outside their areas of expertise. Despite the potential importance of media reports to scientific literacy and public awareness of science, little is known about the content of these articles. We sampled the popular print media (e.g., publications such as those sold at a convenience store or supermarket) and found that the majority of articles about scientific research were in the form of news briefs. We analyzed and compared (a) the content of these news briefs, (b) advice given by experts about how to read media reports about science critically, and (c) university students' requests for information as they evaluated brief reports about research. Some marked discrepancies were found. For example, much of the information that experts advised readers to attend to or that students spontaneously requested were infrequently available in news briefs. Our findings have implications for conceptualizing scientific literacy, as well as for changing science journalism and science education in ways that can enable readers to become effective consumers of scientific information.
“The first Caucasian revolutionary”: Sheikh Mansur in Soviet historiography
Authors: Manyshev S. B.
Published: October 2023

The article deals with the secular historiography of the anti-Russian movement that emerged in the North Caucasus in the last quarter of the 18th century. The author analyzes the main concepts and the source base on which the main conclusions of historians were based. There are several periods in the development of the study of the movement of Sheikh Mansour, for each of which the main scientific works are considered. First, the early Soviet historiography is considered, which tried to fit the movement under the leadership of Sheikh Mansur into the general Soviet narrative. The next stage in the development of historiography is associated with the concealment of the figure of Mansur, which followed the deportation of the Vainakhs to Central Asia, and later declaring it inspired by Turkey. In the late Soviet period, such concepts as “national liberation”, “anti-colonial” and “anti-feudal” were assigned to the movement, even though Mansur did not fit into the concept of the so-called “voluntary integration” of Chechen-Ingushetia into Russia.
Teaching Oriental languages in St. Petersburg University in the 19th century: “Russian-Arabic Conversations” by Abdallah Kelzi and his translations of Krylov's fables
Authors: Serikoff N. I. , Kashaf Sh. R.
Published: October 2023

The article deals with the appendix to the publication "Russian-Arabic Conversations" by the teacher of Arabic and Turkish languages at the Oriental Faculty of St. Petersburg University, Abdallah (Fedor Il’ich) Kelzi (1819–1912). The appendix comprises ten fables by Ivan Andreevich Krylov (1769–1844) translated into Arabic. This is the first instance when his fables received a translation into Arabic. The Author shows that A. Kelzi’s choice of the source for translation was hardly accidental. The text of Krylov's fables easily falls to discrete “blocks”. These "blocks" were rather convenient for building new sentences and, therefore, for describing various situations. This fact enabled a student to save efforts while memorizing the Russian examples for translation and to concentrate on a deeper study of Arabic vocabulary and idioms by students. The vocabulary itself was also not artificial and chosen for the occasion: Krylov wrote in the living, folk language of the 19th century. The Arabic words and expressions, which A. Kelzi used, as well as the Arabic style of his translation, were also imitated. The study shows that A. Kelzi relied on the edition of the Arabic text of Luqman's Fables, published in France in 1850.
Agrarian policy of the Russian Empire in the Kazakh steppe through the prism of Orthodox missionary work
Authors: Muftakhutdinova D. Sh.
Published: October 2023

The article is devoted to the consideration of the Russian state agrarian policy in the Kazakh steppe, as well as reveals the influence of the Tatar sedentary agricultural practices and everyday culture on the Kazakhs, moving towards a settled way of life. The paper studies the investigated archival and ethnographic sources, describing the process of changing the everyday culture of the Kazakhs in the process of transition to a settled way of life. The study presents that during the transition to agriculture that happened to last the whole 19th century, the Kazakhs transformed their way of life not to Russian model, but to the Tatar one. Under the influence of Tatar Muslim culture, the Kazakhs strengthened their Islamic identity and, despite the efforts of Orthodox missionary work, for the most part remained Muslims.
The position of the countries of the Islamic world regarding China's policy in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
Authors: Bredikhin A. V.
Published: October 2023

The article is devoted to the consideration of the present positions on the implementation of China's policy in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the measures it implements against the Muslim population. The tendency of interrelation of economic processes, as well as integration into global supranational projects (BRICS, Shanghai Cooperation Organization) is revealed as factors for neutralizing and positivizing published opinions. The role of Arab countries as leaders of the Islamic world in this process is determined.  The work was based on official publications in the media and expert assessments. As a result of the conducted research, it was possible to identify the main positions of Muslim countries in relation to Chinese national policy in the study region.
A brief history sketch on the genesis study of the Quranic corpus in Western Quranic studies (from the 19th century to the present day)
Authors: Mukhetdinov D. V.
Published: October 2023

This article examines the history of the origin of research of the Quranic corpus by Western academic scholarship from the nineteenth century to the present period. Particular emphasis is made on the direction of research which is based on the philological study of the Quran and the study of the earliest manuscripts. This tradition of research dating back to T. Neldeke ("History of the Quran") received considerable continuity with classical Islamic Quranic scholarship. Some attention was also paid to the so-called 'revisionist' theories of the origin of the Quranic corpus, from the earliest (A. Geiger) to the most recent ones. Although the academic community is engaged in fierce debates concerning certain issues of the origin of the written Quranic corpus, nevertheless, the basic consensus we formulated in this work corresponds in its key points to the results elaborated by Islamic Quranic scholarship over the centuries. Moreover, studies of the earliest manuscripts of the Quran, including those discovered in recent decades, as well as many other monuments, demonstrate that the Quran was almost completely codified (except for certain details) in its known form as early as the first century A.H., in contradiction to the claims of revisionist scholars. The present work can serve as a scholarly introduction to this topic, filling a serious insufficiency of relevant reference sources in Russian.
Religious Superiority Complex: A Psychological Perspective
Authors: Polosin V. S.
Published: October 2023

The article discusses the mechanism of formation of the complex of religious superiority, as well as its practical consequences. The source of this complex is an inferiority complex and collective trauma, which is forced out through mental influence – appropriating the achievements of saints and heroes of the past, one's people and country. Collective trauma can cause a desire to transcend external superiority over others at any cost. When searching for a way out of a collective trauma, communities often seek help from ancient archetypal images stored in the sphere of the collective unconscious, which are reconstructed in the collective consciousness with the functions that they had in the past. The irrational way of reconstructing the past allows the elite to manipulate the collective will and direct it in the way they need.

In relation to Islam, these processes have been visible since the end of the 19th century, against the background of the struggle of a number of Muslim countries against Western colonialism and attempts to reconstruct the post-Ottoman caliphate. These processes led to the emergence of “Political Islam”, in which religious goals are replaced by earthly ones, namely, by religious and political superiority.
The Disciplinary Status of Islamic Psychology Abroad in the Late 20th - Early 21th Centuries
Authors: Serebryakova A. Y.
Published: October 2023

In the 1970s due to the dissatisfaction of Muslim psychologists with Western psychological theories and practices, which, in their opinion, did not take into account the influence of religion on human behavior, such a field of knowledge as Islamic Psychology began to develop. This line is quite new and is at the stage of active development, so there is still uncertainty about its disciplinary status. The purpose of this article is to clarify the current state and content of the scientific and intra-Muslim discussion regarding the disciplinary status of Islamic Psychology abroad. The works of Arab psychologists ‘Uthman Najati, who first used the term “Islamic Psychology” in 1948, and Malik Badri, who is considered the “father of modern Islamic Psychology”, are studied. Based on the work with English and Arabic sources, the various opinions of scientists on the definition of the disciplinary status of Islamic Psychology at the present time are also considered. As a result of the study, two main periods of the modern development of Islamic Psychology are identified, trends among scientists in determining its disciplinary status are identified, and features of intra-Muslim discussion are considered.
Review of the book by A.A. Shaov “Necessity and Exceptionalism”. Maykop: Magarin O.G. Publishing; 2022. 115 р.
Authors: Azizov A. A. , Nekhai V. N.
Published: October 2023

The review analyzes the monograph devoted to the renewal movement and the meanings of interpretation related to the members of it. This problem is relevant from the 19th century to the present day. Attempts to carry out modernization and purification of Islam from the old meanings do not stop until now. There are many works of an updating nature and a reinterpretation of Islam from its legal base through the prism of the Western worldview. This monograph is the first of its kind, which attempts to reveal the epistemological path of the modernists (the so-called “Renovationists”) of Islam through the prism of traditional Islam.

The paper also deals with the question of creating a unified global civilizing project in support of traditional Islam with the challenges of the new times, without hermeneutic replacement of the exclusivity of the author's understanding of Islamic laws through the Renovationists’ discourse.
How social status matters Language revised Jepsen and Bengtsson.edited time 22:16
Authors: Jepsen Kim Sune Karrasch , Bengtsson Steen
Published: October 2023

This article outlines a micro-social social status theory to explore how inclusive education works out for adolescents with hearing loss. Advanced medical treatment and hearing aids enable inclusive education across societies, but research finds communicative and psychosocial peer difficulties indicating barriers to inclusion. Social status is not explored much in the hearing loss field. Framing our theory against the backdrop of the biosocial model, we advance a theory of how social status is an evolutionary trait of humans' normative and emotional perception to acknowledge and evaluate each others worth. We determine how insider status derives reciprocal exchange relations of attentiveness within primary reference groups, generating a person-to-group standing of equality. One-way exchange relations generate inequality, pushing towards outsider standing. In line with key insights from medical sociology, disability originates in variable but persistently constraining impairment effects that we qualify as fatigue, miscommunication, and behavioural withdrawal from the peer group. A key contribution is our design of an analytical status continuum of insider, peripherical, marginal and outsider person-to-group standings that we employ in a comparative case study of person-to-group standings among 15 adolescents with hearing loss in general elementary schools versus a boarding school. In the former, they experienced diverse social statuses compared to their insider status as a co-enrolled group at an independent boarding school supporting mixed peer groupings across disabilities and backgrounds. We explain why and provide recommendations in support of inclusive education.
The Prosecutor's Fallacy Framed as a Sample Space Substitution
Authors: Suss Richard A.
Published: October 2023

The Prosecutor’s Fallacy has been described as a particular error in statistical reasoning that exaggerates a defendant’s probability of guilt, although it also occurs in other settings. When it occurs at trial, the listener must quickly detect and deflect it. This article reviews the Fallacy’s form and history (§§1-3), explains logical errors that may be imputed to it involving Bayes’s theorem with base and incidence rates, likelihood ratios, and logical form (§§4-5), and recasts them graphically (§6). But the logical and graphical errors are too abstruse to be psychologically real or to call out in a trial courtroom. Something is operating closer to consciousness, more easily exposed and rebuffed (§§7-10). Often an opportunistic subtraction from 1 sets up complementary numerical probabilities. With or without explicit subtraction, in all cases of the Prosecutor’s Fallacy and of the fallacy of the transposed conditional a probability substitution fallacy acts as an inverse straw man to illicitly shift an empirical or complementary numerical probability onto one of a different pair of complementary outcomes. Revealing the correct complement exposes this substitution and breaks any direct link to guilt. Synthesis of narrow (transposition) and broad (subtraction) paradigms into a coherent entity unites diverse, including personal, cases. Analytical and synthetic modes prepare witnesses and attorneys to avert or correct this fallacy. Probability symbols and formulas, and tabular diagrams, are offered not for courtroom use but as background to inspire readers and listeners to efficiently recognize and neutralize the Prosecutor’s Fallacy in any of its guises.
INTOLERANSI DI MASYARAKAT
Authors: ermawati erly
Published: October 2023

Indonesia dikenal dengan negara yang kaya akan budaya, beragam suku, agama, ras,serta golongan. Hal tersebut akan menjadi nilai tambah untuk negara Indonesia karena kayaakan keragaman. Namun, tidak menutup kemungkinan juga apabila keragaman tersebutmenjadi bumerang bagi Indonesia itu sendiri.Intoleransi menjadi salah satu dari sekian kemungkinan hal yang dapat menjadibumerang bagi Indonesia itu sendiri. Lantas, apa itu intoleransi? Intoleransi merupakankebalikan dari semua prinsip yang terdapat dalam toleransi. Dengan beragamnya suku, ras,agama, serta golongan, memungkinkan munculnya sifat etnosentrisme, di mana masyarakatIndonesia akan merasa bahwa golongannya lebih hebat daripada golongan yang lain, sehinggaterjadilah intoleransi.Masalah-masalah mengenai intoleransi yang sering kita jumpai adalah intoleransiagama dan budaya. Intoleransi agama ini dapat meliputi dikucilkannya seseorang karenaperbedaan agama yang dianut, merusak fasilitas untuk beribadah, bahkan bom bunuh diri punterjadi di tempat ibadah. Selanjutnya, intoleransi budaya yang dimana kelompok tertentu yangcenderung sekuler dalam mengutamakan paham dan nilai budaya tertentu.
Koei (Supplement III:35-10)
Authors: Akmut Camille
Published: October 2023

GameCenter CX continuation
Monitoring surface deformation with spaceborne radar interferometry in landslide complexes: insights from the Brienz/Brinzauls slope instability, Swiss Alps
Authors: Manconi Andrea , Jones Nina , Loew Simon , Strozzi Tazio , Caduff Rafael , Wegmueller Urs
Published: October 2023

We performed an extensive analysis of C-Band SAR datasets provided by the European Space Agency (ESA) satellites ERS-1/2, Envisat ASAR, and Sentinel-1 in the period 1992-2020 aiming at reconstructing the multi-decadal spatial and temporal evolution of the surface displacements at the Brienz/Brinzauls landslide complex, located in canton Graubünden (Switzerland). To this end, we analyzed about 1’000 SAR images by applying differential interferometry (InSAR), multitemporal stacking, and Persistent Scatterer Interferometry (PSI) approaches. Moreover, we jointly considered Digital Image Correlation (DIC) on high resolution multi-temporal Digital Terrain Models (DTM) generated form airborne surveys and InSAR results to compute 3-D surface deformation fields. The extensive network of GNSS stations across the Brienz landslide complex allowed us to extensively validate the deformation results obtained in our remote sensing analyses. Here, we illustrate the limitations occurring when relying on InSAR and/or PSI measurements for the analysis and interpretation of complex landslide scenarios, especially in cases of relevant spatial and temporal heterogeneities of the deformation field. The joint use of InSAR and DIC can deliver a better picture of the evolution of the deformation field, however, not for all displacement components. Since InSAR, PSI and DIC measurements are nowadays routinely used in the framework of local investigations, as well as in regional, national and/or continental monitoring programs, our results are of major importance for users aiming at a comprehensive understanding of these datasets in landslide scenarios.
What is the scope of refreshing? Downstream effects of reflective attention do not extend to semantically linked items.
Authors: Lintz Evan Nathaniel , Poh Wei Lin , Cole Zachary Jay , Johnson Matthew R. , Price Jessica
Published: October 2023

Refreshing is a cognitive process that entails directing the spotlight of internal, or reflective, attention onto a mental representation in service of ongoing cognition. Refreshing shares many parallels with perceptual attention, including its ability to both facilitate and inhibit the processing of recently refreshed items, depending on the circumstances. However, there is currently limited information on the depth to which refreshing causes representations to be processed, or what facets of a multimodal mental representation might be primarily targeted by refreshing. The present study addresses those questions with two experiments involving refreshing word stimuli, aimed at revealing whether effects of refreshing extend to semantically linked items. In Experiment 1, bilingual (English/Malay) participants refreshed words in Malay or English and saw probe words in either the same language, or their equivalent in the other language. In Experiment 2, participants refreshed words in English only, and probe words could potentially be semantic associates of the refreshed item (e.g., dog/cat). Experiment 1 showed clear inhibition for probes of refreshed words, and Experiment 2 showed clear facilitation for probes of refreshed words, both replicating previous results with similar task designs. However, neither study showed any evidence for these effects spreading either to translations of the refreshed word (Experiment 1) or to items semantically related to the refreshed word (Experiment 2). Bayesian analyses confirmed that the most likely model for the data involves no such spreading effects. These results suggest that, at least for word stimuli, refreshing appears to target representations at a relatively superficial orthographic/phonological/sensorimotor level, and not a deeper semantic level.
Examining the Structure of Personality Dysfunction
Authors: Sleep Chelsea , Phillips Nathaniel Luke , Du Tianwei V. , Vize Colin , Lynam Donald , Miller Josh
Published: October 2023

Personality impairment is a core feature of personality disorders in both current (i.e., DSM-5 Personality Disorders, ICD-11 Personality Disorders) and emerging (i.e., DSM-5’s Alternative Model of Personality Disorders) models of psychopathology. Yet, despite its importance within clinical nosology, attempts to identify its optimal lower-order structure have yielded inconsistent findings. Given its presence in diagnostic models, it is important to better understand its empirical structure across a variety of instantiations. To the degree that impairment is multifaceted, various factors may have different nomological networks and varied implications for assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. Therefore, participants were recruited from two large public universities in the present pre-registered study (N = 574) to explore the construct’s structure with exploratory “bass-ackward” factor analyses at the item level. Participants completed over 250 items from six commonly used measures of personality dysfunction. Criterion variables in its nomological network were also collected (e.g., general and pathological personality traits, internalizing/externalizing behavior, personality disorders) using both self and informant reports. These factor analyses identified four lower-order facets of impairment (i.e., Negative Self-Regard, Disagreeableness, Intimacy Problems, and Lack of Direction), all of which showed moderate to strong overlap with traits from both general and pathological models of personality.
Using megatrends as a navigation tool for the future library
Authors: Mittrowann Andreas
Published: October 2023

The author first discusses the informative value of forecasts and then focuses on12 so-called megatrends developed by the German Zukunftsinstitut in Frankfurt/Main (“Future Institute”), which claim long-term informative value for themselves: Knowledge Culture, Connectivity, Neo-Ecology, Urbanization, Mobility, Globalization, New Work, Individualization, Silver Society, Health, Security and Gender Shift are presented with their various facets and the respective relevance for libraries is discussed in bullet points. In addition, the 20 topics of the IFLA Trend Report 2021, updates are assigned to the respective megatrends to round them off. The original version of this article appeared in issue 25 (2022) No. 6 of the German library journal b. i. t. online.
Correlation of Social Media Metrics and Citations: A Case of Physical Review Letters
Authors: Gujjarappa Nagaraja L , Chandrashekara M.
Published: October 2023

Scholarly literature is increasingly shared and discussed through the social web by researchers and academicians. The objective of the study is to investigate and measure the relationship of the citations with Altmetric Attention Score (AAS) for the selected articles in the physical review letter journal. Data extracted from Altmetric.com, Google Metrics, and from PlumXmetrics. Spearman correlation method was used to find the correlation between the Dimension and Scopus citations with AAS for selected articles, results show that the “p-value” stood as .009 and .002 which comes less than the significant level shows that high cited papers have a high AAS and the value of r stood as .772 and .851 which shows a high positive correlation between citations and AAS. US and Japan hold the top position countries with 816 and 326 tweets respectively. Mendeley and Twitter are contributing more to altmetrics scores. It is suggested that the Indian research community should also look forward to utilizing the social media platforms effectively to attract more audiences.
Symbiotic Relation between a Library and an Academic Institution
Authors: Gautam Sarita
Published: October 2023

Academic libraries and academic institutions are always interlinked and dependent on the purpose of serving educational activities and the well-designed curriculum of the formal education system. Academic institutions without a library have no significance and an academic library without its parent institution has no origin. But it is rarely found that these are named, discussed, analyzed, and worked together as a whole. This study aimed to find out the academicians’ perceptions of the symbiotic relationship between academic institutions and libraries. For the study, the Central Departments of the University Campus Tribhuvan University, Nepal were chosen. The study followed the quantitative method using a survey research design through a questionnaire tool eleven responses were received. Data were analyzed descriptively. Academicians have a keen interest in the establishment of libraries within the department and arrange the library scientifically to enhance research and teaching learning activities. In most of the departmental libraries the post of librarian was found vacant. The praiseworthy dedication of the academicians to the development of libraries for their collaborative partnership was found. They are very much sure about the impact of libraries in teaching learning and research activities. The service delivered by the libraries as the first door to the search for information bystudents and faculties is recommended undoubtedly.
Safety at work within industry 5.0 - quo vadis
Authors: Kralj Damir , Aralica Karlo
Published: October 2023

All EU nations and the rest of the globe have been undergoing a massive digital transformation since Germany introduced and put into practice the Industry 4.0 concept in 2011. This entails not only boosting production by incorporating all current means of production, such as modern ICT solutions and robotics, but also introducing new expert profiles and ways of working. And, as that process became increasingly intensive, a new phrase, Industry 5.0, emerged in 2015. This concept focuses on the human potential as well as various IoT and Big Data applications to enhance human job and talent. Its objective is to connect individuals who work with robots in automated industrial settings. It is obvious that protecting worker safety and wellbeing at work entails not just maintaining physical health but also maintaining mental health, autonomy, dignity, privacy, and inclusion. Thanks to new technologies and the concept of Industry 5.0, we can have safer and more productive workplaces where the skills and creativity of workers come to the fore.
Motivasi Kerja, Kepuasan Kerja, Dan Disiplin Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan Mc Donald's
Authors: Indrayana Vira Yuniar , Sekarsari Larasati Ayu
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this study was to analyze the significance of the influence of work motivation, job satisfaction, work discipline on employee performance at McDonalds Surabaya. The method used in this research is descriptive with a quantitative approach. From the results of the research above, it can be concluded that work motivation has a significant positive effect on employee performance at McDonalds Surabaya. While good performance can improve organizational performance in order to achieve company goals. Job Satisfaction has a significant effect on Employee Performance at McDonalds Surabaya. This shows that the higher the employee's job satisfaction, the higher the employee's performance. Work Discipline has no significant effect on Employee Performance at McDonalds Surabaya. Without work discipline from employees, it will be difficult for companies to get optimal results, because employee performance is not good. From discipline, good morale will emerge, because it is this discipline that shapes the character of employees.

Keywords: Work Motivation, Job Satisfaction, Work Discipline
Pengaruh Sistem Keuangan Desa Dan Sistem Pengendalian Intern Terhadap Akuntabilitas Pengelolaan Dana Desa
Authors: Karim Andriyawan E. , Blongkod Harun , Husain Siti Pratiwi
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the village financial system and internal control system on the accountability of managing village funds in the districts of Bilihu and Gorontalo. This research involved village heads, village secretaries, hamlet heads, BPD, youth leaders, and community leaders, totaling 113 respondents. Descriptive analysis, a structural equation model (SEM), and AMOS 24.0 were used in this study. This quantitative research combines primary data obtained through observation, interviews, questionnaires, and pictures. The results of the study found that the village financial system and the government's internal control system both had a positive and significant effect on the accountability of village financial management in villages throughout Biluhu District, Gorontalo Regency.

Keywords : Village financial system, Internal Control System, Fund Management Accountability
Pengaruh Implementasi Teori Motivasi Hierarki Abraham Maslow Dalam Peningkatan Semangat Kerja Karyawan PT. Nutrihub
Authors: Rangkuti Dhita Adriani , Ndruru Adarman , Saragih Sani Eldima Nopelia , Simanjuntak Irma Mediana Saruli
Published: October 2023

This study aims to examine the implementation of Abraham Maslow's Hierarchical Motivation Theory in increasing employee morale at PT. Nutrihub. The independent variables used in this study are self-actualization needs, esteem needs, social needs, safety needs, and physiological needs. The dependent variable is employee morale. The population in this study are employees of PT. Nutrihub. The sampling technique used was a saturated sample technique with a total sample of 76 employees. For data analysis carried out with validity and reliability tests, descriptive statistical tests, classical assumption tests, multiple regression analysis tests, tests determination, f test and t test. The results showed that the variables of self-actualization needs, esteem needs, social needs, safety needs, and physiological needs partially had a positive and significant effect on the morale of Nutrihub employees. The implications of this research are the basis for companies to see the effect of self-actualization, appreciation, social, security, physiology and employee morale and contribute to improving learning in students of the Faculty of Economics.

Keywords: Self-Actualization Needs, Appreciation Needs, Social Needs, Security Needs, Physiological Needs, Employee Morale
Efektivitas E-Recruitment dan Media Sosial Dalam Meningkatkan Minat Pelamar Kerja Generasi Z
Authors: Hardiansyah Ruly , Danial R Deni Muhammad , Nurmala Resa
Published: October 2023

According to the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) of Sukabumi City, the population aged 15 and over is the working-age population. The total labor force in Sukabumi City was known to have increased to 56.86 million in January 2021, compared to 55.74 million in January 2020. The labor force included unemployed persons over the age of 15 who were the employed or employed but temporarily jobless and the unemployed. The research was aimed at determining whether e-recruiting and social media had a significant influence towards increasing Gen Z's willingness to apply for jobs, and evaluating the effectiveness of social media and e-recruiting in evoking the interest in applicants among the Gen  Z students in Sukabumi. The primary research data were obtained from respondents and conducted quantitatively using associative descriptive method. The data, collected through questionnaires, consisted of 27 questions. The sample used consisted of 100 higher education students served as respondents from 10 universities in Sukabumi City by means of cluster sampling technique. Likert scale was deployed and multiple linear regression analysis was used for processing the data. Research Findings; e-recruitment and social media have a positive influence on increasing Gen Z job-seeking enthusiasm.

Keywords : E-Recruitment, Social Media, Interest in Applying for a Job
Pengaruh Likuiditas, Leverage, Firm Size Dan Profitabilitas Terhadap Nilai Perusahaaan Food And Beverage Yang Terdaftar Di BEI Priode 2017-2020
Authors: Kok Septina Fenny , Tampubolon Lasma Ria , William William , Yinarta Denisse , Richard Steven , Nahrisah Ezzah
Published: October 2023

The purpose of the study was to test and analyze the effect of liquidity, leverage, firm size and profitability on the value of food and beverage companies listed on the IDX for the period 2017-2020. The population used in this study is a company listed food and beverage index on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in the period 2017-2020 which amounted to 38 companies, a sample of 26 companies and a total of 104 observations. The sampling technique used is purposive Sampling. The results of partial hypothesis testing that Leverage and liquidity have a negative and significant effect on the value of food and beverage companies listed on the IDX for the period 2017-2020. the results of simultaneous hypothesis testing that liquidity, leverage, firm size and profitability have a positive and significant effect on the value of food and beverage companies listed on the IDX for the period 2017-2020.

 

Keywords: Liquidity, Leverage, Firm Size, Profitability, Company Value
Pengaruh Perencanaan Strategi Dan Kinerja Perusahaan Terhadap Keunggulan Bersaing Studi: Perusahaan Provider Operator Sukabumi
Authors: Agustini Devi , Sunarya Erry , Norisanti Nor
Published: October 2023

In this study, the aim was to find out whether the implementation of company strategy and performance had an influence on competitive advantage for company provider operators. The research method used in this study is a quantitative method with a sample size of 31 respondents who are Managers, Supervisors and Admins at the Sukabumi Provider Operator Company, using a saturated sampling technique. In obtaining data generated by distributing research questionnaires to all samples with a total of 30 servers regarding strategic planning variables, company performance and competitive advantage, the measurement technique used is the Likert scale. Furthermore, testing of the data that has been obtained with various tests in order to answer the hypothesis in this study. The results in this study indicate that planning has a positive and significant influence between strategy on competitive advantage, and there is a positive and significant influence between company performance on competitive advantage and simultaneously with the implementation of strategic planning and company performance can increase the position of competitive advantage in Provider Company Operators. Sukabumi.
Analisis Pengaruh Kredibilitas Influencer Marketing Terhadap Minat Beli Pada Industri Skincare Merek Lokal Indonesia
Authors: Hastiana Arlin Tri , Astuti Rifelly Dewi
Published: October 2023

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this study is to explore the influencersâ€™ credibility dimensions (i.e. attractiveness, trustworthiness, expertise and similarity) on purchase intention through the mediating role of brand awareness, trust in influencer post, also cognitive and affective online engagement in Indonesian local brand skincare industry.  The population of this study entails all social media users who have bought local skincare in Indonesia within 1 month and follow the influencers marketing who promote the brand in their social media account. The total number of respondents who were collected was 1,270 respondents, however only 968 respondents were taken for further measurements. The data was analyzed by SEM-PLS.  The study demonstrates a very excellent fit for the data and the influence of expertise, trustworthiness, attractiveness, and similarity of influencer on brand awareness, trust in influencerâ€™s post, online engagement, and purchase intention.  This research is proved additional dimension of influencer credibility (similarity) besides three commonly used (expertise, trustworthiness and attractiveness).  Another contribution of this research is that it succeeded in validating the credibility of which influencers influence the target market for local skincare brands in Indonesia.

Keywords: Influencer Credibility, Brand Awareness, Trust, Engagement, Purchase Intention
Pengaruh Sistem Pengendalian Manajemen Dengan Four Lever’s Of Control Model Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan Di Perusahaan Manufaktur Kota Semarang Dengan Tingkat Kreativitas Sebagai Variabel Mediasi
Authors: Budianto Karyn Natasha , Murniati Monika Palupi
Published: October 2023

This study attempts to ascertain the impact of the management control system with the levers of control model, which comprises belief systems, boundary systems, diagnostic systems, and interactive systems on employee performance with a mediating variable, namely the degree of employee creativity. This form of research, which is quantitative, makes use of primary data collected by sending questionnaires to industrial businesses in Semarang, Central Java, through Google Form. 84 firm managers, including top and intermediate managers, participated in the survey as respondents. Based on the probability sampling approach, sampling was computed. Three different multiple linear regression techniques were used in this study to test three different hypotheses: (1) the effects of management control systems on worker productivity; (2) the effects of management control systems on worker creativity; and (3) the effects of management control systems and creativity as mediating factors on worker productivity. The results of this study show that the management control system, which consists of components of the belief system and interaction system, has a substantial impact on improving employee performance and creativity. Employee productivity and creativity are unaffected by this, and neither are the boundary system and diagnostic system characteristics. The creative variable also has the power to limit the management control system's effect on employee performance.

Keywords : Belief Systems, Boundary Systems, Interactive Control Systems, Diagnostic Control Systems, and Creativity
Analisis Penerapan Sistem Akuntansi Klaim Jaminan Kecelakaan Kerja Dan Jaminan Kematian Pada BPJS Ketenagakerjaan Cabang Juanda
Authors: Purnamasari Nadifah Ita , Susilowati Endah , Kirana Nanda Wahyu Indah
Published: October 2023

This study aims of knowing the procedures for claims for employment injury security and death security applied by the Juanda Branch of BPJS Ketenagakerjaan in order to produce a proper and adequate claim payment accounting system. This type of research uses descriptive research with a qualitative approach. The data used in this study are primary data and secondary data. Primary data was obtained directly through interviews while secondary data was obtained through official documents related to claims for work accident insurance and death benefits. The results showed that the accounting system for work accident claims and death benefits applied to the Juanda Branch of Employment BPJS complies with PP No. 44 of 2015. However, overall the accounting system that is applied is not effective because the system is still experiencing problems caused by the participants' lack of knowledge regarding the requirements that must be attached in submitting claims and services that are only carried out directly at the office. A letter of heirs made by the relevant agency and a chronology of events made by the company or the police are documents that are often not attached by participants.

Keywords: Accounting System, Employment Injury Security, Death Security
Akuntabilitas Memediasi Sistem Pengendalian Internal Pemerintah Dan Partisipasi Masyarakat Terhadap Transparansi Alokasi Dana Desa Di Kecamatan Mojoagung
Authors: Damora Shendi , Susilowati Endah
Published: October 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of the internal control system and community participation on the transparency of village fund allocations with accountability as a mediating variable, a case study on the Mojoagung District Government Village Apparatus. This research is a quantitative research. The data used is primary data through distributing questionnaires. The sample was determined by purposive sampling method of 90 respondents. The analysis technique uses SmartPLS 4.0. The results of the research show that a) the government's internal control system influences transparency and is proven to be true; b) The government's internal control system affecting accountability is not proven true; c) Public Participation affecting Transparency has not been proven true; d) Community Participation influencing Accountability has been proven true; e) Accountability affects Transparency is not proven true. In conclusion, the Government's Internal Control System contributes to Transparency, Community Participation Contributes to Accountability and Accountability does not mediate the Internal Control System and Community Participation for Transparency in Village Fund Allocations.

Keywords: Accountability, Government Internal Control System, Community Participation, Transparency, Village Fund Allocation.