bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Perancangan Blueprint SI/TI Menggunakan TOGAF ADM 9.2 pada KSP Pratama Surya Makmur Mojokerto
Authors: Nugraha Bintang Rassya , Istiyanto Noerma Pudji , Prayoga Riza Akhsani Setyo
Published: August 2024

The aim of this research is to improve the efficiency of information management and support the company's vision and mission. The main problems faced by the company are discrepancies in calculations and inaccuracies in attendance within the operational application, as well as a lack of digital platforms such as an official website and adequate social media. The company's manual management also leads to inefficient management and a high potential for errors, which hinders the company's performance and growth. Therefore, a Blueprint for Information/Technology Systems (IT/IS) was designed using TOGAF ADM 9.2. This research employs qualitative methods through observation and interviews. The result is a comprehensive IT/IS Blueprint and an implementation roadmap for the next four years. This Blueprint is expected to guide the development of IT/IS, increase competitiveness, and support the company's business sustainability effectively and efficiently.
The Relationship of Adult Eat Addiction With Obesity, The Desire To Be Admired and Being Ego-Centric
Authors: Laçiner Eflal Rana , Özcan Öznur Özge , Karahan Mesut
Published: August 2024

Objective: The research was carried out as a descriptive cross-sectional study to determine the relationship between food addiction, obesity, desire to be admired, and egocentrism in adults.
Material and Methods: The research was carried out with 678 adults living in Turkey who voluntarily agreed to participate in the study. The research data were collected via Google Form between October 2021 and March 2022, with an online questionnaire consisting of Sociodemographic Data Form, Yale Food Addiction Scale, Desire to Be Admired Scale, and Inflated Sense of Self Scale.
Results: In the research, 80.8% were female of the adults who participated, on average 30.41±10.0 years old, 24.2% were overweight and 11.5% were obese and weighed an average of 24.13±4.71 kg/m2 Body Mass Index and 16.7% of them had food addiction. In the study, the majority of adults with food addiction were overweight and obese; A significant relationship was found between the diagnosis of psychiatric illness and Body Mass Index characteristics of adults and food addiction. In the study, it was determined that there were positive and low-level significant relationships between adults’ food addiction and total scores of Body Mass Index, desire to be admired and inflated sense of self.
Conclusion: As a result of the research, it was found that there were positive significant relationships between adult food addiction and obesity, desire to be admired and inflated sense of self; It has been determined that obesity, desire to be admired and inflated sense of self increase with the increase of food addiction.
Inhibition of Gliocladium sp against plant pathogenic fungus and their exoenzyme activity
Authors: Fardhani Dinar Mindrati , Fuadiyah Dzakiya Alda , Susila Wisnu Adhi , Nugraheni Ika Afifah
Published: August 2024

Gliocladium sp. It is known to have an antagonistic mechanism against other organisms by means of hyper parasitism, antibiosis and lysis, as well as competition. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of Gliocladium sp. in inhibiting several types of plant pathogenic fungi and their exoenzyme activity. Inhibition testing was carried out by the Dual Culture Assay method on several plant pathogenic fungi including Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, Rhizoctonia solani, Fusarium sp., and Phytophthora sp. The exoenzyme activity tested includes cellulolytic tests, amylolytic tests, and chitinolytic tests. Antagonist testing showed that Gliocladium sp. able to inhibit the growth of all pathogenic fungi tested with varying percentage of inhibition. High percentage of inhibition was shown in the pathogens Colletotrichum gloeosporioides and Rhizoctonia solani with percentages of 78.75% and 75%, respectively. Then, the antagonist activity against Fusarium sp. has a moderate resistance percentage of 56%. Meanwhile, a low percentage of inhibition is shown in Gliocladium sp. against Phytophthora sp. with a figure of 25%. From the characterization of exoenzyme activity in Gliocladium sp., negative results were obtained in liquid and solid Carboxymethyl Cellulose, amylum, and chitin media. Meanwhile, in the amylolytic test, positive growth was marked by the appearance of mycelia on the surface of the amylum liquid medium, but in the solid media negative results were obtained against the amylase enzyme. Gliocladium sp fungus has the potential to be a biocontrol agent against various plant pathogenic fungi
Emotional Regulation and Parental Involvement as Factors Contributing to Family Resilience among Indonesian Parents of Autistic Children
Authors: Sari Novika Purnama
Published: August 2024

Purpose: This study explores the relationship of parental involvement and cognitive emotional regulation on family resilience among Indonesian parents of autistic children. It aims to determine how these factors contribute to family resilience and compare resilience levels between parents of autistic and typically developing children.Methods: A cross-sectional design was employed, with data collected from 213 parents of autistic children and 218 parents of typically developing children in Indonesia. Participants completed online questionnaires measuring parental involvement, cognitive emotional regulation, and family resilience using the Walsh Family Resilience Questionnaire (WFRQ) and the Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (CERQ-short). Statistical analyses, including Pearson’s correlation and independent samples t-tests, were conducted to assess the relationships and differences between groups.Results: Significant positive correlations were found between parental involvement, cognitive emotional regulation, and family resilience. Parents of autistic children reported lower total family resilience scores compared to parents of typically developing children, with significant differences observed in organizational patterns. However, no significant differences were found in belief systems or communication/problem solving components.Conclusion: The study highlights the critical role of parental involvement and cognitive emotional regulation in fostering family resilience, particularly in families with autistic children. Further research is needed to explore these relationships longitudinally and in diverse cultural contexts.
Evaluating and extending speedup techniques for optimal crossing minimization in layered graph drawings
Authors: Wilson Connor , Puerta Eduardo , Crnovrsanin Tarik , Di Bartolomeo Sara , Dunne Cody
Published: August 2024

A layered graph is an important category of graph in which every node is assigned to a layer, and layers are drawn as parallel or radial lines. They are commonly used to display temporal data or hierarchical graphs. Previous research has demonstrated that minimizing edge crossings is the most important criterion to consider when looking to improve the readability of such graphs. While heuristic approaches exist for crossing minimization, we are interested in optimal approaches to the problem that prioritize human readability over computational scalability. We aim to improve the usefulness and applicability of such optimal methods by understanding and improving their scalability to larger graphs. This paper categorizes and evaluates the state-of-the-art linear programming formulations for exact crossing minimization and describes nine new and existing techniques that could plausibly accelerate the optimization algorithm. Through a computational evaluation, we explore each technique’s effect on calculation time and how the techniques assist or inhibit one another, allowing researchers and practitioners to adapt them to the characteristics of their graphs. Our best-performing techniques yielded a median improvement of 2.5–17× depending on the solver used, giving us the capability to create optimal layouts faster and for larger graphs. We provide an open-source implementation of our methodology in Python, where users can pick which combination of techniques to enable according to their use case. A free copy of this paper and all supplemental materials, datasets used, and source code are available at https://osf.io/5vq79.
MONONUCLEAR ONCOGENESIS
Authors: Shalin Sergey
Published: August 2024

This book is devoted to topical issues of theoretical oncology: the mechanism of the “birth” of a malignant stem cell, the growth of the malignant focus and the development of the malignant process. Based on published data, our own observations and thinking, a universal and easily comprehensible theory has been developed where many of the accepted facts find their place. The proposed theory gives general ideas about the aetiology and pathogenesis of malignant tumours, thus creating the necessary basis for their further study and improvement. The book is intended for students and teachers at medical and biological centres of learning, researchers as well as doctors of all specialties, who are interested in the problem of malignant diseases.
How does it feel when people forget your name or name you incorrectly?
Authors: Brédart Serge , Devue Christel , Vanootighem Valentine
Published: August 2024

The present study investigated, using a questionnaire, how people feel (i.e., irritated, offended and sad) when their own name was misprocessed (i.e., forgotten, uttered after a hesitation, mispronounced, replaced by another person’s name) during a conversation with friends and close colleagues. Participants reported relatively low negative feelings after such naming incidents. Nevertheless, they reported being more irritated and offended than sad for all the incidents. They felt comparable levels of irritation and offense, except for mispronunciations that caused more irritation. Although participants reported weak negative feelings, they reported reacting often to all incidents, either by reminding their names or by correcting the interlocutor. The contrast between weak ratings of negative feelings and high ratings of recall and correction shows that using the correction as the only indicator of bother when the own name is misprocessed can be misleading. Finally, the intensity of irritation triggered by incidents with the own name was negatively related with the participants’ propensity to misprocess other peoples’ names, but was not related with scores at the Rosenberg self-esteem scale nor with the level of self-symbolic value of the own name.
Decision-making under flood predictions: a risk perception study of coastal real estate
Authors: Seenath Avidesh , Mahadeo Scott , Blackett Matthew
Published: August 2024

Flood models, while representing our best knowledge of a natural phenomenon, are continually evolving. Their predictions, albeit undeniably important for flood risk management, contain considerable uncertainties related to model structure, parameterisation, and input data. With multiple sources of flood predictions becoming increasingly available through online flood maps, the uncertainties in these predictions present considerable risks related to property devaluation. Such risks stem from real estate decisions, measured by location preferences and willingness-to-pay to buy and rent properties, based on access to various sources of flood predictions. Here, we evaluate the influence of coastal flood predictions on real estate decision-making in the UK by adopting an interdisciplinary approach, involving flood modelling, novel experimental willingness-to-pay real estate surveys of UK residents in response to flood predictions, statistical modelling, and geospatial analysis. Our main findings show that access to multiple sources of flood predictions dominates real estate decisions relative to preferences for location aesthetics, reflecting a shift in demand towards risk-averse locations. We also find that people do not consider flood prediction uncertainty in their real estate decisions, possibly due to an inability to perceive such uncertainty. These results are robust under a repeated experimental survey using an open access long-term flood risk map. We, therefore, recommend getting flood models ‘right’ but recognise that this is a contentious issue because it implies having an error-free model, which is practically impossible. Hence, to reduce real estate risks, we advocate for a greater emphasis on effectively communicating flood model predictions and their uncertainties to non-experts.
Dynamical controls on intensity-duration characteristics of heatwaves in an idealised model
Authors: Shibu Abel , Monteiro Joy
Published: August 2024

An idealised climate model is used to study the contribution of the atmospheric circulation to the intensity-duration characteristics of heatwaves. Using the observed correlation between near-surface temperature and lower tropospheric dry static energy (DSE), we study the energetics of the lower troposphere during heatwaves in the model. We observe that, remarkably, the intensity-duration characteristics of heatwaves are primarily controlled by zonal advection of DSE, parallel to the climatological gradient of DSE. In regions of non-zero climatological lower tropospheric winds, this leads to a phenomenon which we term as a heatwave "conveyor belt" where DSE anomalies advected by the climatological winds lead to DSE accumulation profiles which determines heatwave intensity and duration. We show that changes in intensity-duration characteristics by latitude are primarily determined by changes in the magnitude of the zonal winds. Our results propose a new, circulation focused viewpoint to study heatwave characteristics.
Enhancing Efficiency and Flexibility in Audits through Bayesian Optional Stopping
Authors: Mensink Lotte , de swart jacques , Derks Koen , wetzels ruud
Published: August 2024

To verify the accuracy of organizations’ financial statements, auditors collect and evaluate audit evidence. Often, it is too time-consuming or expensive to analyze the entire population of audit evidence. In such cases, auditors may use statistical sampling to evaluate a sample of the evidence and extrapolate the findings to the rest of the population. When statistically extrapolating the findings from the sample to the population, auditors can choose between the frequentist or Bayesian statistical paradigm. The two paradigms differ on various aspects, but one crucial difference is that the frequentist paradigm requires the auditor to determine the sample size before collecting any data, whereas the Bayesian paradigm does not. Consequently, auditors employing a Bayesian method can monitor evidence as it comes in and stop whenever sufficient evidence has been gathered. This practice, also known as Bayesian optional stopping, enhances efficiency and flexibility in audits.
Exploring an optimal number of talkers: Comparing lower and higher variability multitalker perceptual training
Authors: Nagle Charlie , Bruun Shelby , Zárate-Sández Germán
Published: August 2024

One of the main challenges individuals face when learning an additional language (L2) is learning its sound system, which includes learning to perceive L2 sounds accurately. High variability phonetic training (HVPT) is one method that has proven highly effective at helping individuals develop robust L2 perceptual categories, and recent meta-analytic work suggests that multitalker training conditions provide a small but statistically reliable benefit compared to single talker training. However, no study has compared lower and higher variability multitalker conditions to determine how the number of talkers affects training outcomes, even though such information is crucial for optimizing HVPT. In this study, we compared 2-talker and 6-talker training conditions for L2 Spanish stop consonants, which we also compared to a control group that did not receive HVPT. Despite high performance overall, the experimental groups improved more and demonstrated greater generalization than the control group, but neither experimental group outpaced the other. These findings have implications for the design and implementation of HVPT.
Impression updating in 6- to 9-year-olds reveals integrative trait reasoning and a negativity bias
Authors: Kim Minjae J. , Kumar Melisa , Young Liane , McAuliffe Katherine
Published: August 2024

Effective social interaction requires reasoning about people’s traits. Relatively little is known about how children revise their trait inferences of others. This study examined impression updating in 6-9-year-olds (N = 162, M age = 7.96, 52.5% female, 53.1% White) by presenting targets whose behaviors changed in valence over time. Children engaged in integrative trait reasoning: they considered targets’ full behavioral history when making niceness judgments. There was a surprising negativity bias, where children updated more in the positive-to-negative direction compared to the opposite. In addition, the findings showed that behavioral frequency information matters more with increasing age, and that ambiguous impressions may have consequences for downstream predictions. These findings highlight the flexibility and limitations of children’s trait theories.
Successful Psychopathy Predicts Variation in Ambition and Motivations for Life Success
Authors: Wallace Louise , Fido Dean
Published: August 2024

Though psychopathic personality has long been considered a robust predictor of antisocial and criminal behavior throughout one’s life, more recent attention has turned to the construct of successful psychopathy. This subtype depicts individuals who are callous and unemotional at their core, yet who are characterised by traits largely considered beneficial or adaptive in daily life and which contribute to positive outcomes in business and social arenas. Though emerging work on this construct has outlined associated markers of success, further investigation is required to better understand what drives this success. In this study (n = 224), hierarchical regression models demonstrated that beyond demographics, successful psychopathic traits accounting for further variance in ambition, as well as the facets of life success: status/wealth seeking, professional fulfilment, personal fulfilment, and security. Results are discussed in terms of their theoretical and practical implications for organizational dynamics and potential for employee screening, training, and development.
Towards a theory of bureaucratic behavior in collaborative natural resource governance: evidence from the US Forest Service
Authors: Pennick Chelsea
Published: August 2024

This study explores the role of front-line workers in collaborative environmental management. Using an institutional work lens and actor narratives, we reveal how collaborative institutions are created, modified and disrupted amidst conflicting logics. The results indicate that government actors engage in critical institution-building and boundary spanning practices that create opportunities for citizen influence, demonstrate responsiveness, fill institutional voids and overcome organizational barriers. These findings suggest that attention to the routines and practices of street-level bureaucrats is critical for understanding and theorizing the connection between governance design and outcomes and have important implications for the study of institutional and organizational change.
Potential of Artificial Intelligence in Education and Ethical Issues
Authors: Saxena Manoj Kumar , Bajotra Vikram
Published: August 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword in education because of its potential to modify how we impart and acquire knowledge. AI has enormous potential including automating administrative chores, personalizing learning, and providing feedback in real-time. One important use of artificial intelligence in education is personalized learning. Analyzing student data to design individualised learning experiences for every learner is also possible by using AI. There are some ethical issues with AI integration in education that need to be resolved. The objectivity of AI systems can only be established by the data used to train systems based on AI. The possibility that AI will eventually replace human teachers raises further ethical questions. AI cannot take the role of human connection, which is necessary for effective teaching and learning even though it can offer personalized learning and real-time feedback. There are lot of promises for artificial intelligence for educational purposes, but at the same time there are also ethical issues that need to be addressed. Protecting student data privacy, ensuring that rather than replacing, AI is utilised to improve human teachers, and training AI systems on objective data are all crucial to ensuring that AI is utilized in education responsibly. The methodology consisted of a thorough evaluation of the literature, which included articles, journals, newspaper articles, authoritative blogs, and books on artificial intelligence applications in education. This paper intends to investigate both the possible benefits of learning with artificial intelligence (AI) in educational institutions and the moral dilemmas raised by its applications.
Remote Teaching and Teachers’ Wellbeing in Nepal During Covid-19: A Review
Authors: K. C. Rejina
Published: August 2024

Teachers’ wellbeing was impacted adversely in the pandemic, which brought school closure and social distancing everywhere. Abruptly, the academic institutions had to shift from physical to remote teaching by using various online platforms. The main purpose of this study is to explore and understand teachers’ experiences of remote teaching during COVID-19 pandemic. It aims to examine how the sudden change to online teaching impacted teachers’ wellbeing, their personal lives, and its impact on their students’ learning outcomes. The study is likely a qualitative research design, focusing on exploring teachers’ experience and perceptions which involves a comprehensive analysis and synthesis of existing literature, particularly based on the empirical studies related to remote teaching during the pandemic. It involves indentifying theme pattern, and insights related to teachers’ experience of remote teaching. It also sheds light on how teachers employed effective pedagogy as coping mechanism and explored the opportunities for learning new skills as their professional development amidst crisis.
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Psychology
Authors: Bajotra Vishal , Rani Nisha
Published: August 2024

Psychology has always been fascinated by the human mind, which is incredibly complex and elusive. However, its depths are still mostly unknown, and the scant information and arbitrary interpretations impede our comprehension. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is a potent force that promises to shed light on these hidden intricacies. Massive amounts of data, such as speech patterns, facial expressions, and even physiological markers, may be analyzed with remarkable objectivity and precision by AI-powered algorithms. For those who are unable to access traditional treatment due to social or geographic constraints, AI-powered chatbots, and virtual therapists can provide round-the-clock support and guidance. The AI models, which mimic human perception, learning, memory, and decision-making, provide important insights into the complex mechanisms underlying the brain. This in-depth knowledge is essential for creating interventions and preventative strategies that are more successful for a wide range of mental health issues. To ensure appropriate and ethical deployment, it is imperative to strike a balance between the advantages of artificial intelligence and the indispensable warmth of human connection. The methodology comprised a comprehensive review of the literature on artificial intelligence applications in psychology, which includes books, reputable blogs, journals, newspaper articles, and articles. There is no denying its capacity to completely transform medical diagnosis, treatment, and our comprehension of the human mind. This research article tries to explore the many applications of AI in psychology and how it can transform our basic knowledge of the human psyche.
Social Intelligence of Pupil Teachers in Relation to Their Values
Authors: Kaur Randeep , Manral Bheema
Published: August 2024

Social intelligence and values play a vital role in shaping and building character of any person. Being social and caring for other’s feelings are basic and fundamental characteristic of human beings. Social intelligence and values are closely and deeply related constructs. Social intelligence develops good and moral values in human beings. If at early stage of human life social intelligence is properly developed; it will later enhance high moral values in life which will benefit society. Present study is based on social intelligence of pupil teachers in relation to their values. Pupil teachers join teaching profession after completing their B.Ed. course. They will be directly responsible for developing and providing proper social situations to students learning in their schools. At the same time, it’s also up to them to develop good and moral values in the students. Therefore, the present study is very important from this perspective. The present study aims to investigate the correlation between social intelligence and values of pupil teachers. Descriptive survey method was employed in the study. A sample of 412 pupil teachers is included in the study; who were studying in B.Ed. colleges affiliated to Kumaun University Nainital. Social Intelligence scale by N.K. Chadha & Usha Ganesan and Personal Value questionnaire by G.P. Sherry & R.P. Verma were employed in the study for data collection. It is obtained from the study that social intelligence and all the values are positively correlated with each other.
Eco-consciousness in Shakya's Soch [Thought]
Authors: Wagle Anupa
Published: August 2024

This article aims at analyzing thought-provoking essays collection, Soch [Thought] by Karna Shakya highlighting environmental issues and eco awareness found in it. So, the article investigates the ecological issues and the sense of consciousness to protect existing environment while conducting developmental and economic activities. The article analyses what ecological issues are used and how they prioritise the preservative mindset of the writer to protect environment in future. To address these objectives, ecocritical perspective is used mainly the idea of sustainable development. The significance of this study is to contribute to the reader to see the essay collection as a serious message to maintain the balance between economy and ecology. The paper concludes that Soch is full of positive thoughts to preserve ecology during economic activities. It paved the way towards eco-awareness through Nepali literature to address contemporary environmental issues faced by not only Nepal but the world.
Divine Play in Vṛndāvan: An Exploration of Śrī Kṛṣṇa Līlā in the Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa
Authors: Pokhrel Mohan Kumar
Published: August 2024

The Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa, a cornerstone of Hindu scripture, intricately weaves together a tapestry of divine narratives relating to Śrī Kṛṣṇa līlā.  The Kṛṣṇa līlā unfolds a kaleidoscope of enchanting episodes from the life of Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, revered as the supreme embodiment of divine love and wisdom. The Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa intricately portrays Krishna's multifaceted persona, showcasing his roles as a compassionate friend, a fearless protector, and a profound philosopher. It delves into his divine interventions, such as the lifting of Mount Govardhan to shelter the residents of Vṛndāvan from Indra's wrath, and his legendary Rāsalīlā, a celestial dance of divine love with the Gopīs, symbolizing the union of the individual soul with the Supreme. The major objects of this study are  to explore Śrī Kṛṣṇa līlā  in the Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa;  to examine Śrī Kṛṣṇa līlā for  our understanding of the philosophical concepts of the divine play in the text; and to evaluate Śrī Kṛṣṇa līlā in the Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa.  For the analysis of the primary text, the researcher has used Sanātana Gosvāmī's principle of līlā. The theorist claims that humans perform different activities as līlā in their lives. The interpretative method has been used in the analysis of this article. The result drawn from this investigation is Śrī Kṛṣṇa līlā in the Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa serves as a timeless reservoir of spiritual wisdom and awakens to the eternal truths of love, devotion, and self-realization. The discussion concludes that the portrayal of Śrī Kṛṣṇa līlā in the Śrimad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa stands as a pinnacle of devotional literature, encapsulating the essence of divine play, love, and wisdom.
tawiab2023 – Tagung wissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten und Hochschulschriften-Repositorien
Authors: Bailoni Maximilian , Felsberger Gudrun , Hirschmugl Werner , Lechner Manfred , Leitner Edith , Mayer Adelheid , North Tanja , Staudinger Michael , Sucker Irina
Published: August 2024

Am 28. September 2023 fand in der Aula am Campus der Universität Wien die „Tagung wissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten und Hochschulschriften-Repositorien“, kurz tawiab2023, statt. Diese stand im Zeichen der Schwerpunkte Urheberrecht, Plagiatsprüfung, Ablieferung von Dissertationen an die Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Barrierefreiheit und Vergabe von DOIs.
Analisis Kinerja Website E-Reporting Pada Kementerian Pertanian Menggunakan Metode PIECES
Authors: Rizki Achmad Guntur Al , Malau Yesni
Published: August 2024

Dikementerian pertanian direktorat Jendral Tanaman Pangan memiliki website E-Reporting yang bertujuan untuk menghitung dan melaporkan luas baku lahan sawah baik irigasi maupun non irigasi sehingga ada level desa/kelurahan yang dilaksanakan OLEH PPL (Penyuluh Pertanian Lapangan) dengan menggunakan jaringan layanan google maps, sehingga hasil bacaan dapat diterjemahkan dalam bentuk luasan lahan sawah yang cukup akurat. Analisis website E-Reporting menggunakan metode PIECES. Metode pengumpulan data dalam penyusunan skripsi adalah metode observasi, wawancara, dan studi pustaka. Tahapan analisis menggunakan metode PIECES. Dilihat dari Kinerja (Performance) aplikasi website E-Reporting kecepatan loading time belum termasuk katagori kurang baik karena masih mendapatkan grade D. Kekurangan yang lain terdapat pada optimize images, leverage browser caching. Dari informasi (information) website E-Reporting memberikan informasi yang sangat akurat, detail dan lengkap berdasarkan hasil wawancara penulis dengan salah satu karyawan Kementerian Pertanian. Dari pengendalian (Control) dikarenakan pengendalian yang dipakai penulis adalah pengendalian keamanan, maka keamanan website E-Reporting mendapatkan hasil sangat aman untuk digunakan. Penulis melakukan pengecekan menggunakan Google Transparency Report. Dari ekonomi (Economic) didapatkan hasil 4,1 yang berarti pengguna puas menggunakan website E-Reporting, Efisiensi (Efficiency) didapatkan hasil 4,1 yang berarti pengguna puas menggunakan website E-Reporting, dan layanan (Service) 4,27 yang berarti pengguna puas menggunakan website E-Reporting dilakukan dengan Metode Pieces.
Transformasi Sistem Electronic Assessment Management Menggunakan Metode RAD Pada Direktorat Peningkatan Mutu Tenaga Kesehatan
Authors: Dany Rahmad , Sriyadi Sriyadi , Ginabila Ginabila
Published: August 2024

Training Needs Assessment merupakan suatu proses yang dilakukan dalam penilaian kebutuhan pelatihan pada Direktorat Peningkatan Mutu Tenaga Kesehatan. Proses ini terkait dengan pengembangan sumber daya manusia yang ada di lingkungan Kementerian Kesehatan RI. Pada proses pengumpulan data dan penilaian TNA, ditmutunakes sering kali menghadapi sejumlah tantangan, seperti proses yang masih manual, ketidaksesuaian peserta, kurangnya data yang akurat, sulitnya mengidentifikasi prioritas kebutuhan pelatihan, serta kurangnya pemahaman admin dalam pengolahan data. Untuk itu, perancangan aplikasi ESEMA berbasis web menjadi solusi yang diusulkan. Aplikasi ini ditujukan guna memfasilitasi proses TNA tenaga kesehatan dengan lebih efektif dan efisien, sehingga dapat mengidentifikasi kebutuhan pelatihan yang diharapkan. Dalam prosesnya, Rapid Application Development menjadi metode pengembangan sistem yang digunakan dan dikombinasikan dengan bahasa pemrograman PHP. Dari transformasi sistem yang dilakukan, hasil yang diperoleh menyatakan bahwa aplikasi ESEMA sangat efektif dan mampu mengidentifikasi kebutuhan pelatihan, sehingga gap atau kesenjangan yang ada dapat dianalisa dengan baik.
Support for Neurodivergent Students in Veterinary Education Part 1: Current Practice and Roundtable Discussion of Recommendations
Authors: Pickles Kirstie J. , Hollis Anna R.
Published: August 2024

Approximately 10% of undergraduate student populations are neurodivergent. Such students have differences in executive functioning and social communication skills, which can confer both strengths and challenges in the academic environment. Specific challenges presenting in the veterinary curriculum include the intense workload, unpredictable nature of work, and high level of interpersonal and communication skills required in clinical settings. Extramural studies (EMS) occur remote from university support systems, adding further challenge for some students. A survey was sent to all current United Kingdom veterinary schools in 2022 to identify current support for neurodivergent students. An interactive roundtable discussion was held to brainstorm best practice for harnessing the power of neurodiversity in the clinical learning environment. Several consistent themes emerged. Most veterinary schools provide some degree of support for neurodivergent individuals, but support varies widely. Four of the 8 schools provide support at open days and/or following offers, with one school offering a summer school. Five schools confirmed that accommodations were made to clinical rotations and/or extramural studies in line with a support plan from their Disability Service. Despite these steps to assist neurodivergent students, support could, and should, be increased to improve the student experience. Suggested enhancements include a supportive environment for the empowerment of disclosure, neurodiversity awareness training for university staff and placement providers, provision of reasonable adjustment guidelines for EMS providers, clinical/intramural rotation orientation and support, and student access to a neurodiversity mentor/coach.
THE EFFECT OF AGEING ON CONTRACTION TIME OF POSTURAL AND NON-POSTURAL SKELETAL MUSCLES IN MASTER ATHLETES
Authors: Šimunič Boštjan , Pišot Rado , Rittweger Jörn
Published: August 2024

Normal aging is characterized by muscular atrophy and a loss of force-generating capacity. The goal of this research was to investigate the age and sport activity type on postural (vastus lateralis) and non postural (biceps femoris) muscles’ contraction time in 170 master athletes (athletic events) and 51 non athletes. We found significant age effect in postural muscle (P = 0.032) and also in non postural muscle (P < 0.001). However, we found sport activity type effect significant just in non postural muscle (P < 0.001). The interaction effect of age * sport was significant in both observed muscles. Sprinters/jumpers deteriorate with age the most in postural muscle, while non athletes in non postural muscle. We could conclude that non postural muscle deteriorate the most without regular sport activity, while postural muscle have enough daily stimuli to be prevented from major deterioration. 
BIODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE UKI GOSHI TECHNIQUE IN JUDO
Authors: Dimitrova Nikolina
Published: August 2024

Active experiment for analysis of movement activities dinamographic structure of “Uki Goshi”, one of the main ku-dan system judo techniques has been performed. The hypothesis that there are much more complicated interrelations between kinematical and dynamical structures has been proved. With the means of reacting dummy, the uke counter attack in the specific points of dynamic function development has been modeled. The untenability of classic biodynamic analysis conclusions, where the uke reaction is not modeled was proved. This study has also relation to the creation of individual training process for highly qualified competitors. 
ASSESSEMENT OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS RELATED TO THE LEVEL OF PHYSICAL EXERTION
Authors: Barak Otto , Popadić-Gaćeša Jelena , Karaba-Jakovljević Dea , Drapšin Miodrag , Klašnja Aleksandar
Published: August 2024

The chronic effects of physical activity on cognitive functions are scarcely documented. The aim of this experiment was to give inligth on the influence of single bouts of exercise at different intensities on the amplitude and latency of P300 component of cognitive potentials in the offense team of American football players. The subject sample consisted of 11 male athletes – members of the American football team “Dukes” Novi Sad, all engaged in the offense team. The control group was formed of 10 age matched students of the University of Novi Sad who were not engaged in any organized physical activity. In the present study the participants were engaged in single bouts of exercise on a cycle ergometer at different intensities. In American football players the amplitude of P300 wave after exercise intensity achieved at 75% HRmax (Fz 15.34±3.99 mV; Cz 19.00±6.26 mV) was statistically higher (p<0.05) than the amlitude at rest (Fz 11.08±4.65 mV; Cz 13.00±5.16 mV) and after exercise at 60% HRmax (Fz 11.87±4.39 mV; Cz 13.43±3.13 mV). There was a significant decrease in amplitude after exercise at 90% HRmax (Fz 11.96±4.48 mV; Cz 13.82±7.10 mV) to the levels of baseline values obtained at rest. In the control group the amplitude of P300 wave after exercise intensity achieved at 60% (Fz 11.02±4.99 mV; Cz 13.98±2.31 mV) and 75% HRmax (Fz 11.58±3.97 mV; Cz 14.64±1.94 mV) were statisticaly higher (p<0.05) than the amplitude of P300 at rest (Fz 7.99±2.95 mV; Cz 11.56±1.81 mV) and after 90% of maximal puls (Fz 8.76±3.05 mV; Cz 12.63±3.31 mV). There were no differences (p>0.05) between the amplitudes after 60% and 75% of HRmax, as well as between the values obtained at rest and after 90% of HRmax. Short duration exercise corresponding to 75% HRmax facilitated cognitive processing in the CNS in athletes, showing that strenuous exertion on the field improves cognitive capabilities in American football players. 
AGE-RELATED CHANGES OF RUNNING STRIDE KINEMATICS IN 7 TO 18 YEAR - OLD YOUTH
Authors: Vanderka Marian , Kampmiller Tomaš
Published: August 2024

The research deals with cross-section analysis of ontogenetic characteristics of basic
kinematic parameters of the running stride in terms of age and gender from 7 to 18 years of
age. There were monitored: average velocity, stride frequency and length, duration of support
and flying phase, as well as other derived indicators at 10 m with 15 m flying start. Sample
consisted of 1299 male and 1288 female students of elementary and high schools in
Bratislava. Authors determined high age dependency of running speed and stride length on
age. On the other hand, there was high ontogenetic stability of the indicators (stride
frequency, duration of support and flying phase) in the population of 7 to 18 year-old youth. Ontogenetically stable parameters deteriorated partially in prepubescent and at the beginning
of the pubescent period in the age 11 ñ 15. This relates to rapid growth of body height and
weight and deterioration of biomechanical and coordination conditions of an organism. Those
finding lead the authors to the conclusion, that ontogenetically stable indicators comprise so
called dispositional factors in evaluating the rate of talent for running speed.
IMPACT OF RECREATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON WOMEN’S MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE
Authors: Kanižai Nicolette
Published: August 2024

Hypokinesia is characterized by high expansion and indicates the necessity of physical
activity promotion. The aim of the study was to point out the positive effect of physical activity,
by examining the impact of recreational physical activity on women’s mental and physical health
and quality of life. The study included 87 healthy women, 30 in aerobics group, 30 in yoga group
and 27 in a group of physically inactive women aged 20–26 years. The level of physical activity,
health and psychological status and quality of life in women were measured by anonymous
questionnaire. The results were correlated between the three groups of participants and between
active and inactive women. Recreational physical activity proved to be a good way to improve
overall health and quality of life. Exercise reduces tension, stress, nervousness and irritability,
improves the mood and sleep quality.
DIFFERENCES IN INDICATORS OF POSTURAL STATUS BETWEEN BOYS AND GIRLS FROM SREM
Authors: Kojić Milan
Published: August 2024

Improper seating, various forms of activities as well as certain endogenous and exogenous
factors negatively affecting on postural status and does not lead to any body improvements. A
healthy and good posture is the basic form for properly constructed mechanics and the assumption
of good statics and dynamics of whole body. Postural status was evaluated on the sample of 833
children, aged 4-13, from the population of Preschool institution and Elementary School in Municipality of Ruma, Stara Pazova, Sremska Mitrovica and Indjija. Two anthropometric measures and
CONTEMPLAS 3D system for evaluation postural status were applied. Parameters of postural status and trend were analysed wit basic descriptive statistics ANOVA and MANOVA. Result show
that almost 30% of all children have bad posture and there is a high number of those with weaker
body segments. Boys have better posture status than girls especially in legs deformity.
Overview of systematic reviews on the most common sports injuries
Authors: Zupančič Manca , Marušič Jan
Published: August 2024

The frequency and nature of sports injuries depend primarily on the specific sport that an individual play. In this article we review systematic reviews to identify and highlight the most prevalent injuries in basketball, football, volleyball, ice hockey, rugby, and handball. We collected data on the prevalence rates of the most common injuries across these sports, revealing that the most common injuries are lateral ankle sprains, concussions, hamstring strains, quadriceps strains, and various internal knee derangements. Notably, the majority of these injuries affect the lower extremities, which are under the most stress during athletic activities. We also provide insights into preventive measures for the three most common injuries. This compilation of data from different sports will prove valuable to kinesiologists, coaches, and sports professionals, helping them to develop comprehensive training programs aimed at preventing injury and improving overall athletic performance.
Avaliação da técnica de subtração espectral de potência na redução de ruído em sinais de voz: um estudo comparativo entre ruído aditivo branco e colorido
Authors: Silva Leandro Aureliano da , Vasconcelos Eduardo Silva , Goulart Cleiton Silvano , Gigo William , Rogério Júnior Lúcio , Manzan José Ricardo Gonçalves , Lemos Rodrigo Pinto
Published: August 2024

A subtração espectral de potência é uma técnica amplamente reconhecida no processamento de sinais, dedicada a reduzir a presença indesejada de ruídos, sendo um desafio crucial na análise de sinais de voz. Neste estudo, investigamos a aplicação desta abordagem em sinais de voz afetados por ruído aditivo branco e colorido, destacando a importância fundamental de diminuir o ruído para preservar a qualidade e a precisão das informações transmitidas pela voz humana. Para avaliar sua eficácia, empregamos métricas como a relação sinal/ruído segmentada e a distância de Itakura-Saito. Os resultados revelam uma melhoria significativa na qualidade dos sinais após o processamento, ressaltando assim a importância crítica da redução de ruído no contexto da análise e transmissão de sinais de voz.
HUMAN POTENTIAL IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY
Authors: DIDUR H.I. , LIVINSKYI A.I. , SHABATURA T.S.
Published: August 2024

Topicality. The agricultural sector is one of the leading sectors, which plays a significant role in the economic development of many countries, including Ukraine. The sector has a strategic impact on food security, economic growth, rural development, and job creation. International achievements indicate that human resource potential is a determining factor in development, influencing the efficiency and competitiveness of agricultural production. Aim and tasks. The aim of the article is to highlight the main international benchmarks and institutional support of Ukraine's agricultural sector development. The objectives of this article are to analyze the legislation of EU countries regarding agricultural economy sector regulation, determine the impact of human resources on the sector's development, and justify a comprehensive approach of system modernizing by providing human resource potential in Ukraine's agricultural sector. Materials and Methods. The research utilized the theoretical foundations of human capital concept as an economic growth factor, institutional management of agricultural economics regarding and state policy impact of agricultural sector. The synthesis method was used to identify directions of Ukraine's agricultural sector development, explaining the impact of education and professional training on productivity. Research results. The study substantiates that focusing on the institutional support of the EU agricultural economy sector has prospects for implementation in Ukraine, as it encompasses the entire cycle of management and functioning, from providing human resources to ensuring ecological sustainability and economic development. In contrast, Ukraine's institutional framework is somewhat fragmented, leading to inconsistencies in management functions and, as a result, disparities in overall growth indicators. Conclusion. Human resource potential plays a crucial role in the development of Ukraine's agricultural sector and requires modernization due to the lack of modern knowledge and skills among many workers, the use of outdated technologies affecting labor productivity and overall efficiency, and the need for infrastructure restoration to prevent the outflow of personnel. There is a need to implement digital technologies and tools in the updating of educational programs and professional development programs, conduct research and innovations, provide legislative and regulatory support for state aid to attract investments for technical equipment and subsidization, and grant high-skilled personnel in the agricultural sector with development grants for their enterprises.
Análisis de la formación de habilidades investigativas en escuelas normales de México
Authors: Chacón Chuil José Antonio , Rodríguez Torres Javier , Gómez-Jiménez Óscar
Published: August 2024

Introducción: En México las escuelas normales forman a los futuros docentes de educación básica, buscan dotarlos de las habilidades necesarias para su desempeño profesional, siendo las de investigación relevantes y necesarias en el mundo actual, por lo que es importante analizar cómo se desarrollan dichas habilidades en la educación normal. Metodología: Se usó la investigación documental, basándose en una revisión sistemática y el análisis de contenido para lograr el objetivo planteado en el trabajo. Resultados: Los planes para la formación de maestros (2012, 2018 y 2022), contemplan en su perfil de egreso una competencia o saber sobre la investigación, además se ofrece de manera directa o transversal en uno o varios cursos el desarrollo de las habilidades investigativas; se plantea el uso de métodos y estrategias de enseñanza acordes a ello, pero varía la importancia dada en cada plan. Conclusiones: La formación de las habilidades de investigación ha estado presente desde el inicio de las escuelas normales en México, en mayor o menor medida se la ha dado cierta relevancia en cada modelo y/o plan de estudios; a pesar de los avances quedan muchos desafíos en la formación inicial docente en México.