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Application of a Person-Oriented Approach in the Process of Developing Motivation for Physical Education
Authors: Kuznetsova Z.V. , Fedosova L.P. , Fedotova G.V.
Published: August 2024

The article discusses the use of a person-oriented approach in the process of developing motivation for physical education and sports in universities. Algorithms for forming such a program are proposed based on assessing the satisfaction of students, their personality type and level of physical fi tness. Relevance. In the modern world, it is necessary to pay great attention to the individual’s personality in the educational process. One of these ways is the use of a person-oriented ap-proach to physical education and sports. Problem, goal, tasks. The problem is the low motivation of university students to engage in physical education and sports, which is highlighted by many authors who have studied this issue [5]. A solu-tion to the problem may be to achieve the research goal of this work — the use of a new algorithm of a person-centered approach and evaluation of its eff ectiveness using various methods to identify ways to increase motivation for classes. Research materials and methods. During the study, a person-centered training program was used according to the al-gorithm we proposed — using 4 principles and new lesson content. The research methods were: 1) a survey to identify the type of temperament according to B. N. Smirnov [1. P. 344]; 2) assessment of student satisfaction; 3) assessment of the level of physical fi tness according to 5 standards: running 30 m, 3 km, shuttle run 4×9, pull-ups, bending from a sit-ting position. Results and discussion. The use of a personality-oriented program according to a new algorithm turned out to be eff ective in increasing students’ motivation to engage in physical education and sports, which has been proven by research. The results of the scoring of satisfaction with classes indicate that the algorithm we developed on average increases student satisfaction by 3.9 points by the end of the academic year. Thanks to this, students become motivated and, accordingly, regular in their studies, and as a result, their physical fi tness indicators signifi cantly improve. Results and conclusion. The use of a person-oriented approach when practicing physical culture and sports in universities helps to take into account the characteristics and needs of students, thereby increasing their motivation, satisfaction with classes and, as a result, harmoniously developing not only their physical, but also personal qualities.
The Use of the Treneroll Massager for Pain Syndrome of the Quad Muscle of the Lumbar Spine
Authors: Turmanidze A.V. , Fomenko A.A.
Published: August 2024

An experimental group of students with complaints of pain in the lumbar spine uses the technique of therapeutic physi-cal culture in combination with myofascial massage on the author’s roller simulator to reduce pain, improve mobility and normalize muscle tone of the paravertebral spine during physical education classes in the department of a special medical group, lumbosacral spine, normalization of the musculoskeletal system. Restorative measures lasted two months, dur-ing which the experimental group completed 12 sessions, the results of which were signifi cantly signifi cant psychophysi-ological changes. In 69 % of study participants, there was a decrease in pain in the lumbar region. In 67 % of students, the state of muscle tone was brought to the physiological norm, which allowed 29 % to completely get rid of pain in the lumbar spine. Such close-lying fi gures make it possible to express the assumption that there was a correlation and normalization of muscle tone, which directly aff ects the level of pain reduction. The psycho-emotional state of students also improved, which was refl ected in the improvement of the quality of life and the educational process of students.
Sports and Mass Events to Promote the Values of a Healthy Lifestyle for Generations Y, Z
Authors: Guryanova A.A.
Published: August 2024

Recreational sport events and projects to promote the values of a healthy lifestyle are signifi cant for any modern state that cares for its citizens. The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of sports and mass events in four countries: Russia, USA, China and UAE. Sources for information collection and analysis were offi cial ministerial websites, media and social networks of projects in the declared countries. Signifi cant sports and mass events have been identifi ed and a comparative description of the number of participants since the beginning of the project and at the end of 2023 has been provided. The research materials confi rm that conducting sports and mass events to promote the values of a healthy life-style are important for generations Y, Z, as the support of like-minded people has a huge impact. People are motivated to participate in sports, are fond of running, proper nutrition and, in general, an active lifestyle. The Russian and inter-national practices cited in the study can be adapted in any country in the world.
Esports as the Integration of Sports and Digital Technologies: the Problem of the Impact of Esports on the Health of players
Authors: Ibragimov I.F. , Kurmaev Z.F. , Hisamiev I.M. , Grigoriev A.P.
Published: August 2024

The article analyzes the problem of the ambiguous infl uence of esports on the health of players. The risks of the negative eff ects of esports on physical and mental health and the positive impact on the development of players have been identi-fi ed. The results of a survey on the impact of esports on the health of players are presented. The possibility of an optimal combination of a healthy lifestyle and successful performances of players in esports has been revealed.
Determination of Norms of Recreational Physical Activity on the Basis of Ranking Analysis
Authors: Kovalev A.A.
Published: August 2024

The author considers the methodology of determining the norms of physical activity of recreational physical training practitioners on the basis of rank analysis. For determination of personalized norms of physical activity it is proposed to use the tools of rank analysis, as daily heart rate data obtained with the help of wearable devices are non-Gaussian. The obtained personalized norms allow to normalize the physical load of recreational physical training and thereby increase the effi ciency of exercise
CULTURAL TOURISM: TOURISM AS A TOOL FOR LEARNING ABOUT THE WORLD
Authors: Ivanov V. D. , Marandykina O. V.
Published: August 2024

This article considers tourism from the point of view of the means of cognition of the world, as well as the con-cept of tourism, its features, relevance in modern society, new directions and types.
UNFINISHED COLLECTIVE WORK: PREPARATION OF “OCHERKI ISTORII URALA” IN THE LATE 1950S — EARLY 1960S (Documents from the Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
Authors: Kholmatov Temurmalik K.
Published: August 2024

The publication spotlights documentation materials related to the preparation for publishing the collective work “Ocherki istorii Urala” (hereinafter referred to as “Ocherki”) in the late 1950s — early 1960s at the A. M. Gorky Ural State University (USU). The complex of published sources includes correspondence between representatives of scientific and educational institutions, the decision to hold the Interregional Scientific Conference on the history of the Urals in 1958 in Sverdlovsk, which discussed the prospectus of “Ocherki”, the order on the organization of work and the plan of the two-volume book. The documents have undoubted value for studying the scientific and organizational activities of researchers involved in the work on this collective project. They contain information about the characteristics and structure of the early version of the “Ocherki”, plans, the composition of potential editors and authors. The published documents are of particular interest for studying the coordination of the research work of historians in the Ural region, as well as their cooperation with colleagues from the Institute of History of the USSR Academy of Sciences. The opening article underlines the relevance of these sources and characterizes their specifics. Special attention is paid to the circumstances of the work on the “Ocherki”: employees of the Institute of History of the USSR Academy of Sciences (in addition to V. K. Yatsunsky, such authors as B. B. Kafengauz, N. V. Ustyugov, N. I. Pavlenko, A. P. Bazhova and other scholars were considered) and their enrollment in the preparation for publishing this collective research.
POPULATION OF ZLATOUST ACCORDING TO MATERIALS OF 1917 CITY CENSUS
Authors: Illuviev Sergey V. , Rodnov Mikhail I.
Published: August 2024

The article publishes materials from the All-Russian urban census of 1917 for the city of Zlatoust, the Ufa province, for the first time. The study focuses on two streets: a rich one (Klyuchevskaya Street) and a poor one (3rd Odinarnaya Street). The work gives a full composition of inhabitants, reconstructs a history of some families according to surnames, and gives illustrations. The new source, being not used in the scientific literature, contains a vast amount of unique information, which allows one to analyze the social, demographic, and national structure of the population, and shows the development of the city on the eve of the Civil War.
BREAKFAST “AFTER THE REVOLUTION”. CHANGES OF VALUE ORIENTATIONS IN THE EUROPEAN CULTURE OF THE 1970S AND ITS REFLECTION IN CINEMA
Authors: Confederat Olga V.
Published: August 2024

The subject of observation in the article is the redundancy of alimentary fields in cinematic narratives of the 1970s. The question is raised about the focalization of the alimentary in the cinema of this period and about the possible reasons for such attention. For these purposes, the article uses the category of narrative redundancy, adopted in philology in relation to complex descriptive passages and transferred to the subject-semantic units of the visual field. The excess of nutrition is associated with a change in value orientations of European society as a reaction to the events of 1968.
ANCIENT STUDIES DURING THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR: TEACHING PRACTICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Authors: Nizamova Elina R. , Skvortsov Artyom M.
Published: August 2024

The article examines the ideological pressure to which the institutions of Soviet historical science were subjected during the Great Patriotic War and the changes that took place in their work. Particular attention is paid to the situation in the departments of ancient history in higher education and strategies for adapting curricula and courses. The work analyzes the traces of these processes on the example of the issues of the “Historical Journal” for the period 1941–1945. As a result, the authors conclude that the history of antiquity in higher education institutions, within the framework of the general model of the humanities, met the requirements of the social order and created narratives aimed at strengthening patriotism through the study of stories and characters of their period. Most of the specialized courses are devoted to the history of Slavic antiquity and their connections with Byzantium. General disciplines on the history of the ancient period witness the actualization of topics aimed at exposing fascist falsifications of history, due to which it pays attention to the images of patriots in antiquity and to the civilizations that emerged on the territory of the USSR.
BIRTH RATE, MARRIAGE RATE, MORTALITY RATE OF CHELYABINSK IN THE COMPARATIVE DYNAMICS OF THE URAL CITIES POPULATION AT THE TURN OF THE 19TH — 20TH CENTURIES
Authors: Khamitova Kamilya A.
Published: August 2024

The article examines the birth rate, marriage rate and mortality rate in the comparative dynamics of district cities of the Urals using the example of Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg, Troitsk and Zlatoust at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. The analysis was carried out on the basis of statistical materials from the First General Census of 1897, statistical reviews of provinces and address calendars. Structural changes in cities required a new way of
life from the residents themselves; on the other hand, this new space was inhabited by people from the old world who were bear
SOVIET AND CANADIAN MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE 1972 USSR — CANADA HOCKEY SUMMIT SERIES. PART 1
Authors: Grudzinsky Vladimir V. , Kukushkin Vadim E.
Published: August 2024

The article provides a comparative analysis of Soviet and Canadian media coverage of the 1972 USSR — Canada Hockey Summit Series in the context of international relations of the early 1970s. The authors use media perceptions of the Soviet-Canadian hockey battles to examine the transition from the Cold War tensions of the 1960s to détente, exploring the interrelationship of sports, ideology and identity, and the challenges to international cooperation created by the competition between the two political systems.
DIARY NOTES OF S. F. PLATONOV (JULY 23 — AUGUST 14, 1877): “DO NOT CONDEMN THIS NOTEBOOK!”. PART 3
Authors: Mitrofanov Viktor V.
Published: August 2024

The diary notes made by the young S. Platonov continue to be fi lled with his thoughts and questions emerging in his life and requiring resolution. He actively writes after well–known acquaintances with two sisters, the granddaughters of the famous K. F. Kalaidovich (Evgenia used this surname) and N. S. Selivanovsky. Among the new feelings, previously unknown, there is suff ering, and a little later jealousy. The latter is connected with new acquaintances, primarily with V. N. Berkut. It is him who causes the changes in relations between S. Platonov and E. N. Kalaidovich. And this topic is the main one in this part of the diary note and in the memories close to them but written in the student period two years later. One of the main questions is the diff erence between male and female love. Appealing to the works by Belinsky, Saltykov-Shchedrin, Turgenev, and the poetry of M. Y. Lermontov, he tries to fi nd answers. This part of the recordings is already diff erent from the previously published ones. Reasoning becomes more and more meaningful, new feelings appear, which is an indicator of both growing up and the spiritual infl uence of new acquaintances.
THEORIES OF CITY EMERGENCE IN THE MIDDLE AGES AND THEIR REPRESENTATION IN MODERN MULTIMEDIA OF THE FANTASY GENRE
Authors: Borisenkov Mikhail A.
Published: August 2024

This article discusses the possibility of using works of the fantasy genre as sources for historical research. The interrelation of theories of the emergence of a medieval city projected on modern fi lms, video games and TV series, provided they are used and interpreted as a special kind of sources, can be useful for academic historical science. The main attention in the article is paid to the concept of “fantasy” used in modern philology, as well as examples with which it is possible to present works of the fantasy genre quite organically as an object of scientific historical research.
Digitalization of Investigative Actions: Problems and Prospects
Authors: Ovcinnikova Oksana V.
Published: August 2024

The article examines the practice of using and prospects for the development of digital technologies in the production of investigative actions. The author understands the digitalization of investigative actions as a means of expanding their evidentiary potential, identifi es patterns of application of digital technologies depending on the method of obtaining evidentiary information. In the course of interrogations, it is proposed to expand the possibility of using videoconferencing through the use of personal computers and mobile communications. The use of GLONASS, GPS, unmanned aerial vehicles, and 3D scanners is being considered to improve the effi ciency of the accident site inspection. The creation of a 3D model during the inspection of the scene will ensure the possibility of using the most modern technologies during the investigative experiment, such as reconstruction of the circumstances of the crime committed using virtual reality technologies. The article analyzes attempts to apply this method in Russia and other countries and concludes that it is promising to introduce it into investigative practice. It is proposed to assign work with high-tech equipment to forensic investigators, providing for such positions in investigative bodies at the regional level of all departments.
Tort Civil Liability of Medical Workers for Causing Harm to the Health of Mother and Child
Authors: Bobysheva Margarita A.
Published: August 2024

The article examines the tortious civil liability of medical workers for causing harm to the health of the mother and child. The study of theoretical and practical aspects made it possible to identify the problems of guilt and causation as mandatory conditions for the responsibility of medical workers. The author proposed the concept of civil liability of medical workers for causing harm to the health of the mother and child and specifi ed the features of the conditions of the liability under consideration.
Changes in the Behavior of Children Facing the Law After Guidance from the Class II Special Child Development Institute (LPKA) Banda Aceh
Authors: Saputra Hijrah
Published: August 2024

Children's behavior is basically very easy to change according to what they learn, both positive and negative. So in this case, coaching is needed as an effort to control the child's behavior to make the child even better. For Children in Conflict with the Law (ABH), it is hoped that after leaving the coaching institution they will be able to behave better and function socially in society. The discussion in this research focuses on finding changes in children's behavior in dealing with the law after coaching from the Class II Special Child Development Institute (LPKA) Banda Aceh. This research uses a qualitative approach using a phenomenological approach to see the process of changing children's behavior in dealing with the law when they are in society. Data collection was carried out by observation, interviews, and documentation. The research results show that ABH has received full guidance and supervision during training at LPKA Class II Banda Aceh and has experienced positive changes such as acting well and being active in society. However, after the training that children receive, most of them apply positive activities in life. Not only positive changes, negative things will come back from the child's character, and their behavior can even repeat itself due to external factors, especially a lack of guidance and control from the family. After the guidance from the LPKA for Children in Conflict with the Law is no longer under the authority of the LPKA, but the guidance will be continued by the Correctional Center.
How Sense of Place Affects Student Engagement: A Correlational Study in Higher Education Environment
Authors: Chit Yar Zar
Published: August 2024

The main aim of this study was to examine how the sense of place impacts the engagement levels of university students. The research employed a correlational design and survey methodology. A sample of 600 university students from three institutions in Meiktila Township, Myanmar, was chosen using a simple random sampling technique. The Sense of Place Revised Scale and Student Engagement Revised Scale were utilized to gauge students' sense of place and engagement. The findings revealed that the sample mean (31.51) exceeded the theoretical mean (27.5) concerning the sense of place, indicating that university students have a robust sense of place in their academic environment. Additionally, all dimensions of the sense of place exhibited a positive correlation with student engagement (r= .532, p< .01). Multiple regression analysis highlighted the sense of place as the most influential predictor of student engagement. The Adjusted R2 result indicated that 28% of student engagement can be elucidated by the sense of place. Consequently, this study underscores the importance of cultivating a satisfactory sense of place for enhancing overall student engagement.
NGO and Waste Management: Learning from Bangladesh
Authors: Shahen Md. Abu
Published: August 2024

Waste management is very crucial for the protection of the environment and for keeping living places safe and hygienic. However, this paper tried to explore the exemplify roles of non-government organizations in reducing waste and proper waste management in the municipality area of Bangladesh. This paper was prepared based on qualitative in nature while some KIIs and FGDs were conducted to unveil the impactful roles of NGOs in environment protection through waste management. The paper revealed that NGOs are trying to develop good practices regarding waste management in the municipality area was considered the most polluted and contaminated area compared to other parts of the country. They have funded various types of activities like awareness building activities, practice growing activities, equipment installments like bins, IEC distribution, green club formation, treatment plan establishment, vehicle support for carrying, and disposal points were mentionable. Moreover, people who can play a vital role in waste management, particularly local government representatives and women should be aware. Along with, installing permanent disposal facilities, fixation of waste collection date, developing a market of recycled waste, whistling before collection of waste, bin installation, etc., are needed to make strong the waste management activities in municipality areas of Bangladesh.
From Chalk to Click: Elevating Information Technology Literacy Among Digital Immigrant Teachers in Bandar Lampung
Authors: Windah Andi , Nurhaida Ida , Aryanti Nina Yudha
Published: August 2024

The Elevating IT Literacy Among Digital Immigrant Teachers in Bandar Lampung aims to improve the digital skills of teachers in Indonesia by empowering teachers to integrate technology into their teaching. The initiative provides tailored training for elementary school teachers to enhance their digital proficiency and use digital tools effectively in their teaching. The transition implementation enhances ICT integration in classroom teaching, improving interactivity, accessibility, student engagement, and learning outcomes. The initiative took place at SDN 3 Sukajawa Bandar Lampung and resulted in a significant improvement in teachers' digital literacy, with a 33% increase. 25% increase in knowledge post-training program. The educational interventions narrowed the digital proficiency gap between educators and tech-savvy students. The program's success is evident in the teachers' enhanced ability to develop and use digital instructional materials, which are essential for creating an engaging learning environment. In the rapidly changing educational landscape, it's crucial to implement programs like this to ensure that teachers can effectively address their students' diverse needs in the digital era.
An Integrative Approach for Sustainable Management of Construction and Demolition Waste in Antipolo City, Philippines
Authors: Qusiquisan Maria Bernadeth B.
Published: August 2024

Infrastructure projects have always been a significant opportunity for the government to foster social and economic development. However, infrastructure project results accumulate substantial waste. Defined operationally as construction and demolition waste (CDW), they account for 30% of waste sent to landfills. Focusing on the urban areas in Antipolo City as a specific case, this study provides an integrated framework for sustainable CDW management. Corroborating data results from the Delphi method, this framework comprises three approaches including the development of specific regulations on CDW management, implementing the circular economy waste management strategies in every stage of the project life cycle, and improving the current waste collection and disposal system in the city. Results also showed that 53% of construction stakeholders entrust private haulers with CDW collection and disposal. This system poses the question of who shall be responsible for managing the waste produced from the project. Recommendations are therefore provided that will serve as a foundation to establish a policy addressing the issues and concerns of CDW management.
Association Between Obesity and Vitamin D
Authors: Faid Fathia , Eljamay Salwa Muftah
Published: August 2024

This study aimed to assess the demographic profile of participants in terms of weight, height, body mass index (BMI), waist circumference (WC), and nutritional status by BMI and WC. Study design/methodology/approach: The study involved collecting data from a sample of participants regarding their weight, height, BMI, WC, and nutritional status. Mean and standard deviation (SD) values were calculated for each variable. Findings: The mean weight of the participants was 78.1 kg (SD = 13.8), with a mean height of 158.4 cm (SD = 4.6). The average BMI was 31.2 kg/m2 (SD = 5.7), while the mean WC was 94.5 cm (SD = 16.8). In terms of nutritional status by BMI, 0.6% of participants were classified as underweight, 15.8% fell within the normal range, 23.1% were overweight, and 60.4% were obese. Among the obese participants, 59.2% were classified as obese class 1, 33.5% as obese class 2, and 7.3% as obese class 3. Regarding obesity co-morbidity risk by WC, 62 participants had a normal WC, 58 were at risk level 1 (WC > 80cm), and 196 were at risk level 2 (WC > 88cm). Originality/value: This study provides valuable insights into the demographic profile of participants, including weight, height, BMI, WC, and nutritional status. The findings highlight the prevalence of obesity and its associated co-morbidity risk, which can contribute to the development of targeted interventions and prevention strategies.
Fashion Design Innovation on Market Share in Luxury Brands in South Africa
Authors: Zuma Jacob
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The aim of the study was to analyze the fashion design innovation on market share in luxury brands in South Africa.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: Fashion design innovation plays a crucial role in enhancing the market share of luxury brands in South Africa by driving consumer interest and brand differentiation. Innovative fashion design enables luxury brands to create unique, trend-setting collections that capture the attention of high-end consumers, thereby increasing their market presence. By adopting cutting-edge materials, incorporating cultural elements, and utilizing advanced design techniques, these brands can effectively position themselves as leaders in the luxury segment.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Resource-based view (RBV) theory, disruptive innovation theory & diffusion of innovations theory may be used to anchor future studies on fashion design innovation on market share in luxury brands in South Africa. In practice, adopting sustainable design practices such as using eco-friendly materials and transparent manufacturing processes can significantly boost a luxury brand’s market share. From a policy perspective, governments and industry bodies should promote sustainability in fashion through regulatory frameworks and incentives. Policies could include subsidies for sustainable materials, certifications for eco-friendly products, and regulations encouraging transparent production processes.
Impact of Digital Fashion Shows on Consumer Engagement with Fashion Brands in Nigeria
Authors: Ihenacho Emeka
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The aim of the study was to analyze the impact of digital fashion shows on consumer engagement with fashion brands in Nigeria.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: Digital fashion shows have significantly enhanced consumer engagement with fashion brands in Nigeria by offering a dynamic, accessible online experience. These virtual events have allowed brands to reach a broader audience, increasing their visibility and facilitating direct interaction with consumers. Real-time feedback during these shows has enabled brands to fine-tune their marketing strategies and product offerings to align with consumer preferences. The use of augmented reality technologies has further personalized the shopping experience, leading to increased consumer interest and brand loyalty.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Technology acceptance model (TAM), uses and gratifications theory (UGT) & engagement theory may be used to anchor future studies on impact of digital fashion shows on consumer engagement with fashion brands in Nigeria. Fashion brands should leverage a combination of VR, AR, and live-streaming to create more engaging and immersive experiences. By investing in these technologies and incorporating high-quality digital content, brands can enhance consumer interaction and foster deeper emotional connections. Policymakers and industry bodies can work together to establish standards for digital content, technology integration, and consumer privacy protection, which will enhance the overall consumer experience and build trust in digital fashion shows.
Social Media Fashion Campaigns on Brand Engagement in Thailand
Authors: Khamkhun Anuwat
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The aim of the study was to analyze the social media fashion campaigns on brand engagement in Thailand.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: Recent studies on social media fashion campaigns in Thailand reveal that these campaigns significantly enhance brand engagement. Findings indicate that fashion brands leveraging platforms like Instagram and Facebook effectively engage consumers through visually appealing content and influencer collaborations. These strategies lead to higher levels of brand interaction, increased consumer loyalty, and elevated sales performance. Research highlights that campaigns tailored to local cultural preferences and trends resonate more with Thai audiences, driving greater engagement and brand affinity.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Social identity theory, uses and gratifications theory & social media engagement theory may be used to anchor future studies on social media fashion campaigns on brand engagement in Thailand. Fashion brands should implement data-driven approaches to identify and collaborate with influencers who have a genuine connection with their audience. Regulatory guidelines should be developed to ensure transparency in influencer partnerships, including clear disclosures and compliance with advertising standards.
Effect of Authentic Leadership on Organizational Trust and Commitment in Sweden
Authors: Karlsson Lina
Published: August 2024

Purpose: To aim of the study was to analyze the effect of authentic leadership on organizational trust and commitment in Sweden.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: Authentic leadership in Sweden significantly enhances organizational trust and employee commitment by fostering a culture of transparency, ethical behavior, and consistency. Employees perceive authentic leaders as genuine and reliable, which boosts mutual respect and openness, leading to higher levels of job satisfaction and loyalty. This leadership style promotes open communication and collaboration, encouraging employees to share ideas and feedback, thereby driving innovation.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Transformational leadership theory, social exchange theory & leader-member exchange (LMX) theory may be used to anchor future studies on effect of authentic leadership on organizational trust and commitment in Sweden. Organizations should invest in training programs that focus on developing authentic leadership qualities among their leaders. These programs should emphasize self-awareness, transparency, ethical behavior, and consistency in actions and values. Develop organizational policies that support and promote authentic leadership behaviors. This includes policies related to leadership selection, promotion criteria, and performance evaluation that prioritize authenticity and ethical conduct.
Effect of Leadership on Organizational Learning and Knowledge Management in India
Authors: Verma Nisha
Published: August 2024

Purpose: To aim of the study was to examine the effect of leadership on organizational learning and knowledge management in India.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: Effect of leadership on organizational learning and knowledge management in India reveals that effective leadership significantly enhances both areas by fostering a culture of continuous improvement and innovation. Leaders who prioritize open communication and knowledge sharing create an environment where employees feel empowered to contribute ideas and learn from one another. This, in turn, leads to improved knowledge management practices, as leaders who support training and development initiatives ensure that valuable knowledge is systematically captured, stored, and utilized.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Transformational leadership theory, knowledge-based View (KBV) & situational leadership theory may be used to anchor future studies on effect of leadership on organizational learning and knowledge management in India. Organizations should implement and continuously refine leadership development programs that emphasize the integration of transformational, participative, ethical, and servant leadership qualities. Organizations should establish policies that promote leadership styles conducive to effective knowledge management.
Influence of Charismatic Leadership on Employee Engagement in South Korea
Authors: Ji-eun Lee
Published: August 2024

Purpose: To aim of the study was to examine the effect of leadership on organizational learning and knowledge management in India.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: The study revealed that charismatic leaders significantly enhance employee motivation and commitment by inspiring a shared vision and fostering a strong organizational culture. Employees under charismatic leadership exhibit higher levels of enthusiasm, dedication, and alignment with organizational goals, leading to increased productivity and job satisfaction. This leadership style promotes open communication and trust, empowering employees to take initiative and contribute more effectively to the organization.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Transformational leadership theory, charismatic leadership theory & self-determination theory may be used to anchor future studies on Influence of Charismatic Leadership on Employee Engagement in South Korea. Organizations should invest in training programs that develop charismatic leadership skills among their managers. Training should focus on enhancing communication, vision articulation, and motivational techniques to foster a supportive and engaging work environment. Organizations should incorporate charismatic leadership principles into their human resource policies, including recruitment, performance evaluation, and career development.
Impact of Leadership Development Programs on Managerial Effectiveness in Indonesia
Authors: Puspita Yuliana
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The aim of the study was to analyze the impact of leadership development programs on managerial effectiveness in Indonesia.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: Leadership development programs in Indonesia have significantly enhanced managerial effectiveness by equipping managers with essential skills and competencies. These programs have led to improved decision-making, better team management, and increased employee engagement, contributing to overall organizational performance. Managers who have undergone leadership development are more adept at strategic planning and navigating complex business challenges. Furthermore, these programs have fostered a culture of continuous learning and innovation within organizations.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Transformational leadership theory, human capital theory & social learning theory may be used to anchor future studies on impact of leadership development programs on managerial effectiveness in Indonesia. Organizations should design and implement leadership development programs that are tailored to the specific needs and challenges faced by their managers. Organizations should establish policies that support the implementation and sustainability of effective leadership development programs.
Role of Emotional Intelligence in Managing Interpersonal Conflicts in Ethiopia
Authors: Zenawi Meles
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The aim of the study was to analyze the role of emotional intelligence in managing interpersonal conflicts in Ethiopia.
Methodology: This study adopted a desk methodology. A desk study research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. This is basically collecting data from existing resources preferably because of its low cost advantage as compared to a field research. Our current study looked into already published studies and reports as the data was easily accessed through online journals and libraries.
Findings: In Ethiopia, emotional intelligence is pivotal in managing interpersonal conflicts by enhancing individuals' ability to understand and navigate emotions effectively. Individuals with high emotional intelligence are better at recognizing and empathizing with others' perspectives, which leads to more constructive conflict resolution. These individuals can maintain composure, employ effective communication strategies, and foster a collaborative environment.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: Emotional intelligence theory, social and emotional learning (SEL) theory & conflict resolution theory may be used to anchor future studies on the role of emotional intelligence in managing interpersonal conflicts in Ethiopia. Organizations should implement targeted training programs to enhance employees' emotional intelligence skills, focusing on areas such as empathy, emotional regulation, and communication. Policymakers should promote and support the integration of emotional intelligence into workplace policies and practices. Policies should encourage the inclusion of EI development programs as part of professional development initiatives and performance management systems.
Guía general de estudio para la asignatura de: Seguros internacionales
Authors: Carchipulla Evelyn
Published: August 2024

Estimados estudiantes:
Es un privilegio darles la bienvenida a este curso académico donde tendré el  honor de guiarlos como docente en la asignatura "Seguros Internacionales". Este  espacio está diseñado para proporcionarles una comprensión sobre los Incoterms  y su rol significativo en la gestión de riesgos dentro del mercado global.
Exploraremos el cómo estos términos regulan la transmisión de riesgos y delinean las responsabilidades entre compradores y vendedores en el comercio  internacional. A lo largo del curso, se abordarán las características esenciales y los diversos  tipos de seguros, adaptados según la naturaleza de la mercancía, medios de  transporte y las particularidades de las pólizas y coberturas. Así mismo, se estudiarán las diferentes cláusulas y su impacto en la cobertura de riesgos.
En este sentido, un componente fundamental del programa será el análisis de los principales convenios internacionales y normativas nacionales pertinentes a los seguros, incluidas aquellas reglamentaciones que emergen de medidas de defensa comercial. Además, se enfatizará en los aspectos jurídicos del transporte internacional, proporcionando a los estudiantes las herramientas necesarias para evaluar y calcular primas, así como para resolver ejercicios prácticos relacionados con estos temas. Al respecto, el curso se divide en tres unidades principales:
Unidad 1. El riesgo, el seguro y sus características: Esta unidad introduce los conceptos fundamentales del seguro y el riesgo, como base para los estudios posteriores.
Unidad 2. Contrato de seguro: Clases y/o modalidades: Se profundizará en las diferentes formas y modalidades de los contratos de seguro, con especial atención a sus aplicaciones prácticas en el ámbito internacional.
Unidad 3. Clasificación de los tipos de averías y pólizas: Finalmente, esta unidad se centrará en la diversidad de pólizas y las clasificaciones de averías, esenciales para manejar eficazmente los seguros en diferentes situaciones y contextos.
Esperamos que este curso no sólo enriquezca su conocimiento y comprensión de los seguros internacionales, sino que también fortalezca sus habilidades analíticas y prácticas para enfrentar los desafíos del comercio mundial. Les deseamos mucho éxito en sus estudios y en las aplicaciones futuras de los conocimientos adquiridos.
Atentamente,
Msc. Evelyn CarchipullaTecnológico Universitario de Formación
Guía general de estudio para la asignatura de: Marketing Digital
Authors: Portugal Gorozabel Jonatan Andrés
Published: August 2024

Estimados estudiantes,
Es un privilegio darles la más cordial bienvenida al curso de Marketing Digital, una asignatura fundamental en el III Nivel de su formación académica. Este curso está diseñado para dotarles de un conocimiento teórico y práctico sobre las dinámicas del marketing en el entorno digital contemporáneo. Iniciaremos con los conceptos claves que conforman el ecosistema digital.
Exploraremos las plataformas y herramientas esenciales que interaccionan en el espacio digital, proporcionando una base sobre la cual podremos construir estrategias efectivas de marketing. Progresivamente, nos adentraremos en el ámbito del branding digital. Aquí, se estudiarán las técnicas y estrategias para desarrollar y mantener una identidad de marca sólida en Internet, examinando cómo las marcas pueden resonar eficazmente con su audiencia a través de medios digitales. Finalmente, dedicaremos una sección del curso a aprender cómo diseñar e implementar campañas de publicidad digital exitosas. Este módulo cubrirá desde la concepción de la campaña hasta la medición de su éxito a través de indicadores clave de rendimiento (KPIs), enseñándoles a crear anuncios que no solo captan la atención, sino que también convierten y fidelizan.
Al respecto, tenemos:
Unidad 1. El ecosistema digital: Esta unidad proporciona una visión general de los componentes que conforman el espacio digital, incluyendo una revisión de las principales tecnologías y plataformas que facilitan el marketing online.
Unidad 2: El branding digital: En esta unidad, profundizaremos en cómo las marcas pueden construir y gestionar su presencia online para generar un impacto significativo y sostenible.
Unidad 3: Publicidad digital: Esta unidad se centrará en las técnicas y estrategias para planificar, ejecutar y evaluar campañas publicitarias en el ámbito digital.
Nos comprometemos a proporcionarles una experiencia educativa enriquecedora y práctica, fortaleciendo sus habilidades para sobresalir en el campo del marketing digital.
Les deseamos mucho éxito en su aprendizaje y desarrollo profesional.
 Atentamente,
Msc. Jonatan Andrés Portugal Gorozabel
Tecnológico Universitario de Formación
Pengaruh Kerja Sama Tim, Komunikasi dan Disiplin Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan di CV Multi Agro Sarana Sumedang
Authors: Fanji Fanji Wijaya , Nuraini Risda , Sudaryo Yoyo
Published: August 2024

Performance is the attempt made by a worker to fulfill a duty assigned by the organization. Performance is a critical factor in determining a company's success since, without it, the business will struggle to meet its goals. This study investigates how work discipline, cooperation, and communication affect output. 56 workers from a single company in Sumedang City, West Java, Indonesia, made up the sample. Respondents are given questionnaires as part of a quantitative approach. Tests for validity and reliability were used to evaluate the study instrument. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression. The study's results demonstrated that discipline, teamwork, and communication all significantly and favorably affect worker performance
Pengaruh Kompetensi, Motivasi Kerja, Dan Disiplin Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan CV Geopasi Trisuci
Authors: Oktavyani Bunga Annisa , Gumilar Dedi
Published: August 2024

The approaches used in quantitative research are verification and descriptive. This research was conducted at CV Geopasi Trisuci with a sample of 35 employees. The results of the study indicate that (1) the competency variable has a partial negative effect on employee performance; (2) the work motivation and work discipline variables have a positive effect on employee performance; (3) the competency, work motivation, and work discipline variables have a partial effect on employee performance; and (4) the competency, motivation, and work discipline variables have an effect on employee performance of 65.6%, while other variables not included in this study are 34.4%