bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Is unconventional monetary policy mediated by banks’ liquidity and solvency ratios? Evidence from the European banking sector
Authors: Agnese Paolo , Capuano Paolo , Porretta Pasqualina
Published: September 2022

We try to answer the following research question: Is unconventional monetary policy (UMP) mediated by European banks’ liquidity and solvency ratios? Starting from micro-prudential tools (unconventional monetary policy), this paper focuses on the micro-prudential perspective and contributes in different ways to the existing literature. First, using supervisory reporting data from European banks (European Central Bank (ECB), Statistical Data Warehouse), provides insights into the UMP (in terms of long term refinancing operation (LTRO)) during the first phase of the COVID 19 pandemic. Second, it empirically investigates the impacts of the LTRO on the liquidity and solvency of European banks, during the Q32016‒Q22021 period. We argue that the impacts of UMP (in terms of LTRO) are strictly related to banks’ solvency and liquidity, thus favouring the stability of the banking system. These results suggest that authorities may want to monitor the bank’s capital ratio and the liquidity position of financial institutions, also to better understand the effects of unconventional monetary tools on lending volume. The topic of our paper is scarcely explored by similar studies; therefore, we believe that our work may fill this gap and significantly contribute to enriching the related empirical literature.
Searching for possibilities - Exploring the potentials of my Qanun performance
Authors: Shafeeq Alsadi
Published: September 2022

Over the course of many years of playing the qanun; a trapezoidal middle eastern zither-like stringed instrument, I have noticed how often the instrument has been played within its modal traditional framework, leading me to a perception that the qanun and myself are prevented from discovering more techniques and new potentials. I, hence, have been attempting to explore the traditional manners of treating the instrument with regard to timbre, playing techniques, and different harmonic orientations - while trying to maintain its true qualities and not losing sight of its traditional soul. My aspiration, as well as my method, is to be open to what one can do with the instrument rather than to take a specific approach. The qanun had shown an untapped capacity for expanded techniques and a broader range of sounds that enrich and revitalize the instrument's sounds library. This research has enabled me to stretch my boundaries and explore unknown possibilities, which has helped in the expansion of my own self-expression as a composer. It also paved the way for me to investigate further unexplored potentials of the instrument as this research emphasizes to show the qanun’s enormous capabilities that have yet to be realized.
Replicate hybrid zones suggest a limited role of plumage in reproductive isolation among subspecies of the Variable Seedeater (Sporophila corvina)
Authors: Ocampo Diego , Winker Kevin , Miller Matthew , Sandoval Luis , Uy J Albert
Published: September 2022

After establishing secondary contact, recently diverged populations may
remain reproductively isolated or hybridize to a varying extent
depending on factors such as hybrid fitness and the strength of
assortative mating. Replicated contact zones between hybridizing taxa
offer a unique opportunity to explore how different factors interact to
shape patterns of hybridization. Here, we used genomic and phenotypic
data from three independent contact zones between subspecies of the
Variable Seedeater (Sporophila corvina), to examine how coloration and
genetic divergence shape patterns of hybridization. We found that
plumage coloration has limited introgression across contact zones, but
the degree of plumage divergence does not explain overall patterns of
introgression. Across two parallel contact zones between populations
with divergent phenotypes (entirely black vs. pied plumage) populations
hybridized extensively across one contact zone but not the other,
suggesting that plumage divergence is not sufficient to maintain
reproductive isolation. Where subspecies hybridized, hybrid zones were
wide and formed by later-generation hybrids, suggesting that hybrids
present similar or higher fitness than parental subspecies. Moreover,
contemporary gene flow has played an important role in shaping patterns
of genetic diversity between populations. Overall, our results
demonstrate that divergence in plumage coloration is important in
reducing gene flow but insufficient in maintaining reproductive
isolation in this clade, and that other factors such as divergence in
song and time since secondary contact may also play an important role in
driving patterns of reduced hybridization and gene flow.
Stomatal behavior moderates water cost of CO 2 acquisition for 21 boreal and temperate species under experimental climate change
Authors: Stefanski Artur , Butler Ethan , Bermudez Raimundo , Montgomery Rebecca , Reich Peter
Published: September 2022

The linkage of stomatal behavior with photosynthetic processes is
critical to understanding water and carbon cycles under global change.
The slope ( g) of stomatal conductance (
g) versus CO assimilation (
A) serves as a proxy of the marginal water
cost of carbon acquisition and the trade-off between carbon gain and
water loss. Here we use g to assess species
differences in the response of stomatal behavior to experimental climate
change manipulations, asking whether generalizable patterns exist across
species and climate contexts. A total of 17,727
A- g measurements made
in a long-term open-air experiment under ambient and +3.3°C warming, and
ambient and ~40% summer rainfall reduction provided
> 2,700 estimates of g across 21
boreal and temperate tree species. All species became more conservative
in their water use (lower g) in warming and/or
reduced rainfall treatments because of lower soil moisture. In contrast
to these phenotypic responses, species from warmer and drier habitats
tended to have slightly higher g and to be the
least sensitive to the decrease in soil water. Overall, both warming and
rainfall reduction consistently made stomatal behavior more conservative
in terms of water loss per unit carbon gain across 21 species and a
decade of experimental observation.
Targeted Treatment of Refractory PNET Arising from An Immature Teratoma with Crizotinib Leading to a Sustained Response
Authors: Snyder Benjamin , Lion Alex , Helvie Amy , Marshall Mark , Ferguson Michael
Published: September 2022

Here we present a case of metastatic PNET which arose from an immature
teratoma that was refractory to standard Ewing sarcoma chemotherapy.
This PNET was determined to have elevated levels of ALK protein via IHC.
The patient was treated with crizotinib on a palliative basis with a
sustained response.
Allogeneic CD34+ Selected Hematopoietic Stem Cell Boost Following CAR T-cell Therapy in a Patient with Prolonged Cytopenia and Active Infection
Authors: Lipsitt Amanda , Beattie Lisa , Harstead Elaine , Li Ying , Goorha Salil , Maron Gabriela , Gottschalk Stephen , Triplett Brandon , Naik Swati
Published: September 2022

Hematological toxicity (hematotoxicity) is the most common long-term
adverse effect following the use of CD19-chimeric antigen receptor
(CD19-CAR) T-cell therapies. However, its management remains unclear. We
present the case of a 21-year-old who received CD19-CAR T-cell therapy
for relapse following a haploidentical transplant. He developed
hematotoxicity and consequently multiple life-threatening infections. We
administered a CD34+ hematopoietic stem cell boost (HSCB) from his
transplant donor that led to hematopoietic recovery and resolution of
his infections without any effect on the activity of CD19-CAR T cells.
CD34+ HSCB can be a safe and effective option to treat hematotoxicity
following CD19-CAR T-cell therapy.
Online sexual harassment among young female students in Ward 10, Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
Authors: Sharma Krishna , Shrestha Vijaya Laxmi , Shrestha Prabin , Shrestha Ram Bahadur
Published: September 2022

Background

Incidences of sexual harassment that occur over the internet are growing
with the development of new technologies and virtual communities. This
is a hidden form of sexual harassment that emerges unpredictably and
poses a public health challenge. The objective of this study was to
determine the extent of online sexual harassment experienced by female
students (aged 15–24 years) in Baneshwor (Ward 10), Kathmandu, Nepal.

Methods

A total of 382 female students aged 15–24 – high school (10+2 level)
to bachelor level – participated in a quantitative cross-sectional
study. A semistructured questionnaire, in the English language, was
designed for selfadministered data collection. It comprised six
sections: sociodemographic information, internet accessibility, use of
social media, experience of online sexual harassment, student’s
awareness and online behaviour.

Results

Around 66.5% of respondents reported having been exposed to online
sexual harassment at least once, and most of the respondents (73.2%)
had been exposed to online sexual harassment multiple times. Just under
twothirds (62.8%) of the respondents had been exposed to online sexual
harassment before they reached 18 years of age. The mean age at which
the young women experienced online sexual harassment was 18.94±1.79
years. Respondents studying in high school (10+2 level), those residing
in urban areas and those accepting friend requests on social media from
people they did not know offline were at higher risk of experiencing
frequent online sexual harassment (P=0.000, P=0.011, and P=0.013
respectively).

Conclusion

The rate of online sexual harassment recorded was high. This shows an
urgent need to address the problem; universities and the government need
to play a part. A new module of comprehensive sexuality education for
virtual communication is suggested as an addition to current academic
curriculums.
Energy consumption modelling analysis of prefabricated buildings based on KPCA-WL SSVM
Authors: Lv Xiujuan , Chen Wuxin , Bai Xuefeng
Published: September 2022

The energy consumption of prefabricated buildings under multi-layer building
materials system is affected by different weight factors. In order to
improve the level of energy consumption prediction, a method of energy
consumption prediction of prefabricated buildings under multi-layer
building materials system based on KPCA - WL SSVM is proposed. Taking indoor
ambient temperature, lighting conditions, utilization rate of electric
facilities, etc. as the combined weight of assembled building energy
consumption under multi-layer building materials system structure, the
energy consumption simulation and energy con?sumption allocation model of
assembled building under multi-layer building materials system structure
controlled by multi-component energy consumption parameter support vector
machine is established, and the support vector machine based on KPCA - WL
SSVM and principal component analysis dynamic fitting method are adopted.
The energy consumption parameters of prefabricated buildings under
multi-layer building materials system structure are detected and estimated,
and the energy consumption patterns, energy consumption distribu?tion with
different characteristics and energy consumption prediction model
parameters of prefabricated buildings under multi-layer building materials
system structure are obtained. Then, the emission factor and power
consumption factor prediction model of prefabricated buildings under
multi-layer building materials system structure is established, and the
dynamic prediction and evaluation of energy consumption of prefabricated
buildings under multi-layer building materials system structure are
realized. The test results show that the fitting degree of energy
consumption prediction of prefabricated buildings under multi-layer building
material system structure is high, the model optimization design of energy
consumption of prefabricated buildings is realized, the prediction accuracy
of building energy consumption is good, and the energy consumption can be
effectively reduced.
Relationships of Serum 25-Hydroxyvitamin D Concentrations, Diabetes, Genetic Susceptibility, and New-Onset Chronic Kidney Disease
Authors: Zhou Chun , He Panpan , Ye Ziliang , Zhang Yuanyuan , Zhang Yanjun , Yang Sisi , Wu Qimeng , Liu Mengyi , Nie Jing , Qin Xianhui
Published: September 2022

OBJECTIVE

The prospective relation of vitamin D status with the risk of chronic kidney diseases (CKD) remains uncertain. We aimed to examine the association of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25OHD) with new-onset CKD in participants with and without diabetes at baseline and examine the potential modifications by genetic susceptibility on the association.

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS

Included were 348,243 adults from the UK Biobank without prior CKD at baseline. Serum 25OHD concentrations were measured by chemiluminescent immunoassay method. Genetic risk score of CKD was calculated by 263 single nucleotide polymorphisms, which showed significant associations with estimated glomerular filtration rate. The primary outcome was new-onset CKD.

RESULTS

During a median follow-up duration of 12.1 years, 9,344 new-onset CKD were documented. Overall, there was a significant inverse association between baseline serum 25OHD and new-onset CKD in participants with diabetes (per SD increment, adjusted hazard ratio [HR] 0.91; 95% CI 0.86–0.96), but not in those without diabetes (per SD increment, adjusted HR 0.98; 95% CI 0.96–1.01; P-interaction between serum 25OHD and diabetes = 0.004). Accordingly, among participants with diabetes, compared with those baseline serum 25OHD <25 nmol/L, a significantly lower risk of new-onset CKD was found in those with 25OHD ≥50 nmol/L (adjusted HR 0.77; 95% CI 0.67–0.89). Moreover, the genetic risk of CKD did not significantly modify the association between baseline serum 25OHD and new-onset CKD among participants with diabetes (P-interaction = 0.127).

CONCLUSIONS

There was an inverse association between baseline serum 25OHD and new-onset CKD in participants with diabetes. The inverse association was not found in participants without diabetes.
Medical Costs Associated with Diabetes Complications in Medicare Beneficiaries Aged 65 Years or Older with Type 2 Diabetes
Authors: Wang Yu , Zhang Ping , Shao Hui , Andes Linda J. , Imperatore Giuseppina
Published: September 2022

  

Objective: To estimate medical costs associated with 17 major diabetes-related complications and treatment procedures among Medicare beneficiaries aged ≥65 years with type 2 diabetes.

Methods: Data were from the 2006–2017 100% Medicare claims database among beneficiaries enrolled in fee-for-service plans. Records with type 2 diabetes and complications were identified using International Classification of Diseases codes, Ninth Revision and Tenth Revision, and diagnosis-related group codes. The index year was the year when a person was first identified with diabetes with an inpatient claim, or an outpatient claim plus another inpatient/outpatient claim in the 2 years following the first claim in Medicare. Included individuals were followed from index years until death, discontinuation of plan coverage, or December 31, 2017. Fixed-effect regression was used to estimate the cost in years when the complication event occurred and in subsequent years. The total cost for each complication was calculated for 2017 by multiplying the complication prevalence by the cost estimate. All costs were standardized to 2017 U.S. dollars.

Results: Our study included 10,982,900 persons with type 2 diabetes. Follow-up ranged from 3 to 10 years. The three costliest complications were kidney failure treated by transplantation (occurring year $79,045; subsequent years $17,303), kidney failure treated by dialysis ($54,394; $38,670), and lower-extremity amputation ($38,982; $8,084). Congestive heart failure accounted for the largest share (18%) of total complication cost. 

Conclusions: Costs associated with diabetes complications were substantial. Our cost estimates provide essential information needed for conducting economic evaluation of treatment/programs to prevent/delay diabetes complications in Medicare beneficiaries.  
Relationships of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations, diabetes, genetic susceptibility and new-onset chronic kidney disease
Authors: Zhou Chun , He Panpan , Ye Ziliang , Zhang Yuanyuan , Zhang Yanjun , Yang Sisi , Wu Qimeng , Liu Mengyi , Nie Jing , Qin Xianhui
Published: September 2022

  

Objective: The prospective relation of vitamin D status with risk of chronic kidney diseases (CKD) remains uncertain. We aimed to examine the association of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25OHD) with new-onset CKD in participants with and without diabetes at baseline, and examine the potential modifications by genetic susceptibility on the association.

Research Design and Methods: A total of 348,243 adults from UK Biobank without prior CKD at baseline were included. Serum 25OHD concentrations were measured by chemiluminescent immunoassay method. Genetic risk score of CKD was calculated by 263 single nucleotide polymorphisms, which showed significant associations with estimated glomerular filtration rate. The primary outcome was new-onset CKD.

Results: During a median follow-up duration of 12.1 years, 9,344 new-onset CKD were documented. Overall, there was a significant inverse association between baseline serum 25OHD and new-onset CKD in participants with diabetes (Per SD increment, adjusted HR, 0.91; 95%CI: 0.86-0.96), but not in those without diabetes (Per SD increment, adjusted HR, 0.98; 95%CI: 0.96-1.01; P-interaction between serum 25OHD and diabetes =0.004). Accordingly, among participants with diabetes, compared with those baseline serum 25OHD <25 nmol/L, a significantly lower risk of new-onset CKD was found in those with 25OHD ≥50 nmol/L (adjusted HR, 0.77; 95%CI: 0.67-0.89). Moreover, the genetic risk of CKD did not significantly modify the association between baseline serum 25OHD and new-onset CKD among participants with diabetes (P-interaction=0.127).

Conclusions: There was an inverse association between baseline serum 25OHD and new-onset CKD in participants with diabetes. The inverse association was not found in participants without diabetes.
Complexity of Participation Post-Stroke: Longitudinal Assessment of Community Participation, Positive Affect, Social Support and Functional Independence
Authors: Ashaie Sameer A. , Castro Nichol
Published: September 2022

Objective: To investigate longitudinal, predictive associations between community participation, positive affect, social support, and functional independence for individuals post-stroke at 3 and 12 months post-discharge.Design: Longitudinal design.Subjects: Data from 544 participants were obtained from the Stroke Recovery in Underserved Populations (2005–06) database.Methods: A cross-lagged panel network analysis to identify the complex set of predictive relationships between community participation, positive affect, social support, and functional independence 3 months post-discharge to 12 months post-discharge.Results: Community participation, particularly religious/spiritual activities, was an early predictor of later motor (functional) independence and social support. In addition, positive affect was an early predictor of social support.Conclusion: While participation in social situations is a desired outcome post-stroke, the results of this study indicate the importance of identifying early factors that influence community participation throughout the recovery process.
LAY ABSTRACTThe ability to participate in desired activities is a common outcome goal of rehabilitation for stroke survivors. However, there are many factors that influence success in achieving this goal, including support from family and friends, mental health, and functional independence. This study sought to understand how these factors influence each other and participation over time. The results indicate that early participation post-stroke is an important predictor of later motor independence and social support needs. The results indicate that, while participation is often viewed as a rehabilitation outcome, understanding participation as a predictor of other rehabilitation outcomes is also important.
Are you Really Social? Put your Smartphone Down. Using Nudge to Reduce the Frequency of use of Smartphones in Pub and Restaurants
Authors: Vaccaro Marianna
Published: September 2022

To escape uninteresting conversations during an aperitif or a lunch break, in pubs and restaurants, people prefer to communicate with their smartphone rather than with those sitting next to them. This online contact led to greater isolation in real life and impaired relationships. The nudging technique called salience was used to increase face-to-face relationships and obtain a reduction in the frequency of use of the smartphone in the moments of aggregation, to gently push people to undertake specific behavior such as distancing themselves from their mobile device in moments intended for sharing. Research has shown that, by making the options more visible, in order to attract people's attention, it is possible to direct them to more appropriate choices. In fact, the data obtained showed that the experimental group had a reduction in frequency of smartphone usage in moments of aggregation, which suggests the effectiveness of intervention.
Integrating Four Human Senses into Highway Landscape Process: A System Approach
Authors: M Easa Said
Published: September 2022

Current highway landscape design guidelines focus only on the visual aspect of the landscape. This paper presents a comprehensive framework for highway landscape planning/design that considers all four senses (vision, sound, touch, and smell). The framework includes advanced technologies, such as electroencephalograms, electromyograms, galvanic skin response, and light detection and ranging that are used to evaluate the and physiological aspects of all users (drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists). In addition, two new elements are included in the framework: landscape consistency and the pavement as a landscape. The traditional landscape applications (structural features and transportation elements) and the emerging applications (tunnels, freeways, pedestrian paths, and cyclist paths) are described. Important landscape considerations, including sustainability, traffic safety, persons with disabilities, and education and research are discussed. The proposed framework, which reflects emerging developments in China, Europe, and other countries, should be of interest to highway practitioners involved in highway landscaping design.
Cost evaluations due to seismic damage to concrete buildings
Authors: Castillo-Castillo C. , Valdés-González J. , Bañuelos-García F.
Published: September 2022

The study of earthquakes losses in buildings has traditionally been approached for a single amplification factor of the design spectrum, but it could be useful to use other amplification factors to reduce costs. This paper analyzes the evolution of seismic damage costs in three models based on the performance level achieved by these structures, as well as the amplification factor of the design spectrum. Three nonlinear analytical models of reinforced concrete were analyzed. Each model differs in dynamic characteristics and was designed by scaling the design spectrum for three amplification factors. A firm soil earthquake was analyzed, which was scaled to 22 intensities and with this results, dynamic capacity curves of the studied models were constructed. From the analyses it was obtained interstory drift and maximum accelerations, with which the following seismic damage costs were estimated: structural and non-structural damage, contents replacement, income and profits, injuries and deaths. The results show different types of relations between intensity and each type of loss. They also justify the importance of introducing amplification factors at the design stage to minimize the cost of a particular type of damage.
Get Connected: A Scoping Review of Advising Online Graduate Students
Authors: Meyer Holly S , Preisman Kristi A , Samuel Anita
Published: September 2022

The rate of online graduate education programs grows annually. Yet, dropout rates and student satisfaction rates continue to lag behind in-person programs. Advising practices may offer unique opportunities to reverse or alter these challenges. While the body of literature about undergraduate advising and online advising is robust, literature on current online graduate-level advising is sparse. Therefore, a scoping review of the literature was undertaken to answer the research question: What does the literature tell us about advising in online graduate programs? The search revealed ten relevant studies, and after conducting a thematic network analysis, two global themes and five organizing themes were presented. There are two global themes, “Create Connections” and “Know Your Program.”  The “Create Connections” global theme is supported by three organizing themes: (a) Communication and Feedback, (b) Building Relationships and Community, and (c) Investment in student’s personal and academic growth.  The “Know Your Program” global theme is supported by organizing themes (d) Program Requirements and Policies and (e) Technical skills. Based on the data, three recommendations are presented to aid online graduate advisors, including building trusting relationships with advisees, building a community of students, and knowing program policies, requirements, and technology platforms.
INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME 26, ISSUE 3
Authors: Shea Peter
Published: September 2022

In addition to the papers presented at OLC conferences this past year, this third issue of OLJ for 2022 also contain a selection of papers from our regular submission and review process. These papers investigate a range of issues including the definitions of terms in the field, undergraduate students’ anxiety, culturally responsive teaching, social presence, and faculty concerns in online learning environments.
The Green Network Panoramic Vision
Authors: Alfaris Seema K.
Published: September 2022

Most cities worldwide suffer from the unequal distribution of urban areas and country areas around them and the growth of dangerous environmental issues. One of the primary causes of the imbalance is the continued expansion of building blocks and urban development against the open spaces and green areas either in or out of cities. Furthermore, the natural landscape, in general, has a significant impact on protecting the climate from rising temperatures and pollutants. So the aim of this research is to identify a panoramic vision of a green network and get to ‎use sustainable land in a strong and socially solid society. ‎ As a result, the research problem reads: there is dispersion and disintegration in urban open space planning and its development. To solve the research problem, a hypothesis is proposed stating that “the absence of a panoramic vision of green networks and disconnection with the surrounding region is one of the most important causes of dispersion in those spaces”. Erbil city is one of the Iraqi cities in the northern part, was chosen as a case study to examine the green network components or elements. The results showed that Erbil has many aspects of the green network. This study offers some suggestions to fulfill the missing parts of it.
Perceptions et respect des premières restrictions liées à la COVID-19 et associations avec la consommation de substances chez les jeunes au Canada
Authors: Romano Isabella , Patte Karen A. , de Groh Margaret , Jiang Ying , Leatherdale Scott T.
Published: September 2022

Introduction

Dans la mesure où la consommation de substances est un comportement principalement social, elle est susceptible d’avoir diminué chez certains jeunes partout au Canada pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, et le maintien d’une consommation est susceptible d’indiquer un non-respect des restrictions liées à la pandémie et des mesures de distanciation physique. Notre objectif était d’analyser, dans un échantillon composé d’adolescents canadiens (de 12 à 19 ans), la manière dont la consommation de substances (cannabis, consommation excessive d’alcool, cigarettes, produits de vapotage) est associée aux perceptions et au respect des premières mesures de santé publique liées à la COVID-19, en tenant compte de facteurs sociodémographiques.

Méthodologie

Des données transversales ont été extraites des données en ligne recueillies au cours de la huitième année de l’étude réalisée en milieu scolaire COMPASS, pendant les premiers mois de la pandémie de COVID-19 (mai à juillet 2020) en Colombie-Britannique, en Ontario et au Québec. Nous avons ajusté deux modèles à l’aide d’équations d’estimation généralisées afin d’analyser la manière dont la consommation de substances était associée à deux mesures : celle des perceptions à l’égard des premières restrictions liées à la COVID-19 et celle du respect de ces restrictions.

Résultats

Dans notre échantillon, 10 % des adolescents ont perçu les restrictions liées à la COVID-19 comme étant trop faibles et 14 % les ont perçues comme étant trop strictes. Près de la moitié (46 %) des répondants ont déclaré avoir pris les restrictions très au sérieux, et 5 % ne les ont aucunement prises au sérieux. La consommation excessive d’alcool (« binge drinking »), l’usage de la cigarette et le vapotage ont été associés à des perceptions selon lesquelles les restrictions étaient trop strictes et au non-respect de ces restrictions. Toutefois, les adolescents consommant du cannabis étaient moins susceptibles de percevoir les restrictions liées à la COVID-19 comme trop strictes.

Conclusion

Cette étude fait ressortir le lien entre la consommation de substances chez les adolescents et leurs perceptions et leur respect à l’égard des restrictions de santé publique liées à la COVID-19 au Canada. Nos constatations mettent en évidence la nécessité d’assurer une surveillance continue des comportements de consommation de substances pendant la pandémie de COVID-19 afin de mieux caractériser les risques à l’adolescence et de guider en conséquence les stratégies de santé publique ciblées.
Eksistensi Tari Rentak Kudo Sebagai Pertahanan Budaya Masyarakat Desa Tanjung Kerinci
Authors: Hidayani Novita , Pramutomo Pramutomo
Published: September 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengungkapkan fenomena terkait keberadaan Tari Rentak Kudo sebagai identitas serta warisan budaya tradisional. Sikap, pola pikir serta karakteristik masyarakat Kerinci sebagai cerminan dari corak kehidupan sosial budayanya. Kehadiran Tari Rentak Kudo di setiap acara pernikahan memberikan peranan penting bagi masyarakat, adanya kebanggaan tersendiri jika tari tersebut hadir. Dengan bentuk tari yang sederhana dan spontanitas, sehingga menjadi daya tarik bagi masyarakat setempat maupun rantauan untuk mempertahankan dan pengembangkan budayanya. Penelitian ini menggunakan penerapan etnografi, pendekatan ini untuk menjelaskan tentang kehidupan sosial budaya sebagai penyatuan antara kesenian dengan kehidupan sosial yang tidak bisa dipisahkan oleh kehidupan masyarakat pendukungnya. Maka hasil dalam penelitian ini di lakukan karena melihat fenomena sosial terhadap perkembangan Tari Rentak Kudo di acara pernikahan yang masih eksis. Maka adapun faktor yang mempengaruhi kelangsungan hidup tari berupa guna, fungsi, strategi serta upaya yang dilakukan masyarakat dan pemerintah menjadi Tari Rentak Kudo sebagai warisan budaya.
Ingredientes metodológicos para construir “agencia” en la formación de los futuros profesionales de la intervención social.
Authors: Montalbá Ocaña Carmen , Pons Hervás Enrique
Published: September 2022

Formar a los/as profesionales en la intervención social exige un plus en la atención a las competencias transversales que son sustantivas para la condición de “arte” que exigen las profesionales de lo social. En definitiva, poner la mirada en “ser” desde el “hacer”, en la medida que la experiencia educativa se convierte en sí misma en el escenario para construirnos como sujetos-agencia, adquirir el poder desde el espacio relacional y, construir ciudadanía. El presente artículo se centra en experiencias educativas orientadas desde los Ciclos Formativos de Integración Social, y en concreto el trabajo por proyectos, con el ánimo de sistematizar y visibilizar aquellos ingredientes metodológicos que la experiencia acumulada revela como factores de éxito en la construcción de subjetividades superadoras de los procesos de individualización con los que se abordan los problemas sociales. En definitiva, se pretende recuperar las propuestas epistemológicas basadas en el pensamiento crítico y la pedagogía de la liberación, para poner en evidencia la necesidad de pasar del “yo “al “nosotros/as” en el espacio de aula. Un “nosotros/as” que supera la comunidad educativa y que se conforma en relación a esos/as “otros/as” con los/as que se pretende trabajar.
Los centros educativos de Bragança ante los retos globales: un estudio de encuesta
Authors: Santamaría Cárdaba Noelia , Martins Cristina
Published: September 2022

La sociedad actual se enfrenta a retos globales para lograr una transformación que asegure la sostenibilidad del planeta. Ante esta situación, este estudio se plantea si los directores de los centros educativos ubicados en Bragança tratan los contenidos globales enmarcados en la Agenda 2030 en sus centros educativos. Para ello, se ha realizado un estudio de encuesta, la cual se distribuyó mediante correo electrónico con el apoyo institucional del Instituto Politécnico de Bragança. Los resultados revelan que algunos contenidos no son enseñados con relativa frecuencia y los centros educativos consideran que se trabajan estos retos globales desde una perspectiva transversal.
“Actuar” (Re-)Considerando la Ciudadanía Global: una coeducación efectiva desde el drama de nuestro tiempo
Authors: Tsirina Fedorova Elizaveta , Saiz Molina José
Published: September 2022

El presente artículo es una invitación a reflexionar sobre el papel del teatro dentro de la pedagogía emancipadora. Perfila, de manera sucinta, las principales actividades académicas que se impulsan desde el Instituto & Fundación Shakespeare de España en el marco de la educación inclusiva y no discriminatoria y propone, desde una aproximación teórico-práctica, una serie de ejemplos que se pueden extrapolar con facilidad a otros dominios didácticos y/o artísticos. A través de algunos ejemplos se puede examinar el nivel de los valores éticos y la sensibilidad moral a la que puede llegar el discente cuando se le proporciona algo similar a la vida para alcanzar una ética dialogada. El artículo defiende que la correcta aplicación de una serie de parámetros teatrales puede y debe aumentar significativamente el interés, la concentración, la observación crítica y la empatía. Valores fundamentales, todo estos, para la búsqueda actual de ideales morales, criterios de valoración estética y el dinamismo global.
La percepción de los futuros docentes de Educación Primaria a partir de los cambios en la enseñanza durante el confinamiento por el COVID-19
Authors: Fernández Tijero Maria Carmen , Valero Matas Jesús Alberto , Coca Jiménez Pablo Manuel , Callejo Maudes Javier , Ortego Osa Jesús
Published: September 2022

El estudio se centra en la percepción de los futuros maestros de Educación Primaria respecto a las adaptaciones didácticas llevadas a cabo durante el periodo de confinamiento del COVID-19. La investigación se ha realizado de manera on-line sobre estudiantes de formación superior en dos fases: una primera de tipo cuantitativo y una segunda de tipo cualitativo, complementándose con la realización de dos grupos de discusión que permiten obtener una visión más completa del objeto de estudio, apreciando factores tanto personales como de grupo. Los resultados son concluyentes: los estudiantes universitarios del grado de Educación Primaria apuestan por una enseñanza presencial en todos los niveles educativos, no solo por una mejor adquisición de las competencias que demandan, sino debido también a que los entornos educativos virtuales no tienen capacidad de desarrollo de las competencias referidas al trabajo colaborativo o las habilidades y aprendizajes psico-sociales. El alumnado manifiesta su temor al cambio de modelo educativo que considere la no presencialidad como parte de la nueva normalidad, lo que genera incertidumbre. Existe una demanda general de un cambio en la formación superior, que favorezca un modelo más práctico y que contemple la enseñanza on-line como parte de la oferta académica.
Capacidades para la liberación epistémica y atributos para el ejercicio de la ciudadanía global crítica en la educación superior
Authors: Leivas Vargas Monique , Boni Aristizábal Alejandra
Published: September 2022

Este artículo profundiza en las capacidades para la liberación epistémica y los atributos para el ejercicio de la ciudadanía global crítica que se expanden en el alumnado que participó en la experiencia de innovación educativa “Aprendizaje en Acción Na Rovella”. Esta experiencia es impulsada por el Máster en Cooperación al Desarrollo de la Universitat Politècnica de València y potenció cuatro capacidades para la liberación epistémica: la capacidad de ser, hacer, aprender y transformar. ¿Qué atributos para el ejercicio de la ciudadanía global crítica están relacionados con las capacidades para la liberación epistémica y son potenciados en esta experiencia de innovación educativa?
Desarrollo de un videojuego para la enseñanza del inglés como lengua extranjera para fines específicos y el fomento de conocimientos en Educación para el Desarrollo y Ciudadanía Global en Ingeniería Industrial
Authors: Castañ Pitarch Ricardo , Girón García Carolina , Holgado Sáez Cristina
Published: September 2022

Todos los sectores, incluyendo la industria, los negocios y la educación superior, tienen la obligación de formar en materia de Educación para el Desarrollo y Ciudadanía Global (EpDyCG), y, por tanto, en temas de justicia social, políticas de equidad o la gestión del medio ambiente y la sostenibilidad. Sin embargo, no existen modelos universales para implementar la EpDyCG en los grados universitarios, por lo que nuestra propuesta educativa explica cómo llevar a cabo una formación de calidad en el ámbito de la docencia del inglés de fines específicos en la Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), a través del diseño y ejecución de un videojuego serio, que forme a los y las usuarias tanto en ciudadanía global como en proyección internacional.
Una utopía para el Nuevo Mundo: Vasco de Quiroga y su traducción de la Utopía de Tomás Moro
Authors: Lillo Castañ Víctor
Published: September 2022

En el presente artículo atribuyo a Vasco de Quiroga una traducción castellana anónima de la Utopía de Tomás Moro que se conserva en un manuscrito único en la Real Biblioteca del Palacio Real de Madrid. En los folios finales de la Información en derecho (1535), Vasco indica que tradujo la Utopía pero, como su traslado no se encuentra actualmente junto al manuscrito que contiene la Información en derecho, custodiado en la Biblioteca Nacional de España, hasta ahora se había dado por perdido. La traducción de Utopía del Palacio Real, pese a ser la primera versión vernácula completa de la obra de Tomás Moro, ha pasado casi inadvertida por la crítica. Esta traducción fue escrita sin lugar a dudas en la época de Carlos V y, como voy a tratar de demostrar aquí, fue obra de Vasco de Quiroga, quien la habría enviado a Juan Bernal Díaz de Luco para que en el Consejo de Indias se entendiera mejor el funcionamiento de los pueblos de indios que Vasco había fundado en Santa Fe de México (1532) y Santa Fe de la Laguna (1533) inspirándose en la Utopía de Tomás Moro.
Paisajes de la Musicoterapia Argentina
Authors: Quiben Eugenia , Viera Lucia
Published: September 2022

El 18, 19 y 20 de Marzo de 2022 se realizó el Primer Congreso de Musicoterapia en Córdoba, “Paisajes de la Musicoterapia Argentina”, impulsado por ACoMus (Asociación Cordobesa de Musicoterapeutas) y organizado con el apoyo de la Municipalidad de Villa Rumipal, Calamuchita, sede del evento. Este primer congreso fue concebido originalmente en función de  necesidades y objetivos académicos y formales, pero en el transcurrir de la experiencia, devino en “encuentro”. Resulta destacable el predominio de los intercambios de experiencias y saberes por sobre las exposiciones magistrales, lo cual también representó el logro de uno de los objetivos planteados a priori.
Graph Application in Finding the fastest Path From Subang City To Cirebon City
Authors: Assiddiqi Fikriah Abdillah , Sariman Iman
Published: September 2022

This paper discusses the application of one of the Discrete Mathematics materials, namely Graph Theory, in determining the fastest route from Subang City, more precisely from Subang Pusakanagara, Subang to Cirebon City. The fastest path is the route taken by considering the minimum travel time from one place to another. There are various ways to determine the minimum travel path, but the goal is the same, namely to find a travel path with the minimum travel time. The research process begins with formulating a problem using Graph Theory with the help of the Google Maps application and the experiences of the researchers. This Google Maps application is very useful when traveling long distances but want to use the path with minimal travel time. After formulating the problem, it is continued with the implementation of the Weighted Average Method and ends with the Floyd Warshall Algorithm. The result of this study is to find the fastest path from the starting point, namely Subang Pusakanagara to the end point, namely Cirebon City.
Analisis Faktor-Fator yang Mempengaruhi Penggunaan Aplikasi Investasi Reksadana Online pada Generasi Millenial dan Generasi Z
Authors: Andrea Jasmine Aubrey , Suroso Jarot S
Published: September 2022

This study aims to analyze the driving factors that can influence individuals in using mutual funds Bibit application. The proposed model has factors from the The theory of technology adoption (TAM) is implemented in this study to analyze how technology adoption of online mutual fund investment with millennial as the main object of research. This research is a quantitative research with a survey method by distributing online questionnaires. Sampling using purposive sampling method. This study Used 5 internal variables and 3 external variables which are Perceived Security, Perceived Trust and User Interface After gathering 168 data respondents, it is found that there are several factors that have positive significance to Actual System Use to adopt online mutual fund application, namely Perceived Security, User Interface, Perceived Usefulness, Perceived Ease of use, Attitude Toward Use and Behavioral Intention to Use. Meanwhile, Perceived Trust have no significance to Actual System Usage of Bibit application. This finding will be useful for online mutual fund application developers to transform conventional mutual fund to online platforms format.
Settings of visual culture of publicity
Authors: Mamedov A. K.
Published: September 2022

The article is devoted to a critical study of the complex of mechanisms for the formation of a visual culture of publicity in order to develop an understanding of the ongoing cognitive changes. Modern visual culture is considered as the main tool for the formation of social reality, the creation of a space-time continuum, i.e. an environment that includes objects of cultural space, which include public persons. The latter are at the same time markers of this environment, conductors of its mentality, reflect its ideology, being its pure forms. From the standpoint of today, the functional roles of participants in the visual culture of publicity are analyzed. The mechanisms of publicity are metaphorically considered as image management settings at the stage of television implementation. Their sociological justifications are proposed as tools for including material about public figures in the communication process. The author's definition of the subject of research is given.
Society in the period of COVID–19. Review of the collective monograph “Pandemic COVID-19: challenges, consequences, counteraction” (edited by A.V. Torkunov, S.V. Ryazantsev, V.K. Levashov)
Authors: Kozin S. V.
Published: September 2022

The article presents the author's views on the new collective monograph “The COVID-19 pandemic: challenges, consequences, counteraction” (Moscow: “Aspect Press”, 2021), which claims to provide almost comprehensive coverage and generalization of foreign and domestic theoretical and practical thought, information devoted to the study of the emergence and further development of a new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) in the world. A comparative analysis of sociological studies (for example: Great Britain, Italy, Russia, USA) devoted to measuring the social opinion of the population regarding the consequences of COVID-19 is extremely valuable. In general, the collective monograph published will tell the reader on its pages about the genesis of the development of world pandemics that have left their bright mark, about the prevailing socio-political and economic aspects during COVID-19, about existing measures of state assistance to the population and much more. Within the framework of this review, the content of all five chapters of the collective monograph was briefly highlighted, in addition, the author of the article selectively highlighted and supplemented the most controversial and even overlooked by the authors of the work significant aspects. In conclusion, it is concluded that this scientific academic work is aimed at a wide range of readers.