bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
An Investigation into Undergraduate Students’ Perception of Kahoot Mediated E-Assessment
Authors: Mahbub Moh. Arif 
Published: December 2020

This study is an endeavor to depict undergraduate studentsâ€™ perception of a digital game-based learning (DGBL) platform called Kahoot! integrated into the undergraduate studentsâ€™ learning. To this end, a sequential explanatory study was employed. Undergraduate students from a private university in Indonesia (N=21) agreed to participate in this study. A web-based five-point Likert scale questionnaire was developed to examine their perceptions of this platform. A focus-group interview was also conducted to detect their in-depth feelings. The results indicated that they positively appreciated the integration of this tool into classroom instructions. Implications, conclusion and limitations were then discussed.
Missing Chain? Challenges for the Contemporary Study of 18th Century Belarusian Language and Culture
Authors: Getka Joanna 
Published: December 2020

Abstract
The dominant axiom of Belarusian historical linguistics holds that the Belarusian literary language was created in the 19th century. According to this perspective, the contemporary Belarusian literary language is a new entity, separate from the old writing tradition. Its supporters therefore sanction the thesis that this writing tradition was broken, despite recent research proving the continuity of the Belarusian language. The present analysis shows that the reproduction of cliches about ‘the breaking of the tradition’ in textbooks used for teaching Belarusian language cause significant cognitive dissonance. Modern conscious Belarusians are building their identity based on the tradition of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, feeling themselves its heirs. The building of a modern identity should, however, incorporate references to language which is an important component of it. The analyzed textbooks contradict this by maintaining that the Belarusian literary language has its roots in the 19th century.
The Benefits of Holistic Therapy for Psychological Disorders in Postpartum Mother: A Systematic Review
Authors: Ainur Syafrida , Herawati Lucky , Widyawati Melyana Nurul 
Published: December 2020

Physical and psychological changes during postpartum period can make postpartum mother vulnerable to psychological disorders such as anxiety and depression. The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze several holistic therapies that are beneficial for reducing psychological disorders during postpartum period. The inclusion criteria in this study were articles in english; samples in the form of postpartum mothers; and experimental research. There are 12 research articles that included in the analysis of this research, research articles on mindfulness (n = 4), massage (n = 4), and aromatherapy (n = 4). Holistic therapy can affect the regulation of the nervous system and reduce levels of cortisol hormone. Holistic therapies such as mindfulness, massage, and aromatherapy have been shown to be beneficial for reducing psychological disorders such as anxiety to depression in postpartum mothers which have an impact on increased relaxation and positive mood.
Simulation and Analysis of the OFDM Transceiver Based Commutation System
Authors: Munadel Areej , Hamza Ekhlas kadhum 
Published: December 2020

As a result of the increase in wireless applications, this led to a spectrum problem, which was often a significant restriction. However, a wide bandwidth (more than two-thirds of the available) remains wasted due to inappropriate usage. As a consequence, the quality of the service of the system was impacted. This problem was resolved by using cognitive radio that provides opportunistic sharing or utilization of the spectrum. This paper analyzes the performance of the cognitive radio spectrum sensing algorithm for the energy detector, which implemented by using a MATLAB Mfile version (2018b). The signal to noise ratio SNR vs. Pd probability of detection for OFDM and SNR vs. BER with CP cyclic prefix with energy detector is calculated and analyzed. In this paper, the proposed work produces more accurate results compared to the existing techniques at low SNR values.
TINGKAT PENGUNGKAPAN ISLAMIC SOCIAL REPORTING PADA BANK UMUM SYARIAH
Authors: Wijaya Nitia , M. Rasuli  , Rofika Rofika 
Published: December 2020

This study aims to examine the effect of Sharia Governance Structure (IG Score, Investment Account Holder, and Size) and Profit on Islamic Social Reporting Disclosures at Islamic Public Banks in Indonesia. The study is a quantitative study that uses secondary data that is sourced from financial reports on Islamic banks listed on the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). Data were then analyzed using panel data regression analysis techniques through Eviews 9 software to test the relationship of hypotheses in this study. The result showed that shari’a governance structure has a positive effect on level of ISR disclosure. And the result also showed that profitability has a positive effect on level of ISR disclosure
An Infant with Infected Cephalohematoma
Authors: Shrestha Shodip , Pokhrel Bibesh , Thapa Amit 
Published: December 2020

Cephalohematoma is a benign medical condition affecting 1 to 2% of all live births, which resolves spontaneously in most of the cases. Infected cephalohematomas are very rare and serious as they can cause sepsis, osteomyelitis and meningitis.
We report a case of 40 days male who presented to our outpatient clinic with ruptured scalp swelling. Deep seated scalp abscess was incised and drained. Culture proved E.Coli infection which was managed with intravenous antibiotics for 5 days during the hospital stay and was later discharged on oral antibiotics. The wound completely healed with no evidence of residual abscess on 1-week follow-up.
Infected cephalohematoma has good prognosis if appropriately drained and managed on culture guided antibiotics.
Testing the Cognitive Reserve Index Questionnaire in an Alzheimer’s Disease Population
Authors: Garba Asabe E. , Grossberg George T. , Enard Kimberly R. , Jano Fabian J. , Roberts Emma N. , Marx Charlotte A. , Buchanan Paula M. 
Published: December 2020

Background: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the 6th leading cause of death in the United States and has no cure or progression prevention. The Cognitive Reserve (CR) theory poses that constant brain activity earlier in life later helps to deter pathological changes in the brain, delaying the onset of disease symptoms. Objective: To determine the reliability and validity of the Cognitive Reserve Index questionnaire (CRIq) in AD patients. Methods: Primary data collection was done using the CRIq to quantify CR in 90 participants. Correlations and multivariable linear regressions were used to assess reliability and validity. Results: Reliability was tested in 34 participants. A Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.89 ( p < 0.001) indicated a strong positive correlation. Validity was tested in 33 participants. A Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.30 ( p = 0.10) indicated an insignificant weak positive correlation. Conclusion: The CRIq was found reliable. Gaining a better understanding of how CR tools can be used in various cognitive populations will help with the establishment of a research tool that is universally accepted as a true CR measure.
Comparison of Health-Related Quality of Life Between Japanese and American Patients with Bladder Cancer as Measured by a Newly Developed Japanese Version of the Bladder Cancer Index
Authors: Osawa Takahiro , Wei John T. , Abe Takashige , Honda Michitaka , Rew Karl T. , Dunn Rod , Yamada Shuhei , Furumido Jun , Kikuchi Hiroshi , Matsumoto Ryuji , Sato Yasuyuki , Harabayashi Toru , Takada Norikata , Minami Keita , Morita Ken , Kashiwagi Akira , Fukuhara Shunichi , Murai Sachiyo , Ito Yoichi M. , Ogasawara Katsuhiko , Shinohara Nobuo 
Published: December 2020

INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study is to characterize health related quality of life (HRQOL) in Japanese patients after bladder cancer surgery and to perform cross-cultural comparison between Japanese and American patients. METHODS: Firstly, we cross-sectionally assessed HRQOL of 371 patients in Japan using the Bladder Cancer Index (BCI-Japanese). HRQOL of the four groups of patients (native bladder without intravesical therapy, native bladder with intravesical therapy, cystectomy with ileal conduit, and cystectomy with neobladder) were assessed. Secondly, we compared the Japanese with the American cohort ( n = 315) from the original BCI paper. After adjusting for age and gender, the differences in each BCI subdomain score was analyzed. RESULTS: Among Japanese patients, the urinary domain function score was significantly lower among the cystectomy with neobladder group, compared to the cystectomy with ileal conduit group ( p < 0. 01). Despite this, the urinary bother was comparable between the two groups. Although there were apparent differences between Japanese and American patients, there were few differences in Urinary and Bowel HRQOL. In three of the four treatment groups (other than native bladder with intravesical therapy), Japanese patients were more likely than Americans to report poor sexual function ( p < 0.05). However, Japanese patients were less likely than Americans to be bothered by their lower sexual function, regardless of treatment ( p < 0.05). CONCLUSIONS: HRQOL outcomes following treatment of bladder cancer in Japan are comparable to those in the USA, except for sexual functioning and sexual bother. The BCI can be used for cross-cultural assessments of HRQOL in bladder cancer patients.
Consumption of milk and dairy products as dominant factor of underweight among children aged 24–59 months in Java Island, Indonesia (IFLS 2014)
Authors: Qirani Ida Ayu Devi , Ningsih Winda Mulia , Sartika Ratu Ayu Dewi 
Published: December 2020

INTRODUCTION: Underweight is one of the most common forms of undernutrition suffered by children and has implications for both short and long term health problems. Characteristics of children, parents, and environment are factors affecting underweight in children, especially aged 24–59 months. OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to find out the dominant factors affecting underweight in children aged 24–59 months in Java Island. METHODS: This cross-sectional study used secondary data from Indonesia Family Life Survey (IFLS) 2014. There were 1,270 children aged 24–59 months who were involved in this study. We conducted univariate analysis, bivariate analysis using chi-square, and multivariate analysis using binary logistic regression. RESULTS: This study found that 20.2% of children in Java were underweight. Based on bivariate analysis, variables that significantly associated ( p < 0.05) with underweight were low birth weight (LBW), acute respiratory infection (ARI), diarrhoea, frequency of eating milk and dairy products, parental education level, and underweight father. Furthermore, based on multivariate analysis, low consumption of milk and dairy products was the dominant factor in this study (OR = 1.80). CONCLUSION: Factors related to underweight can be used to determine appropriate prevention and treatment in community levels, such as by promoting a balanced nutrition program and healthy behaviour.
Demographic Characteristics and Common Complaints of People Seeking Telephone Consulting Services for Anxiety and Stress Caused by COVID-19
Authors:   Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran., Hoseinian Sarajloo Faraj , Rashedi Roza ,   Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran., Fateh Haleh ,   Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran., Shahbazpour Hamidreza ,   Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran., Kashani Movahhed Bahareh ,   Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran.
Published: December 2020

Background: The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and imposed quarantine have had different effects on the social and psychological aspects of people. The lack of any definitive treatment or preventive method for COVID-19 has caused a great deal of stress and anxiety in people. Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the demographic characteristics and common complaints of callers to the telephone counseling helpline to receive services for anxiety and stress caused by COVID-19. Methods: This is a descriptive cross-sectional study. The study samples were 1978 callers to the telephone counseling helpline of the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR) in Iran. Data collection was done by a checklist made by researchers and provided to the consultants. Findings: Most of callers (65.8%) were women and married (77.7%) with a mean age of 44.14 years; 41.5% of callers with no any symptoms were afraid and worried about getting infected; 26.6% stated their anxiety was due to worry that their first-degree relatives may get infected, and 8.5% reported that their anxiety was because of fear of economic problems and loss of job or income . Conclusion: The main users of the telephone counseling helpline was married women aged 30-39 years. Considering the anxiety and stress caused by COVID-19 outbreak, it seems necessary to provide counseling services.
Psychological TV-series as a Phenomenon of the Consumer Society of the XXI Century
Authors: Prokofieva D. V. 
Published: December 2020

Introduction. The article examines modern psychological television series as one of the ways to satisfy the thirst for consumption and the desire to find meaning. The author considers the consumer society and the thirst for consumption as its integral characteristic and habit of a person in modern society. To analyze this phenomenon, the author turns to the works of philosophers, finding confirmation of their concepts in modern reality. The emphasis is on the fact that the objects of consumption are “objects” belonging to both material and spiritual culture, with the peculiarity that in the consumer choice itself there is no reflection as its basis. The subject of the research is the phenomenon of modern psychological TV-series.Methodology and sources. To analyze the phenomenon of psychological television series in the context of modern mass and popular culture, the author uses the method of phenomenological analysis, the method of historical parallels, the value method, the dialectical method. The article uses an interdisciplinary and comparative approach. The author relies on the work of representatives of these philosophical trends – Karl Marx, Erich Fromm, Alvin Toffler, Jean Baudrillard, Victor Frankl and others.Results and discussion. We can name many reasons why people can watch TV-series, for example, taking a break from routine, a desire to relax, this is a certain way of spending leisure time. Our goal was to analyze TV-series as a phenomenon of a consumer society, and the situation when watching the series is a goal in itself and a kind of escapism, a way to escape from reality and filling your time. The task was to identify the natural and social reasons for the popularity of modern psychological series.Conclusion. As a result of the analysis, the author concluded that modern high-quality television series perform a triune task. On the one hand, they captivate the plot and allow you to relax and relieve stress, avoiding strong concentration. On the other hand, they involve a claim to be intelligent. And the third point – they distract from routine and everyday life while eliminating the need for a daily choice of a way of spending leisure time. TV-series are a product of the consumer society, and therefore the prerequisite for reflection contained in them is far from always being realized. As a result, the series itself becomes for a person just another way to spend their own time and fill the inner emptiness.
The Space of an Image Existence. What do the Internet the Ancient City and the Medieval Temple Have in Common?
Authors: Vasilyeva M. A. 
Published: December 2020

Introduction.The article discusses various historical examples of symbolic spaces – spaces of the existence of an image – to consider how representation systems are arranged in them and how they set the tone for the complex process of creating an image of a person. The author does not consider the image as a conscious construct, which is completely dependent on this external system, but supposes that it is important to research it for a deeper understanding of the modern version of symbolic space and all complex and interrelated processes in it. Thus, the article provides theoretical grounds for a legitimate comparison of practices of the Internet and social media representation with the practices of the past which unfolded in specific, semiotic toposes: Egyptian murals in tombs, the ancient city, a medieval temple, and a European text of the Modernity.Methodologyandsources.The theoretical basis of this research is on the contact of a number of approaches to the analysis of the image and image systems: representationst, phenomenological, philosophical-anthropological, (post)structuralist. The author uses works in historical, cultural and art studies in the respective eras as soursces of information on individual spaces of representation of the past (B. Manley, M. Bird, D. Yu. Dorofeev, V. Svetlov, S. Zotov, M. Maizuls, M. Foucault and others). The author relies on detailed descriptions of public spaces, identifies and compares their characteristic features. Resultsanddiscussion.Having examined the main features of a number of symbolic spaces of the past, the author shows how they inevitably affect the process of building an image, creating the system of representation. In this sense, both “city” and “text” are presented in the article as concepts, semantic fields and structures, and not as physical objects. The author comes to the conclusion that there is no so much novelty of the modern processes of symbolic exchange on the Internet, as it is usually declared. Most of the actual space`s features which today are called new are found in other spaces and other times. Polyphony, the visual component, one-to-many and many-to-many message addressing, active use of “ready-made” markers and symbolic “blanks”, the iconic character of the signs used – these features of modern communication in the Internet space seem to be new only in comparison with communication within the framework of the New European text. These features are quite applicable to the ancient city and to the medieval temple.Conclusion.The author shows a strong similarity of the modern Internet precisely with an ancient city and a medieval temple, while the text of the Modernity differs from them, and that creates the “novelty” of the current situation. This does not diminish interest in modern practices of representation since their specificity does not necessarily have to be built through the position of innovation which was valuable in the culture of the Modernity.
تقييم واقع تطبيق محور المناهج الدراسية وفقا لمعايير الاعتماد الاكاديمي العراقية / دراسة مقارنة لعينة من الجامعات والكليات الحكومية والاهلية
Authors: Wahid Hakim Abdul , Ahmed Youssef Abdel-Allah 
Published: December 2020

يهدف البحث للتعرف على تقييم واقع تطبيق محور المناهج من بين معايير الاعتماد الاكاديمي العراقية الثمانية في عينة من الجامعات والكليات الحكومية والاهلية في العراق وتحديد الاسباب الرئيسة والثانوية لها فضلا عن تقديم آليات وإجراءات مقترحة للمساعدة في تقليص الفجوات, اذا تتمثل مشكلة البحث في ضعف توافر متطلبات محور المناهج في الجامعات والكليات (عينة الدراسة) بسبب ضعف التوثيق والتطبيق الناجح لهما وان الاهتمام بهما لا يزال دون مستوى الطموح, وبقصد الوصول الى الحقائق العلمية اعتمد الباحثان المنهج المقارن لإجراء المقارنة ما بين الجامعات الحكومية والكليات الاهلية, وتم بناء قائمة فحص (Check list) التي اعدت وفق مؤشرات محور المناهج, تظهر نتائج البحث بوجود فجوات كبيرة بين واقع الجامعات والكليات وبين متطلبات محور المناهج وتصل الفجوة في احدى الكليات الى (81%), يقدم البحث الاسباب الثانوية والجذرية للفجوات والتي توفر المعلومات الكافية للجامعات والكليات من اجل التركيز عليها, وتقدم الاجراءات المقترحة التي تعد من الحلول العملية والعلمية الصحيحة لتقليص الفجوات , وممكن استفادة جميع الكليات والجامعات منها في المساعدة في تطبيق معايير الاعتماد الاكاديمي.
Why Are Things As They Are? Action Research and the Transformation of Work and Education in the Neoliberal Age
Authors: Ross E. Wayne 
Published: December 2020

What we understand about the world is determined by what the world is, who we are, and how we conduct our inquiries.Action research privileges the question “why are things as they are?” This article explores how neoliberalism, with its key principle that competition is the defining characteristic of human relations, reshapes our work as educators and researchers, and discusses how action research can help us not only better understand our world, but also resist the deleterious effects of neoliberalism on our work and workplaces.
Measuring Clinical Efficacy Through the Lens of Audit Data in Different Adult Eating Disorder Treatment Programmes
Authors: Li Zhuo , Dandil Yasemin , Toloza Cindy , Carr Anna , Oyeleye Oyenike , Kinnaird Emma , Tchanturia Kate 
Published: December 2020

Background:Audit data is important in creating a clear picture of clinical reality in clinical services, and evaluating treatment outcomes. This paper explored the data from an audit of a large national eating disorder (ED) service and evaluated the outcome of inpatient and day treatment programmes for patients with anorexia nervosa (AN) with and without autistic traits.Methods:Four hundred and seventy-six patients receiving treatment for AN at inpatient (IP), day-care (DC) and step-up (SU) programmes were assessed at admission and at discharge on the following measures: autistic traits, body-mass-index (BMI), ED symptoms, depression and anxiety symptoms, work and social functioning, and motivation for change. Outcomes were analyzed first at a within-group level based on change in mean scores and then at an individual level based on the clinical significance of improvement in eating disorder symptoms. Outcomes were compared between patients with high autistic traits (HAT) and low autistic traits (LAT) in each programme.Results:The findings suggest that 45.5% of DC and 35.1% of IP patients showed clinically significant changes in ED symptoms following treatment. Co-occurring high autistic traits positively predicted improvement in ED symptoms in IP setting, but was a negative predictor in DC. In IP, more HAT inpatients no longer met the BMI cut-off for AN compared to LAT peers. In terms of general psychopathology, patients with AN and HAT exhibited more severe depression symptoms, anxiety symptoms and social functioning impairment than their LAT peers, and these symptoms stayed clinically severe after treatment.Conclusions:Patients with AN and hight autistic traits are more likely than their peers with low autistic traits to show weight restoration and improvement in ED systems after inpatient treatment. This reverses in DC, with high autistic trait patients less likely to improve after treatment compared to low autistic trait patients. Our results suggest that inpatient treatment with individualized and structured routine care may be an effective model of treatment for patients with AN and high autistic traits.