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Oral Corrective Feedback and Learners’ Uptake in Teenage EFL Class
Authors: Ovilia Ivana 
Published: October 2021

This study was done to find out: (1) the types of oral corrective feedback (CF) strategies, (2) the types of learners’ uptake, and (3) the types of learners’ uptake elicited in relation to the teacher’s types of oral CF. In order to answer the research questions, the writer applied two theories, Sheen and Ellis (2011) for oral CF strategies and Panova and Lyster (2002) for the types of learners’ uptake, as the guideline. This study used qualitative approach, using audio recording. The findings showed that there were forty three (43) oral CF occuring in the class, and forty one (41) uptakes elicited in relation to teacher’s oral CF. There were 2 (two) oral CF which did not result in uptake. Six (6) out of nine (9) oral CF strategies and seven (7) out of ten (10) types of learners’ uptake occurred in the class. Didactic Recast was the most frequently applied oral CF strategies, whereas Repetition was the most frequently applied learners’ uptake type. There were 18 types of oral CF strategies and learners’ uptake sequences occurring in the class, and the most occurring sequence was Didactic Recasts – Repetition, with total 11 times. There were some possible reasons why uptakes did not occur: learners were taking too long to answer or the teacher did not want to wait longer expecting that learner had already known the correct form through prior explanation. In order to maintain the class running smoothly, the teacher sometimes was faced to a situation when none uptakes were elicited from the learners. Keywords: corrective feedback, oral corrective feedback, uptake
The Sociopathic Behaviour In Gone Girl
Authors: Henry Krisandy 
Published: October 2021

Gone Girl tells the story of a woman named Amy Elliott Dunne, a woman who wants to have a perfect marriage like in a book Amazing Amy. However, real life is different from her expectation. Her husband has an affair with his student. It pushes her to do some controlling acts to manifest her wish about perfect marriage. And that is the time when Amy shows her personality as a sociopath. To know more about Amy, this study focuses on the cause and the trigger of Amy’s sociopath and to identify the characteristics of Amy’s sociopath through her actions and the ways she thinks. There are two results for this research. The first one is Amy shows four out of seven characteristics of antisocial personality disorder. There are failure to conform to social, deceitfulness, reckless disregard for safety, and lack of remorse. Amy is a person with sociopathic behaviour that is portrayed through her actions, such as lying, manipulating, even killing other in order to get what she wants. The second one is Amy’s sociopath is caused by her parents that always give pressure to her and Amy’s husband affair triggers her sociopathic behaviour. It is clear that people with antisocial personality disorder have different characteristics with normal people. The way they think and solve the problems are different from normal people. Keywords: Antisocial personality disorder, Sociopath, Pressure
The Listener: Love of Money and How It Affects Someone’s Life Especially in Decision Making and Personality
Authors: Setiawan Michella Fellicia 
Published: October 2021

My screenplay The Listener is the story of Mike, a guy in his late 20s who loves money and thinks that money can buy happiness. My work’s main idea revolves around loves of money and how it can lead into a bad decision. I used the theory Base of Materialism Theory from Belk and Measurement of Materialism and Money Attitude from Rimple, Srikant, Naseem, and Kumar to construct the personalities of the main character. The purpose of this creative thesis is to increase the awareness that money cannot buy happiness. I used crime as the genre and Heist Flicks as the subgenre because I see a lot of similarities and genre convention with my screenplay’s subject matter of loves of money and money cannot buy someone’s happiness. The story mostly tells about how Mike faces the hardship in making decisions due to his loves of money. Later, he focuses on his prestige by having lots of money. At the end, he realizes that friendship is more important than money. Keywords: The Listener, Love of Money, Prestige, Materialism, Heist Flicks
Beautiful Nightmares: Low Self-Esteem Causes and Effects to Lara and Ayunindya’s Life
Authors: Hendrike Jessica Azalea 
Published: October 2021

My screenplay Beautiful Nightmares is the story of Lara, a singer and Ayunindya, the assistant manager who both struggling with their self-esteem. Using crime as the genre of my story and Film Noir as the subgenre, I look into the worst nightmare of two persons with low self-esteem can bring to someone else. The main idea of my creative writing focuses on the causes and effects of low self-esteem, I also deal with the roles of family and friends in influencing someone value of him or herself. However I believe low self-esteem can cause a big nuisance, especially when it comes to anxiety, obsession, violence and ended up with criminal behavior. To help me creating this screenplay, I use the theory of The Looking Glass Self by Charles Horton Cooley, theory of Self-Esteem and Adolescent by Morris Rosenberg, the theory of possession by L. Firestone, and Rosenbaum and DeCharms’ theory of criminal behavior on someone with a low self-esteem. Later in the story it reveals how Lara and Ayunindya’s self-esteem are influenced by their family and friends. Furthermore, they ended up committing murder.Keyword: Low Self-Esteem, Possession, Criminal behavior.
A Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis of Samsung’s Ingenius, Website, Consumers’ Comments, and Samsung-Apple Brand Positioning
Authors: Evelyn Marcella 
Published: October 2021

This study analyzed Ingenius video advertisement. Ingenius is a video advertisement produced by Samsung. However, Samsung only shows its competitor’s product (Apple IPhone X) from the beginning until the end of the video. The video is divided into seven segments and was analyzed by using both Multimodal Discourse Analysis and Critical Discourse Analysis three-dimension framework by Fairclough. This study is expected to find how the Apple IPhone X is represented by Samsung in their Ingenius video advertisement, to find the Ingenius messages according to Samsung’s website, to see the reaction of its consumers, and to find how the brand positioning of Samsung and Apple in the society. Multimodal Discourse Analysis is used to analyze the inner dimension of the framework by using Ingenius video advertisement as the text or discourse. The second dimension is analyzed by using the official Samsung explanation from its website about the video to see the meaning of each segment from the producer to consumers and using the YouTube comments to see how the consumers of the video (viewers) react after watching the video. The outer dimension sees the brand positioning from online newspapers, websites, and blogs to see how the society perceives Apple and Samsung as smartphone brands. Keywords: Multimodal Discourse Analysis (MDA), Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), Advertisements, Discourse.
Translation Strategies of Figurative Language in the Novel The Fault in Our Stars
Authors: Angelia Deby 
Published: October 2021

This research wanted to help the reader to understand about the classification of translation strategies in the novel The Fault in Our Stars. The writer used Larson’s (1998), proposes three strategies to translate figurative language. The writer was interested in analyzing the figurative language because there are many kinds of implicit meaning in figurative language; she felt that it was interesting to be analyzed. Besides, the writer chose a novel because it explains the story more detail than others such as movie. She chose The Fault in Our Stars novel because the story is quite touched and there are a lot of figurative languages on its novel. The writer hope that the translated meaning of figurative language can be the same as the original text. Keywords: Translation, Translation Strategy, Figurative Language, Source Language, Target Language.
Teacher’s Roles Implemented in Teaching Children and Teenager Classes in Petra Language Center (PLC)
Authors: Listiyani Evelyn , Rini Julia Eka 
Published: October 2021

This study analyzed the implementation of teacher’s roles at Petra Language Center (PLC). There were two classes with five to six students in each class taking part in this study. The main theories for this study are from Harmer’s (2001 & 2007) on teacher’s roles. The method used was qualitative approach. The researcher investigated the teacher’s roles implemented in children and teenager classes and analyzed the similarities and differences. The findings revealed that there are several similarities and differences. The main similarity is that the teacher implemented the same number of teacher’s roles types for both classes. The second one is that the teacher’s role as an organizer was more or less equally the same. The differences are in the number of occurrence of each type, the context and the way the teacher implemented those roles in both classes. Additionally, the findings also showed that the most important thing is that the teacher should be able to adjust the roles according to the classroom situation and activities. Keywords: Teacher’s roles, children class, teenager class, similarities and differences of teacher’s roles
Introducing PT. Adikarya Multi Teknologi Mandiri Using a Company Profile
Authors: Muliadie Sheryl Keren 
Published: October 2021

PT. Adikarya Multi Teknologi Mandiri is a business-to-business company involved in vacuum coating industry. Its folder-shaped company profile specifically targets purchasing personnels and is tailor made to suit procurement process during an open tender; acting as the extension of a name card. Hence, the company profile pays special attention to design that enables easy reading which showcases the company’s products and services. Texts are kept short and fully focused on highlighting the company’s unique selling preposition to entice offers. The design is based on Gestalt’s Principle and Contemporary Color Theory by Steven Bleicher, while the text follows Sally Hogshead’s Fascinate: How to Make Your Brand Impossible to Resist and Blythe’s Essential of Marketing. Keyword: Business to business, Company Profile, Short Company Profile
Multimodal Analysis of Innisfree’s Brand History
Authors: Prajogo Vanessa Velancia , Suprajitno Setefanus 
Published: October 2021

Fierce competition in increasing market share growth prompts companies to strive to create a memorable brand identity. One common method adopted by some companies is using a video advertisement, which contains the message they want to convey about their product or brand. This message is intended to persuade people who see the advertisement to buy their product. In doing so, companies usually use the visual, linguistic, spatial and other semiotic resources, often referred to as a semiotic mode. Through the case study of Innisfree’s video advertisement “Brand History,” we analyze how Innisfree uses linguistic, spatial, and visual mode for creating a message that enables consumers to remember and to persuade them buy its product. Our findings show that the message in the video advertisement is that Innisfree is a beauty product that upholds nature as its ingredients, has high quality, and preserves the environment where it takes its ingredients. Key Words: Advertisement, Persuasion, Modes, Verbal and Non-verbal expressions.
Violation of the Conversational Maxims in the Humorous Utterances in Comedy Program ‘The East’
Authors: Kencana Angelina 
Published: October 2021

This study is conducted in order to reveal the violated maxims in the humorous utterances and the implicature of the maxim violations in NET comedy program ‘The East’, from a discourse analysis point of view. The writer analyzes the types of maxims that are violated found in the humorous utterances in episode 397 entitled ‘Ribet Milih Tempat Kerja Baru’ (Complication in choosing a workplace) of the comedy program ‘The East’. This study is conducted by using a descriptive-qualitative approach, aimed to create a description from the perspectives or experiences of the writer. The findings reveal there are totally 26 (twenty-six) violations, each with its implied meaning in the episode of the program. Among the four maxims, the most frequent occurrence is the violation of maxim of Quality with 11 occurrences. Key words: Cooperative Principle, violation of conversational maxims, implicature
Promoting Petra Language Center To Its Target Market By Using A Website
Authors: Rosanti Agnes Emmilia Eka 
Published: October 2021

I did my internship in Petra Language Center. The Products of PLC are English Language Center, Mandarin Language Center, Japanese Language Center, French Language Center, and Dutch Language Center. For English Language Center, it has other courses and it will be explained in Creative Thesis. The target market is children, teenagers, and general adults who want to enhance their foreign language skill. The competitors of PLC are Ubaya Language Center and Unesa Language Center. The main problem of PLC is that the customers do not know where to go to get the information. The solution to this problem is to make a website. Website is a right tool for PLC because it is accessible and it provides the specific information about courses in PLC. The benefits of PLC website are to increase sales and profit, to expand its market, and to build the relationship with the customers. Keywords : promotional tool, website, unique selling point
The Paradoxical World of Psycho-Pass Anime Series
Authors: Harly Natasha , Limanta Liem Satya 
Published: October 2021

Psycho-Pass is one of the most well-known examples of dystopian anime. The story is set in 22nd century Japan, where the country is ruled by the Sibyl System. The world is portrayed to be an ideal world that is seemingly crime-free, yet the world also contained many problems that offset how ideal it seemed. In this paper, we are concerned about how Psycho-Pass can be categorized as a paradoxical world. Therefore, we aim to show the ways that the world of Psycho-Pass is indeed paradoxical by using utopia and dystopia theories. Through our analysis, we found that elements of both utopia and dystopia are present in Psycho-Pass. The world of Psycho-Pass is paradoxical in that it is ideal and faulty at the same time. Keywords: anime, paradoxical, utopia, dystopia.
Molecularly Dispersed Cobalt Phthalocyanine Mediates Selective and Durable CO2 Reduction in a Membrane Flow Cell
Authors: Wu Xuefeng , Sun Ji Wei , Liu Peng Fei , Zhao Jia Yue , Liu Yuanwei , Guo Lisheng , Dai Sheng , Yang Hua Gui , Zhao Huijun 
Published: October 2021

AbstractHigh‐rate electrochemical CO2‐to‐CO conversion provides a favorable strategy for carbon neutrality. Molecular catalysts, especially those with isolated metal active centers, are known to be the efficient CO2‐to‐CO electrocatalysts due to their high selectivity and outstanding instinct activity; however, the controllable scale‐up synthesis and durable utilization at industrial current densities still remain a challenge. Here, it is developed a molecularly dispersed cobalt phthalocyanine loaded on carbon nanotube for high‐current long‐term CO2‐to‐CO electrolysis. The resultant catalyst exhibits a high CO selectivity with a maximum Faradaic efficiency of 97% and performs a current density of −200 mA cm−2 in a flow cell with a TOF of 83.9 s−1, which is among the best of CO‐selective electrocatalysts. With a series of impregnation loading experiments, the process of molecular‐dispersion or aggregation is investigated. In addition, the application of selective and durable electrolysis at a current of 0.25 A is realized up to 38.5 h in a scale‐up MEA configuration. Subsequent characterization shows robust durability closely related to the dispersion of CoPc. This study provides a triumph to catalyze commercial‐scale CO production using molecularly dispersed phthalocyanine electrocatalysts.
Ultrahigh Throughput On‐Chip Synthesis of Microgels with Tunable Mechanical Properties
Authors: Wu Jingyu , Yadavali Sagar , Issadore David A. , Lee Daeyeon 
Published: October 2021

AbstractMicrogels, 1–100 µm sized hydrogel particles, have emerged as versatile materials for constructing injectable tissue scaffolds, with superb control over various properties. Microfluidic synthesis of microgels offers significant advantages over conventional batch synthesis such as high uniformity and precise control over emulsion size. Despite these positive attributes, the gelation of microfluidic droplets is typically performed off‐chip, compromising the particle homogeneity, and confounding the ability to control their mechanical properties. To address this, a multistep microgel synthesis line is developed, comprising of a flow focusing droplet generator followed by a UV‐curing stage that delivers a precise UV dosage to each droplet, allowing precise control of the mechanical properties of hydrogel microparticles. Furthermore, parallel operation of 4080 identical synthesis lines on a single chip is demonstrates, generating precisely defined microgels at a throughput appropriate for commercial and clinical translation. The system is validated by generating poly(ethylene glycol) diacrylate microgel particles with a diameter down to 40 µm at a throughput above 1 kg h−1 (106 particles s−1), with a coefficient of variation of 3%. It is demonstrated that the stiffness of the microgels can be precisely controlled from 103 to 104 Pa by varying the UV dosage.
Rotation and Revolution of Optically Trapped Gold Nanorods Induced by the Spin and Orbital Angular Momentum of a Laguerre–Gaussian Vortex Beam
Authors: Karpinski Pawel 
Published: October 2021

AbstractOptical trapping, spinning, and orbiting of nanoparticles allow the study of nanoscale mechanical, thermal, and optical effects. A circularly polarized Laguerre–Gaussian beam can simultaneously rotate a gold nanorod about its symmetry axis while revolving it around the beam's symmetry axis. The first motion is rotational in character, whereas the second is translational. Effective temperatures of each motion are experimentally obtained and compared with predictions from the Hot Brownian Motion theory. The results also show the optical‐to‐mechanical torque‐transduction efficiency to be equal for the spin and orbital angular momentum.
Strong and Atmospherically Stable Dicationic Oxidative Dopant
Authors: Kurosawa Tadanori , Okamoto Toshihiro , Yamashita Yu , Kumagai Shohei , Watanabe Shun , Takeya Jun 
Published: October 2021

AbstractIncreasing the doping level of semiconducting polymer using strong dopants is essential for achieving good electrical conductivity. As for p‐dopant, raising the electron affinity of a neutral compound through the dense introduction of electron‐withdrawing group has always been the predominant strategy to achieve strong dopant. However, this simple and intuitive strategy faces extendibility, accessibility, and stability issues for further development. Herein, the use of dicationic state of tetraaryl benzidine (TAB2+) in conjunction with bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide anion (TFSI−) as a strong and atmospherically stable p‐dopant (TAB–2TFSI), for which the concept is hinted from a rapid and spontaneous dimerization of radical cation dopant, is demonstrated. TAB–2TFSI possesses a large redox potential such that it would have deteriorated when in contact with H2O. However, no trace of degradation after 1 year of storage under atmospheric conditions is observed. When doping the state‐of‐the‐art semiconducting polymer with TAB–2TFSI, a high doping level together with significantly enhanced crystallinity is achieved which led to an electrical conductivity as high as 656 S cm−1. The concept of utilizing charged molecule as a dopant is highly versatile and will potentially accelerate the development of a strong yet stable dopant.
Generating long‐wavelength absorption bands with enhanced deep red fluorescence and photothermal performance in fused carbon dots aggregates
Authors: Wu Jun , Lei Josh Haipeng , He Bingchen , Deng Chu‐Xia , Tang Zikang , Qu Songnan 
Published: October 2021

AbstractCarbon dots (CDs) with long‐wavelength absorptions and emissions are highly desired for biological applications. Herein, we report a new supra‐CDs strategy to construct long‐wavelength absorption bands based on fused CDs aggregates (f‐CDAs) through a concentration‐induced interparticle dehydration process among green emissive CDs (r‐CDs) under solvothermal treatment. The obtained fused f‐CDAs exhibit an obvious absorption band in 550–700 nm and significantly enhanced deep red fluorescence in N,N‐dimethylformamide with photoluminescence quantum yields of 15.6% and high photothermal conversion efficiency up to 26.1% in water. Benefiting from the high photothermal performance, in vivo tumor photothermal therapy has been realized via intratumoral injection of f‐CDAs under 655 nm laser irradiated at 0.5 W/cm2.
Mechanical performance and thermal stability of modified epoxy nanocomposite with low loading of graphene platelets
Authors: Mohammad Noorshashillawati Azura , Ahmad Sahrim Hj , Chen Ruey Shan , Mohammad Nurul Emi Nor Ain 
Published: October 2021

AbstractIn this study, graphene nanoplatelets (GNP) of 0.2%–1.0% by weight were introduced to the rubber toughened epoxy matrix with via a direct method. The effect of GNP loadings on the mechanical (tensile and impact properties) and thermal properties of the rubber toughened epoxy/GNP nanocomposites were evaluated. The results showed that the incorporation of GNP had optimally improved the tensile strength and tensile modulus by 70% and 74%, respectively, at 0.6 wt% filler loading. Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) andTgincrement result proved the barrier effect via delaying decomposition process which induced by the layered structure of GNP and thus significantly enhanced the thermal stability of epoxy‐based resin, irrespective of GNP loadings (insignificant difference in the decomposition temperature). The fractured surfaces of these nanocomposites showed the good interfacial interaction between the matrix and the GNP nanofiller. X‐ray diffraction (XRD) analysis demonstrated the exfoliation and intercalation states of GNP dispersion in epoxy/LENR.
Ruthenium‐Modified Bimetallic Zeolitic‐Imidazolate Framework Derivative as a High‐Efficient Catalyst for Rechargeable Zinc‐Air Batteries
Authors: Feng Yingying , Qi Haocheng , Zhang Qian , Chi Zhenzhen , Zhang Shuaishuai , Cui Yuanyuan , Li Shaoxiang , Guo Ziyang , Wang Lei 
Published: October 2021

AbstractZnic‐air (Zn‐air) cell has gained lots of attention due to its high specific energy. High activity and good stability of bifunctional electrocatalysts are very critical for Zn‐air cell. Herein, Co particles embedded in highly porous N‐doping carbon nanocube (Co/HP‐NC) has been successfully fabricated by pyrolyzing bimetallic Co/Zn‐zeolitic‐imidazolate framework (ZIF) and further evenly loaded with metallic Ru nanoparticles to obtain Ru‐coated Co/HP‐NC (Ru@Co/HP‐NC). Benefiting from introduction of Zn, Ru@Co/HP‐NC shows the large pore volume, small Co particles, high surface contents of Co4N and pyridinic/graphitic N. Furthermore, theoretical and experimental results further demonstrate that synergy of Ru coating with Co/HP‐NC can greatly improve the oxygen reduction/evolution reaction (ORR/OER) property of Ru@Co/HP‐NC. Furthermore, Ru@Co/HP‐NC based Zn‐air batteries present the high open circuit potential of 1.4 V, large power density of ∼210 mW cm−2, high discharge capacity (791 mAh g−1) and super‐long cycling life (∼475 cycles) with small overpotantials (∼0.89 V). Notably, flexible Zn‐air cell with Ru@Co/HP‐NC cathode also displays excellent flexibility and superior cycling stability under different bending conditions. The work provides the simple and reliable way to prepare high‐efficient electrocatalysts for high‐performance metal‐air systems.