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Penerapan Metode Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis pada Preferensi Pekerjaan Mahasiswa Departemen Statistika Universitas Negeri Padang
Authors: Putra M. Farel Rusde , Dodi Vionanda  , Dony Permana  , Dina Fitria  
Published: December 2024

Dalam ilmu psikologi, banyak pendapat mengatakan bahwa umur 18-25 tahun adalah saat-saat dimana preferensi seseorang terhadap sesuatu mulai terbentuk, termasuk preferensi terhadap pekerjaan. dimana yang berada di umur itu umumnya adalah para mahasiswa yang belum terlalu mengenal mengenal dunia pekerjaan yang sedang mengalami perkembangan teknologi informasi. salah satu ilmu yang mengandalkan teknologi dan valid di banyak bidang adalah statistika, karena ilmu statistika bisa dipakai di bidang sosial ataupun alam maka mahasiswa statistika memiliki pilihan bidang pekerjaan yang cukup luas, maka pada penelitian ini akan menduga bagaimana preferensi mahasiswa statistika dalam memilih pekerjaan. salah satu metode yang sering digunakan untuk understand preferensi dan popular adalah metode Choice-based conjoint. hasil dari analisis cbc menunjukkan bahwa faktor yang paling berpengaruh terhadap preferensi pekerjaan mahasiswa statistika adalah jam kerja dengan pengaruh sebesar 40,29%, kemudian disusul dengan gaji pertama (36,87%), kesesuaian dengan bidang statistika (12,04%), lingkungan kerja (7,18%), dan terakhir jenis tempat kerja (3,62%).
Sensory Analysis and Emotional Response of the Consumer
Authors: Teodorescu Gabriela 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Wine is a dynamic product that has been discussed about for millennia in many areas of the world. For a product with such a legacy, which has forged links with many cultures, there should be a shared and original vocabulary. In order to meet this demand for description and assessment of wines, the sensory analysis of wine has been enhanced. But, for this we need to train and develop the capacity of judges to describe the sensory characteristics provoked by visual, aromatic and taste-sensing perceptions. Wine is not a product simple to describe and judge. In reality, the human senses have not accurate measures of these stimuli because of physiological or mental limitations (Lawless 1999). Conventional sensory analysis, as a result, seems to create a dialogue link between wine specialists and audiences. Moreover, given that consumer tastes are different and are not shaped only by the quality attributes of food.
The Influence of Physical-Chemical Parameters on the Sensory Evaluation of Sparkling Wines
Authors: Mihaela Dana Pop A.A. 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Sparkling wines are wines obtained through the second fermentation of still wines, and they contain an overpressure of carbon dioxide formed during this process. Champagne is the most famous sparkling wine in the world, produced exclusively in the Champagne region of France using the bottle fermentation method, also known as the traditional or champenoise method. Another widely known sparkling wine is Prosecco, which is produced in the Treviso region of Italy using the Charmat-Martinotti method of fermentation in pressurized tanks. This article aims to provide an overview of the physico-chemical characteristics of sparkling wines made using the traditional method (such as Cava, Crémant, and Champagne) and some sparkling wines made using the tank method (such as Prosecco and Spumante), and to correlate these characteristics with the tasting notes specific to each type of sparkling wine.
Philosophical generation as an optics in the study of Slovak philosophical thought of the 20th century
Authors: Marchevský Ondrej 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
The term philosophical generation, or generations, covers one such initiative in new readings in the history of 20th century philosophy, ethics, and moral philosophy. It focuses its attention on interactions between philosophers as personalities, as teachers of philosophy, and their student-philosophers. It is interested in the interactions that shape the tradition of philosophical thinking and ethics in such unique environments as university departments, institutes of academies, scientific societies, journal editorial offices, or publishing houses. The present study provides an analysis of the existing state of the generational discourse in a historical-philosophical context starting from the 20th century. It focuses on the prospects and pitfalls of the applicability of this lens when examining Slovak philosophical and ethics work in the 20th century and today. It brings thinking about the extent to which the given approach could contribute to existing reflections of our philosophy and ethics and the effort to answer the question of our philosophical identity. It would make possible to point out perspectives and, at the same time, the pitfalls of grasping the formation of philosophical generations in the Slovak academic environment.
Causality Between ICT, Financial Development And Economic Growth In Kenya
Authors: Musakwa Mercy T. , Odhiambo Nicholas M. 
Published: December 2024

Abstract

Research background
The growing importance of information and communication technology (ICT) in every facet of life motivated this study to examine the association between ICT, financial development and economic growth.

Purpose
The purpose of the study is to establish if there is a causal relationship among ICT, financial development and economic growth using annual data from 1990 to 2021.

Research methodology
The study used ARDL bounds test for cointegration and the error correction model (ECM) – based Granger causality technique to examine the causal relationship between the three variables. Three proxies for ICT: the number of fixed telephone subscriptions per 100 people, the number of individuals using the internet as a percentage of the total population, and the number of cellular subscriptions per 100 people were used.

Results
The study found the causality between ICT, financial development and economic growth to vary depending on the ICT proxy used. A unidirectional causal flow from ICT to economic growth was found to predominate in the long run when two out of three ICT proxies were considered. The study also found bidirectional causality between ICT and financial development to dominate in the short run when two out of three ICT proxies were considered and a unidirectional causal flow from ICT to financial development in the long run when all three ICT proxies were considered.

Novelty
The study departs from the current literature on the causal relationship between ICT, financial development and economic growth by employing three proxies of ICT, namely the number of telephone subscriptions per 100 people, the number of cellular subscriptions per 100 people and the number of individuals using the internet as a percentage of the total population.
Acoustic Properties of Recycled Polyurethane Foam Waste and Polyvinyl Acetate Composites
Authors: Tubelis Jonas , Astrauskas Tomas , Dzikēvičs Miķelis 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
According to a European Commission report, around 675 000 tons of polyurethane foam waste is generated in Europe annually. Only 11 % of this waste is recycled, and the rest goes to landfills or is incinerated, so it is worth looking for new ways to treat or recycle it. This article examines the possibilities of recycling such waste into sound-absorbing materials. With this paper, an alternative way to recycle polyurethane foam is proposed. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the acoustic properties of various polyurethane foam waste scraps in the production of mattresses, pillows, and other products and to assess whether such waste can be used as a basis for creating a sound-absorbing composite material. Research was performed using standard transfer function (ISO 10534-2) and transfer matrix (ASTM E2611) methods. Samples were formed in 3 different thicknesses: 1 cm, 3 cm and 5 cm. Polyurethane (PU) foam waste was used as the main material of the composite. The samples were bound using polyvinyl acetate. Measured parameters: normal incidence sound transmission loss and sound absorption. Sound absorption coefficient (SAC) values of different thickness composite samples reached up to 0.9 in frequencies higher than 1000 Hz (depending on thickness). Sound transmission loss (STL) values increase with thickness and reach 20 dB (5 cm thickness sample). Sound absorption results show that binding material quantity in the composite does not affect sound absorption and sound transmission loss negatively. The aim of this paper is to understand the binding material influence on acoustic properties of PU foam – polyvinyl acetate (PVA) composites.
Endangered Languages: A Systematic Qualitative Study of Socio-Cultural Impacts and Revitalisation
Authors: Awal Abdul 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This study investigates endangered language preservation through three research questions: risk factors for endangerment, socio-cultural effects of language loss, and complexities in preservation and revitalisation. A qualitative systematic review underscores the cultural, historical and intellectual importance of endangered languages. It identifies globalisation, urbanisation, and dominant languages as key accelerators of linguistic endangerment. The findings indicate significant sociocultural consequences of language loss, notably the decline of cultural identity and heritage. The study concludes that community involvement, technological advancements, and supportive government policies are crucial to successful preservation, ensuring that at-risk languages are maintained and revitalised for future generations.
Schoolscaping in a Multilingual Area: An Example of a Hungarian College in Western Ukraine
Authors: Váradi Krisztián , Hires-László Kornélia , Máté Réka 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Transcarpathia is one of the westernmost counties of Ukraine with a century-long multilingual tradition. The biggest minority group in the region is formed by Hungarians whose main educational and cultural centre is the Ferenc Rákóczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian College of Higher Education. The linguistic landscape of the region has been analysed several times, but the same cannot be said about schoolscape studies. Therefore, the present paper aimed to solve this research gap and investigate how a minority higher education institution can implement current educational and language policies in its linguistic landscape. The study employed a qualitative approach to show the symbolic significance of the languages used in an educational setting. Altogether 394 pictures were taken in the corridors of the main building of the Transcarpathian Hungarian College, in the Philology Campus, in several classrooms, and in the near environment of the institution. The pictures were divided into eight distinct categories, ranging from bottom-up to top-down initiatives: decorations, symbolic inscriptions, advertisements, instructions related to crises, names of rooms, educational documents, library signage, and other signs and announcements. In addition, the official website and the social networking sites of the Transcarpathian Hungarian College were analysed briefly as part of a virtual schoolscape analysis. Based on the results, the Rákóczi College follows a strong bilingual tradition by making everything available in at least two languages (Ukrainian and Hungarian), but the bottom-up domain is also subject to monolingualism. Furthermore, the online schoolscape of the institution is multilingual because everything is published in three languages (Ukrainian, Hungarian, and English). The research can be further expanded with the help of the aforementioned qualitative approach of schoolscaping in other Transcarpathian Hungarian educational institutions to get a deeper insight into the applied multilingual practices in a war-torn country.
The Linguistic Landscape of Urban Vellore: A Comprehensive Analysis of Language Distribution, Choice, and Implications in the Commercial Space Through Shop Signs
Authors: Mishra Sneha 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
The current study explores the language distribution on commercial shop signs in the linguistic landscape (LL) of urban Vellore, a city in the Tamil Nadu state of India. The study aims to contribute to the understanding of the LL in urban Vellore by focusing on the analysis of shop signs in the commercial space. A previous survey of the linguistic situation of the region highlights the presence of several Indian and foreign languages in the verbal repertoire of the inhabitants, yet the visual representation of the shop signs render prominence to bilingual signs with English and Tamil occupying maximum space. The study utilizes the conceptual frameworks of Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) and Social Representation Theory (SRT) to explore the dynamics of shop signs. The study analyzed the total of 250 shop signs from 5 sample areas and interviewed 25 sign producers and 15 sign readers to understand the motivation and implication of language choices on the name boards of shops. The study found that English enjoys the highest visibility and dominance among all languages, while Tamil is salient next to English on the shop signs. The shop owners’ language choices on shop names are driven by a desire to accommodate customers from different linguistic backgrounds, to project their cultural identity, and to align with the values of globalization and modernity. The study concludes that there is a dialectical relationship between the city and the inhabitants, as they develop and accommodate one another in response to the city along with its language policies, identity issues, and expectations. The LL of Vellore’s shop signs is a reflection of the cultural, linguistic, and economic landscape of the city, and provides a window into the complexities of language use in multilingual urban environments.
Impact of Public Debt on Economic Growth-Case of the Republic of Kosovo
Authors: Halilaj Arbenita 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This paper aims to investigate the impact of public debt on the economic growth of the Republic of Kosovo through an econometric analysis using quarterly data for the available years from 2013 until 2022. The research data used in this paper originates from the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kosovo and the Kosovo Statistical Agency, using variables such as GDP per capita, Central Government Debt, and Government Spending in Euro units. The econometric analysis provides statistically significant variables in the long-run, thus confirming the validity of the long-run relationship between Public debt and the GDP. Such, confirms the Keynesian theory that the public debt impacts positively the economic growth in our case. Ultimately, the government is ought to use a well-planned investment and fiscal responsibility with attention to the acquired debt.
Efficacy of co-teaching method in improving the engagement and academic performance of dental undergraduate students
Authors: Dave Pradeep Chiranjilal , Sawant Hitesh Ramdas , Sachdev Sanpreet Singh , Lele Shailesh Madhav , Gangurde Parag Vishnu , Mishra Harsh Ashok 
Published: December 2024

Objectives:
The present study was conducted to test the efficacy of the co-teaching method in improving the performance of dental undergraduate students. The study holds an objective to devise a teaching method that improves the engagement and understanding of the students, overall enhancing the learning experience.

Materials and Methods:
A 45-minute lecture on ‘Biology of tooth movement’ was delivered by a single instructor to the students with odd roll numbers and by ‘Co-teaching method’ to the students with even roll numbers. To objectively assess the retention and performance of the students, a post-lecture test comprising 15 multiple-choice questions related to the topic was distributed to all the students. To subjectively gauge the satisfaction levels of the students, they were also instructed to fill out a feedback form.

Results:
The final study population for which the data were analysed comprised 82 students (13 males and 69 females). A significantly (P < 0.05) greater number of students in the control group belonged to the ‘Second Class’ and ‘Fail’ categories. On the contrary, the number of students in the ‘Distinction’ and ‘First Class’ categories of marks was significantly higher (P < 0.05) for the test group as compared to the control group. The odds ratio of qualifying was 2.255 times, and the scoring distinction was 19.92 for the students taught by the co-teaching method as compared to those taught by a single instructor.

Conclusion:
The present study found the co-teaching method to be highly efficacious in improving the understanding, retention, recall and performance of the students.
Photographic Art in Graphic Design from the 1890s to the 1960
Authors: Pronina Anastasia Yu. 
Published: December 2024

The article presents the history of graphic design through the optics of one of its tools — photography. This approach makes it possible to talk about a special branch of the evolution of photography, namely photography in design. Being on the territory of design in an applied role, photography presents incredibly beautiful examples of design, ideas and visual communication. As a tool for the designer on par with type, colour and composition, photography brings something unique to design in every period under consideration. It flexibly integrates into trends, responds to the visual demands of the historical moment, wins the love of the viewer, is convenient and practical for professionals, and is easily interfaced with industrial technologies.The article is structured by decades (from 1890s to 1960s). The change of creative generations, the maelstrom of historical events of the 20th century, as well as the wide boundaries of the design community that influenced the development of photography in design (Europe, USA, Russia) make this periodization acceptable in order to discover and describe the key features. The search for unique manifestations of photography’s capabilities at each historical stage became the aim of this paper.The article covers the period of analogue photography formation. In 1890 we can already speak of the early influence of photography on graphic design objects, and the 1960s comes with the invention of digital photography. The key characteristics of each decade are identified and the evolution of tools for working with photography is revealed.Theoretical and practical significance of the article consists in studying and analyzing the techniques of designers’ past experience of working with photography, which in turn can help modern graphic designers. The novelty of the paper is due to the lack of a full-scale study of photography as a tool of graphic design. This paper partially fills this gap in scientific knowledge.
Traditional Folk Culture: Dynastic Continuity and Ethno-Artistic Education
Authors: Rezanov Leonid V. , Shlykova Olga V. 
Published: December 2024

Since ancient times, folk art culture has defined the norms of behavior in society, modelled relations between different generations, and contributed to the formation of values and ideals of the individual. The modern Russian state, built on the principle of national and cultural diversity, is aimed at the revival and preservation of each nation, cognition of its history and development of national and ethnocultural identity in today’s rapidly globalized world.The article focuses on family traditions, which occupy a special place in the development of folk art culture and folk art. Often they contribute to the formation of professional dynasties, which ensure the succession in the family from generation to generation of the substantial component of the professional activity in which they are engaged. The purpose of the article, which actually opens a new direction in the interdisciplinary research of folk culture, ethnocultural education and creativity, is to reveal the contribution to their development of theorists and practitioners – representatives of various dynasties. Detailed biogra- phical materials about Olga Vladimirovna Kruglova and her niece Galina Lvovna Dain, whose contribution to the scientific folk art and cultural studies school can hardly be overestimated, are presented.Revealing the inheritance of value qualities by representatives of family and clan, which can be seen in the Kruglov-Dain family and other dynasties, the authors of the article open unique pages of the formation of the folklore group and the Museum of Folk Culture at Moscow school No. 709, the Children’s Academy of Russian Culture functioning on the basis of Moscow school No. 1579, as well as the Tver branch of the A.N. Kosygin Russian State University, implementing educational programmes “Folk Art Culture” at different stages of the additional education system.The conceptual ideas that are embodied in specific institutions that promote traditional folk culture and are connected with dynastic inheritance in the field of folk culture are considered. The information is presented about the family dynasties of S.A. and V.I. Sitnikovs, L.V. and A.S. Efimtsovs, Velichkins — Rezanovs, who laid the foundations of ethno-art education, organically combining museum pedagogy, scientific ethnographic expeditions, historical reconstructions of folk calendar holidays and rituals — and everything that follows the paradigm of systematic immersion of the younger generation in folk art culture.
“Thinking and Dance”: The Linguistic Plastic Code of the Middle Ages
Authors: Dogorova Nadezhda A. 
Published: December 2024

The historical context of the stated problems coincides in time with the processes of formation of the classical model of thinking in science and various spheres of artistic creation, as well as with the emergence of the primary system of dance notation — orchesography by Tuano Arbo (1520—1595).The scientific structure of plastic thinking in choreography has not yet exist in the modern world. The author’s concept is developed, which is based on the idea that the whole history of dance art development can be presented in the form of plastic language codes: “thinking and dance”, “thinking in dance”, “thinking by dance”. The author’s classification of the language of corporeality and plastic structure of movement in the Middle Ages is proposed with the possibility to connect these phenomena with thinking in choreography and to present plastic thinking as an ability. The study specifies that the paradigm of ancient culture and art does not disappear during the Middle Ages. It lays the foundation of the trinity of laws for all times and peoples: physical, spiritual and mental are not three, but one beginning in man. It is around this paradigm of trinity that the architectonic structures of corporeality, the foundations of dance theory and the subject of choreography of subsequent epochs will revolve.The hypothesis of the research is multifaceted in its scientific addressability. It contains ontological forms and specifics of the emergence of the phenomenon of choreography, morphological and typological features of heterogeneous dance environments. For the first time within the art history dimension, the aim is to substantiate the artistic representation of thinking in choreography in the Middle Ages, as the specificity of scientific, artistic and cultural picture of the world of this time continues to develop the concept of the linguistic plastic code “thinking and dance”. The tasks of searching for value connotations of Antiquity and finding artistic connections with the Middle Ages are considered. It is actualized that in contrast to Antiquity, a new model of bodily and linguistic (including compositional) type of thinking is formed in the Middle Ages. It is determined that the tasks of comprehending the mental mobility and cultural and historical landscape in the dance space of the Middle Ages are inextricably linked with the traditions and innovations of European historical heritage.