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Reducing Academic Stress with Journaling Techniques: A Review
Authors: Siregar Ilham Khairi , Sari Ifit Novita 
Published: October 2024

The education process in higher education allows new students to feel the pressure of changing the learning process from high school to the lecture process in higher education. Students with considerable pressure feel the academic stress condition in themselves. Academic resilience is expected to reduce student academic stress, namely increasing student resilience in facing difficulties and pressures in the lecture process. Journaling technique is an alternative treatment that can be given to students, as part of the rational emotive behavior therapy approach. This figure suggests an expressive writing technique to cognitive gaps (academic stress) experienced by students.
Fenomema Prank dan Pengaruhnya Terhadap Spiritualitas Generasi Milenial
Authors: Dominggus Dicky 
Published: October 2024

Lately, society have been shocked by the phenomenon of pranks done by teenagers. Various kinds of pranks are done for the sake of entertaining only. Doing pranks as entertainment or show will certainly affect the spiritual growth of the millennials. This research aims to find the motives behind the practice of pranks and see its effects on the spiritual growth of the millennial generation. This research is a qualitative research with interview method. The interviews discovered what are the motives of the informants to do pranks, what do they feel when doing pranks and also their views on the fairness of pranking. This research shows that pranking is based on seeking entertainment or jokes, following friend’s examples and making memories. But pranks are also done to boost popularity. Having pranks as entertainment or show will certainly affect the spiritual growth of the millennials because telling lies are the part of pranking. This of course will have a long-term impact, that is moral degradation. Pranks have two inseparable sides; Prank can be entertainment but on the other hand it can be negative if it has a negative impact and harms others. For this reason, it is necessary for teenagers to be wise in doing pranks. It can be done for the sake of entertaining only and not to harm others.
Pengaruh Model Pembelajaran Problem Solving Berbasis HOTS Terhadap Minat dan Hasil Belajar Matematika Pada Siswa Jurusan Multimedia
Authors: Hukunala Mozard Aryan 
Published: October 2024

This study aims to determine the effect of the HOTS-based problem solving learning model on the interest and learning outcomes of mathematics in students majoring in multimedia. The process of learning mathematics in the multimedia department in the new normal period is still contextual and dominated by researchers (teaching flashlights). Students are often directed by researchers to memorize various definitions, theorems, theorems and formulas. This learning process causes students to tend to be bored and less interested in receiving lessons.This research is a quantitative descriptive study and was carried out in the multimedia department of SMK Negeri 6 Ambon with a total sample of 225 students consisting of class X multimedia 1, class X multimedia 2, class XI multimedia 1, class XI multimedia 2, class XII multimedia 1, class XII multimedia 2. Data collected through test, questionnaire, observation and documentation techniques were analyzed using descriptive analysis.The results of data analysis showed that interest in learning mathematics in multimedia majors from 44.7% to 72.4%, class XI from 50.6% to 78.5%, and class XII from 51.4% to 78.6%. Meanwhile, the achievement of learning outcomes using the HOTS-based problem solving learning model for class X with an average score of 89.13, class XI with an average value of 95.30 and class XII with an average value of 97.3 meet the KKM. These results conclude that the model of HOTS-based problem solving learning affects students' interest and learning outcomes in the multimedia department.
Emotions: The Personality of the Spirit in the Old Testament
Authors: Rumbay Christar Arstilo 
Published: October 2024

The existence of the Spirit has been received a long discussion in systematic theology, especially speaking, her existence in the Old Testament where the Spirit leaves less evidence of her personality. As the consequence, the personality of the Spirit has been shaken to discover its knowledge. This essay intends to grasp the personality of the Spirit in the Old Testament in which relates to her divinity and works. This article is a qualitative-descriptive, articles, books, and other related academic references are the main sources to construct the argumentation. Furthermore, tracing the emotions of the Spirit in the Old Testament is the main attention of this research and expected could offer a new perspective on how the Spirit, as a being, rather than a power, shares emotions; grieving, love, and shyness in the Old Testament.
Globalisasi dan Implikasinya Terhadap Pelindungan serta Pemanfaatan Kekayaan Intelektual Budaya Tradisional dalam Sektor Pariwisata
Authors: Arabiyah Syarifah , Prabowo Agung Dwi 
Published: October 2024

Intellectual property (IP) protection is the important thing in protecting and utilizing the creations of human ideas. Creations can take many forms including inventions, arts and literaries, industrial designs, and others. IP not only regulates individual ownership but also concerns about communal ownership based on local culture. Nowdays, globalization affects the protection and utilization of IP including local culture. As one of important factor in global business, recognition of IP based on local culture has the opportunity to become a new advantage for the tourism sector in globalization era especially for tourism which managed by local communities. For example is the utilization of digital technology for tourism business based on local cultural IP which is useful for improving community welfare in terms of economic and moral benefits. the business will be globalized and opportunities for equitable use of local cultural IP will be widely opened. Digitalization will also facilitate the protection and utilization of local cultural IP in order to gain global recognition easily and make tourism sector based on local cultural IP to be more competitive with other countries in order to attract the attention of foreign tourists. This article is a normative with non judicial case study. The methods are statute and conceptual approaching method. The purpose of this article is to determine the form of protection and utilization of IP based on local culture that is ideal for tourism sector in the era of globalization.
Dampak Etika Komunikasi Publik Terhadap Citra Positif Pemerintah Provinsi Maluku
Authors: Sirait Jimmy Purwata Mangasi , Tahitu Amelia 
Published: October 2024

The Impact of Public Communication Ethics on the Positive Image of the Maluku Provincial Government. This research uses quantitative methods, with data collection using field observations, questionnaires/questions. The purpose of this study was to determine the Impact of Public Communication Ethics on the Image of the Maluku Provincial Government. Through a purposive sampling technique, it was found that a sample of 42 respondents was spread across Nusaniwe and Sirimau Districts. The results of this study obtained communication ethics as measured through indicators of messages conveyed, messages received, messages rejected, as well as the attitude, character and nature of the recipient of the message, showing a significant influence. Based on the coefficient of determination test, it shows that 40.1% of the influence of public communication ethics has on the positive image of the Maluku Provincial government, while the remaining 59.9% is influenced by indicators and or other variables. Variable Y, namely the positive image of the Maluku provincial government with indicators namely ideas, beliefs, impressions and objects, is influenced by variable X, so that the result, the hypothesis is accepted.
meeting place
Authors: Grigoryeva Elena 
Published: October 2024

What is the essence and content of a modern city? Not buildings, not engineering networks and not roads. People, citizens, relationships and meetings between them are the central purpose of city life. The city is a space riddled with meetings.
The news section of the current issue is devoted to meetings of architects. The anniversary of the oldest centre of theoretical architectural and town-planning thought and the Festival “Zodchestvo in Siberia” (ZVS) in Krasnoyarsk have become occasions for many heated discussions and celebratory meetings. This time the main exposition of the ZVS literally went out to meet the city – it was displayed on the museum avant-plaza above the Yenisei (11-44). The main theme of the festival – PERSONALITY – was developed in this issue of PB (45-92).
Meetings can be constructive, and they can be conflictive. To prevent meetings from turning into conflicts, some flows need to be separated (e.g. pedestrian and car flows). A compulsory program of comfort growth is supposed to develop pedestrian zones in a modern city, as well as to make the embankments free from transport and industrial enterprises.
To what extent is a contemporary citizen ready and eager for meetings? Has loneliness become a norm of life? Konstantin Lidin is discussing this issue in the leading article (94). The city’s public spaces can also be introverted and extroverted: Andrei Bokov introduces the concepts of INTRA and EXTRA in relation to different spaces – open and closed, which encourage people’s meetings in a different way (108).
Who wins in the competition for full-fledged communication – social networks or open public spaces? This and many other questions were discussed in the PB Discussion Club dedicated to the theme of this issue: MEETING PLACE.
ERM strategies for navigating financial stress: Lessons from US commercial banks
Authors: Togunde Matthias Oluloni  
Published: October 2024

This study explores the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) strategies employed by U.S. commercial banks during times of financial stress, with a focus on the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic. It investigates how ERM frameworks enable banks to make risk-adjusted decisions and effectively manage credit risk, ensuring both operational resilience and long-term value preservation. The research highlights the critical role of ERM in guiding banks through periods of market volatility, emphasizing the need for a structured approach to risk identification, assessment, and mitigation. Through a detailed analysis, the study examines how commercial banks have adjusted their risk appetite and governance structures in response to economic disruptions, balancing short-term stability with long-term growth objectives. Key ERM components such as capital adequacy, liquidity management, and stress testing are reviewed to demonstrate their effectiveness in safeguarding financial institutions. Additionally, the research discusses the importance of leadership and governance in enhancing risk oversight and fostering a culture of risk awareness across banking operations. The findings offer valuable lessons for financial institutions on how to navigate future financial stresses by leveraging robust ERM frameworks. By examining these strategies, the paper provides insights into the adaptability and resilience of U.S. commercial banks in maintaining financial stability and shareholder value in the face of uncertainty..
Keywords: Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), Financial Stress, Credit Risk Management, Operational Resilience, U.S. Commercial Banks, Governance Structures.
Stress Analysis of Radial Compression Disk Based on MATLAB
Authors: Li Shilin 
Published: October 2024

Elastic mechanics is an important branch of solid mechanics, mainly studies the deformation and internal force of elastic objects under the action of external forces and other external factors, also known as elastic theory. The study object of elasticity is elastomer. The detailed theoretical structure helps us solve more practical engineering problems. We used Matlab software in the data simulation for visualization processing. On the basis of the study of elasticity, this paper explores the stress distribution of the uniform ideal elastic body to the radial compression disk model, and observes the change of the stress of the radial compression disk when the external pressure changes gradually. The expressions of the corresponding stress components , and are obtained by using the theory of normal concentrated force on the boundary of a half plane body. The stress solutions considering the thickness t of the disk are derived. Finally, the drawing software in Matlab software is used to visualize the theoretical derivation results in order to intuitively feel the change of stress. After the data simulation, the data simulation results are compared with the stress analysis results derived from the theoretical deduction, and the conclusion is drawn.
Self-Supervised Learning for Demand Forecasting Using Sparse and Noisy Social Media Sentiment Data
Authors: Singh Rekha 
Published: October 2024

This research work focuses on the foundational principles of SLO monitoring, architectural considerations for high-volume data processing systems, and advanced techniques for implementing and scaling SLO monitoring solutions. The research includes areas like metric selection, instrumentation techniques, data collection strategies, statistical analysis, and emerging trends in the field. It is a synthesis of current literature and industry practices that presents an organized guide for organizations that want to implement robust SLO monitoring in their data processing infrastructure.
DSM Systems for Multi-Processor Architectures Using AI-Driven Test Case Generation
Authors: Arya Devendra 
Published: October 2024

This research paper explores the critical domain of automated. It also examines automated test execution frameworks, real-time monitoring solutions, and advanced verification and validation techniques. The findings of this study contribute to the advancement of DSM testing methodologies and provide valuable insights for both researchers and practitioners in the field of distributed systems and parallel computing. The research highlights the challenges faced in DSM testing, such as scalability issues and non-determinism, and proposes future directions for research, including the integration of artificial intelligence and cloud-based testing platforms.
Using artificial intelligence to personalise curricula and increase motivation to learn, taking into account psychological aspects
Authors: Mykhaylenko Viktoriya , Safonova Nadiia , Ilchenko Ruslan , Ivashchuk Anton , Babik Ivanna 
Published: October 2024

Objectives: This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of artificial intelligence on education, focusing on how it can be leveraged to personalised learning experiences tailored to the specific needs of students. Study Design: A comprehensive literature review was conducted, alongside an analysis of psychological factors that influence student motivation.Place and Duration of the Study: Relevant academic sources and case studies were reviewed over the duration of six months to gather insights on AI applications in education.Sample: The sample consisted of the scientific thought and scientists that have integrated AI technologies into their curricula.Methodology: A qualitative analysis from literature was utilised in this research to evaluate AI tools' effectiveness in enhancing personalised learning outcomes.Results: The findings indicate that ChatGPT is currently the most widely utilised AI tool in educational contexts, demonstrating a significant capacity to personalised learning by adapting it to individual psychological profiles and learning paces.Conclusion: The integration of AI technologies in education presents unprecedented opportunities for curriculum personalisation and student engagement. However, it also necessitates careful consideration of ethical issues, especially related to learner data privacy, to ensure responsible implementation
The impact of quantum computing on the development of algorithms and software
Authors: Lemesheva Natalia , Antonenko Halyna , Halachev Petar , Suprun Olha , Tytarchuk Yevhenii 
Published: October 2024

Introduction: There is a great potential that the quantum computing can change the way of algorithms and software development more than classical computers. Thus, this article will try to focus on how algorithm design and software development can be affected by quantum computing as well as what possibilities could appear when quantum principles are implemented into traditional paradigms. This paper aims at identifying the impact of quantum computing on algorithm and software advancement, through a discussion of essential quantum algorithms, quantum languages, as well as the opportunities and challenges of quantum technologies. Method: An extensive literature review and theoretical investigation was also performed to investigate the foundational concepts of quantum computing and subsequent effects on algorithm and software engineering. Some of the research questions included exploring the contrast between classical and quantum algorithms, reviewing current literature on quantum programming languages, and delving into examples of real-life deployments of quantum algorithms cross numerous domains. Results: This paper shows that quantum computing brings qualitatively new paradigms in the algorithm design and function while the quantum algorithms such as Shor’s and Grover’s perform exponentially faster certain problems. Software development for quantum has brought the need to devise new frameworks of coding in light of probability in quantum circuit. It is also comforting to note that there is still effort being made although in its most embryonic form to create quantum programming languages like Qiskit and Cirq. Some of challenges include quantum decoherence; limited number of quantum hardware; and need for strong error correction processes.Conclusion: While there are currently relatively few quantum algorithms it is believed that the findings in this field have the ability to revolutionize algorithm and software design and subjects like cryptography, optimization and AI. However, trends in quantum computing show that the constraints to computational capabilities are likely to be lifted to allow creativity to develop the most powerful software solutions
Using data and analytics to optimise the human resources processes
Authors: Danilkova Anastasiia , Bondar Volodymyr , Bannikova Kateryna , Prokhorovska Svitlana , Vodolazhska Tetiana 
Published: October 2024

Introduction: Business development and HR management systems based on modern technologies open up significant prospects for companies to actively promote themselves in the market and achieve positive results in the context of HR management. Currently, many companies are implementing modern HR tools aimed at increasing efficiency and reducing ongoing risks at minimal cost. In this regard, HR analytics has become a necessary tool to help find information about employees and make informed decisions based on it. Objective. Given the relevance of the research topic, it becomes possible to determine its purpose, яка полягає в узагальненні та систематизації підходів до застосування інструментів, програмних продуктів та платформ для аналітики процесів управління персоналом з метою покращення загального економічного стану компанії. Methods. To achieve this goal, the general scientific methods of analysis, synthesis, generalisation, induction and deduction were used. Results. To achieve this goal, the following results were obtained: the essence of HR analytics and the possibilities of its application for personnel management were determined; software products and platforms for analysing personnel management processes were generalised; the main analytical tools used in the field of personnel management were systematised. It is proved that one of the most important areas of application of HR analytics is the recruitment process. Conclusions. With the help of data and new existing analytical methods, HR professionals have the opportunity to optimise recruitment procedures, identify suitable candidates, which will ultimately contribute to improving the company's condition, provided that the labour resources and intellectual capital are used in a rational and balanced manner
Insonmia: cardiovascular risk factor in adult people
Authors: Carrera González Joel , Campelo Palacios Giampiero , Galarza Mendoza John , Hurtado Taranto Alejandra , Cazares Morales Dario , Zavala Gálvez Fabián , Serrano Juan Carlos , Cedeño Molina Diego , Campoverde Mercedes Cruz 
Published: October 2024

Introduction. Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) will be the cause of 24.2 million deaths in the world in 2030 and the poor quality and quantity of people's sleep are increasingly related to their risk factors, including insomnia. Objective. The main objective of this research work was to know the influence of chronic insomnia as a risk factor for cardiovascular diseases in adults. Methodology. The present study is based on an integrative review of the literature of articles published between the years 2012-2024, obtained from the journal portal Scientific Electronic Library Online (SCIELO) and the bibliographic databases SCOPUS, Web of Science (WOS), Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health (PubMed), ProQuest and Google Scholar, results that were organized according to the PRISMA methodology. Results. 11 articles were finally included, derived from primary research works, which describe the relationship and impact of chronic insomnia with cardiovascular diseases, their mortality and morbidity. Conclusions. Chronic insomnia is currently established as a modifiable cardiovascular risk factor; its effective treatment will in the future be a preventive measure that will reduce the incidence, mortality and morbidity rates of different cardiovascular diseases
Historical development of political structures in the context of the modern russian-ukrainian war: key vectors
Authors: Kalinichenko Viacheslav , Rudnik Denys , Borysova Olga , Halushko Nataliia , Khriapin Eduard 
Published: October 2024

Introduction: The study aims to analyze the evolution of political institutions in Ukraine. Hence, the main objective is to analyze the evolution of political institutions in Ukraine within the framework of the modern Russian-Ukrainian war, with an emphasis on the main vectors of change and their impact on the country's political system. Methods: The research employed content analysis, thematic analysis, and coding to systematically examine relevant scientific literature and other sources on the topic. These methods were applied to identify and categorize Ukraine's political structures' main themes and transformations.Results: The results determined that the most significant changes in the system of development of political structures took place after the Revolution of Dignity and the beginning of the Russian invasion of Crimea in 2014, which necessitated systemic changes in the political organization of Ukraine. It was also established that Russian aggression influenced active transformations in the political structures of Ukraine, in particular, the modernization of the state apparatus, the growing role of civil society, active international support, decentralization of power, and strengthening of national identity. Conclusions: The conclusions also emphasize that there are challenges related to the crisis of confidence in parliamentarism and the party system. However, the study recognized that the transformations that took place as a result of Russian aggression created new opportunities for the development of the state body and political structures of Ukraine