bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Quality, Service, and Price: Key Drivers of Food Purchase Decisions in Indonesia
Authors: Oktafiyanti Intan Dewi , Supardi  , Sari Dewi Komala 
Published: August 2024

This study aims to determine the purchase decision on product quality, service quality, and price of Nasi Goreng 69 in Sidoarjo. In this study using quantitative research and this study using a sampling technique that is Non Probability Sampling with Accidental Sampling type. The sample in this research is 96 respondents. Sources of data collection using a questionnaire method that uses a Likert scale 1-5. The data analysis method uses the Partial Least Square (PLS) analysis with the Outer Model and Inner Model Tests. The results of this study indicate that variable product quality effect on purchasing decisions, variable service quality effect on purchasing decisions and variable price effect on purchasing decisions
Revolutionizing Tuberculosis Treatment Adherence through a Web-Based Reminder System
Authors: Salsabilah Nadia Falakhis , Kautsar Irwan Alnarus 
Published: August 2024

This research develops a website-based reminder system using the Waterfall Method and WhatsApp for message notifications, aiming to improve patient adherence to treatment plans, particularly for conditions like Tuberculosis (TB) that require strict medication schedules. The study evaluates the system's functionality and user satisfaction, with positive feedback indicating strong agreement (56.5%) and agreement (39.1%) among respondents regarding the system's effectiveness. Key advantages include 24/7 active server support, technical assistance via instant messaging, flexible usage, and fast delivery of notifications, showcasing its potential in enhancing healthcare communication and treatment compliance.

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Website reminder system for treatment adherence with Waterfall Method.
Patient satisfaction and communication improvement through WhatsApp integration.
24/7 server support, fast notifications, and enhanced patient engagement.

Keyword: Reminder system, Waterfall Method, Patient adherence, Healthcare communication, Treatment compliance
Prolonged Gadget Use May Delay Language Development in Young Children
Authors: Nurrahma Aliany Fida Putri , Widowati Hesty 
Published: August 2024

This study examines the relationship between gadget use duration and language and speech development in toddlers aged 3-5 years in Ketimang Village, Wonoayu. Using a cross-sectional analytic observational method, data were collected from 30 mothers through questionnaires on gadget use and developmental screening. The results indicated that most children using gadgets for over an hour showed doubtful language and speech development, but no significant relationship was found. The findings highlight the need for cautious gadget use among young children to prevent potential developmental delays. Ethical considerations, including anonymity and informed consent, were strictly observed.

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Participants: 30 mothers with 3-5-year-old toddlers in Ketimang Village.
Finding: Gadget use over one hour showed doubtful language development.
Ethics: Ensured anonymity, confidentiality, and informed consent.

Keyword: Gadget use, language development, speech development, toddlers, cross-sectional study
Optimizing Employee Success Through Quality, Professionalism, and Commitment
Authors: Ramadhani Tiara , Komala Dewi 
Published: August 2024

This study investigates the combined impact of human resource quality, work professionalism, and commitment on employee performance at PT. Mitra Jua Abadi in Waru-Sidoarjo. Utilizing a quantitative approach and saturated sampling technique, data was collected from 40 employees through Likert-scale questionnaires and analyzed using SPSS version 25. The findings reveal a significant collective influence of human resource quality, work professionalism, and commitment on employee performance. These results underscore the importance of enhancing human resource quality and fostering work professionalism and commitment within the organization to ensure sustained success and improved employee performance.
Highlights:

Examining employee factors.
Data analyzed from 40 employees.
Impacts on organizational success.

Keywords: Employee Performance, Human Resource Quality, Work Professionalism, Commitment, Organizational Success
Gender and Knowledge Shape Ethical Perceptions Among Indonesian Accounting Students
Authors: Rokhimulloh  , Oktavia Rini Dina Dwi 
Published: August 2024

This study explores how gender and knowledge level influence accounting students' perceptions of unethical behavior among accountants. Conducted at Muhammadiyah University of Sidoarjo, the qualitative research involved students from the 2019 to 2022 cohorts. Data was collected through interviews, observation, and documentation, using triangulation for validation. The results show that while both male and female students have similar interpretations of ethics, female students generally have a better understanding. Additionally, higher knowledge levels correlate with a broader ethical understanding, but ethical orientation is ultimately influenced by individual morals and personal interests.

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Male and female students share similar ethical interpretations.
Female students exhibit better understanding of ethical concepts.
Knowledge level enhances understanding, but ethics depend on morals and interests.

Keyword: gender, knowledge level, unethical behavior, accounting students, qualitative study
Improve Initial Numeracy Skills Through Animated Arithmetic Media of Children Aged 5-6 Years at TK Ar-Rochman Pondok Jati Sidoarjo
Authors: Nurlaila Anissa , Rocmah Luluk Iffatur 
Published: August 2024

This study discusses efforts to improve initial numeracy skills through animated arithmetic media at Ar-Rochman Kindergarten Pondok Jati Sidoarjo.The research method used is the Classroom Action Research model of Kemmis and Mc.Taggart with the stagees of planning, implementing, observing, and reflecting. Action subjects totaled 15 children. The activity begins with the Pre-Cycle, then the research process uses 2 stages, namely Cycle I, children study with assistance and Cycle II, children study alone with friends. The results of the study showed that the initial numeracy skills of the Pre-Cycle, Cycle I and Cycle II experienced a significant increase. This proves that there is an increase in children’s initial numeracy skills after using animated arithmetic media.
Highlights:

The study utilizes Classroom Action Research to assess the impact of animated arithmetic media on initial numeracy skills in a kindergarten setting.
The research consists of three stages: Pre-Cycle, Cycle I, and Cycle II, demonstrating a progressive improvement in children's numeracy skills.
Findings indicate a significant enhancement in children's initial numeracy skills, affirming the effectiveness of animated arithmetic media in the learning process.

Keywords: Counting Starts, Children, Animated Arithmatic Media
Uncovering Workplace Dynamics from their Impact on Job Satisfaction
Authors: Irawan Ferdi Rahmad , Kumala Sari Herlinda Maya 
Published: August 2024

This study investigates the relationship between workplace conflict, job stress, compensation, and job satisfaction within PT Otsuka Indonesia Distribution. Using quantitative methods and data from 101 employees, findings reveal that workplace conflict and job stress negatively impact job satisfaction, while compensation has a positive effect. These factors collectively influence job satisfaction, highlighting the importance of addressing workplace dynamics for organizational success.

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Quantitative analysis: Conflict, stress, compensation's impact on job satisfaction.
Conflict, stress reduce; compensation boosts job satisfaction.
Understanding key factors vital for organizational success and employee well-being.

Keyword: Konflik di Tempat Kerja, Stres Kerja, Kompensasi, Kepuasan Kerja, Analisis Kuantitatif
Adolescent Pregnancy in Indonesia Leads to Severe Psychological Impact
Authors: Azis Yuliyantiningsih Arni , Azizah Nurul 
Published: August 2024

Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to unwanted pregnancies, leading to significant psychological impacts. This study explores the psychological effects of pregnancy on 15-18-year-old adolescents, focusing on a 17-year-old case study. Using in-depth interviews and the DASS 42 scale, we found that pregnancy in adolescents leads to depression, anxiety, and stress, affecting both the individual and their environment. The subject experienced familial neglect and initial denial, attempted to terminate the pregnancy, but ultimately accepted it with family and partner support. The findings highlight the need for robust support systems and preventive education to address adolescent pregnancy's psychological challenges.

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Adolescent pregnancy causes severe depression, anxiety, and stress.
Family and partner support is crucial for coping.
Preventive education is essential for reducing psychological distress.

Keyword: dolescent pregnancy, psychological impact, depression, anxiety, stress
Interpersonal Communication On The Quality Of Spousal Relationship Of Tb Ro Patients - Span Of Treatment Period
Authors: Istiqomah Istiqomah 
Published: August 2024

Tuberculosis is an irresistible illness that can go after anybody. The focal point of this examination purposely took instances of TB RO, where TB cases have a longest term of around 2 years contrasted with normal TB with a treatment time of 6 or 9 months. Then, the scientist plans to figure out the relational correspondence among husband and spouse couples, what is the nature of relational correspondence in couples impacted by TB RO illness, on the grounds that the treatment period is long, the nature of the husband and wife relationship might be viewed as in a terrible condition or the other way around, so this examination centers around the quality, for example, receptiveness, compassion, strong demeanor, inspirational perspective and balance found in relational correspondence while as yet focusing on a humanistic viewpoint where the component of humanistic accentuation is a lot of thought about in this point of view.
Highlights :

Extended Treatment Impact: Investigates how the prolonged treatment duration of TB RO (up to 2 years) affects marital relationships, differing significantly from standard TB treatment timelines.
Communication Quality: Focuses on key aspects of communication quality in couples, including openness, empathy, supportive attitudes, positivity, and equanimity, amidst the challenges posed by TB RO.
Humanistic Approach: Emphasizes the importance of a humanistic perspective in understanding and addressing the psychological and emotional dimensions of coping with TB RO within marital dynamics.

Keywords : interpersonal communication, relationship quality, husband - wife, TB - RO
EAS Cherenkov LDF Analysis: CORSIKA Simulations for Tunka-133 and Chacaltaya Arrays
Authors: Fadhel Kadhom F. , Al-Rubaiee A. A. 
Published: August 2024

This study leverages CORSIKA simulations to analyze the Lateral Distribution Function (LDF) of Cherenkov photons in Extensive Air Showers (EAS) within the knee region of the cosmic ray energy spectrum (10^15 - 10^16 eV). Focusing on primary particles like helium, proton, oxygen, and iron nuclei at varying zenith angles (0˚, 20˚, and 45˚), we aimed to reconstruct Cherenkov photons' LDF using an Exponential Function model, tailored as a function of primary energy. Our approach involved a comparative analysis of simulated LDFs with experimental data from the Tunka-133 and Chacaltaya arrays. The results exhibit a high degree of concordance between simulated and observed data, affirming the validity of our method. We developed a set of approximation functions for different primary particles and zenith angles, enhancing our ability to identify the particle type in EAS events and accurately determine its energy. The primary contribution of our work lies in its potential to rapidly compile a comprehensive LDF pattern library, instrumental for analyzing real EAS array events and reconstructing the mass composition and primary cosmic ray energy spectrum. This advancement in CORSIKA-based simulation methods marks a significant stride in cosmic ray research, offering a robust tool for detailed EAS analysis.Highlights :

Validation of Simulation Accuracy: Demonstrated high concordance between CORSIKA simulated LDFs and experimental data from Tunka-133 and Chacaltaya arrays.
Enhanced Particle Identification: Development of approximation functions for various primary particles and zenith angles, improving accuracy in identifying particle types in EAS events.
Advancement in Cosmic Ray Research: Potential to create a comprehensive LDF pattern library, significantly aiding in the reconstruction of mass composition and primary cosmic ray energy spectrum.

Keywords : CORSIKA Simulations, Cherenkov LDF, EAS Analysis, Cosmic Ray Spectrum, Particle Identification
The Effect of Hepatitis B Vaccine on Health Workers in Medina
Authors: Karali Rayan Talaat , Said Faridah Mohd , Algaydi Khalid Homod , Alharbi Abdulrahman G. , Alharbi Adel Muslim , Alharbi Mohammed Abdullah , Alharbi Basmah Meqbel , Alharbi Majed Ghali , Almohammadi Bader Awad , Shujaa Khalid Adnan , Alanazi Ahmed Fahed , Alharbi Abdullah Ghali 
Published: August 2024

This study aimed to assess hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccination rates among healthcare professionals and understand their knowledge about HBV transmission. Conducted in a healthcare setting, the research employed survey methods to collect data on vaccination status and awareness levels. Alarmingly, only 25% of healthcare workers were found to be vaccinated against HBV, highlighting a significant gap in protection. Additionally, a considerable lack of awareness regarding HBV transmission was observed among the participants. These findings underscore the urgent need for targeted vaccination campaigns and educational initiatives within primary healthcare environments. The study advocates for mandatory HBV vaccination as a condition of employment for healthcare workers, coupled with ongoing infection prevention and control training. Further research is recommended to explore the prevalence of HBV infection among healthcare professionals in primary care settings and to assess the broader implications for public health. This study serves as a critical call to action for healthcare systems to prioritize HBV vaccination and education, thereby safeguarding both healthcare providers and patients from HBV infection risks.
Highlights :

Low Vaccination Rates: Only 25% of healthcare workers are vaccinated against HBV, indicating a critical need for improved vaccination coverage in healthcare settings.
Knowledge Deficit: There is a significant lack of awareness among healthcare professionals about HBV transmission, necessitating educational programs.
Policy Implications: The study advocates for mandatory HBV vaccination for healthcare workers, emphasizing the importance of infection control measures for public health safety.

Keywords : Hepatitis B Vaccination, Healthcare Workers, Infection Prevention, Public Health, Vaccination Awareness
The Social Divide: Impact of Gated Communities on Urban Interaction
Authors: Alkhafagie Karrar Hamza , Bassee Dheah Hameed 
Published: August 2024

This study delves into the social ramifications of gated communities, particularly their influence on urban social interaction and city segregation. Utilizing space composition methodology, the research hypothesizes that gated communities diminish social interaction and contribute to urban segregation. Through a comparative analytical approach, two residential projects in Holy Karbala Governorate were examined in their existing gated state and in a hypothetical non-gated scenario. The findings substantiate the hypothesis, revealing that gated communities indeed lower clarity and integration values, which are pivotal for understanding and interacting within urban spaces. While these communities exhibit high internal social interaction, they lack city-level social engagement, thereby not supporting the social logic theory. Furthermore, the isolation of these residential projects from the broader urban fabric is linked to diminished quality of life and inefficient urban space usage. The study highlights the negative implications of gated communities on urban social dynamics, underscoring the need for reconsidering urban planning and residential project designs to foster more inclusive and socially vibrant urban environments.
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Gated communities significantly reduce clarity and integration in urban spaces, hindering broader social interaction and understanding of the urban environment.
Despite fostering high internal social interaction, gated communities fail to support city-level social engagement, leading to urban segregation.
The isolation of gated residential projects from the urban fabric contributes to a decreased quality of life and inefficient use of urban spaces.

Keywords : Gated Communities, Urban Segregation, Social Interaction, Urban Planning, Space Composition Methodology
Sports in Early Childhood for Optimal Holistic Development: A Comprehensive Exploration of MKSE
Authors: Mado Arifin 
Published: August 2024

The purpose of this study was to find out how an understanding of sports activities affects the overall development of young children, with a focus on motor development, cognitive, social and emotional well-being. The research was conducted through a mixed approach by conducting qualitative interviews, direct observations, and quantitative surveys with children, parents, and teachers. The results showed that children's motor development, cognitive progress, social skills and emotional well-being were positively correlated with children's sports understanding. This study has practical consequences, including the suggestion that sports activities should be incorporated into early childhood education to enhance their overall growth. This study provides the basis for a more comprehensive approach to education, providing a better understanding of the role of sport in optimizing children's development in the early stages of their development. Highlights: Holistic Influence: Examining sports understanding's broad impact on early childhood development, encompassing motor skills, cognition, and socio-emotional well-being. Robust Analysis: Employing qualitative interviews, direct observations, and quantitative surveys with children, parents, and teachers to provide a multifaceted understanding of the relationship. Educational Integration: Positive correlations between sports comprehension and motor development, cognitive progress, social skills, and emotional well-being underscore the need for incorporating sports activities into early childhood education. Keywords: Early Childhood, Sports Understanding, Holistic Development, Motor Skills, Cognitive Progress
Preschooler Social And Emotional Development During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Widyastuti  
Published: August 2024

Pre-schoolers’ social and emotional development has impacted by Covid-19 pandemic. The pandemic has limited their activities. This study aims to narratively review various articles related to the social and emotional development problems of children affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and to find out its factors. Article reviews is used to collect data related to pre-schoolers social and emotional development and its factors during the pandemic. The result indicates that there are several psychological problems on pre-schoolers, namely anxiety, attachment issues, and maladaptive behaviour. The research also includes pre-schoolers’ social and emotional development moderating factors, namely parent belief, parenting stress, parenting efficacy, and school management. This research implies that boosting parent and school competencies to create playful and connected circumstances can help pre-schoolers’ develop their social and emotional competence.
Highlights:

The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected pre-schoolers' social and emotional development.
Psychological issues, including anxiety and attachment issues, have emerged among pre-schoolers during the pandemic.
Parental beliefs, parenting stress, and school management play crucial roles in moderating pre-schoolers' social and emotional development during these challenging times.

Keywords: Pandemic covid-19, Preschool, Socioemotional Development
Educational Boost Slashes SIDS Risk Awareness Gap Among Nurses in Iraq
Authors: Mohammed Safa Ahmed , Aziz Afifa Radha 
Published: August 2024

This study evaluates the impact of an educational program on nurses' knowledge of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) risk factors at pediatric teaching hospitals in Baghdad City. Using a quasi-experimental design with fifty nurses divided into a control and a research group, we assessed knowledge levels through pre-tests and two post-tests. Results indicated that the educational intervention significantly improved nurses' knowledge from 60% to 76%, although this effect diminished slightly over time. The study underscores the importance of continuous education in enhancing nurse awareness and the implementation of safe sleep practices to reduce SIDS occurrences.
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Educational Impact: The study demonstrates a significant increase in nurses' knowledge about SIDS risk factors following an educational intervention.
Sustained Learning: Knowledge gains were observed to diminish slightly over time, highlighting the need for ongoing educational programs.
Practical Implications: Enhanced nurse training supports safer sleep practices, potentially reducing the incidence of SIDS.

Keywords: Nurse Education, Knowledge, Risk Factors, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Safe Sleep Practices
Unlocking Nurse Satisfaction Global Imperatives for Retention and Wellbeing
Authors: Hassan Hassan Mohammed , Faraj Faraj 
Published: August 2024

This study explores job satisfaction among nurses through a descriptive cross-sectional analysis conducted from January to April 2024, using a purposive sample of 400 participants. The findings reveal that while 85.9% of nurses are moderately satisfied with their jobs, satisfaction varies significantly between internal job elements (77.5% satisfaction) and external job factors (62.2% satisfaction). The study recommends the implementation of career development programs, recognition initiatives, and work-life balance strategies, alongside stress management and resilience training, to enhance overall job satisfaction and prevent burnout. These measures are crucial for improving healthcare outcomes and reducing staff turnover.

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Moderate Satisfaction: Most nurses are moderately satisfied, highlighting areas for improvement.

Satisfaction Disparity: There's a significant gap between satisfaction with internal and external job elements.
Strategic Interventions: Career development and stress management programs are recommended to boost satisfaction and retention.

Keywords: Nurse Satisfaction, Job Factors, Healthcare Management, Stress Prevention, Workforce Stability