bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Young People’s Mental Health Awareness (Including An Evaluation Of A Mental Health Promoting Pilot Project Developed In Connaught)
Authors:   ,   Cork Institute of Technology, Kent Pamela 
Published: August 2024

Adolescence is a particularly vulnerable life stage during which mental health challenges can occur and “in order to create a positive state of mental health and well-being it is imperative for young people to be able to recognise which aspects of life have a positive and damaging effect on their mental health” (HSE, 2007: 14). Irish research states that “Positive mental health enables young people to live fulfilling lives and promoting the mental health and wellbeing of our young people is a shared responsibility and is everybody’s business” (Department of Education and Skills & Health Service Executive & Department of Health, 2013 :2). “Schools are in a unique position to promote mental health and emotional wellbeing and to identify young people experiencing emotional distress” (ibid; 2). This study (undertaken in Ireland) was designed with a dual intent: to (1) examine young people’s mental health awareness (including their perceptions towards and attitudes towards mental health) and (2) evaluate a pilot project developed in Connaught (Ireland) aimed at promoting positive mental health to young people (Appendix 1). Sample and Method: The study used a mixed methods triangulation design including a survey, interviews and focus groups which best serve the purpose of this research. This design was used to gather both qualitative and quantitative data from different methods increasing validity by incorporating several viewpoints and methods. Findings: Overall, the research found that young people have a positive attitude towards mental health and understand the need to care for both their mental and physical health. They were also aware of which aspects of life have positive and detrimental effects on their mental health and a strong link is apparent between social support and promoting positive mental health. Males in this research felt they knew ‘enough’ about mental health in comparison to females which may suggest a gender difference in terms of mental health awareness. While schools are in a unique position to promote positive mental health, negative terms were used to describe the SPHE' class such as ''useless” and "stupUr. While the (magazine) created in Connaught (Ireland) was evaluated positively by those who engage with it (n=138) and mental health professionals (n=6) who evaluated it, participants who did not engage with the magazine also had positive mental health perceptions, thus leading to the conclusion that the magazine as an intervention did not significantly affect attitudes and perceptions of mental health. In saying that, without exception the mental health professionals agreed that this magazine was a "worthwhile initiative in the promotion of positive mental health to young people'" (Table 4.10) however, suggested changes for improvement.
Analysis of Current Drink Consumption Behavior on Blood Sugar Levels in Adolescents
Authors: Damayanti Santi , Sucipto Adi , Metty Metty 
Published: August 2024

Adolescents are becoming increasingly familiar with drinks that are currently popular. Things that are “current” at a certain time are things that are trending or popular. Teenagers are increasingly consuming modern drinks for various reasons. Drinking modern beverages has raised some concerns, primarily due to their potentially excessive levels of sugar, caffeine, and calories. Numerous studies have revealed that excessive consumption of sugary drinks is associated with several health problems, including type 2 diabetes, obesity, and other problems. This research contributes to understanding current drink consumption behavior among teenagers and its impact on blood sugar levels. The research method used was quantitative with a cross-sectional approach. The sample size was 182 respondents. The sampling technique is simple random sampling. Research instrument with a questionnaire. Bivariate analysis results: age with current drinking frequency 0.85 (>0.05), amount of pocket money with current drinking frequency 0.01 (<0.05), central obesity with current drinking frequency 0.78 (>0.05), transportation with current drinking frequency 0.03 (<0.05), taste and brand with current drinking frequency 0.00 (<0.05), Blood Sugar Levels with drinking frequency current drink p Value 0.47 (>0.05). Conclusions that influence current drink consumption by students: the amount of pocket money, type of transportation, interest in the taste and brand of current drinks and there is no relationship between current blood sugar levels and the frequency of drinking current drinks.
Descriptive Overview of Adolescent Health Indicators in Humanitarian Settings: A Cross-Country Analysis
Authors: Shalash Aisha , ME Abu-Rmeileh Niveen , Kelly Dervla , Elmusharaf Khalifa 
Published: August 2024

Purpose: An adolescent health information system is a relevantly new concept, especially in humanitarian settings. This article aims to map the available adolescent health indicators collected in selected humanitarian settings, identify the available data sources, and determine the alignment between these indicators and the draft list of priority indicators for adolescent health measurement recommended by the Global Action for the Measurement of Adolescent Health Advisory Group. Methods: We selected five countries experiencing humanitarian crises- Myanmar, Nigeria, Palestine, Ukraine, and Yemen. We identified the adolescent health indicators collected in each country using document analysis and a purposive sampling approach. We reviewed the primary population-based surveys used to gather adolescent health data and noted the most recent year each survey was conducted. The identified indicators were then categorized by measurement domains and specific areas of adolescent health.Results: The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey and Demographic Health Survey were conducted in all five countries selected, but three out of five countries have not administered either within the last five years. Yemen and Palestine only included married women in their sample sizes, and no one younger than 15 was interviewed. Indicators most commonly assess reproductive health, tobacco use, and adolescent fertility. Limited data was found on younger adolescents, males, water, sanitation, hygiene, disability, and nutrition indicators. Discussion: Adolescent health information in humanitarian crises requires more frequent surveys, including all adolescent age groups, and unique data collection methodologies. The current surveys used to measure adolescent health indicators have limited ability to be inclusive to all adolescents. It is important to establish a list of priority indicators deemed essential in humanitarian settings and relevant ways to collect them.
A Note on Wiener and Hyper-Wiener Indices of Abid-Waheed Graph
Authors: Meenakshi Annamalai , Bramila Manthiram , Joshi Aseervatham , Kannan Adhimoolam , Karthik Krishnasamy 
Published: August 2024

A Hosoya polynomial is a polynomial connected to a molecular graph, which is a graph representation of a chemical compound with atoms as vertices and chemical bonds as edges. A graph invariant is the Hosoya polynomial; it is a graph attribute that does not change under graph isomorphism. It provides information about the number of unique non-empty subgraphs in a given graph. A molecular graph's size and branching complexity are determined by a topological metric known as the Wiener index. The Wiener index of each pair of vertices in a molecular network is the sum of those distances. The topological index, one of the various classes of graph invariants, is a real number related to a connected graph's structure .The goal of this article is to compute the Hosoya polynomial of some class of Abid-Waheed graph. Further, this research focused on a C++ algorithm to calculate the wiener index of and . The Wiener index (W∗I) and Hyper-Wiener index (H∗W∗I) are calculated using Hosoya polynomial (H∗-polynomial) of some family of Abid-Waheed graphs and . Illustrations and applications are given to enhance the research work.
How to activate threat perceptions in behavior research: A simple technique for inducing health and resource scarcity threats
Authors: Isler Ozan , Yilmaz Onurcan , Maule A. John , Gächter Simon 
Published: August 2024

AbstractUnderstanding our cognitive and behavioral reactions to large-scale collective problems involving health and resource scarcity threats, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, helps us be better prepared for future collective threats. However, existing studies on these threats tend to be restricted to correlational data, partly due to a lack of reliable experimental techniques for manipulating threat perceptions. In four preregistered experiments (N = 5152), we developed and validated an experimental technique that can separately activate perceptions of personal health threat or resource scarcity threat, either in the specific context of the COVID-19 pandemic or in general. We compared the threat manipulations to a relaxation manipulation designed to deactivate background threat perceptions as well as to a passive control condition. Confirmatory tests showed substantial activation of personal health and resource scarcity threat perceptions. This brief technique can be easily used in online experiments. Distress due to the threat manipulation was rarely reported and easily managed with a debriefing toolkit.
Determinar la Evolución del Proceso Administrativo, Financiero y Legal de una Caja de Ahorro en la Administración de Asociaciones sin Fines de Lucro en su Relación con la Cultura Organizacional
Authors: Ramón Solórzano Jaime Lautaro , Gálvez Palomeque Diana Victoria , Vega Chuncho Jenniffer Pamela , Torres Dávila Grace Cecilia 
Published: August 2024

Esta Investigación tiene como objetivo determinar la evolución del proceso administrativo, financiero y legal en el diseño de una caja de ahorro para asociaciones sin fines de lucro con relación a la cultura organizacional para fundamentar un proyecto de investigación que nos permita conocer la historia y orígenes de las teorías administrativas, financieras y bases legales que transformaron el funcionamiento de las asociaciones sin fines de lucro. En este trabajo se emplea la investigación documental con métodos descriptivos y con técnicas de revisión de material en fuentes bibliográficas primarias y secundarias que nos permita describir la historia de las mejores prácticas administrativas, financieras y legales en las asociaciones sin fines de lucro obteniendo como resultado que con el tiempo existe una relevante influencia de la Cultura Organizacional con los procesos administrativo, financiero y legal debido a que el cambio de las creencias, valores y comportamiento han influido para la eficiencia y la sostenibilidad de las asociaciones sin fines de lucro.
Hukum Jual Beli Buah Apel Yang Menggunakan Cairan Lilin Persfektif Sayyid Sabiq (Studi Kasus Pasar MMTC Kec. Percut Sei Tuan Kab. Deli Serdang)
Authors: Vikramullah Vikramullah , Fatimah Zahara  
Published: August 2024

This study aims to examine and analyse the law of buying and selling fruits apples that use liquit wax as a preservative, focusing on the views of Sayyid Sabiq. This research is conducted using a case study conducted at Mmtc Market Subdistrict Percut Sei Tuan, Regency Deli Serdang, as a real form of the existence of this phenomenon. This type of research is empirical legal research with conceptual approach and living case study. The data is collected by interview, observation and document study methods, then the data is processed by qualitative methods with a deductive thinking approach. The findings of this study indicate that the buying and selling of fruits apples using liquit wax is not permissible or void according to Sayyid Sabiq's perspective. This is because there is an element of uncertainty or lack of clarity because the seller does not know the condition of the fruit. This research also looks at the negative side effects of using wax in the long term can cause brain cancer, leukaemia and defects in children.
Proses Penerimaan Pesan oleh Masyarakat Terkait Fenomena Catfishing Bea Cukai Menggunakan Modus Online Shop Melalui Media Sosial Instagram
Authors: Riandhika Hermawan Adhitya , Yuliasari Ika , Elizabeth Ayuna Novianty 
Published: August 2024

Penelitian ini membahas proses penerimaan pesan oleh masyarakat terkait fenomena catfishing Bea Cukai menggunakan modus online shop melalui media sosial instagram yang berdasarkan laporan masyarakat pada Bravo Bea Cukai. Pendekatan teori pada penelitian ini adalah Teori Pemaknaan (Reception Theory). Penelitian ini menggunakan metodologi penelitian kualitatif dengan paradigma konstrutivisme. Dengan tujuan dapat mengetahui dan memahami proses penerimaan pesan oleh masyarakat terkait fenomena catfishing Bea Cukai menggunakan modus online shop melalui media sosial instagram. Hasil penelitian ada 2 faktor dalam mempengaruhi penerimaan pesan yaitu faktor internal dan faktor eksternal, serta dari posisi masyarakat yang menjadi korban penipuan adalah Posisi Dominan-Hegemonis.
INDOOR AIR QUALITY MONITORING IN DWELLINGS: CASE STUDIES IN MADRID, SPAIN
Authors: del Ama Gonzalo Fernando , Sanglier Contreras Gastón , López Fernández Eduardo José , Lezcano Roberto Alonso González 
Published: August 2024

ABSTRACT
The quality of the indoor environment has evolved into a vital parameter for dwellings due to the increasing number of home-based jobs, with more people spending most of their time at home. Generally, the design and evaluation of indoor air quality in buildings depend on guidelines and recommendations from national and international standards. In a building stock in which mechanical ventilation is not mainstream, it is necessary to evaluate the natural ventilation habits and their impact on indoor air quality. This article describes a methodology to assess indoor air quality using four case studies in which habits and occupancy are representative samples of dwellings in Madrid, Spain. Temperature, relative humidity, formaldehyde, particle matter (PM), and carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations have been measured over several months. The analysis of these values leads to conclusions that each pollutant has a different source. For example, Formaldehyde concentration depends mostly on indoor finishes and materials; indoor activities impact PM concentrations. The results showed high formaldehyde concentrations in the case study decorated with oil paintings, whereas bedrooms with insufficient ventilation showed consistently high CO2 concentrations. Finally, well-ventilated rooms showed high PM concentrations due to the smoking habits and pets that live with the family.
APPLICATION OF MODULAR CSIPS TO TRADITIONAL KOREAN HANOK TIMBER STRUCTURES FOR THERMAL AND ENERGY PERFORMANCE
Authors: Lee Jeehwan , Kim Minwoo 
Published: August 2024

ABSTRACT
This study examines the thermal and energy performance capabilities of composite structural insulation panels (CSIPs) for traditional Korean architecture, specifically Hanok. Hanok buildings, renowned for their cultural and architectural significance, often face thermal efficiency and energy consumption challenges. This research aims to explore the environmental potential of CSIPs to improve the thermal performance of Hanok structures while maintaining the traditional aesthetics of these buildings.
Simulations were conducted to analyze the thermal behavior, heat flow, and energy use intensity (EUI) by wall cases of Hanok buildings, applying continuous-fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites as a type of CSIP. The findings demonstrated that applying continuous-fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites (CFRTCs) to the target Hanok building significantly enhanced the thermal performance, including the thermal bridge and envelope airtightness, as these composites can reduce the thermal conductivity and minimize heat loss, thus improving the insulation capabilities. Furthermore, adopting modular CSIPs in Hanok architecture offers environmental benefits and aligns with sustainability and constructability goals. By reducing reliance on mechanical heating and cooling systems, CSIP-enhanced Hanok buildings can contribute to lower energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
This simulation study highlights the significant potential of CSIPs with fiber-glass-reinforced thermoset (FRT) polymer skins to enhance the thermal and energy performance of traditional Korean Hanok buildings. CSIPs as applied to the target Hanok can potentially reduce heating energy consumption by approximately 21% to 29%, leading to overall energy savings of about 4% to 5% in site EUI and CO2 emissions levels per unit area.
BIOPHILIC DESIGN ELEMENTS AND NATURAL MATERIALS IN HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS
Authors: Maghlakelidze Mariami , Mesa Alejandra , Sawyer Azadeh Omidfar , Gath Morad Michal , Ben-Alon Lola 
Published: August 2024

ABSTRACT
Biophilic design elements in healthcare environments increase the connection between the built environment and its local natural environment and have been shown to improve the psychological and physiological well-being of patients and medical staff. Similarly, natural materials, which are part of the biophilic paradigm, have been shown to enhance the indoor qualities of habitable spaces. Despite these advantages, existing research on biophilia and natural materials in healthcare design has been mostly focused on specific case studies and thus requires further synthesis into practical design guidelines. To address this need, this paper uses case studies and evidence from the literature to enumerate predictable outcomes and develop visual guidelines related to biophilic design—daylight, views, gardens—with a final focus on materials. The implications of key design parameters are analyzed to their potential impact on patients and medical staff, including recovery rates, hospitalization days, pain medication intake, stress levels, active behavior, and task performance. The provided guidelines include biophilic light design specifications that can reduce hospital stays by 3.67 days and biophilic views that may reduce pain medication intake by up to 61%. Natural materials, including living garden vegetation, were shown to be most impactful on stress and behavioral well-being. An additional focus on natural materials for biophilic design is defined by developing a toolkit for analyzing effective locations for views of materials within a patient's room. The guidelines developed in this further support the transition into simulation and computational analysis tools that assess the health outcomes of various biophilic design strategies from a range of design characteristics and interventions to produce correlations to health and productivity metrics.
DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF A COST-EFFECTIVE NET-ZERO ENERGY MOSQUE LOCATED IN A HOT AND DRY CLIMATE
Authors: Halabi Mohammad , Alshehri Murad , Alzhrani Hassan , Fageha Mohammed K. , Alaidroos Alaa 
Published: August 2024

ABSTRACT
This research paper presents a comprehensive analysis to develop an energy-efficient and net-zero-energy (NZE) model for a proposed hypothetical mosque model located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The study employs a sequential optimization analysis using BEopt software (Building Energy Optimization Tool) to explore various energy conservation measures (ECMs) from three main categories: HVAC, lighting, and building envelope. The ECMs are evaluated based on energy savings and life-cycle cost, with the most cost-effective options selected for the proposed energy-efficient design package. Furthermore, a passive downdraught evaporative cooling (PDEC) system is introduced as a passive cooling strategy to further reduce the cooling energy consumption. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis is utilized to optimize the airflow around the building and PDEC tower, determining the optimal PDEC dimensions for enhanced ventilation performance. The PDEC system is found to contribute 12% to cooling energy savings, which further enhances the energy efficiency of the proposed mosque. A rooftop solar PV system is incorporated into the optimal energy-efficient design to achieve a NZE mosque. The results demonstrate that the NZE model achieves 80% energy savings, with the remaining 20% offset by the solar PV system. Moreover, life-cycle cost analysis reveals that the NZE model offers the lowest cost, making it the most cost-effective design option. This research provides valuable insights into designing sustainable mosques in hot and dry climates, such as Riyadh, offering a comprehensive solution to significantly reduce energy end-use and promote sustainable building practices.
Marketing exploitation and exploration in export companies: The moderating effect of organisational formalisation
Authors: Sun Qianmin , Deng Xiaoyu , Hu Zuohao 
Published: August 2024

Purpose: This study investigated the roles of marketing exploitation and exploration as strategies in export companies and examines how the organisational formalisation influences their impacts on export performance.Design/methodology/approach: To test the hypotheses, the study conducted surveys on 150 large export companies in China. A regression analysis, including interaction terms to both, has been conducted to test the main effect, the impact of marketing exploitation and marketing exploration on export performance and the moderation effect of organisational formalisation.Findings/results: Empirically, results show that marketing exploitation and marketing exploration are positively related to export performance, which indicate the importance of both marketing strategies in the global market. Further, the effects of marketing exploitation and exploration are contingent on organisational formalisation. Specifically, the results reveal that organisational formalisation has an inverted U-shaped moderation effect on the relationship between marketing exploitation and export performance but a U-shaped moderation effect on the relationship between marketing exploration and export performance.Practical implications: This study provides valuable implications for the exporters on how to enhance performance. In terms of strategy planning, both marketing exploitation and exploration strategies are vital to the export performance. Moreover, managers should align their exploitation-exploration strategies with formalisation.Originality/value: This study contributes to the marketing ambidexterity theory and international marketing strategy related theory by illustrating the vital role of organisational formalisation in shaping the efficacy of exploitative and explorative strategies in the export market.