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Peran Job Satisfaction Sebagai Variabel Intervening Dalam Hubungan Job Demand dan Job Resources Terhadap Work Engagement
Authors: Prawira Amaludin , Prasilowati Sri Lestari , Eka Avianti Ayuningtyas  
Published: August 2024

Bank DKI melakukan perubahan sistem kerja demi terjaganya produktivitas kerja selama Pandemi COVID-19 yang berpotensi mengurangi keterikatan kerja. Penelitian ini bertujuan melihat peran variabel job demand, job resources, job satisfaction, terhadap work engagement. Peneliti melakukan regresi terhadap variabel job demand, job resources, job satisfaction, dan work engagement. Mediasi dilakukan antara job demand dan job resources terhadap work engagement oleh job satisfaction. Purposive sampling dilakukan dengan jumlah 181 karyawan Bank DKI. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa seluruh variabel, baik job demand, job resources, dan job satisfaction signifikan memprediksi work engagement. Efek mediasi kepuasan terjadi baik pada variabel job demand maupun job resources.
Bank DKI has changed the work system in order to maintain work productivity during the COVID-19 Pandemic so that it has the potential to reduce employee attachment. This study aims to see the role of variables of job demand, job resources, job satisfaction, and employee work engagement. Researchers regression of the variables of job demand, job resources, job satisfaction, and work engagement. Mediation is carried out between job demand and job resources for work engagement mediated by job satisfaction. Purposive sampling was carried out with a total of 181 employees of Bank DKI. The results showed that all variables, both job demand, job resources, and job satisfaction significantly predicted work engagement. The satisfaction mediation effect occurs both on the job demand and job resources variables.
Promosi Penjualan dan Kualitas Layanan dalam Mempengaruhi Minat Beli Serta Dampaknya Terhadap Loyalitas Konsumen RH-Mart Gunung Puteri, Bogor
Authors: Hannan Alfa Basmatul , Wulandari Anna 
Published: August 2024

Tujuan penelitian untuk mengetahui Promosi Penjualan Dan Kualitas Layanan dalam Mempengaruhi Minat Beli Serta Dampaknya Terhadap Loyalitas Konsumen RH-Mart. Penelitian akan dilakukan di RH-Mart berlokasi di Jl. Babakan Indah RT02 RW15 Des. Ciangsana, Kec. Gunung Putri Bogor, Jawa Barat. Sampel penelitian sebanyak 50 konsumen ditentukan dengan metode Simple Random Sampling. Data hasil kuesioner dianalisis dengan menggunakan software Smart PLS. Penelitian menghasilkan; 1) Promosi penjualan memiliki pengaruh secara positif terhadap minat beli; 2) Kualitas layanan memiliki pengaruh secara positif terhadap Minat Beli; 3) Minat beli memiliki pengaruh secara positif terhadap Loyalitas; 4) Promosi penjualan melalui minat beli tidak berpengaruh terhadap Loyalitas; 5) Kualitas Layanan melalui Minat Beli berpengaruh secara positif terhadap Loyalitas.
The purpose of the study was to determine Sales Promotion and Service Quality in Influencing Buying Interest and Its Impact on Consumer Loyalty. The research will be conducted at RH-Mart located on Jl. Babakan Indah RT02 RW15 Dec. Ciangsana, Gunung Putri District, Bogor. A study sample of 50 consumers was determined by the Simple Random Sampling method. The questionnaire result data was analyzed using Smart PLS software. The research data was analyzed using Smart PLS software. Research produces; 1) Sales Promotion has a positive influence on Buying Interest; 2) Service Quality has a positive influence on Buying Interest; 3) Buying Interest has a positive influence on Loyalty; 4) Sales promotion through buying Iinterest has no effect on Loyalty; 5) Quality of Service through Buying Interest has a positive and significant effect on Loyalty.
Peningkatan Kepuasan Fungsional dan Kepercayaan Kebajikan dengan Memberikan Layanan Berkualitas dalam Rangka Menjaga Loyalitas Pelanggan
Authors: Sari Diana Komala , Mulyanto Heru 
Published: August 2024

Penelitian bertujuan menganalisis upaya peningkatan kepuasan fungsional dan kepercayaan benevolence menggunakan kualitas layanan untuk mendorong loyalitas pelanggan angkringan. Penelitian dilakukan kepada pelanggan yang menikmati makanan di kota Bogor dengan sampel sebanyak 85 pelanggan. Data dikumpulkan dengan kuesioner, dianalisis secara struktural diolah menggunakan smartPLS. Kualitas layanan positif meningkatkan kepuasan fungsional yang selanjutnya mendorong loyalitas. Kepuasan fungsional memediasi kualitas layanan terhadap loyalitas. Kualitas layanan positif meningkatkan kepercayaan benevolence yang selanjutnya mendorong loyalitas. Kepercayaan benevolence tidak memediasi kualitas layanan terhadap loyalitas.
The study aims to analyze efforts to increase functional satisfaction and benevolence trust using service quality to encourage angkringan customer loyalty. The study was conducted on customers who enjoyed food in the city of Bogor with a sample of 85 customers. Data were collected by questionnaire, analyzed structurally processed using smartPLS. Positive service quality increases functional satisfaction which further drives loyalty. Functional satisfaction mediates service quality against loyalty. Positive service quality increases benevolence confidence which further encourages loyalty. Trust benevolence does not mediate service quality against loyalty.
A tutorial on open-source large language models for behavioral science
Authors: Hussain Zak , Binz Marcel , Mata Rui , Wulff Dirk U. 
Published: August 2024

AbstractLarge language models (LLMs) have the potential to revolutionize behavioral science by accelerating and improving the research cycle, from conceptualization to data analysis. Unlike closed-source solutions, open-source frameworks for LLMs can enable transparency, reproducibility, and adherence to data protection standards, which gives them a crucial advantage for use in behavioral science. To help researchers harness the promise of LLMs, this tutorial offers a primer on the open-source Hugging Face ecosystem and demonstrates several applications that advance conceptual and empirical work in behavioral science, including feature extraction, fine-tuning of models for prediction, and generation of behavioral responses. Executable code is made available at github.com/Zak-Hussain/LLM4BeSci.git. Finally, the tutorial discusses challenges faced by research with (open-source) LLMs related to interpretability and safety and offers a perspective on future research at the intersection of language modeling and behavioral science.
Using Webby FDOs to Integrate AI Taxon Identification and Citizen Science
Authors: Grieb Jonas , Weiland Claus , Wolodkin Alexander , Castro Leyla Jael , Soiland-Reyes Stian , Beukes Maya , Jansen Martin 
Published: August 2024

Camera traps and passive acoustic devices are particularly useful in providing non-invasive methods to document wildlife diversity, ecology, behavior, and conservation. The application of autonomous Internet of Things (IoT) sensors is constantly developing and opens up new application possibilities for research and nature conservation such as taxon identification based on real-time audio processing in the field (Höchst et al. 2022). Furthermore, the amount of associated recorded digital photos, videos, and audio files is growing at a rapid pace, producing too much data to make human annotation feasible.
Machine-learning, in contrast, can generate (baseline) annotations at scale on high-throughput data but may not capture all details compared with the complex contextual understanding of human annotators.
We developed the WildLIVE platform*1 to effectively combine machine-learning (taxon and individual identification of animals) and “Human-in-the-Loop” citizen science (Fig. 1, Jansen et al. 2024). Our primary objective is to combine crowdsourced curation of digital image, audio, and video content from biodiversity monitoring with (semi-)autonomous data processing by machines, and subsequently mobilize these data as machine-actionable knowledge units, i.e., FAIR Digital Objects (FDO, Wittenburg et al. 2023)
To this effect, the data model of WildLIVE features a “webby" FDO approach leveraging web-based components involving Research Object Crate (RO-Crate) and FAIR Signposting to enable packaging of an observing process’ contextual information (e.g., metadata of sensors, geolocation, and links to content stream), together with operational semantics giving machines the information needed to autonomously process (e.g., detect regions of interest in images, Younis et al. 2020) the actual data (Soiland-Reyes et al. 2024). To represent the semantics of data capture events, we designed an ontology, the WildLife Monitoring Ontology (WLMO), which provides a formal description of fundamental concepts and relations.
The talk will provide an overview of the platform’s development status and the technology stack employed (combining RO-Crate and FAIR Signposting with AI plus “Humans-in-the-Loop”) for data exchange with emerging data infrastructures such as the Common European Data Spaces.
Opioid Use and Healthcare Utilization in Adults With Psoriatic Arthritis and Ankylosing Spondylitis
Authors: Liew Jean W. , Pedro Sofia , Michaud Kaleb , Ogdie Alexis 
Published: August 2024

ObjectiveOpioid use among individuals with spondyloarthritis is common; however, data on whether these individuals have higher utilization of the healthcare system are lacking. We examined the association between opioid use and healthcare utilization and costs among patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) and ankylosing spondylitis (AS).MethodsWe included adults with PsA or AS enrolled in the FORWARD registry, with ≥ 1 completed disease activity or disability questionnaire between 2010 and 2019. The exposure was patient-reported opioid use, and the outcomes were annualized healthcare utilization and prescription costs. We used negative binomial regression to assess the association between opioid use and the utilization outcomes, and generalized linear models with γ-distribution and log link function for the association between opioid use and costs. Models were adjusted for age, sex, and hospitalization. AS and PsA were studied separately.ResultsAmong 828 patients with PsA, 21.4% used opioids; for those with AS, 27.2% of 334 patients reported opioid use. Opioid users had higher healthcare utilization and costs, including increased medical visits, diagnostic tests, direct medical costs, and pharmacy expenses. Opioid users had 32-33% more medical visits annually vs nonusers. Patients using opioids spent more on medical visits annually compared to nonusers (US $3464 vs $2706 for PsA; US $4500 vs $3660 for AS).ConclusionCompared to patients not using opioids, patients with PsA and AS who used opioids had higher healthcare utilization and higher health-related costs. New care pathways are needed to improve care and reduce costs.
Immediate Effects of Ankle Eversion Taping on Balance and Gait in Recovering Stroke Patients: A Pre- Post Experimental Study
Authors: Shah Grishma , Shah Chaitali 
Published: August 2024

Background:
Poststroke decrement in balance and gait ability disturbs daily routine of patients and increases the risk of falling. Several factors contribute to it, foot drop being one primary cause. Therefore, treating foot drop seems to be a representative approach to retain balance and gait, and the most common available options of treatment are first functional electrical stimulation (FES) and second ankle foot orthosis (AFO). However, FES and AFO are costly, inconvenient, and unattractive. Hence, to avoid these reasons, taping as an ailing method is used, because it is easily applicable and inexpensive.

Aims:
The aim of this study is to study and compare the effect of ankle eversion taping (AET) on balance and gait ability before and after its application.

Settings and Designs:
This study was conducted in the outpatient department of physiotherapy (O. P. D. 16) S. S. G. hospital, Vadodara, A pre-post experimental study.

Subjects and Methods:
Stroke diagnosed 50 patients participated in this study. AET consists of two stages: first of which is the application of tape for posterior talar glide and second stage is eversion taping which places ankle in more everted (neutral) position. Pre- and post-intervention assessment after an hour of an intervention scores of Berg Balance Scale and dynamic gait index were assessed and analyzed.

Statistical Analysis Used:
Paired t-test was to find out the efficiency of AET on balancing and gait ability in recovering patients of stroke.

Results and Conclusions:
Obtained P value for both the two outcomes was P < 0.05 at 95% confidence interval, suggesting high significant effect. AET is effective in improving balance and gait and its parameters in recovering stroke patients.
Percussion Gun and Scapular Stabilization Exercises versus Scapular Stabilization Exercises in Participants with Upper Cross Syndrome: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Authors: Motimath Basavaraj , Narvekar Shivani , Narulkar Rakshanda , Mehta Nikita 
Published: August 2024

Background:
Upper cross syndrome (UCS) is a muscle imbalance caused by a postural problem. This needs correction to improve the posture and help to regain muscle strength. Scapular stabilization exercises are the exercises that positively help to prevent UCS.

Aim:
The purpose of the study was to investigate if there was a difference in the effect of percussion gun and scapular stabilization exercises versus only scapular stabilization exercises in participants with UCS within the age group of 19–25 years.

Settings and Study Design:
A randomized controlled trial was conducted on collegiate students between the age group of 19–25 years.

Methodology:
Individuals with UCS (n = 40) were randomly allocated to experimental (Group A) and control groups (Group B). Participants in the experimental group were treated with percussion gun and scapular stabilization exercises, while participants in the control group were given only scapular stabilization exercises. Outcome measures used were craniovertebral angle (CVA), shoulder angle (SHA), cervical range of motion (ROM), and the strength of cervical flexors, which were assessed.

Results:
Participants in both the groups showed a significant improvement in CVA, SHA, cervical ROM, and strength of cervical flexors. However, the experimental group revealed a more significant increase in CVA, SHA, cervical ROM, and strength of cervical flexors than the control group.

Conclusion:
Both the experimental and control groups have shown improvements in ROM, CVA, SHA, and muscle strength. However, the study concluded that the percussion gun, along with scapular stabilization exercises, revealed better results than only scapular stabilization exercises.
Effect of Thoracic Mobility with Breath Stacking Exercise on Chest Expansion in Postsurgery Breast Cancer Patients: A Pilot Study
Authors: Bhambure Malti Vijay , Yadav Trupti S. 
Published: August 2024

Context:
Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer among women accounting for nearly 14% of all types of cancer for which the therapeutic procedure modified radical mastectomy is frequently performed on patients. Postsurgery patients are prone to having incision or suture site pain that will interfere with chest expansion.

Aim:
The aim of this study was to determine the effectiveness of thoracic mobility exercises along with the breath stacking technique on chest expansion in breast cancer patients.

Settings and Design:
It was an experimental study carried out in an outpatient hospital setting.

Subjects and Methods:
A total of 46 participants eligible as per inclusion criteria were randomly assigned into 2 groups using a simple random sampling method. During the study period, Group A, the experimental group (n = 23), received thoracic mobility and breath stacking technique and the conventional group (n = 23) received thoracic mobility exercises alone. Pre- and postchest expansion was determined using a tape measure at the axillary and xiphisternum levels.

Statistical analysis used:
Data were analyzed using MS Excel on Windows 10 and usingStatistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 21 (Armonk, NY: IBM Corp). Baseline data for participants in the experimental and comparison groups were summarized using descriptive statistics. Descriptive statistics included frequencies, percentages, mean, and standard deviation.

Results:
Chest circumference score at axillary and xiphisternum levels significantly improved in the intervention group after 4 weeks of the rehabilitation program (P < 0.05).

Conclusions:
The present study concludes that thoracic mobility exercises along with the breath stacking technique are beneficial for improving chest expansion in postsurgery breast cancer patients.
Natural homes or not: investigating drivers of child delinquency as perceived by caregivers in Zimbabwe’s residential care facilities
Authors: Gozho Charles Simbarashe , Muzingili Taruvinga , Muridzo Noel Garikai 
Published: August 2024

The study sought to investigate the perspectives of caregivers regarding the occurrence of delinquent behaviours among children residing in care facilities. The research aimed to uncover the factors that caregivers believe contribute to delinquent actions in children placed in residential care institutions. The study used a qualitative research methodology, specifically a phenomenological research design, to collect data from purposefully selected caretakers and key informants. The study included semi-structured interviews as a means of gathering data from both participants and key informants. The research made use of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis for analysing the generated themes. The factors contributing to delinquent behaviour were insecure attachment, single parenting, psychological suffering, emotional resentment, physical abuse and violence, protracted institutional care, and spirit possession. The study’s findings have implications for child protection and care, necessitating the creation of a national parenting manual for residential care institutions. This manual should be based on indigenous parenting practices and legal frameworks. Therefore, the results necessitate a revision of existing parenting systems, aiming to strike a balance between the inherent freedom of parents in raising their children and the guidance provided by professional parenting.
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Gozho, C. S., Muzingili, T. & Muridzo, N.G. (2024). Natural homes or not: investigating drivers of child delinquency as perceived by caregivers in Zimbabwe’s residential care facilities. African Journal of Social Work, 14(2), 92-100. https://dx.doi.org/10.4314/ajsw.v14i2.5
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Caregivers’ knowledge and practice regarding hypoglycemia prevention in children with type one diabetes mellitus at Saint Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Authors: Fantahun Bereket , Mohammed Nesredin , Yesuf Aman 
Published: August 2024

Background: Achieving optimal glycemic control with a stringent preventive interventions targeting hypoglycemia is at the core of diabetic care. Caregivers for pediatric diabetic patients are the primary providers. Therefore, enabling them to have adequate knowledge about hypoglycemia and its prevention is critical.
Objective: To assess the knowledge and practice of preventing hypoglycemia among caregivers for diabetic patients on follow-up at a tertiary care at a pediatric endocrine clinic in Ethiopia.
Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted on caregivers for children with type one diabetes patients attending follow-up visits at a tertiary care with a pediatric endocrinology clinic in Ethiopia, from August 16 to October 10, 2021. We collected relevant data using interviews and pretested questionnaire. We analyzed the collected data using statistical Package for Social Science Software.
Results: From a total of 101 caregivers, 76.2 % were females, and 23.8% were males. 64.4 % had good knowledge about hypoglycemia. Among 19 caregivers whose child was less than four years old, 10 caregivers had a good practice and 9 had poor hypoglycemia practice and from 75 caregivers whose child was four years and above, 31 caregivers had a good practice and 44 had poor hypoglycemia prevention practice. Overall, 43.6 % had good hypoglycemia prevention practices.
Conclusion: Caregiver's knowledge regarding hypoglycemia was satisfactory, but the hypoglycemia prevention practice was poor. Therefore, education about hypoglycemia and its prevention practice should be emphasized during the regular clinic follow-up.
A Comprehensive Kinetic Study of Bida Oil Shale Kerogen Pyrolysis through Isoconversional and Distributed Activation Energy Modeling
Authors: Peters Victor , Makwashi Nura , Olugbenga Adeola , Abba Muhammad , Ibrahim Abubakar , Garba Muhammad 
Published: August 2024

Oil shale kerogen pyrolysis is typically crucial for optimizing production efficiency. This research investigates the thermal degradation behavior of Bida oil shale kerogen using thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) at varying heating rates (10, 20, 30, and 40 °C/min) . This study employs kinetic analysis methods including Kissinger (K), Flynn–wall–Ozawa (FWO), Kissinger-Akahira-Sunose, (KAS) and Distributed Activation Energy Model (DAEM) to elucidate the complex decomposition behavior. The research provides novel insights into the temperature-dependent variations in oil shale pyrolysis, revealing significant impacts of heating rates on decomposition temperatures and kinetics. Notably, increasing heating rates led to a shift in decomposition temperatures, attributed to differences in heat transfer efficiencies within the sample. Distinct stages of decomposition were observed, with devolatilization initiating around 260°C and progressing rapidly until approximately 526 °C, followed by a gradual decline in decomposition rate. Kinetic analysis using KAS, and FWO provided valuable insights into activation energies (Ea) and pre-exponential factors (A). Ea ranged from 64.945 to 86.94 kJ/mol, indicating a complex decomposition mechanism influenced by varying conversion levels. The DAEM further elucidated the kinetics of oil shale decomposition, highlighting the heterogeneity of pyrolytic processes under different heating rates. The average Ea and frequency factor calculated using the DAEM method were 64.95 kJ mol-1 and 1.87 × 105 min-1. It was observed that the results obtained from the methods differed from each other due to the complex mechanism of reaction occurring during the pyrolysis process and the effect of different heating rates. The findings contribute to refining kinetic models for oil shale pyrolysis, shedding light on critical factors shaping thermal degradation behavior.