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First-Year Students' Satisfaction by E-Learning
Authors: Puntsag Orkhontuya , Altansuvd Javkhlantuya , Radnaa Tuvshinjargal 
Published: November 2023

Universities around the world have been using electronic learning systems more and more in recent years. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Mongolian universities are changing the way of teaching online and thus starting from the second semester of the 2019-2020 academic year. The purpose of this study is to investigate the satisfaction of students towards e-learning and the factors affecting it.
321 first-year students of the School of Nursing of NUMS participated in this survey, the survey questionnaire filled in Google form, and received by electronically. The relationship between satisfaction and its influencing factors was evaluated by using the Pearson test (correlation coefficient).
According to the indicators of the research results, students' satisfaction is the most satisfied with learning materials (4.16), student engagement (4.15), and the lowest with e-educational technology (3.25). Due to this, there is a didactic need to improve the quality of e-learning and to update the lesson technology.
Students' satisfaction level had a direct strong positive correlation (r=0.65) with grade (r=0.65) and a weak direct positive correlation (r=0.38) with lesson access (p<0.001), and e-learning satisfaction scores had a direct correlation (p<0.001) to the quality of teaching, supply of learning materials, assessment, and student engagement.
Combined Classical and Flooding Molecular Dynamics Simulations of The Mip-Rapamycin and FKBP12-Rapamycin Complexes
Authors: Widjajakusuma Elisabeth Catherina , Frederica Monica , Kaweono Kornelius 
Published: December 2023

Macrophage infectivity potentiator (Mip) protein, an essential virulence factor encoded by pathogenic bacteria such as Legionella pneumophila, arises as an interesting new therapeutic target for novel antimicrobials. However, Mip- ligands also interact with FKBP12 protein, a human FKBP exhibiting immunosuppressive effects. Therefore, these ligands are unsuitable antibiotics. Understanding the dynamics and conformations of proteins in the binding pocket is important to predict binding properties and to design new binders for different FKBPs. We performed the 40 ns combined classical and flooding molecular dynamics simulations using additional flooding potential for Mip-rapamycin and FKBP12-rapamycin complexes. Both complexes have different flexibilities and dihedral angle principal component analysis calculated from MD trajectories. As a result, the Mip-rapamycin complex had more conformations than the FKBP12-rapamycin complex. These different features of both complexes at the binding pocket will provide new dues for the design of selective inhibitors of Mip proteins
Stability of solutions to obstacle problems with generalized Orlicz growth
Authors: Harjulehto Petteri , Karppinen Arttu 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
We consider nonlinear equations having generalized Orlicz growth (also known as Musielak–Orlicz growth). We prove that if differential operators

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converge locally uniformly to an operator

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, then the sequence of solutions

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{(u_{i})}

has a subsequence converging to the solution u of the limit operator in Sobolev and Hölder norms.
Wearing embarrassment: television discourse and the ideologies of T-shirt English in Japan
Authors: Furukawa Gavin 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
This article examines the ways in which symbolic English is used in fashion and mass media by indexing ideologies and expectations regarding language ability in Japan. One example of this is the popularity of English language T-shirts in Japan. Using English that is often widely criticized for being awkward or meaningless, these T-shirts are now often mocked in various media sources due to the increased flow of images across traditional nation-state boundaries. By examining the use of these English T-shirts in a Japanese variety show featuring a teen idol known for having English language ability this paper will show how the symbolic value of English T-shirts in Japan can be used to construct a hierarchy based on language ability within Japanese society and how television programs that use such items, take advantage of linguistic inability to increase embarrassment and stake for people heightening linguistic anxiety while at the same time discursively constructing the show and its staff in a positive light. This article examines this phenomenon and the ways in which these fashion items are then appropriated and denaturalized for entertainment both within and outside Japan through forms of mass-media such as television programs, books, and websites.
Masculine pronouns are not only for boys: Japanese girls breaking traditional relationships between gender and language in a school context
Authors: Miyazaki Ayumi 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Based on a longitudinal ethnography at a Japanese junior high school, this paper explores how ideologies of Japanese women’s language are subverted through girls’ everyday linguistic ideological work of breaking presumed linkages between female gender and language. Girls at Sakura Junior High School employed masculine and non-traditional first-person pronouns and created new sets of indexicalities. The ethnography tracks how the girls did this in three important ways: 1) They used the most masculine pronoun, ore, and attached positive metapragmatic meanings (such as “cool,” “powerful,” “independent,” and “assertive”) to their use of this pronoun. In doing so, they established a powerful ore register and persona for girl users. 2) They also interpreted their use of boku, a plain masculine pronoun, as gender-appropriate for girls, whereas they negatively regarded boy users of boku as weak mama’s boys. 3) They attached strongly negative metapragmatic meanings to feminine pronouns and created an unfavorable feminine register and persona for these pronouns from which they disaligned themselves. The girls’ persistence in aligning masculine and non-traditional registers did not point to any evidence of their desire to take on a male identity, but rather to their creation of positive indexicalities about masculine pronouns and to their engagement in the social capital of maleness that accompanies male speech. Consequently, girls’ ideological work contextually constructed new indexical fields where girls established their own space in which they severed the naturalized relationships between language, identities, and social categories.
“Death in his hand”
Authors: Murray Chris 
Published: November 2023

Chris Murray, “‘Death in his hand’: Theories of Apparitions in Coleridge, Ferriar, and Keats” (pp. 179–210)
On a chance meeting in 1819, Samuel Taylor Coleridge told John Keats about his theory of “double touch.” This hypothesis is key to the famous accounts in which each poet mythologizes the other. In his writings on double touch, Coleridge surmises that we engage with our world simultaneously by sensory perception and an energetic connection derived from Mesmerism. Disruption to either aspect of double touch results in the pathological state of “single touch,” symptoms of which can include hallucination. Coleridge developed his theory in dialogue with physician and author John Ferriar. Each theorized that ghost-sightings occur when the mind articulates disease as strong imagery and each used literature, particularly Shakespeare’s Hamlet (1603), as a source of evidence for psychological speculations. Coleridge’s double-touch theory pervades his notebooks and his lectures on drama, and his verbal account provided Keats with a new means to explore the supernatural in narrative verse. Hence, double touch receives its most significant literary treatment in Keats’s compositions over the weeks following his conversation with Coleridge. In particular, “La Belle Dame sans Merci” (1819) proceeds from an initial impulse to parody Coleridge to a serious exploration of double touch. Conversely, Coleridge’s claim to have foretold Keats’s death is influenced by double-touch theory and “La Belle Dame sans Merci.”
Beatrice Cenci’s Ghost
Authors: Pirholt Mattias 
Published: November 2023

Mattias Pirholt, “Beatrice Cenci’s Ghost: Ekphrasis, Spectrality, and the Art of Copying in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Marble Faun” (pp. 211–233)
This article investigates the spectrality of ekphrases and art reproductions, the haunting presence of the original work’s aura and the copyist’s self-sacrifice. Focusing on the ekphrastic description of the Baroque painting Beatrice Cenci (1599), earlier attributed to Guido Reni, in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Marble Faun (1860), the article argues that the ekphrastic representation of the copy of the painting embodies the dialectic of enargeia and ekplexis, that is, of the vivifying presence-making of the ekphrasis and its sublime and disturbing absence. In The Marble Faun, the aura of Guido’s original painting haunts the copy, made by one of the romance’s female protagonists, Hilda, whose art is both creative and imitative. The copy retains the aura of the original but only in the shape of a haunting presence of absence, a ghost, which perpetuates rather than eliminates tradition. Thus, as a paradoxically original imitation of Guido’s masterpiece, Hilda’s uniquely beautiful copy, whose most salient feature is that is it visibly different from the original, creates an Emersonian unity of beauty and usefulness. Furthermore, the copy is haunted by the copyist’s necessary sacrifice of her own individual talent as an artist. The copyist must submit to the genius of the original artist in order to perpetuate the original work’s aura, which produces tradition by means of copying and which exists only thanks to the copyist’s self-sacrifice.
In The Bahamas “She must give it up”: Sexual Abuse of Women in Heterosexual Relationships by their Intimate Partners
Authors: Fielding William J. , Ballance Virginia C. F. , Hall-Campbell Dean Niambi 
Published: December 2023

This study analyses the treatment of Bahamian women in heterosexual relationships by their intimate partners focusing on instances of sexual and psychological abuse. An internet survey obtained information from 464 married and 1,264 unmarried women currently in intimate relationships with men. Married women were more likely than unmarried women in intimate relationships to report non-consensual sexual intercourse. Married women who admitted to being victims of non-consensual sexual intercourse or reported having been raped by their husband were more likely to have been physically harmed by their husband than those who had not suffered non-consensual sex or rape. Likewise, psychological abuse was more evident in married than unmarried women. The results indicate that behaviours of concern are inflicted by men on their female intimate partners both inside and outside of marriage. The finding that abusive behaviours, including non-consensual sex and psychological abuse, are more common within marriage than outside of marriage requires further study.
Transactions and Human Resource Management before and after restrictions of Sunday trading in Poland
Authors: Buda Andrzej , Kuźmicz Katarzyna 
Published: November 2023

Aim. In March 2018, the Solidarity trade union forced new Polish law banning nearly all commercial transactions on Sundays, including supermarkets and majority of other retailers. However, there were exceptions, such as petrol stations and e-commerce online shops that were permitted to continue their operations. Therefore, a number of additional transactions in e-commerce and stationary hot spots in petrol stations on Sundays increased significantly. In our research, the quantitative relationship between these restrictions and a demand expressed by a number of transactions hourly and daily has been considered according to real data sets and observations collected from e-commerce transactions and a local petrol station in Głogów (Poland) that belong to the British Petroleum network.
Methods. The Detrended Fluctuations Analysis (DFA) has been applied to detect new clients on Sundays and to exploit and track their behaviour and customs from time series on other trading days in petrol stations.
Results. According to our results, free market as an equilibrium theory works well because significant groups of additional customers on Sundays were detected. Moreover, these new customers may continue purchasing on other trading days, which depends on human resources of the petrol stations. This result is consistent with other effects, such as e-commerce development in Poland after 2018.
Conclusion. The success of involving new customers is determined by the quality of human resources development at local petrol stations. On the other hand, e-commerce development may constitute an alternative solution.
Education of Ukrainian children in Poland - basic information
Authors: Klisowska Iwona , Grabowska Barbara , Twardak Iwona , Seń Mariola 
Published: November 2023

Aim. The aim of the study was to attempt to familiarise the subject of the systemic and local solutions introduced in Poland in order to minimise problems related to the admission of Ukrainian children to educational institutions.
Concept. The study reviewed the legal acts and recommendations of the Ombudsman concerning the education of children, mainly Ukrainian, in Polish schools.
Results and conclusions. The inclusion of a large number of Ukrainian children in the Polish educational system required the cooperation of representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science, school boards, non-governmental organisations and local authorities, as well as teachers and educators themselves. In response to the difficulties, the Polish Ombudsman recommended simplifying the process of recruiting teachers and cultural assistants from Ukraine to Polish educational institutions. International classes were created and anti-discrimination and multicultural education was implemented to integrate refugees especially during distance learning. The Ministry of Education immediately responded to all recommendations with concrete actions, including planning multicultural classrooms. In addition, alternative options were suggested, such as the establishment of new educational institutions based on the Ukrainian system and the provision of remote education as an alternative to enrolling students directly in preparatory or mainstream classes. The importance of developing information in Ukrainian and Russian, such as enrolment details and electronic diary information (recommendations of the Polish Ombudsman), was also highlighted (RPO-rekomendacje (2022).
Cognitive value. The work makes it possible to become familiar with the wide range of activities undertaken for the admission of children, mainly Ukrainian, to Polish educational institutions. It provides an opportunity to identify the problem of adjusting the Polish educational system to the reception of a large number of refugees in a short period of time.
Scientific Heritage of the Outstanding Mongolist A.M. Pozdneev: to the Scholars 170th Birth Anniversary
Authors: Kuzmin Yuriy , Polyanskaya Oksana 
Published: December 2023

The purpose of the article is to describe the studying of the heritage and scientific biography of the prominent Russian mongolist A.M. Pozdneev (1851–1920), who started studying Mongolia in the period of Qing Empire. The text includes materials on studying process of the research heritage left by the scholar in Russia and presents the main results of his activity. The scientist and encyclopaedist wrote papers on all the areas of Mongolian Studies: history, folklore and literature, ethnography, history of religion, Tibetan medicine, history of science and others. He published 122 papers, including 17 monographs, the overall volume of which is about 400 printed pages. His papers are translated into European and Oriental languages. A significant number of his works remained in manuscripts. A.M. Pozdneev was a good organizer of educational and scientific affairs. He created and was the Rector of the Eastern Institute in Vladivostok from 1899 to 1903. Later he was appointed the Rector of Practical Eastern Academy in the Ministry of Education (a member at the Council of Ministers of National Education). The article determined the place of the Russian scholar in the national and world Mongolian Studies, the specific features of his scientific heritage as well as the need for its further research.
Perbandingan Latihan Pass and Follow Drill Circle dengan Pass and Follow Drill Square Terhadap Peningkatan Passing Pendek Pada Cabang Olahraga Sepak bola
Authors: Rustiawan Hendra , Rohendi Andang , Rustandi Endi , Sudrazat Adang 
Published: December 2023

Short passing has a basic technique in soccer that must be mastered by every soccer player. The aim the research was studied the comparised of pass and follow drill circle and pass and follow drill square to increased short passing in soccer. The research method used was a experiment. The sampling technique was total sampling. The participants were students of Universitas Galuh Ciamis, Indonesia a count was 30 participants. The research instrument used was passing and stopping. The results was pass and follow drill circle and pass and follow drill square was significantly influence the to increased for short passing in soccer. But the exercise that had the biggest effect was the pass and follow drill square. The conclusion was that the pass and follow drill circle and the pass and follow drill square could be increased short passing in soccer.
Perbandingan Part Method dan Whole Method Untuk Meningkatkan Keterampilan Seni Nomor Tunggal Pada Cabang Olahraga Pencak Silat
Authors: Halimah Annisa Nur , Purnamasari Ira , Tafaqur Muhammad 
Published: December 2023

The purpose of this study was to determine “Comparison of Part Methodand Whole Method to Improve Single Number Art Skills in Pencak SilatSports”. The research method used is an experimental research method.The population in this study were Pencak Silat athletes in Cimahi city asmany as 10 people. The sample that the researcher uses is 8 people usinga purposive sampling approach with the criteria determined in this sampling technique. The sample is a Pencak Silat Athlete in Cimahi City in the single art category. The instrument used in this research is a single category Pencak Silat Scoring Sheet. The data analysis test used the paired sample t test and to find the difference in the average used the independent sample t test. It can be concluded that there is an effect of the Part Method on increasing single number art skills in the sport of pencak silat, then there is no effect of the whole training method (Whole Method) on increasing single number art skills in the sport of pencak silat, and the final result there is a difference in the effect of the Part Method and the Whole Method on the improvement of single number art skills in the sport of pencak silat.
Analysis of Mental Toughness Among Sub-Elite Field Hockey Players
Authors: P Babu 
Published: November 2023

Preparation is the key to success in sports at all levels, which is why professional athletes spend a lot of time and money to ensure adequate knowledge, quality of practice and physical education skills. However, among the elite, the difference between those who work well and those who work well is mainly their level of preparation and the ability to use their skills in High status. An important part of this mental preparation is developing the ability to cope with the mental stress that comes with participating in elite sports. In this solution, individual differences in how people respond to stress mean that each person can respond to stressful situations in their own way. This is because individuals can use various coping and coping strategies to cope with stress/anxiety (Holahan Moos, 1994; Moos Shaefer, 1993).Subjects were divided into four groups based on their performance at the 2011 South Division Intercollegiate Hockey Tournament in Tirunelveli. The total number of subjects is 72 and there are 18 subjects in each group. From this qualitative research, seven aspects of psychology were developed. These factors include: self-confidence, negative energy, emotional control, perception and thinking, motivation, positive energy and behavior control. ANOVA statistics were used to analyze the differences between groups. This article provides some information about the empowerment field—definition and theory. Rigorous scientific studies in this area of research allow us to better understand mental health. With an understanding of psychology, it is now possible to conduct research on life-long measurement, development, and education. To truly understand how resilience emerges in people's lives, future research will best examine the interactions between individual traits (e.g., the seven factors identified here), social support, and the nature of stress or depression.
Selflessness: An International Comparative Analysis of a Much-Needed Public Value
Authors: Andrews Christina W. , Vries Michiel de 
Published: December 2023

The purpose of this paper is to investigate how selflessness is to be measured and how it is to be explained. Adopting an innovative approach to measure selflessness, we assess its prevalence in different regions across the world. We also investigate the factors that explain its emergence and how they interact in predicting it. The level of selflessness differs significantly across the world. Considering the factors predicting it, we find that the likelihood of an individual exhibiting selflessness largely depends on the region they live in. Workplace also plays a crucial role – in OECD countries, working in the public sector increases the propensity for selflessness, but it has the opposite effect in Africa.The research design involves a multivariate analysis of data from the World Values Survey using both straight-forward regression analyses and binary logistic regression.The main findings show that the impact of factors traditionally considered important, such as religious affiliation and employment in the public, private, or not-for-profit sectors, varies across regions. These region-specific interaction effects are seen, for instance, in the influence of one’s workplace on their propensity for selflessness. Public sector employees are significantly more likely to be selfless than their private sector counterparts. However, while working in the public sector increases the likelihood of being selfless in OECD countries, this relationship is reversed in Africa.In previous academic studies, little attention was paid to such interaction effects and the impacts of religious affiliation, public sector employment, gender, etc. were assumed to be stable all over the world. This study shows otherwise.As per practical implications, the results of our analyses suggest that research on values needs to be contextualized. This is particularly important when research aims at offering advice to practitioners. Our investigation has shown that the same factors that enhance selflessness in one part of the world may decrease its presence in other regions. A one-size-fits-all approach is therefore not adequate.