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Interpersonal conflict, values, strategies for overcoming stress situations of students before and after the start of a special military operation
Authors: Yashchenko E. F. 
Published: March 2023

The article provides an overview the study of the problem of intrapersonal conflict, values and strategies for overcoming stressful situations in the modern literature. The results of the author’s research identifying the psychological characteristics of students of a transport university before and after the start of a special military operation are presented. Using methods to identify the level of internal conflict A.I. Shipilov, “Strategies for overcoming stress situations SACS” S. Hobfall in the adaptation of N.E. Vodopyanova, E.S. Starchenkova; «The level of the ratio of “value” and “accessibility” in various life spheres» by E.B. Fantalova, «Freiburg multifactorial personal questionnaire FPI» by I. Farenberg, H. Zarg and R. Gampel in the adaptation of A.A. Krylov and T.I. Ronginskaya described and analyzed psychological portraits of students before the start of a special military operation and after its beginning. Before the start of a special military operation, students’ psychological characteristics are: confrontation of claims with their real potential, anxiety, entering into social contact to solve problematic situations, the value of real friends, focus on current events and male-type behavior, the desire to achieve the goals set, self-confidence, seeking social support, love, courage, and the pursuit of public recognition. The psychological portrait of students after the start of a special military operation includes a reduced critical attitude towards themselves, reduced anxiety, a decrease in the value of friends, greater aggressiveness in defending their interests, a decrease in social contacts, moral and adaptation conflict, conflict of motivation, obligation, lack of assertive actions, internal tension.
MEMBANGKITKAN SEMANGAT DAN KREATIF DALAM BERWIRAUSAHA DENGAN MEMANFAATKAN TEKNOLOGI DIGITAL DI DUSUN KLORON RT.04 KELURAHAN SEGOROYOSO PLERET BANTUL D.I.YOGYAKARTA
Authors: Herlambang Susatyo , Subandi Subandi , Fahlefi Wilis , Mursyid Mursyid 
Published: March 2023

Pengabdian kepada masyarat ini bertujuan untuk membahas mengenai kewirausahan dengan konsep dan ide baru serta peluang dan tantangan dalam pemasaran menggunakan teknologi digital.Setelah dilakukan pembahasan didapat bahwa pemasaran digital memiliki hubungan yang sangat erat dengan kewirausahaan, dimana kedua item tersebut memiliki target yang sama. Pemasaran digital merupakan bagian dari aktifitas kewirausahaan. Pemasaran digital memiliki peluang yang sangat besar dalam pengembangan dunia usaha mulai saat ini hingga dimasa depan dimana target pasar sudah bertransformasi ke platform digital. Sedangkan tantangan yang harus dihadapi oleh dunia usaha ketika melaksanakan pemasaran digital yaitu kesiapan dari segi sumber daya manusia dan sumber daya keuangan dalam mendukung kegiatan pemasaran secara digital
REFLEXÃO SOBRE O TRABALHO EM SAÚDE NAS VISITAS DOMICILIARES DO PROJETO DE EXTENSÃO POPULAR SARUÊ
Authors: Rocha Felipe Ximenes Muricy da , Pereira Rebecca Cabral de Figueirêdo Gomes , Rodrigues Carol Cardoso 
Published: March 2023

Caracterização do problema: O Conjunto habitacional Gervásio Maia é uma conquista da luta pela moradia e foi entregue à população residente há pouco mais de dois anos. Esta é proveniente de várias áreas de risco da cidade de João Pessoa–PB. Compõe-se por cerca de 1300 famílias em situação de pobreza, assentadas em casas populares, que apesar da facilidade no acesso a direitos como Saúde, Educação, Lazer e Transporte, tem como principal dificuldade o acesso a Emprego e Renda. Unindo essa realidade à função social da universidade, desenvolve-se nesse contexto o projeto de Extensão Popular Saruê (UFPB), baseado em propostas de Educação Popular, Economia Solidária e Apoio Social. Assim, constrói-se um trabalho de Educação e Promoção em Saúde baseado nos princípios de valorização da palavra, desconstrução da visão mágica de realidade, viver e estar com o povo, reconhecer a ingenuidade do outro e viver pacientemente impaciente. Descrição da experiência: os extensionistas se organizam em duplas interdisciplinares que se comprometem com o acompanhamento semanal de famílias da comunidade.	Baseado na Educação Popular e através do diálogo objetiva-se o trabalho em saúde, através de elementos básicos da Atenção Primária e do estímulo ao protagonismo dos sujeitos na construção de sua saúde. Desenvolvem-se vivências coletivas que podem provocar uma transformação do acadêmico através de participação ativa, que ocasiona a sensibilização dos envolvidos por entrarem em contato continuamente com realidades diferentes das que estão acostumados. Efeitos alcançados: os extensionistas passam a desenvolver uma reflexão crítica que culmina muitas vezes na mudança da concepção de mundo, na ampliação do conceito de saúde e na valorização de saberes presentes e difundidos no meio popular. Forma-se, então, um vínculo entre famílias e extensionistas que possibilita a tomada de consciência mútua sobre aspectos de saúde da comunidade e dos indivíduos. Recomendações: prezar pela conquista da autonomia dos atores envolvidos, na perspectiva de um trabalho humano, portanto transformador, e coletivo mostrou-se de extrema importância em alguns momentos. Este deve avançar no sentido das necessidades reais da população, dentro daquilo que tenha significado para as pessoas, inclusive para o alcance de sua saúde. Para se realizar, precisa-se construir uma dinâmica intensa e regular com a comunidade, baseada em uma inserção crítica dos extensionistas e em um compromisso ético com a comunidade.
“PESCADORAS EM ITAPISSUMA-PE: CULTURA DA PESCA, MEMÓRIAS E LUTAS NUMA EXPERIÊNCIA DE EDUCAÇÃO PATRIMONIAL
Authors: Lucena Josirene Souza Inocêncio de , MEDEIROS Ricardo Pinto DE 
Published: March 2023

O presente artigo trata da cultura da pesca em Itapissuma. Temos como objetivo problematizar e evidenciar a cultura da pesca como patrimônio cultural. Foi resultado de uma experiência pedagógica promovida a partir da articulação entre ensino de história, educação patrimonial e a metodologia da história oral. O projeto foi realizado com a colaboração de alunos do ensino fundamental de uma escola pública municipal de Itapissuma-PE. Sendo assim, temos como base, além de uma pesquisa documental com referências bibliográficas de diferentes áreas de conhecimento, também as narrativas dos pescadores e pescadoras de Itapissuma que foram entrevistados por nós, professora e alunos. Essa experiência nos possibilitou realizar uma atividade pedagógica em outros espaços de memória, ter contato com uma técnica de produção de fontes históricas e com pessoas da comunidade, ampliando, dessa forma, a percepção sobre a escrita da história e o patrimônio cultural.
TRAJETÓRIA TEMPORAL E TERRITORIAL DOS KARIRI DA SERRA GRANDE – QUEIMADA NOVA- PI
Authors: Kós Cinthya Valéria Nunes Motta 
Published: March 2023

A presença indígena no Piauí foi invisibilidade por um longo período, seja pelos discursos de extermínio total que partem de órgãos oficiais de governo, seja pela produção historiográfica local. Os indígenas da étnica Kariri vivem em uma serra na cidade de Queimada Nova, região onde predomina o bioma da caatinga. O interesse principal deste trabalho é fazer uma reconstrução da trajetória da relação dos índios Kariri com a Serra Dois Irmãos (chamadas pelos nativos de Serra Grande[1]). Para alcançar tal propósito, realizamos uma incursão etnográfica, na qual realizamos entrevistas e conversas com foco na memória. Em relação aos seus antepassados foi possível notar a centralidade e recorrências de três aspectos: hábitos alimentares, a moradia e a “brabeza”. Para dar amplitude a pesquisa recorremos também a fontes historiográficas e cartográficas, assim como relatos de viajantes que percorreram a região no passado.
Predation ofAedes aegyptiEggs By Foraging AntsSolenopsis invicta,Myrmicaria brunnea,Diacamma rugosum, andMonomorium minimum
Authors: Muniaraj Mayilsamy , Rajamannar Veeramanoharan , Venkatesh Ayyakani , Leo Soosaimanickam Victor Jerald , Venkatasubramani Kasivishwanathan , Paramasivan Rajaiah , Kumar Ashwani 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTThe diseases transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, such as dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, and Zika, are ever-increasing. Rapid and unplanned urbanization adversely impacts various endemic species such as ants and facilitates the breeding of Aedes mosquitoes. We have observed the predatory potential of ants over Aedes eggs in urban breeding habitats, and their impact on Aedes mosquito breeding was determined by a field experiment that mimicked the natural breeding habitats. It was found that 99.4% of eggs were removed from the experimental containers by foraging ants in 4 days. The present study demonstrates the role of ants as a natural regulator, limiting Aedes mosquito breeding.
Insecticide Susceptibility Status of Lab and Field Populations ofAedes albopictusfrom Gainesville, Florida, to Organophosphates and Pyrethroids
Authors: Jiang Yongxing 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTPrevious unpublished results from 2 open-field studies in South Florida evaluated the effectiveness of 4 ultra-low volume malathion formulations, applied by ground application against a USDA (Gainesville) laboratory-colonized strain of Aedes albopictus. Field results of the bioassays indicated that the species was highly resistant to malathion compared with other insecticide-susceptible mosquito species concurrently tested. Unfortunately, when the Ae. albopictus colony was initially started in 2003 from a field collection in Gainesville, FL, susceptibility to insecticides was not determined. Since that time, this species has been in constant production without exposure to pesticides by the Center for Medical, Agricultural, and Veterinary Entomology, Gainesville, FL. In order to determine its susceptibility level to malathion and compare it with 3 current field-collected Ae. albopictus populations, 3 organophosphates (malathion, chlorpyrifos, naled) and 2 pyrethroids (permethrin, deltamethrin) were tested in the laboratory, using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention bottle bioassays. Results of the study confirmed that the USDA-Gainesville Ae. albopictus was still highly resistant to malathion even after being maintained in the laboratory for 16 years without exposure to pesticides. The 3 field-collected populations were also resistant to malathion but slightly less so than the USDA-Gainesville population. Rotation of pyrethroid products 16 years ago did not result in any significant reduction of malathion resistance in the field populations. Neither the USDA-Gainesville nor the field-collected Ae. albopictus populations showed cross-resistance to chlorpyrifos and naled. Lower mortalities were observed in the 10-min diagnostic time from the 3 field-collected populations against permethrin but rose significantly at 15-min exposure. Resistance was not detected for deltamethrin in any of the 4 Gainesville Ae. albopictus populations.
Characterization of Insecticide Resistance inAedes aegyptifrom the Zoological Garden of Havana, Cuba
Authors: Piedra Luis A. , Rodríguez Maria Magdalena , Martínez Liss C. , Ruiz Armando , García Israel , Rey Jorge , Bisset Juan Andres 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTChemical control of Aedes aegypti continues to be an indispensable alternative to preventing dengue, Zika, and chikungunya outbreaks. The Havana Zoological Garden requires constant vigilance because its special characteristics help in the spread of the causal agents of diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, which put the health of visitors at risk. The goals of this study were to determine the level of susceptibility and insecticide resistance mechanisms in the Ae. aegypti population. Temephos susceptibility in larvae was evaluated with bioassays using the World Health Organization's methodology, and susceptibility of adult mosquitoes was determined by the impregnated bottle bioassay, recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Resistance mechanisms were determined with biochemical assays. Mosquito larvae from the Havana Zoo were found resistant to temephos, which was associated with the activity of the enzymes α- and β-esterases and mixed function oxidases but not glutathione-S-transferase. Adult mosquitoes were susceptible to pyrethroid (lambda-cyhalothrin, deltamethrin, and cypermethrin), organophosphate (chlorpyrifos), and carbamate (bendiocarb). Temephos resistance detected in the mosquito population from the Havana Zoo is an alert for the Vector Control Program, which must take measures to manage their resistance, relying on the surveillance carried out by Cuba's medical entomology laboratories.
First Record ofWyeomyia mitchelliiin Nuevo León, Mexico
Authors: Ortega-Morales Aldo I. , Morillón-Borjón Guillermo , Morales-Avitia Isis J. , Sánchez-García Antonio A. , Ayala-Sulca Yuri O. , Sánchez-Rámos Francisco J. 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTOn October 5, 2021, mosquito collections were conducted in Nuevo León in search of an undescribed species within the genus Wyeomyia reported previously in this state. Species collected included Aedes quadrivittatus, Ae. amabilis, Ae. triseriatus group, Ae. albopictus, and Wy. mitchellii. Although the undescribed species was not found, the occurrence record for Wy. mitchellii in Nuevo León constitutes the 1st record for this species in this state. Additionally, historical records of the presence of Wy. mitchelli in Mexico, available in the literature, were reviewed and updated. Specimens collected during this study were deposited in the Culicidae Collection of the Parasitology Department, Autonomous Agrarian University Antonio Narro, Laguna unit. With the addition of Wy. mitchellii to the mosquito fauna of Nuevo León, there are currently 67 species in the state.
Mosquito and Arbovirus Surveillance at Bradshaw Field Training Area, Northern Territory, Australia
Authors: Chow Weng K. , Liu Wenjun , Frances Stephen P. 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTMosquito surveillance and mosquito-borne arbovirus detections in the area of Bradshaw Field Training Area (BFTA) in Northern Territory, Australia, have not been previously documented. A survey to record the mosquito species within BFTA and determine if arboviruses are present in them was conducted in April 2013. A total of 8,530 mosquitoes were collected, using carbon dioxide–baited encephalitis virus surveillance traps, and the predominant species were Aedes normanensis, which was 74.2% of the mosquitoes collected, and Anopheles annulipes (11.1%), An. amictus (2.9%), and An. meraukensis (2.4%). The mean number of mosquitoes collected was 120.1 ± 13.7 per trap in the 71 traps placed. This study has shown mosquito abundance in the eastern area of BFTA during 2 wk of April 2013 was of high density, and therefore a heightened risk of arbovirus transmission. Reverse transcriptase–polymerase chain reaction and virus isolation identified a single Barmah Forest virus strain from a pool of Ae. normanensis, a positive rate of 1/174 (0.57%). This study has provided the 1st survey of mosquitoes and potential mosquito-borne virus transmission in BFTA.
New Records of Mosquitoes in Bolivia and Northwestern Argentina
Authors: Dantur Juri Maria J. , Villarroel Martínez Edecio I. , Duque Paul L. , Stein Marina , Mureb Sallum Maria Anice 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTTwo mosquito species, Culex (Culex) hepperi and Culex (Culex) maxi are reported for the first time for Bolivia, in Tarija department. Aedes (Ochlerotatus) stigmaticus and Mansonia (Mansonia) indubitans are the first records in Aniceto Arce province, in Tarija department, southern Bolivia. In addition, Aedes (Protomacleaya) alboapicus and Culex (Phytotelmatomyia) renatoi are reported for the first time in the northwestern region of Argentina. Anopheles (Nyssorrhynchus) nuneztovari s.l. is reported for the first time in Jujuy and Tucumán provinces, and Aedes (Ochlerotatus) raymundi and Anopheles (Anopheles) neomaculipalpus are the first reports in Tucumán province. The 3 species are extending their geographical distribution in these provinces. Data on the collection localities and comments about the medical relevance of some species are also presented.
Evaluation on the Activity and Efficacy of Omniprene™ WSP and XWSP Against the Southern House MosquitoCulex quinquefasciatusin Simulated Catch Basins
Authors: Su Tianyun , Su Heng 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTMosquitoes and mosquito-borne diseases remain one of the major public health burdens. In most cases, vector control is the main or the only intervention to mitigate these problems. We are facing the challenges of traditional, emerging, or resurging vectors and diseases, yet the availability and affordability of safe and effective mosquito control products are at a historical low. Development of new active ingredients (AI) and novel formulations based on currently available AI are demanded by mosquito control operations. This paper validated the bioactivity in the laboratory and evaluated the semi–field efficacy for 2 newly registered controlled-release products based on juvenile hormone analog S-methoprene: OmniPrene™ water-soluble pouch (WSP) and extended water-soluble pouch (XWSP). Along with technical S-methoprene, these 2 formulations showed high inhibition of adult emergence in laboratory bioassays against Aedes aegypti, Ae. albopictus, and Culex quinquefasciatus that are commonly found in catch basins. High initial and long-term residual efficacy were demonstrated in simulated catch basins against Cx. quinquefasciatus, where the OmniPrene WSP consistently provided over 90% control for 15 wk (105 days) and OmniPrene XWSP did the same for 38 wk (266 days). Considering the need for reliable mosquito control products, combined with commonly encountered product performance issues in catch basins, OmniPrene WSP and XWSP can be viable tools to combat mosquito species of public health concern that are associated with urban drainage systems.
The Effect of Work Discipline, Motivation, and Work Experience on Employee Performance at PT. Indomarco Adi Prima Gresik
Authors: Sukma Novita Indah , Hidayati Roziana Ainul 
Published: March 2023

Background - This study is to determine the effect of work discipline, work motivation, and work experience on employee performance at PT. Indomarco Adi Prima Gresik.
Design/methodology/approach - The population in this study are permanent employees at PT Indomarco Adi Prima Gresik, totaling 80 employees. This study uses quantitative research, this study uses a sampling technique, namely the saturated sampling technique. The sample used is 80 permanent employees at PT Indomarco Adi Prima Gresik.
Research implications - The results of this study indicate that the Work Discipline variable has a t value (5.545) > t table 1.665, Motivation has a t arithmetic value (4.417) > 1.665, and Work Experience (7.259) > 1.665 so that the variable has a partial effect. on Employee Performance
Limitations - This research was only carried out in this study, only on permanent employees at PT Indomarco Adi Prima Gresik.
An Overview of Self-Adjustment in Students of the Faculty of Psychology Who Are Activelyinvolved in Student Organizations
Authors: Octavira H Oppie Lilly , Wicaksono Awang 
Published: March 2023

Self-adjustment is the process of the results of a group or individual facing a new situation in the environment and whose behavior can be accepted in living together with the surrounding community. The purpose of this study is to find out how the design picture of diri Students of the Faculty of Psychology who are actively involved in student organizations. This research usesqualitative research, a research method that has the aim of promoting an understanding of human experience, interaction, and behavior patterns. The technique used in this study is the snowball sampling technique with a total of five subjects that have characteristics The qualitative research method used is phenomenology which has the characteristics of students aged 20-22 years, active students, experiencing insufficient self-adjustment. Data collection techniques were carried out with semi-structured interviews and direct observation. Data analysis techniques used in this study, namely data reduction, data presentation, drawing conclusions. The data credibility used in this study is a data credibility test with a type of source triangulation testing and engineering traingulation.
Optimalisasi Asupan Cairan dengan Tekanan Darah dan Denyut Nadi pada Atlet PS Sleman Development Center
Authors: Afriani Yuni , Sari Siska , Sucipto Adi , Puspaningtyas Desty 
Published: March 2023

Physical exercise is an important key to support athlete's success. Optimal nutritional intake is needed to support the performance. Dehydration cases in teenage soccer athletes are high. Inappropriate fluid intake, both in type and amount, has an effect on blood pressure and heart rate instability. It is necessary to identify factors that can affect blood pressure and heart rate instability in athletes based on fluid intake. Fluid intake data is measured by the SQFFQ (Semi Quantitative Food Frequency Questionnaire) Fluids questionnaire. The data was statistically analyzed using the Krusikal Wallis test. Blood pressure and heart rate data using digital tensimeter. As many as 96% of athletes at PS Sleman Development Center have not consumed fluids as needed. The average fluid intake of soccer athletes was 2,797.61 ± 1,100.64 ml. The average systolic blood pressure of athletes was 118.25 mmHg, diastolic pressure was 73.67 mmHg, and heart rate was 72.78 times/minute. There was a significant association in energy drink intake with changes in heart rate (p<0.05), but no significantly difference in systolic and diastolic blood pressure (p>0.05). The fluid intake of athletes was still relatively lacking and has not matched the volume, type, and period of training.
Mesencephalic developmental venous anomaly causing obstructive hydrocephalus: illustrative case
Authors: Hiraga Kota , Hayashi Shigemasa , Oshima Ryosuke , Kondo Tatsuma , Kanamori Fumiaki , Saito Ryuta 
Published: March 2023

BACKGROUND
Developmental venous anomalies (DVAs) are congenital anatomical variants of the normal deep parenchymal veins. DVAs are occasionally found incidentally on brain imaging, and most cases are asymptomatic. However, they rarely cause central nervous disorders. Herein, a case of mesencephalic DVA that caused aqueduct stenosis and hydrocephalus and discuss its diagnosis and treatment is reported.

OBSERVATIONS
The patient was a 48-year-old female who presented with depression. Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the head revealed obstructive hydrocephalus. Contrast-enhanced MRI revealed an abnormally distended linear region with enhancement on the top of the cerebral aqueduct, which was confirmed as a DVA by digital subtraction angiography. An endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) was performed to improve the patient’s symptoms. Intraoperative endoscopic imaging showed obstruction of the cerebral aqueduct by the DVA.

LESSONS
This report describes a rare case of obstructive hydrocephalus caused by DVA. It highlights the usefulness of contrast-enhanced MRI for diagnosing cerebral aqueduct obstructions due to DVAs and the effectiveness of ETV as a treatment option.