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Theory-supported corpus pedagogy for ESL pre-service teachers: using Parallel EAP Corpora for language learning
Authors: Yan Jiahao , Ma Qing 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Corpus technology (CT) as an effective technology for language learning is slowly being adopted by in-service language teachers. However, there is limited focus on pre-service language teachers, who first need to experience CT and gain a basic corpus literacy as learners. Therefore, this research aimed to demonstrate the learning benefits of CT to pre-service teacher and explore their intentions for future use of CT. A corpus pedagogy supported by constructivism, socio-cultural theory, and noticing hypothesis, was designed to help three-classes of pre-service ESL teachers in Chinese Hong Kong to improve citation skills using Parallel EAP Corpora. A mixed-method design was adopted by collecting data via tests, surveys, classroom interactions and interviews. The results revealed that the participants learned to use reporting verbs for citations, acquired adequate corpus literacy, positively evaluated the theory-supported pedagogy, and expressed strong intentions to use CT for learning vocabulary and academic writing, conducting research to complete course assignments, and facilitating future teaching. The findings highlight the significance of designing corpus-based learning activities through theory-supported pedagogy and reveal that introducing CT to pre-service ESL teachers who have multiple identities as language learners, novice researchers, critical thinkers, and future teachers, can have important pedagogical implications.
Improving vascular access knowledge and assessment skill of hemodialysis staff
Authors: Smith Kyle , Ayars Candace 
Published: January 2025

Abstract

Context
Vascular access malfunction and failure contribute to morbidity and hospitalization in hemodialysis populations. Although controversy still exists over the identification and appropriate management of access malfunction, recognition of sentinel signs during physical examination remains an efficient way to screen for access malfunction. Dialysis staff are on the front line of providing quality care to dialysis patients, often being the first ones who could detect early physical signs of access malfunction.

Objectives
The study’s purpose is to determine the effect of an advanced vascular access educational module presented to hemodialysis nurses and technicians, focusing on physical examination findings to identify a dialysis access at risk for malfunction.

Methods
Utilizing a quasi-experimental pretest and posttest group design with a nonequivalent comparison control group, the effect of an advanced vascular access education module to improve vascular access knowledge and skill in recognition of sentinel signs of access malfunction was studied in a group of hemodialysis nurses (registered nurses [RNs]) and certified patient care technicians (PCTs).

Results
Knowledge post-test scores (RN, M=94.44, SD=7.05; PCT, M=90.83, SD=7.93) were significantly higher than pretest scores (RN, M=79.54, SD=12.47; PCT M=80.67, SD=7.99) in the intervention group (p<0.001) but not in the comparison group. There were no statistically significant differences in mean skill scores between dialysis nurses (p=0.38) and PCTs (p=0.826) or between intervention and comparison groups (p=0.332).

Conclusions
This study exposes a critical gap in the transition of vascular access knowledge to the practical skill of access assessment. The findings suggest the need for restructuring the clinical training of dialysis nurses and PCTs in vascular access management and care. Newer active learning educational strategies in physical assessment of hemodialysis vascular access should be explored to further support dialysis nurses and PCTs in providing optimal patient care.
Uncertainty Avoidance, News Genres and Framing of Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Content Analysis of News from Seven Countries
Authors: Tang Jiamei , Kuang Xianwen , Wei Rining 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This study explores how news media in different countries, varying in Hofstede’s cultural dimension of uncertainty avoidance, frame traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). It also examines how news framing of TCM differs between the two main news genres: news reports and editorials. A comparative content analysis of 196 news pieces on TCM from seven countries was conducted. The results indicate that a country’s uncertainty avoidance index (UAI) influences the use of factual information and professional qualification frames. Additionally, news reports on TCM use more human interest and leadership frames than editorials, while editorials surprisingly use more factual information and curative effect frames than news reports.
Low-dimensional solid-state single-photon emitters
Authors: Chen Jinli , Cui Chaohan , Lawrie Ben , Xue Yongzhou , Guha Saikat , Eichenfield Matt , Zhao Huan , Yan Xiaodong 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Solid-state single-photon emitters (SPEs) are attracting significant attention as fundamental components in quantum computing, communication, and sensing. Low-dimensional materials-based SPEs (LD-SPEs) have drawn particular interest due to their high photon extraction efficiency, ease of integration with photonic circuits, and strong coupling with external fields. The accessible surfaces of LD materials allow for deterministic control over quantum light emission, while enhanced quantum confinement and light–matter interactions improve photon emissive properties. This perspective examines recent progress in LD-SPEs across four key materials: zero-dimensional (0D) semiconductor quantum dots, one-dimensional (1D) nanotubes, two-dimensional (2D) materials, including hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) and transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs). We explore their structural and photophysical properties, along with techniques such as spectral tuning and cavity coupling, which enhance SPE performance. Finally, we address future challenges and suggest strategies for optimizing LD-SPEs for practical quantum applications.
DESARROLLO DE LAS OCUPACIONES HUMANAS DURANTE EL HOLOCENO EN LA CUENCA DE LA LAGUNA DE CASTILLOS (URUGUAY): SINTESIS Y ACTUALIZACION DE LAS INVESTIGACIONES ARQUEOLOGICAS
Authors: Capdepont Caffa Irina , Castiñeira Carola , Del Puerto Laura , Fernández Gabriela 
Published: January 2025

En este trabajo se presenta la síntesis y actualización de los principales resultados alcanzados en el marco de la investigación arqueológica llevada a cabo en la cuenca de la laguna de Castillos, Rocha, Uruguay. La investigación se ha centrado en el reconocimiento de la variabilidad del registro arqueológico y de las relaciones humanas entre sí y con su entorno. Mediante el uso de diversos indicadores (ej. arqueológicos, biológicos, geológicos, geoquímicos, cronológicos) se abordó de forma integrada el estudió de la distribución de sitios en el paisaje, las condiciones paleoambientales y las características del registro material recuperado en excavaciones. En base a los datos cronológicos se infiere que la cuenca ha sido habitada desde hace al menos 4.000 14C años AP, por distintos grupos humanos. En las diferentes unidades de paisaje de la cuenca se desarrollaron ocupaciones de tipo residencial mediante la construcción de estructuras monticulares (cerritos) y/o se ocuparon geoformas naturales elevadas como las crestas bioclásticas. Los materiales recuperados permitieron reconocer diferentes procesos de manufactura y uso de instrumentos en el desarrollo de actividades domésticas. Así como también, distinguir las estrategias de obtención y uso de los recursos geológicos, animales y vegetales. El conjunto de resultados alcanzados evidencian que la cuenca, configurada en numerosos parches fitogeográficos con disponibilidad diferencial de recursos, favoreció el desarrollo sociocultural durante el Holoceno medio y tardío.
Compassion: a Phenomenology of the Affective Experience
Authors: Bleizgienė Ramunė 
Published: January 2025

The article, based on a phenomenological approach to feelings, aims to describe the peculiarities of the experience of one emotion – compassion – on the basis of wedding songs and related wedding customs. Compassion was one of the ‘qualifications’ that the young woman had to prove at the wedding, that is, the initiation of women into the adult world. The similarity between the funeral and the wedding lament shows that compassion not only helped the young woman to experience a fundamental transformation in her life, but also allowed her to establish a connection with the sacred world of the dead. One of the social functions of compassion was the creation of an emotional relationship with the new family. Only by changing the hearts of the members of the new family from cold to compassionate could the young woman become a member of the new family. The article shows that this feeling is important in understanding the peculiarity of interpersonal relations, the value attitudes and behavioural patterns that justify them and are expressed in them. The experience of compassion at the wedding brought the family and the whole community together, justified and expressed the fundamental value attitude that binds individuals together and justifies their behaviour, which is being present, as well as acting in relation to those around them.
Influence of gingival color and abutment material on the final color of peri-implant soft tissue: An in vitro analysis
Authors: Şen Nazmiye , Şermet Ibrahim Bulent 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
The study aimed to investigate the influence of different gingival colors and abutment materials on the final color of peri-implant soft tissue. A total of 30-cylinder shaped specimens having 1.0- and 2.0-mm buccal thicknesses using five different gingivacolored composites [light pink (LP), dark pink (DP), orange (Or), brown (Br), and purple (Pr)] were prepared. Implants were placed straight into the center of cylinders and connected to abutments [Titanium (Ti) and Zirconia (Zr)]. Color parameters were assessed using a spectroradiometer. Color differences (ΔE*ab and ΔE00) were calculated and compared to 50:50% perceptibility (PT) and acceptability (AT) visual thresholds. Color variation data were statistically analyzed using 2-way analyses of variance followed by Tukey HSD tests (a=.05). Significantly higher ΔE*ab and ΔE00 values were recorded in LP and Or groups with 1.0 mm buccal thickness and Ti abutments (p&lt;.05). Regardless of the thickness applied, all the gingival color groups with Zr abutment presented ΔE*ab and ΔE00 values below AT. The mean ΔE*ab value decreased as the gingiva thickness increased in the LP, DP, and Or groups with Ti abutments. Abutment material significantly affected the mean ΔE00 values in the groups of LP, DP, and Or with a buccal gingiva thickness of 1.0 mm (p&lt;.05). Gingival color and abutment material was found to be effective on the final color of peri-implant soft tissue. However, further clinical research is required to confirm these findings.
“You Shall Be Holy”: A Reassessment of Israel’s Call to Holiness
Authors: Van Ee Joshua J. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The command “you shall be holy” (Lev 11:44, 45; 19:2; 20:7, 26; Num 15:40) figures into scholarly views on holiness and source criticism. It has been interpreted as evidence for a dynamic view of holiness and as implying that Israel is not presently holy but needs to become holy. The call for Israel to be holy has also been identified as a distinguishing feature of H, a posited strata within the Priestly source. In this article, I examine phrases in the priestly writings that contain verbal uses of קדש and predicate uses of both the nominal and adjectival forms of קדש to demonstrate that the parallel phrases to Israel’s call to holiness center on treating persons and things that are holy as holy, that is, according to God’s commands regarding their holiness. I also examine motive clauses that assume Israel’s present holiness. Thus, the call for Israel to be holy is not a command to make themselves holy but to act as holy, an exhortation to obedience, assuming their present holiness brought about by God through the exodus. Israel’s call to holiness does not imply a unique view of holiness; instead, Israel’s holiness, while distinct from the cultic holiness of the priests and the sanctuary, shares the same basic definition—a status of association with God with an accompanying standard to be kept.
Are household facilities influencing biomarkers? Evidence from the LASI survey, 2017–18
Authors: Raj Dharma , Behera Debrupa , Ravindran Greeshma C , Rana Sindhuprava , Swain Prafulla Kumar 
Published: January 2025

In light of India's rapidly ageing population, projected to make up 40% of the population by 2050, this study uses information from the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) to examine how Household Environment Condition (HEC) affects the health of older adults. By concentrating on biomarkers, the research seeks to understand how these health indicators are spread across different states and their connections to household facilities. The results are expected to offer detailed viewpoints for policy actions, helping improve living conditions and health for the elderly in India.The aim of this study is to explore the access of household facilities of older people from different states in India and to check the association between the available household facilities and biomarkers.This study used data from the Longitudinal Ageing Survey of India (LASI), executed in 2017-18 where 24,323 individuals with biomarkers specifically collected from those aged 60 years and above. The analysis, employs various statistical techniques, including descriptive analysis, correlation analysis, and hypothesis testing, providing a robust methodology to explore the intricate relationships between biomarkers and household facilities among the elderly population in India.Significant variations were observed in body mass index, systolic blood pressure, waist-to-hip ratio, and grip strength between the male and female cohorts. Positive associations were observed between housing and cooking fuel, housing and a separate kitchen, and cooking fuel and a separate kitchen. However, a negative correlation was noted between housing and safe water, suggesting a potential trade-off. Significant correlations between household amenities and health biomarkers suggest a potential influence of living conditions on health outcomes in the elderly citizens of India. This study highlights diverse demographic and health characteristics, emphasizing the urgent need for interventions addressing educational gaps, economic disparities, and health inequalities among the elderly in India for overall well-being of ageing population.
Evaluating the effects of hands-only CPR training on knowledge, attitudes, and altruistic behavior among school children in rural India
Authors: Tiwari Sachita Pari , Toppo Neelam Anupama , Tiwari Sai P 
Published: January 2025

A significant increase in sudden heart attacks among Indian men under 50 years old has been observed nationwide. Survival from cardiac arrest largely depends on how quickly CPR is started and the quality of CPR given. People who receive effective bystander CPR are 2-3 times more likely to survive, but many people lack the knowledge to recognize or respond to a cardiac arrest emergency especially in rural India. This research examines the effectiveness of Hands-Only CPR training in enhancing schoolchildren's knowledge, attitudes, and responses in rural India. To investigate effects of Hands-Only CPR training on CPR knowledge in school girls, investigate effects of Hands-Only CPR training on the willingness, attitudes, & intentions toward helping others and performing CPR and assess the potential of targeted educational interventions at schools, to improve community response in cardiac emergencies and improving survival rates. Setting- girls’ High school in Barela, a rural town with limited resources in the Jabalpur District. The Cross-sectional Pre and Post intervention study took place at P.M. SHRI Government Higher Secondary School for Girls in Barela, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, a rural town with limited resources in the Jabalpur District. Study Design- The Cross-sectional Pre and Post intervention study to obtain quantitative data on the effectiveness of the educational intervention of Hands Only CPR. Pre-training and post-training assessments were used to measure changes in the participants' knowledge, attitudes, and willingness to perform CPR. None of the participants knew what CPR or Basic Life Support was prior to the training. Significant improvement was noted on knowledge towards recognizing signs of life, steps of Hands only CPR amongst the participants. Comfort on performing CPR and willingness to help during cardiac emergencies after the CPR training significantly improved Our study identifies a notable gap in the awareness and preparedness of the students, highlighting the need for comprehensive CPR training programs at a high school level in rural India, to improve public health outcomes. Our study suggest that targeted educational interventions could empower communities and reduce the impact of cardiac emergencies.
First Comprehensive List of Phlebotomine Sand Fly Species (Diptera: Psychodidae) in a Leishmaniasis Focus (Djelfa, Algeria), Including the First Record of Phlebotomus langeroni Females in Algeria
Authors: Messaoudene Fatma , Boukraa Slimane , Chaouki-Boubidi Said , Guerzou Ahlem 
Published: January 2025

Background: The wide distribution of phlebotomine vectors complicates the leishmaniasis situation in the world, with the risk of spreading from rural to urban areas. Our study investigates for the first time the ecology and distribution of sand fly populations in leishmaniasis focus (Djelfa, Algeria).
Methods: Sampling is performed using light traps from August 2021 to July 2022 at ten sites with different biotopes: two peri-urban stations (Ain Oussera and Hassi Bahbah), one urban station (Djelfa), and three rural stations (Ain El-Bel, Haniet Ouled Salem and Mlaga).
Results: A total of 2,866 specimens with 12 species belonging to Phlebotomus and Sergentomyia were identified with the first record of Phlebotomus langeroni female nationally, revealing a good diversity of up to 1.812 bits. The greatest richness of species was found in rural sites at Ain El Bel station, while the lowest richness was observed in the first peri-urban site of Ain Oussera station. Interestingly, the surveyed species were evenly distributed across all the study sites, in particular Phlebotomus papatasi with 57.29%. Statistical treatment revealed a strong positive relationship between temperature and species (p< 0.001, r= 0.91). Considering the other factors, there was a moderate link between species richness and altitude (p= 0.01 R2= 0.519). However, neither rainfall nor wind speed (p> 0.05) were correlated with sand fly fauna. Moreover, humidity showed a negative correlation (p< 0.001, r= -0.96).
Conclusion: The findings of this study on phlebotomine fauna in this endemic region for leishmaniasis provide valua­ble data to support the success of a vector control program.
The Role of Host Genetics Regulating Proteins in HIV-1 Susceptibility: Epidemiological and Demographic Insights on HIV-1 in Indonesia (2022)
Authors: Saefudin Siti Amalia Firdza , Handayani Niken Satuti Nur 
Published: January 2025

Human Immunodeficiency Virus type 1 (HIV-1) remains a global public health concern, marking 52,995 cases in Indonesia alone, dominated with CRF01_AE strain which is classified as an X4 strain or a virus that uses CXCR4 co-receptor. This highlights the urgent needs to develop therapies that utilize CXCR4 inhibitors to modulate HIV-1 infection and replication. The aims of this study were to assess the epidemiological and demographic insights on HIV-1 in Indonesia in 2022, and connecting it to the dominated strain to further assess various host genetics known to promote HIV-1 infection, focusing on the co-receptors CCR5 and CXCR4. A systematic review was conducted, analyzing published studies and the 2022 HIV/AIDS report from the Ministry of Public Health of Indonesia. Additionally, the study evaluated the therapeutic potential of CXCR4 antagonists, including AMD3100, AMD070, BPRCX807, and MCo-CVX-5c, known for their anti-HIV-1 activity. Among the listed antagonists, AMD070 and MCo-CVX⎯5c are advancing among the others, leading to a potential most advanced combination antiretroviral therapy (cART). This research contributed to the development of personalized treatment strategies for HIV-1 by providing insights into the genetic factors influencing co-receptor regulation and HIV-1 susceptibility.
What Drives Adolescent Sexual Behavior in Dormitories: Freedom or Influence?
Authors: Indraswari Ratih , Handayani Novia , Kusumawati Aditya 
Published: January 2025

Background: Similar to teenagers his age, teenagers who live in dormitories also experience sexual attraction and are curious to try new things. Purpose: This study aims to investigate the sexual behavior of adolescents living in dormitories. Methods: The cross-sectional method was used on 147 students using the proportionate random sampling technique. The dependent variable in this study is pupils’ characteristics (sex, age, and puberty status), while the independent variable is the behavior of pornography consumption (content, context, onset, frequency, media, duration, reason, and peer influence). The data obtained were then analyzed by univariate and independent sample t-tests. Results: Most of the respondents in this study were women (77.6%), aged 19-26 years (71.4%), and diploma graduates (53.7%). There is no correlation between knowledge and attitude about reproductive health toward practicing sexual behavior among adolescents in dormitories. Age and education are related to adolescents' knowledge about reproductive health, while gender affects adolescents' practices in sexual behavior. Conclusion: It suggests improving adolescents’ skills to resist pressure from peers and boy/girlfriends. It is needed to create a safe and supportive environment for adolescent development. A well-rounded educational program should include information about reproductive health, healthy relationships, and communication in relationships. Joint efforts from parents, educators, and the community are needed to create a safe and supportive environment for adolescent development.
Fostering a Healthy Psychosocial Environment for Adolescents: The Role of Health Promoting School in Sukoharjo District
Authors: Noviyanti Tausyiah Rohmah , Sulistyowati Muji , Tiber Raniar Inner Beauty Bilqis  , Anggit Wirama Siwidati  , Adin Nasichah  
Published: January 2025

Background: Adolescent mental health is increasingly a global concern, particularly within the school environment. This study aims to analyze the role of schools in supporting mental health and creating a healthy psychosocial environment as part of health promotion efforts in Sukoharjo District. Methods: This study uses an evaluation study approach with qualitative method was used, with in-depth interviews conducted with 25 informants from 10 junior high schools, selected through purposive sampling. Data were analyzed thematically, based on the WHO's Health Promoting School elements and CDC’s 6 mental health strategies in schools. Results: The school has implemented several efforts, such as counseling by providing guidance services with counseling guidance teachers (BK), spiritual activities with the aim of encouraging to focus on student awareness and counseling activities, character education, increasing welfare by providing activities such as student councils and family involvement to increase the impact of interventions on the level of social anxiety in adolescent environments although not all mental health strategies are explicitly implemented. Conclusion: This study highlights the importance of social support and a healthy environment in promoting mental health. Schools are advised to strengthen collaboration with mental health professionals and improve access to mental health services for students.