bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Pengaruh Kondisi Fisik, Fasilitas, Lokasi, dan Harga Terhadap Kepuasan Pemilik Rumah di Perumahan Permata Indah Sukarame-Bandar Lampung
Authors: Puspita Jeny 
Published: May 2023

AbstrakTujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui dan menganalisis pengaruh kondisi fisik, fasilitas, lokasi dan harga terhadap kepuasan pemilik rumah di Perumahan Permata Indah Sukarame di Bandar Lampung.Penelitian ini menggunakan sampel sebanyak 77 orang responden yang merupakan warga Perumahan Permata Indah Sukarame di Bandar Lampungsebagai objek penelitian. Metode pengumpulan data dilakukan secara langsung dengan menggunakan kuesioner dan wawancara kepada warga Perumahan Permata Indah Sukarame di Bandar Lampung. Sedangkan analisis yang digunakan untuk mengetahui pengaruh variabel bebas kondisi fisik (X1), fasilitas (X2),lokasi (X3) danharga (X4) terhadap variabel terikat yaitu kepuasan pemilik rumah (Y) adalah analisis regresi linear berganda, dengan program SPSS 20.Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa dengan menggunakan tingkat signifikansi 0,05 karena uji dua sisi maka 2,5% dan n = 77 diperoleh t tabel sebesar = 1,99346. Sedangkan t hitung untuk kondisi, untuk lokasi sebesar 8,671, dan untuk harga 3,541 (t hitung t tabel) maka disimpulkan bahwa secara parsial kondisi fisik, fasilitas,lokasi danharga berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kepuasan pemilik rumah di Perumahan Permata Indah Sukarame di Bandar Lampung.Dengan uji F Tingkat signifikansi menggunakan 0,05 (∂ = 5%) maka diperoleh F tabel sebesar 2,50. Sedangkan berdasarkan output olah data diperoleh F hitung sebesar 489,812, karena F hitung dari F tabel maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa secara bersama-sama ada pengaruh signifikan antara variabel bebas (kondisi fisik, fasilitas, lokasi dan harga) terhadap variabel terikat (kepuasan pemilik rumah) di Perumahan Permata Indah Sukarame di Bandar Lampung. Kata kunci: Kondisi Fisik, Fasilitas, Lokasi, Harga, Kepuasan Pemilik Rumah
STRATEGI PEMASARAN APLIKASI M-BANKING TERHADAP KEPERCAYAAN KONSUMEN PADA BANK BRI KUNIT SIDOMULYO LAMPUNG SELATAN
Authors: Pratomo Lutfhi Akbar , Indriyani Susi 
Published: May 2023

ABSTRAKTujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui tingkat kepercayaan konsumen terhadap mobile banking. Data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data primer yaitu data yang diperoleh secara langsung dari sumbernya, melalui responden yang di kumpulkan kepada para nasabah. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kuantitatif yaitu metode penelitian yang berdasarkan pada filsafat positivism, digunakan untuk meneliti pada populasi atau sampel tertentu. Dengan pengambilan sampel menggunakan Tabel Krejcie sebanyak 283 rresponden. Teknik analisis data yang digunakan yaitu uji Uji Validitas, Uji Reliabilitas, Asumsi Klasik, uji Regresi Linier Berganda, uji R Koefesien Determinasi, uji F dan uji T menggunakan program SPSS versi 21. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian yang telah dilakukan dengan uji t bahwa product price place dan promotion berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kepercayaan nasabah, sedangkan secara simultan product price place dan promotion berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kepercayaan nasabah yaitu dibuktikan dengan Fhitung 26,824 Ftabel 3,87. Dan berdasarkan hasil koefisien determinasi menunjukkan sebesar 52,8 % variabel kepercayaan konsumen di pengaruhi oleh variabel product price place dan promotion. Keywords: Mobile Banking, Marketing Mix, Consumer Trust, BRIMO
PENGARUH PELATIHAN TERHADAP PRODUKTIVITAS KERJA PEGAWAI DENGAN MOTIVASI SEBAGAI VARIABEL MEDIASI (Pada PT. NISAN ABADI JAYA)
Authors: Loliyana Rina , Hadi Misran , Meidasari Evi 
Published: May 2023

ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the effect of training on employee work productivity with motivation as a mediating variable. This study took a sample of 54 with a population of 115. The data collection technique was to distribute questionnaires to respondents. The analysis method itself uses Validity Test, Reliability Test, Normality Test, Heteroscedasticity Test, Linearity Test, Simple Regression Test, t Statistics Test, f Statistical Test, R2 Determinant Coefficient Test, and Path Analysis. The results of this study indicate that the training variable has a significant effect on the motivation variable because it has a t value of 5.177 t table 1.675, the training variable has a significant influence on the work productivity variable because it has a t value of 4.249 t table 1.675, the motivation variable has a significant influence. significant to the work productivity variable because it has a t value of 5.920 t table 1.675, and the training variable does not have a significant indirect effect on the work productivity variable through motivation as an intervening variable, which is 0.299. Based on the decision making, the result of the indirect effect is 0.583 x 0.513 = 0.299. Based on decision making, the result of the indirect effect is 0.299 from the direct effect of 0.583. So, Ha is rejected and Ho is accepted. Keywords: Training, Work Productivity, Motivation
Caring Character Building Strategies For Nursing Students; Opinion Of Hospital And Nursing Education Leaders
Authors: Suroso Jebul , Sriyanto Sriyanto , Hikmawati Isna 
Published: May 2023

Nursing students must be able to build caring character during the learning process. The caring character of students who have been awakened is very useful in the nursing service process after becoming a nurse. The problem that exists today is that there has not been a strong caring character in some nursing students. This will have a negative impact, namely the low quality of nursing graduates, especially in aspects of caring behavior . The low caring behavior of nurse graduates can result in low quality of service and patient satisfaction. This problem needs to be solved immediately, in the form of a strategy to build caring character for nursing students. Therefore, it is necessary to explore the right strategy to build the caring character of nursing students. The purpose of the study was to explore strategies to build caring characteristics of nursing students. This study used qualitative design. Data was obtained through structured interviews with 13 leaders of nursing in hospitals, and leaders of educational institutions . Data analysis using content analysis. The results of the study obtained three major themes of strategies for building caring character of nursing students, namely 1) integrated caring learning in the educational curriculum, 2) training and menthorship caring 3). Application of problem base learning and role play in student clinical learning. The conclusion obtained from this study is that the caring character of nursing students can be built through integrated learning design in the educational curriculum, training process and continuous assistance, and the application of practical learning methods in the form of problem base learning and role play. Advice for educational institutions is that it is necessary to strengthen the caring character of students as outlined in the curriculum, learning process and through continuous training and mentoring activities.
Attitudes of Science and Social Studies Department Students in Urban and Village High School in Papua Province Concerning HIV/AIDS
Authors: Juniasti Helen Try , Asriati Asriati , Weya Arinus 
Published: May 2023

The knowledge of students in cities and villages about HIV is higher in the low category at 55.2%, then in the medium category at 24.7%, and in the high category at 20.1%, students in cities are most in the medium level of knowledge category while students in villages are most in the high level of knowledge category. The attitude of students in cities and villages has a positive attitude category about HIV prevention. The purpose of this study is to determine the comparison of attitudes of students majoring in science and social studies about reproductive health and HIV in urban and rural high schools in Papua Province. This study used quantitative method with a cross-sectional research design to identification the differences in attitudes between students majoring in science and high school social studies in cities and villagesFrom this study give some implication such as identified the differences in attitude of students majoring in science and social studies. The result of this study shows that the level of Science students have a more positive attitude towards HIV prevention than social studies students in high schools in cities and villages.
Nyeri Sendi pada Lansia dan Cara Mengatasinya
Authors: Rasyid Djusmadi , Rante Anshar 
Published: May 2023

Nyeri sendi dikarenakan ketika beraktivitas, penggunaan sendi secara monoton dalam waktu yang lama, dan akibat salah dalam melakukan pergerakan. Nyeri sendi lazim didapatkan pada lansia. Pupulasi lansia berdasarkan BPS 2018, sebanyak 9,27% (24,49 juta orang) dan tahun 2019, sebanyak 9,6% (25 juta orang). Sementara prevalensi penyakit sendi usia lansia (≥60 Tahun) sebanyak 37,5 % (Riskesdes ,2018). Ekstremitas bawah, khususnya persendian lutut merupakan bagian tubuh yang sering mengalami nyeri. Keadaan ini dikarenakan lutut atau persendian lutut dalam melakukan fungsinya, sekitar 50-60% menopang berat tubuh/badan, sehingga rentan mengalami nyeri. Bentuk kegiatan pengabdian yaitu ceramah dan diskusi langsung, demontrasi dan praktek latihan gerak sendi. Implikasi kegiatan pengabdian dimana lansia dalam mengatasi resiko dan atau nyeri pada lutut dapat mengamalkan upaya-upaya prefentive dan curative.
Evaluation of Three Deworming Methods and their Long-Term Effect on the Weight of Buffaloes Raised in Silvopastoral Systems
Authors: Chacón-Condori Efraín , Díaz Wimar , Sonabi Carlos , Hinojosa Jorge , De la Cruz-Cruz Luis Alberto , Berdugo-Gutiérrez Jesús Alfredo 
Published: May 2023

Purpose of the Study: The present work aimed to evaluate the effect of three deworming methods on body weight gains in buffaloes raised in silvopastoral systems (SPS).
Methods: Thirty buffaloes were divided into three groups (ten per group) as follows: 1) Albendazole 10 g + 1.3 g of cobalt sulfate at one week of age and 14 days later; 2) Albendazole 10 g + 1.3 g of cobalt sulfate at one week of age and 14 days later, then at 6 months and 14 days later; 3) Ivermectin 1 g at 30 days of age and then at six months of age. Birth, weaning (9 months), and final (18 months) weight were registered, and daily weight gains were calculated. The McMaster technique was used to evaluate the presence of parasites.
Results: The overall prevalence of parasites in the animals evaluated was 93.33%. The most common parasites were: Strongylus sp., Neoascaris sp., Moniezia sp., and Eimeria sp. Before the application of the dewormers, initial values in G1, G2, and G3 were 360, 350, and 210 hpg/opg; after the application of the treatments, 60, 25, and 20 hpg/opg were obtained, respectively. Buffaloes in G2 showed significantly (P=0.046) high final weights (415.10±23.76 kg) compared to G1 (354.80±46.71 kg) but showed no difference with G3 (374.80±43.60k).
Conclusion: It is concluded that albendazole at 10 g and a repeat at six months of age can be used in buffalo breeding in SPS, which could help to implement regenerative livestock programs, decreasing the use of Ivermectin.
The Role of Tax Socialization in Strengthening Compliance Msme Taxpayers in Badung, Bali, Indonesia
Authors: Yudha Cokorda Krisna , Putra Gede Sanjaya Adi , Putrawan Kadek Ady 
Published: May 2023

Aims: This study aims to examine the compliance of MSME taxpayers with tax socialization as a moderating variable.
Study Design: Quantitative method with survey method.
Place and Duration of Study: MSME taxpayers at the Badung KPP.
Methodology: Type of data in this study is primary data. Primary data in this study was obtained with a spread questionnaire to must MSME tax. The population in this study is all MSME taxpayers at the Badung KPP is 16,559. Whereas the sample in the study is must tax persons personal which do activity business. As for Technique sampling this study use a random sampling technique. Random sampling is taking sample members from a population that is carried out randomly without regard to the strata in that population. Determination of the number of samples in this study was carried out using the Slovin formula at an error threshold of 10% so that a minimum sample size of 100 respondents was obtained. The questionnaire in this study was measured using a Likert scale of 5 points from strongly disagreeing rated 1 to strongly agree rated 5. The tax understanding variable was measured using 5 indicators; Tax socialization variable is measured by 7 indicators). The variable of taxpayer compliance is measured by 3 indicators. Researcher used moderate regression analysis for analyzing data.
Results: The taxpayer compliance of MSME actors in Badung Regency can be increased if the taxpayer understands well how knowledge of taxation aspects is in the business world, both from the effort to record transactions, calculate bills or tax burden to be paid and pay tax debt on time is directly affected by the intention to comply. However, this effort will not run optimally if there is no dissertation on the role of tax socialization. The existence of this socialization provides additional knowledge and understanding of the aspects of taxation. The results of this test indicate that tax socialization can be justified as a moderating variable for the effect of understanding taxation on taxpayer compliance of MSME actors in Badung Regency.
Conclusion: To improve related research obedience must tax MSME, the researcher provides suggestions for research, furthermore as follows: 1) Government can increase compliance must tax in making payments and reporting tax with expand socialization tax and using various media which easily reached by must tax especially MSMEs (such as Facebook, Instagram, whatsapp). 2) MSME actors in a manner aware of the importance of following tax socialization given by the government and actively supports government programs in increasing tax understanding of MSMEs especially tax incentives given for MSMEs.
The Legislative and Regulatory Framework Governing Traditional and Alternative Medicine Practice in the Gambia: A Short Communication
Authors: Obu Raphael Nyarkotey 
Published: May 2023

Traditional and alternative medicine practitioners have an important role to play in the Gambian Healthcare sector, yet they have been sidelined.
I believe that the nature of the Gambian Healthcare sector stands to benefit more if practitioners are regulated effectively. The healthcare setup in the country is inadequate in caring for all the medical needs of the population. I was amazed to read about how a ferry transporting people and an ambulance carrying a patient to Senegal got stuck at sea for over 10 hours.
The resultant effect is that the patient died on the Ferry. If Pluralist medicine is promoted and integrated into the Gambian healthcare system; I believe that more lives will be preserved and better quality of care will be appreciated.
But these can only be achieved with legislation and effective regulation of the practitioners. The sad thing is that there is healthcare legislation in the Gambia but none appears to have an effect to regulate the practitioners. I explore them in this legal short communication article.
The Gambia and the Right to Traditional, Complementary, and Alternative Health Care: A Legal Commentary
Authors: Obu Raphael Nyarkotey 
Published: May 2023

Health rights are important fundamental human rights. But unfortunately missing in the Gambian 1997 Constitution. Besides, the right to health does not only pertain to the mainstream sector but extends to the practice of medical pluralism. In promoting medical pluralism in a country such as the Gambia, rights to health should also extend to access to traditional and alternative remedies. The provision of the attainable highest standard in the profession should be the hallmark of the Nation.
Article 24 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples states: Indigenous peoples have the right to their traditional medicines and to maintain their health practices, including the conservation of their vital medicinal plants, animals, and minerals.
The question is what is being done for the Indigenous Peoples in the Gambia to have access to their traditional and alternative medicines without any hindrances? In this legal commentary, I explore the constitutional provisions of the right to health in the Gambia and access to traditional, complementary, and alternative medicines.
Mesolithic and Early Neolithic activity along the Dee: excavations at Garthdee Road, Aberdeen
Authors: Murray Hilary K , Murray J Charles , Ballin Torben , Cook Gordon , Cramp Lucy , Marshall Peter , Sheridan Alison , Timpany Scott 
Published: May 2023

Excavation on a gravel ridge beside the River Dee in Aberdeen revealed a small ovoid building of
early Neolithic date. Not only does this add to the very small corpus of early Neolithic buildings yet
excavated in Scotland, but the survival of floors and hearths also allows some analysis of functions
within the building. The structural, artefactual and radiocarbon evidence suggest that this was
a permanent building in use over at least a generation, in contrast to some interpretations of such
buildings as temporary shelters. The artefactual and environmental data demonstrate considerable
cultural and economic similarities between the occupants of this small building and of the two massive
early Neolithic timber halls only a few kilometers away at Balbridie and Warren Field, Crathes.
Radiocarbon analysis shows that, although the two halls were built earlier, the Garthdee building may
have coexisted with them – emphasizing the varied and complex development of the early Neolithic of
eastern Scotland. There is also some evidence to suggest that, although their re-use of an earlier site
may have been coincidental, the Neolithic occupants may have been aware of some features of the
earlier, Mesolithic, use of the site.
Reactivation and consolidation of memory traces during post‐encoding rest across the adult lifespan
Authors: Mekbib Destaw B. , McDonough Ian M. 
Published: January 2025

AbstractEpisodic memory is a critical cognitive function that enables the encoding, storage, and retrieval of new information. Memory consolidation, a key stage of episodic memory, stabilizes this newly encoded information into long‐lasting brain “storage.” Studies using fMRI to investigate post‐encoding awake rest holds promise to shed light on early, immediate consolidation mechanisms. Here, we review fMRI studies during episodic memory to document common methods to investigate post‐encoding consolidation, such as multivoxel pattern analysis (MVPA) and functional connectivity, and the current state of the science in both healthy younger and older adults. In young adults, post‐encoding reactivation of stimuli‐specific neural patterns in the hippocampus and its connectivity with cortical and subcortical areas (e.g., visual‐temporal cortex, medial prefrontal, and medial parietal cortex) correlate with subsequent memory performance. Conversely, studies in older adults highlight the importance of large‐scale brain networks during post‐encoding rest, particularly the default mode network (DMN). Alterations in connectivity between the DMN and task‐positive networks may help older adults maintain episodic memory. Furthermore, non‐invasive brain stimulation techniques can enhance these post‐encoding consolidation processes and improve memory performance in both younger and older adults. Notably, a lack of studies has investigated post‐encoding memory consolidation in neurodegenerative disorders. This review underscores the importance of understanding how post‐encoding neural reactivation and connectivity evolve with age to partially explain age‐related declines in episodic memory performance and how such declines can be restored.
Synergy Effect of Acid Radical Anchors and Active Sites Protection in Co‐Based Spinel Catalyst for Efficient Amine Solution Regeneration During CO2 Capture
Authors: Zhong Xinling , Kong Weixin , Yang Kexuan , Song Tao , Dong Zhiyuan , Liang Lehang , Zhang Shihan , Li Wei , Li Sujing 
Published: January 2025

AbstractSolid acid catalysts (SACs) have attracted significant attention for their role in enhancing the carbon capture desorption process, primarily due to their active acid sites. By employing a synergistic strategy involving acid anchoring and structural design, both the catalytic activity and durability of the catalyst throughout the desorption process are optimized. The TiO2 shell layer in the Mn2CoO4@TiO2/SO42− (MC@TiO2/S) catalyst effectively inhibits the leaching of active species into the solution, thereby enabling sustained high activity over ten cycles of absorption–desorption testing. The anchoring of protonated groups (SO42−) facilitates a novel pathway for proton transfer in solution via proton‐coupled electron transfer (PCET) effect, significantly reducing activation energy for this step and enhancing desorption reaction kinetics. Consequently, CO2 regeneration capacity and regeneration rate increase by 103% and 111%, respectively, while energy consumption during regeneration decreases by ≈44%. Additionally, the environmental performance of the catalyst is evaluated using life cycle assessment (LCA), highlighting its sustainable potential for future scale‐up applications. This study presents a viable strategy for employing metal oxide solid acid materials to facilitate efficient and low‐energy solvent regeneration in carbon capture processes.
Fish‐Like Dual‐Bubbling Nanostructured Membranes‐Based Actuation System for Enhanced Underwater Sensing
Authors: Liu Xinrui , Li Shan , Xiao Peng , Han Yue , Lei Jinchang , Wang Wenqin , Chen Tao 
Published: January 2025

AbstractUnderwater sensing is crucial for sea exploration and guiding underwater vehicles. Artificial flexible or soft sensors with high sensitivity and environmental adaptability can be one promising alternative. However, the current sensors may experience sharp decline of the sensory performance attributed to the heavy water pressure. Here, inspired by the structure of swimming bladder, a fish‐like dual‐bubbling sensory membrane is developed with undiminished sensitivity by designing integrated actuation system for underwater mechanical sensing. The integrated system includes a morphing layer of soft elastomer for 3D adaptability and a sensing layer of harder elastomer embedded with carbon nanotubes (CNTs), capable of detecting fluctuations as small as 5 Pa at 8 kPa pressure and maintaining stable sensitivity up to 18 kPa. The rational design of modular‐actuation sensory system (MASS) allows the adjustment of sensing capability to handle with the higher applied water pressure. Furthermore, the designed sensor is integrated into underwater vehicle to sensitively detect the navigation behaviors and further to monitor external environmental mechanical stimuli even under 1.6 m condition. The proposed design principle is expected to provide guidance for biomimetic underwater sensory or actuating systems.