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Use of Hericium erinaceus as a potential therapeutic of mental disorders: a systematic review
Authors: Cortonesi Pietra McDonnel Matheus , Almeida Laura Fogaça de , Pinheiro Rafael Monteiro Tancredi , Périco Cintia de Azevedo-Marques , Castaldelli-Maia João Maurício 
Published: February 2023

Introduction: Hericium erinaceus (HE), often known as Lion's Mane, is an edible fungus that has been extensively explored for its many functions. The use of this mushroom in traditional Chinese medicine dates back many years, and it is now being tested in the treatment of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, and mental diseases like depression, anxiety, schizophrenia. Methods: We followed 2020 PRISMA statement for systematic reviews. The three selected databases were Worldcat®, Cochrane Library®, and PubMed®. On March 7, 2022, a search for articles was conducted. The search sources' descriptions were Hericium erinaceus AND (mental disorders OR cognitive impairment OR depression OR anxiety). "English" was the sole filter applied to the data sources. Results: Three Japanese randomized double-blind controlled trials were included in the review. Although the data demonstrated that HE can be useful in treating symptoms of cognitive impairment and moderate cognitive impairment, it was not effective in treating depression/anxiety symptoms. Conclusions: More studies are needed in countries besides Japan, lasting at least 12 weeks, since shorter periods do not demonstrate significant improvement of symptoms. Incorporating HE into a patient's daily diet may produce favorable benefits by alleviating cognitive decline.
Kinesiological Approach to the Interpretation of Gestures in a Written Literary Text
Authors: Gorshkova V. Ye. 
Published: February 2023

The interpretation of the universal hand gestures of spreading arms and clapping hands in a written literary text is considered using the kinesiological approach to non-verbal communication of participants while speaking, which is currently widely developed. This approach makes it possible to identify the structuring role of the human body in the implementation of gestures based on the biomechanics of individual body parts involved in the process of gesticulation. For movement analysis researchers of French Sign Language designed a real-time 3D gesture visualization tool named ThirdEye to help study the importance of movement in the production of meaning within the context of sign language. Some studies support the idea that research on gestures accompanying speech can provide ways of studying speakers’ conceptualization of grammatical notions as they are speaking. So, the research on co-verbal gestures in French shows that gestures marking a boundary are predominantly associated with the Passé composé (perfect tense) whereas the gestures without boundaries are more often associated with the Imparfait (indefinite tense).As to literary text, it has been proved that the material embodiment of a gesture will obviously differ in each individual case, taking into account the author’s commentary, which gives an ambiguous expressive and evaluative characteristic of the action being performed. The importance of reliance on the extralinguistic context is emphasized, which increases significantly in the situation of translating a text that interprets the body language of the “third” culture representatives who are not native speakers of the source or the target languages. Given the lack of a visual representation illustrating a specific gesture, the interpretation of the relevant fragments of the text requires an extensive cognitive baggage and a developed creative imagination of the translator.
Text Aesthetics in M. Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” and its Reflection in the Russian Version of the Novel (Revisiting Translation Adequacy)
Authors: Izvolenskaya A. S. 
Published: February 2023

The present article looks at how the translator’s creativity can adequately reconcile with the objective necessity for him/ her to follow the letter of the original. The case study of the Russian version of M. Atwood’s 1984 dystopian novel “The Handmaid’s Tale”, the latter literally bristling with metaphor and simile, demonstrates a great importance of adequately conveying the text’s poetic function.In our approach, inspired by G. Bachelard’s phenomenological theory of space, we view Offred’s monologue as a kind of revery, herself – as a day-dreaming subject going through an emotional ordeal. It should be noted that in modern psychology, Offred’s revery, including her memories and fantasies, can be regarded as a product of the “wanderings” of her mind. To look deeper into Offred’s subconscious and bring out her most personal emotions we apply cognitive linguistic tools. We also turn to Atwood’s early poetry since the “Tale” told by Offred the Handmaid manifests evocative images and motives typical of the peculiar Atwoodian style.Specifically, we have focused on contexts, in which nature-inspired images produced by the protagonist’s “wandering mind” and unfolding within innumerable metaphors and similes, unveil the ambiguity of human nature and the eerie side of life in the fictional Republic of Gilead. The cognitive analysis of the original contexts has demonstrated the equal value of metaphor and simile as major literary devices for creating character profile and even for constructing a complex plot. We have studied how those extremely diverse figures of speech are conveyed by the translator, Anastasia B. Gryzunova. Despite the many occasions when she succeeded in conveying the meaning of Atwood’s unconventional comparisons, her version, however, lacks a clear-cut translation strategy which results in a dissonance between Offred’s deep depression and the way the translator actually makes her sound in some parts of the text.Acknowledging the positive role of the translator’s creativity, we emphasize the need for translation adequacy interpreted as consistency in pursuing a strategy that builds on the key ideas of the source text, the author’s intention and her individual style. Such view on the nature of adequacy is in line with scientifically based evaluation methods for poetic prose, of which Atwood’s acclaimed dystopian novel is no doubt a remarkable example.
Rendered Services and Dysservices of Dairy Farming to the Territories: A Bottom-up Approach in European Atlantic Area
Authors: Perrot C. , Ferguson H.J. , Mulholland M. , Brown A. , Buckley C. , Humphrey J. , Scully K. , Dorigo M. , Legrain P. , Bodin T. , Girma O. , Merino P. , Rosa E. , Arriaga H. , Resch C. , Vasquez I. , Gomes M.J. , Trindade H. , Almeida J.C. , Silva S.R. , Fangueiro D. , Almeida A. 
Published: February 2023

The Dairy-4-Future project focuses on improving the sustainability of dairy farming in the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, and Portugal. Improvement in dairying sustainability can be achieved by supporting and expanding the positive impacts and services that dairy farming has upon, and offer to, the local communities and by reducing the disservices, or negative impacts associated with dairying. To create a qualitative identification of a relevant, ranked list of items or issues associated with dairying in each territory in the project, interactive workshops with local stakeholders were organized in each regional case study. Stakeholders identified positive or negative impacts of local dairy farming on their territories, broken down into four specific categories: provisioning (e.g., food), rural vitality, environmental quality, cultural heritage, and quality of life. A total of 165 services and 135 dysservices were identified, balanced across the four categories. From these services and dysservices, groupings showed correlations between items and/or territories (for example, between Northern Ireland and Cornwall; Southern Ireland and Normandy; Galicia and Brittany). The impact of farm system type, specifically grassland, played a strong role in the linking of services and dysservices. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2022-03-03-010 Full Text: PDF
Functionalized Biochars for Enhanced Removal of Heavy Metals from Aqueous Solutions: Mechanism and Future Industrial Prospects
Authors: Nworie Felix S. , Mgbemena Nkoli , Ike-Amadi A. C. , Ebunoha Jane 
Published: February 2023

Development of efficient modified bioinspired material for the sorption of heavy metals is currently on the fore front of environmental heavy metals remediation research. Functionalized biochar for heavy metals removal is highly advantageous because of striking properties such as regenerability, simplicity, low–cost, high efficiency, and mechanical stability, chemical inertness to many organic solvent, surface polarity, functionality, chelation property and decreased hydrophobicity absent in naked biochar. This review surveyed the sources of heavy metals, the bioavailability and effects on man and biota, and previous work on the method of preparation of the biochar, its modification, and its characterization. The paper also presented critical analysis on the preparation of biochar, modification methods, surface chemistry, mechanisms of interaction, extraneous variables, and characterization methods. A comparative treatment of the preparation conditions, characterization methods, and surface functionalities was presented. The perceived disadvantages were listed, and the future prospects of the new research area for industrial scale applications were thoroughly presented. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2022-03-03-09 Full Text: PDF
Religious Influencers on Social Media: Do They Really Affect Followers’ Religiosity and Intention to Donate?
Authors: Joanly Rosaline Benefiola , Wijaya Serli , Jaolis Ferry 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThe purpose of this study is to examine the effect of religious influencers’ credibility on followers’ religiosity, social media engagement, and donation intention. Primary data was acquired through online surveys to 204 Instagram and TikTok followers of the religious influencers. PLS-SEM technique was utilized to assess the structural model in the study. The results show that the credibility of religious influencers, respectively, has a direct and significant effect on followers’ religiosity, social media engagement, and donation intention. Followers’ religiosity significantly mediates the effect of religious influencers’ credibility on followers’ social media engagement. In addition, followers’ social media engagement appears to be a significant mediating variable of the effect of religious influencers’ credibility on followers’ donation intention.
Factors Affecting Fashion Product Customer Satisfaction
Authors: Giasi William Reynaldo , Rahardja Christina , Anandya Dudi 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThis study aims to analyze factors that affect customers’ satisfaction when purchasing fashion products through Indonesia’s e-commerce. The respondents involved in this study were those who purchased fashion products on e-commerce at least 3 times in the last 3 months and were at least 18 years old. This study uses a quantitative approach, employing SEM methods for structural equation modeling, and uses SPSS 25 and AMOS 26 for data processing. This study shows that Online shopping experience, Seller service, External incentives, and Security/Privacy directly influence Customer satisfaction. This study’s findings could help e-commerce and online businesses focus on establishing better customer satisfaction strategies.
The Determinant Factors of Tourism Destination Competitiveness and Destination Management: A Case Study from Malang City
Authors: Risfandini Andini , Thoyib Armanu , Noermijati Noermijati , Mugiono Mugiono 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThis research aims to identify the determinant factors of tourism destination competitiveness and the determinant factors of destination management. This research applies interpretivism as the research paradigm with a single case study qualitative research. Data were collected through semi-structured in-depth interviews. The researchers transcribed the interview results and a thematic analysis was conducted to find the emerging themes in the transcript verbatim. The determinant factors of tourism destination competitiveness consist of tourist attraction, unique characteristics of tourism destinations, good accessibility, amenities (hotel and restaurant), safety, cleanliness, and friendliness of the locals. Destination management consists of organization, strength mapping, strategy to improve tourism destination competitiveness, synergy, addressing the problems that can decrease competitiveness, and tourism management during crises. Concerning the Covid-19 pandemic, the research findings include tourism management during crises as part of destination management. Crisis management is deemed important during the Covid-19 pandemic, especially for the tourism sector, which the pandemic has hit the hardest. The major proposition of this research is that the determinant factors of tourism destination competitiveness managed through organized and thorough destination management could improve tourism destination competitiveness.
Quadruple Helix: The Firm-Driven Living Lab Model on Eco-Tourism Lampung
Authors: Pandjaitan Dorothy Rouly Haratua , Ambarwati Dwi Asri Siti , Putri Lidya Ayuni 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThe tourism sector is one of the priority sectors for national development. Lampung province has three potential tourism sectors that can be developed for regional development. However, Lampung still focuses on ecotourism which has not been properly developed. A lot of natural/maritime tourism is developed without a clear plan, so there is a misunderstanding in developing ecotourism which is undoubtedly dangerous for nature’s survival. Therefore, we need a model that could be the key to success in developing tourism potential in Lampung. The quadruple helix model can be seen as a refinement of the triple helix perspective, which focuses on practitioners from academia, government, and industry, and recognizes the increasing role played by society. Implementing the quadruple helix based on ecotourism needs to involve four parties, including academics, companies, government, and the community. Each party has its role, where academics play a role in the development of education, research, and community service in ecotourism. The company acts as an actor who develops the potential of tourism. The government plays an essential role as a regulator and facilitator in developing ecotourism. Finally, the community acts as a forum that unites the interests of business practitioners and stakeholders. Three different types of quadruple helix models can be used for collaborative innovation. The firm-driven living lab model is suitable for developing ecotourism in this research because it focuses on commercializing innovation. This model can be used to develop the commercialization of ecotourism innovations in Lampung province.
Marketing Mix Strategy Using SWOT Analysis to Increase Market Share in PT Smartfren Telecom Tbk North Sumatera Area
Authors: Ziadie Haritz Ghozi , Sembiring Meilita Tryana , Sembiring Beby Karina Fauzeea 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThe need for communication technology, especially internet data services, cannot be separated from people’s lives. Almost all people now have internet data services to meet their internet access needs. However, the public is faced with many choices of internet data services offered by cellular network operators, one of which is Smartfren. PT Smartfren Telecom, Tbk, provides a wide selection of attractive data services and adapts to the needs of the community in order to increase the number of new customers and retain old customers. PT Smartfren Telecom, Tbk uses a 4P marketing mix strategy (Product, Price, People, Promotion) to increase and retain its customers. However, Smartfren is still inferior to other provider competitors, where Telkomsel has a market share value of 49.47%, XL 29.79%, Tri 16.49%, Indosat 10.64%, and Smartfren 5.85%. This shows that although there is a growth in customers every year, the market share (users) is still lagging behind other competitors. This study aims to increase market share using SWOT analysis. This study applied the 4P marketing mix theory and SWOT analysis to examine the issues raised. Data were collected by conducting interviews and direct observation. The results of this research will later show a marketing strategy to increase and retain the number of Smartfren customers.
How Does Customer Experience in a Traditional Fast Fashion Retail Setting Influence Customer Traditional and Electronic Word-of-Mouth Intention?
Authors: Anggraeni Adilla , Dhillon Sunita 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThe primary objective of this study is to examine whether customer experience influences customer’s intention to share traditionally and electronically in the context of a fast fashion retail setting in Jakarta, Indonesia. An online questionnaire was distributed to 206 respondents from Jakarta. The relationship between variables was tested using Multiple and Simple Linear Regression Analysis. The study’s results show that peace of mind and peer-to-peer interaction have a positive influence on customer experience. There is no clear evidence that customer’s impressions of new media invested by retailers influence their experience. Moreover, customer experience positively influences customer’s intention to share traditionally and electronically.
Air-Conditioning for Green Universities
Authors: Khin Yin Min , Jayaranjan Duminda 
Published: February 2023

AbstractUniversity is one of the highest energy consumptions among commercial buildings because the university has high load consumption. So, strategic management of energy saving in universities needs to be considered to reduce costs and energy consumption. Actually, there are many methods to save electricity consumption in university (community load system) from electrical sides and building design construction and human behaviors. Another thing is that energy consumption can be reduced by making green university. Some methods that can reduce energy in university are using conservation voltage reduction methods, utilizing IoT devices and smart technology instead of outdated electrical equipment, and installing renewable energy technology such as solar PV on campus. This paper reviews some methods that can save energy consumption and electricity bills as a background. The cost-effectiveness analysis was done by installing individual AC in universities. The experiment was done over 15 days with 8 h per day and energy savings can be found in 10,624 kWh with a cost-saving was 45,683 Baht for 15 days. The payback period was 1.6 years. According to these results, individual air-conditioning systems can be used instead of chiller systems in universities to save energy. This is the way of making the university become a green campus and sustainable.
Implementing Outcome-Based Education in Accordance with ISO 21001 Requirements
Authors: Rosiawan Muhammad 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThis paper aims to discuss the implementation of Outcome-Based Education (OBE) in the relevant ISO 21001 requirements. These requirements include understanding the organization and its context, needs of students and other beneficiaries, actions to address risks and opportunities, delivery and assessment of learning, evaluation, and corrective/improvement actions. The research method examines the requirements of ISO 21001 relevant to the implementation of OBE and provides an example of its application in one of the study programs. The study results show that ISO 21001 in higher education can be used as a management system platform to achieve the desired results under the organization’s vision, mission, and goals and implement OBE. An example of the application shows that the study program carried out the delivery of OBE in a more structured and systematic manner by referring to the requirements in ISO 21001. Structured, the study program uses an input-process-output/outcome approach in managing OBE. Meanwhile, systematic, the study program uses the PDCA cycle to improve OBE performance. Practically, study programs in Indonesia can use the ISO 21001 standard to harmonize the application of Education Standards in the National Standards for Higher Education, especially competency, content, learning process, and assessment. Furthermore, the study program uses the PDCA cycle to continuously meet and improve OBE performance.
Implementation of SISTRO (Truck Scheduling System) to Enhance Supply Chain Efficiency and Performance to Support Industrial Revolution 4.0 in Petrokimia Gresik
Authors: Setiawan Budi 
Published: February 2023

AbstractSISTRO, a truck scheduling and management system, was developed to optimize stock fulfillment following the government regulation (Peraturan Menteri Perdagangan/Permendag) and the distribution process of subsidized fertilizer from Gresik Warehouse of PT Petrokimia Gresik (PG) to Buffer Warehouse located in almost every province in Java Island. The volume that must be distributed is around 5.4 million tons of fertilizer/year. During the implementation, a critical problem is the lack of integration and single information about the supply chain and truck loading process. The information includes (1) truck arrival delay, (2) the difference between planning and reality, and (3) the availability of workers. These three pieces of information are out of sync, so they have direct and indirect impacts. The direct impact is the potential for unscheduled open storage (OPS) in Gresik warehouse. At the same time, the indirect impact is the high logistics costs in the form of land transportation cost increases every year and the potential to lose the opportunity/moment to sell goods due to delays in fertilizer distribution. Therefore, a solution is needed by creating an integrated system to accommodate related parties in truck schedule arrivals, stock availability, and labor availability in the loading line warehouse, hereinafter referred to as SISTRO. The SISTRO’s scope of work starts from the distribution of quota allocations for heavy loading that has been adjusted to stock conditions and loading capacity in each warehouse so that the truck vendors can book the loading plan according to the schedule they want, based on the POSTO that has been uploaded on the SISTRO application and partners will get a booking code. The booking code will later be printed as a security pass. The security pass will later be scanned at all SISTRO checkpoints, which is proven can reduce the number of late arrivals for trucks to load appropriately from an average of 1.361 events/month to just 553 events/month. This project impacts several sectors, including reducing the risk of losing chances to sell goods that previously averaged 24,034 tons/month equivalent to Rp. 110 billion/month, a decrease in the OPS quantity (which is currently happening due to oversupply that does not match with quantum distribution). There has been no increase in inland transportation costs for 3 years and monitoring all license numbers and transportation partners so that there is no combined number of registration numbers. In fact, SISTRO can be used by all logistics companies.