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Pengaruh Model Problem Based Learning Dengan Bantuan Media Brosur Terhadap Keterampilan Argumentasi Siswa Kelas Xi Di Sma It Nurul Hasan Kota Ternate
Authors: Hamdani Roslinda , Tabaika Rosita , Abbas Sukardi , Anugrah Devi 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACTIn responding to problems that arise, especially related to the implementation of Biology learning, it is important to improve argumentation skills so that appropriate efforts are needed to overcome them. One alternative that can be done to this problem is to use the Problem Based Learning (PBL) learning model. The application of this model makes students more active in thinking by analyzing and inquiring about real problems around them so that they create a deep impression in learning. The purpose of this research is to analyze the influence of the Problem Based Learning model with the help of brochure media on the argumentation skills of grade XI students at Nurul Hasan IT High School, Ternate City. This research method uses a quantitative approach. In this study, using the Problem Based Learning (PBL) model with the help of brochure media, this type of research is a quasi-experiment. The design of this study is a pretest - posttest control group design. In this design, the experimental group and the control group were tested twice, namely the pretest and the posttest. The technique in collecting data in this study, namely the Essay test questions as many as 5 questions, and the observation of teachers and students, to determine the achievement of the Problem Based Learning learning model. The data in this study used the analysis of prerequisite tests, normality tests, homogeneity tests, and hypothesis tests using SPSS 29.0. Based on the results of the study using the t-test, it was obtained that there was an influence of the Problem Based Learning model with the help of brochure media on students' argumentation skills on environmental pollution materials with a significance value of 0.002 < 0.05, then H0 was rejected and H1 was accepted. Thus, it can be concluded that there is an influence of the Problem Based Learning model with the help of brochure media on the argumentation skills of grade XI students at Nurul Hasan IT High School, Ternate CityKeywords: Problem Based Learning, argumentation skills, brochure
Health risk assessment due to environmental radioactivity and heavy metal contamination at the central solid waste dumpsite in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
Authors: Echeweozo E. O. , Nworie C. I. , Ojobeagu A. O. , Otah P. B. , Okoro I. J. 
Published: January 2025

The study assessed the levels of radiation exposure due to environmental radioactivity and heavy metal contamination at the central solid waste dumpsite in Abakiliki, Ebonyi State and its health impact on surrounding communities. Soil samples collected from landfills/dumpsites, farms, and control sites were assessed to determine environmental radioactivity and heavy metal concentrations, and compared to the control site values. The radioactivity concentration was determined using a NaI(Ti) gamma spectrometer. The estimated radiological hazard indices from the dumpsite and farmland showed that the average values of Radium Equivalent (Req), and excess lifetime cancer risk are 146 Bq kg-1 and 1.445 x 10-3 respectively. The average concentration of heavy metals in soil samples was evaluated using an atomic absorption spectrophotometer (AAS). The concentration of heavy metals in studied samples showed that Pb > Fe > Cu > Zn > Co > Ni > Cd > Cr > Hg > As. Soil contamination was based on the geo-accumulation index (Igeo), Potential ecological risk coefficient (RI), Chronic daily take (CDI), Total carcinogenic risk index (TCRI), Total hazard quotient (THQ) and pollution load index (PLI). The average values of Igeo, CDI, TCRI, THQ and PLI for dumpsites and surrounding farms were 2.01, 207.19, 6.1 x 10-2, 2.66, 0.95 and 1.33 respectively. Generally, high concentrations of Pb and Fe were observed at the dumpsites and surrounding farmlands have potential negative health implications for the health of humans and plants around the dumpsite.
Managing Tax Compliance Through Collective Action Framework in Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8) Goal: Lesson from Three Indonesian Cities
Authors: Putra Fadillah , Sanusi Anwar , Rochmah Siti , Nugrahani Shinta Awalia Rizky 
Published: January 2025

Objective: This study will examine how the government and citizens view taxes as a collective action in state governance for Decent work and economic growth (SDG 8) goal.

Method: This research used questionnaires with a purposive random sampling method to collect data, and the data was tested using Structural Equation Modeling with the Partial Least Squares (SEM-PLS) analysis.

Results and Discussion: The results of the goodness of fit test of the three research areas show a significant value. The SEM-PLS analysis of hypothesis model testing results shows that all hypotheses are accepted in all three cities, but there are 3 hypotheses were rejected in one of the cities. The results of this study show a strong causal relationship between high levels of local tax payment compliance in the context of collective action. The Taxpayer Awareness variable influences the Taxpayer Compliance variable in Madiun and Mojokerto cities; however, in Probolinggo City, Taxpayer Compliance is influenced by Collaborative Governance. Increasing tax compliance is crucial for socio-economic development and contributes to the SDG 8 goal.

Research Implications: Furthermore, the results showed that tax compliance is still in the low category. This challenges local governments to increase public awareness of the importance of paying taxes. Therefore, further research is needed to determine the collective action in increasing tax compliance warranted to achieve Indonesia's target of tax ratio rate.
Identity Construction of Dayak [Ethnic]: Citation and Thematic Analysis of Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Hariyanto Gustaf , Sekarningrum Bintarsih , Supangkat Budiawati , Sulaeman H. M. Munandar 
Published: January 2025

Objective: This research examines the adaptive capacity of university public relations from a self-referential autopoiesis communication perspective. It explores how the university ecosystem and the rhetorical expressions produced by University- PR function as differentiation mechanisms within the organizational system in Makassar Regency

Theoretical Framework: This dissertation uses Niklas Luhmann's (2002) self-referential autopoiesis communication perspective to explore the adaptive capacity of Public Relations through the meaning of the university ecosystem and the expression of governance and rhetoric produced as differentiation of organizational science function systems.

Method: This research uses a radical constructivism paradigm with comparative case studies at three universities. Data collection techniques include observation, interviews, and focus group discussions with university leaders, directors, heads of Public Relations, and staff of Public Relations, while rhetorical production is tracked by media content analysis. Data were analysed by triangulation, reduction, presentation, and conclusion.

Results and Discussion: The research findings indicate that Public Relations at Unhas identifies environmental challenges by interpreting university autonomy and the PTN BH League, enhancing human resources, and fostering research and innovation as a Maritime continent campus, while temporarily achieving a World Class University ranking of 500-1000. In contrast, UINAM's Public Relations addresses sustainability issues within the Public Service Agency, aligning with the Chancellor's vision and responding to digital transformation. UMI's Public Relations focuses on institutional competition, partnership development, and maintaining Islamic identity, targeting improvements in Tridharma and aiming for a 500-1000 Asian World Class University ranking. Differences in governance structures reflect universities' complexities, with distinct coordination lines across institutions.

Research Implications: This study emphasizes that universities employ unique communication strategies that diverge from the conventional business and government focus in public relations research, revealing the need for a more nuanced understanding of their public relations practices.

Originality/Value: The research reveals that Unhas Public Relations tackles environmental issues through university autonomy and innovation, achieving a temporary World Class ranking. UINAM focuses on sustainability and digital transformation, while UMI emphasizes competition and Islamic identity, aiming for academic excellence. Governance structures vary, reflecting the complexities of each institution.
Adaptive Rhetorical Strategies in Public Relations: Analyzing Scientific Deliberation and Reputation in Makassar Universities with Emphasis on Quality Education
Authors: Majid Abd , Wahyuni Hermin Indah , Abrar Ana Nahdya , Djamareng Asni , Zelfia  , Belluano Poetri Lestari Lokapitasari 
Published: January 2025

Objective: This research examines the adaptive capacity of university public relations from a self-referential autopoiesis communication perspective. It explores how the university ecosystem and the rhetorical expressions produced by University- PR function as differentiation mechanisms within the organizational system in Makassar Regency

Theoretical Framework: This dissertation uses Niklas Luhmann's (2002) self-referential autopoiesis communication perspective to explore the adaptive capacity of Public Relations through the meaning of the university ecosystem and the expression of governance and rhetoric produced as differentiation of organizational science function systems.

Method: This research uses a radical constructivism paradigm with comparative case studies at three universities. Data collection techniques include observation, interviews, and focus group discussions with university leaders, directors, heads of Public Relations, and staff of Public Relations, while rhetorical production is tracked by media content analysis. Data were analysed by triangulation, reduction, presentation, and conclusion.

Results and Discussion: The research findings indicate that Public Relations at Unhas identifies environmental challenges by interpreting university autonomy and the PTN BH League, enhancing human resources, and fostering research and innovation as a Maritime continent campus, while temporarily achieving a World Class University ranking of 500-1000. In contrast, UINAM's Public Relations addresses sustainability issues within the Public Service Agency, aligning with the Chancellor's vision and responding to digital transformation. UMI's Public Relations focuses on institutional competition, partnership development, and maintaining Islamic identity, targeting improvements in Tridharma and aiming for a 500-1000 Asian World Class University ranking. Differences in governance structures reflect universities' complexities, with distinct coordination lines across institutions.

Research Implications: This study emphasizes that universities employ unique communication strategies that diverge from the conventional business and government focus in public relations research, revealing the need for a more nuanced understanding of their public relations practices.

Originality/Value: The research reveals that Unhas Public Relations tackles environmental issues through university autonomy and innovation, achieving a temporary World Class ranking. UINAM focuses on sustainability and digital transformation, while UMI emphasizes competition and Islamic identity, aiming for academic excellence. Governance structures vary, reflecting the complexities of each institution.
Development of Creative Economy for Madura Odheng Crafts Based on Digital to Support the SDGs in Relatively Underdeveloped Areas in Madura Island
Authors: Sari Indah Purnama , Nurranto Heri , Miftah Zaeni 
Published: January 2025

Objective: One of the SDGs is to reduce inequality, including through economic empowerment for communities and improving access to technology. This research aims to: 1) explore the economic, philosophical, and cultural potential of Madura Odheng crafts; 2) develop a digital-based creative economy for Odheng crafts; 3) advance relatively underdeveloped areas through culture-based sustainable development.

Method: The research method used is qualitative, employing exploratory research techniques. To obtain comprehensive data, the data collection methods include interviews, documentation, observation, and literature review. The data is then analyzed qualitatively following the stages proposed by Miles and Huberman.

Results and Discussion: The results of the study show that the application of digital technology in the marketing and production of Odheng crafts has proven effective in enhancing competitiveness and market reach. E-commerce platforms, social media, and mobile applications help expand market access both nationally and internationally.
Research Implications: The development of digital-based Odheng crafts supports sustainable development goals by creating an inclusive and sustainable economy.

Originality/Value: the state of the art and the novelty expected from this research is the result of a study that addresses community welfare issues based on the potential of local culture as an economic source, primarily to address welfare issues in relatively underdeveloped areas. This involves analyzing regional typology based on the Klassen typology.
The Double-Layer Digital Needs Model in Marketing for Sustainable Digital Development
Authors: Barykin Sergey , Razumova Svetlana , Bozhuk Svetlana , Nurimbetov Ravshan , Khodjaeva Shodiyabonu , Kalmuratov Bakhtiyar , Tashmukhamedova Karima , Turaeva Dinara , Kapustina Irina , Kirillova Tatyana 
Published: January 2025

Background: Over the past several years, researchers and industry experts have observed significant shifts in consumer behaviour within digital environments. However, a gap remains in the systematic and critical understanding of these digital consumer needs, particularly in developing customer-oriented, sustainable digital products and services.

Objectives: By integrating sustainable development goals (SDGs), the study aims to develop a comprehensive framework for the double-layer digital model, categorizing digital consumer needs into problem-solving and experiential layers.

Methodology: This study approach uses a system modelling methodology grounded in the Zachman Framework, adapting it to illustrate the application of various marketing functions throughout the digital product life cycle.

Results: The double-layer digital needs model identifies the critical tasks that digital marketers must address to meet diverse consumer needs across product life cycle stages. Additionally, we introduce modified Zachman matrices that align with the SDGs, facilitating the creation of sustainable marketing strategies and consumer-focused digital offerings.

Novelty: This research uniquely contributes to marketing theory and practice by presenting a structured model emphasizing integrating sustainable development principles into digital product marketing. The model promotes a shift towards sustainability by empowering digital consumers as co-creators in a way that reinforces responsible consumption, enhances digital literacy, and advances sustainable digital development.
Behavioral Insights Informing the Pandemic Response in the City of Moscow
Authors: Bogdan I. V. , Chistyakova D. P. , Aksenova E. I. , Kamynina N. N. , Bonkalo T. I. , Pravednikov A. V. 
Published: January 2025

Background. The public response to the coronavirus pandemic, including their uptake of protective measures, was critical for containing the virus, and this required effective interventions, policy decisions, and public communication that took into account the perspectives of the population. The main goal of the study was to explore public perceptions, behaviors, and well-being of the population of Moscow, Russian Federation, to inform the pandemic response.Methods. A survey tool originally developed by the WHO Regional Office for Europe with support from the University of Erfurt, Germany, was adapted to the Moscow (Russian Federation) context. Computer-assisted telephone interviews (CATI) were conducted using a stratified, two-core sample of landline and mobile phones. Three waves of data collection took place from mid-May 2020 to mid-June 2020: 1) May 13–18, 2020, n = 1019 people; 2) May 26, 2020 – June 1, n = 1000 people; 3) June 16–24, 2020, n = 993 people.Findings. The study identified the awareness of Moscow residents about the coronavirus, their perceptions, understanding of the pandemic situation and behavioral responses to measures taken by the authorities to reduce the spread of COVID-19.Interpretation. Monitoring of public perceptions, behaviors, and well-being allowed a people-centered approach, which took into account population perspectives alongside epidemiological data and economic, cultural, ethical, and structural-political considerations, to become the basis for an effective coronavirus response.
Age and Sex-Related Characteristics of Obesity-Associated Adult Mortality
Authors: Savina A. A. , Feyginova S. I. , Zemlyanova E. V. 
Published: January 2025

Background. Obesity and associated diseases could substantially affect life expectancy by increasing the risks of premature mortality.Objective. To evaluate the changes in the age and sex distribution of adult mortality from obesity-associated causes in Moscow from 2011 to 2020 in comparison to the average national indicators.Materials and methods. The analysis focused on standardized death rates among the adult population, categorized by sex and age groups (aged 20–54, aged 55–59, aged 60 and older).Results. In Moscow, mortality from atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease significantly reduced, especially in persons aged 20–54. The reduction in mortality rate from cerebral infarction was higher in Moscow, especially in individuals aged 55 and older, across both sexes. Conversely, the incidence of ischemic heart disease mortality in Moscow has risen. The study showed an increase in mortality from endocrine diseases, including type 2 diabetes, which may be partly explained by the revised guidelines for coding primary causes of death. In addition, the dynamic in Moscow was more favorable. The mortality rates from malignant neoplasms in Moscow were 8% lower than in Russia, and mortality trends were rather favorable, both in Moscow and Russia. However, mortality rates and trends vary significantly depending on the type of malignancy.Conclusions. A favorable trend was observed in mortality from obesity-associated diseases, such as acute cerebrovascular accident (cerebral infarction) and some malignant neoplasms (colorectal cancer and breast cancer in women). The negative trends in mortality from such chronic diseases as ischemic heart disease and type 2 diabetes were observed. Men aged 55–59 have been identified as a risk group for these negative trends. Therefore, it is necessary to expand the preventive measures targeting these at-risk groups.
Effect of Language Policy on Relationship between Electronic Media and Kiswahili Growth among University Students in Kenya
Authors: Orleans Omusula Onindo  , Ndati Ndeti 
Published: January 2025

Purpose: This paper traces the place of language policy employed by the Kenyan government and media in their strive to realize the growth of Kiswahili among the youth in Kenya, specifically university students studying journalism in Kenyan universities. The fundamental concerns that were on focus here were; Standardization, National and Official Language, Compulsory teaching in schools, Examinable Subject and the way these concerns have been used to improve Swahili language among the youth.
Materials and Methods: The study used mixed method design. The tools used to collect data were questionnaire for quantitative data, interview schedule for key informants and interview guide for focus group discussions. These were to help to assess the effect of language policy employed by the government and the media organizations and if they influence the growth of Kiswahili. The study triangulated quantitative and qualitative data to give results shared in this paper. Spearman’s correlations and simple linear regression models were used to estimate the relationship between language policy and Kiswahili growth. ANOVA test was done to test the hypothesis and presented in tables. Qualitative data was analyzed thematically and narratives are provided under each section in verbatim.
Findings: Findings revealed that Language policy employed by the government and the media has a direct influence on the growth of Kiswahili among the youth. Respondents agreed that standardization of Kiswahili has put it on the world map and also improved its use amongst students. This suggests that standardization of Kiswahili is deemed as effective in raising interest in Kiswahili. On the other hand elevation of Kiswahili to national and official status has increased the number of users and Kiswahili as a national and official language means increased use by electronic media. This demonstrates that nationalization of Kiswahili language is considered appropriate in stirring student’s interests in Kiswahili.
Implications to Theory, Practice and Policy: Language policy and its uptake by the media has to some extend had a role in changing the youths’ attitudes towards Kiswahili language. Evidence indicated that much has been done by both government and the media in form of policies that have played a big role in promoting the language to greater heights. Social learning theory, Behaviorist Theory of Language Development and Cultivation theory informed this study. Evidence from media programmes indicated that much has been done by both television and radio to adhere to the policies put in place by the government that have played a big role in promoting the language. These policies include airing a bigger percentage of Swahili programmes at certain intervals and adhering to the standards of the language used. The study thus revealed that the language policy put in place by the government and taken by the media indeed have significant effect on the growth of Kiswahili among the youth.
Maximizing the Potentials of Filipino Female Maritime Seafarers in the Maritime Industry
Authors: Baldonado Jonna F. , C. Espiritu Ma. Nissa 
Published: January 2025

Breaking into the male-dominated maritime industry is difficult for female seafarers. This study explored how the potentials of female seafarers can be maximized in the maritime industry. Having a mixed method research design, the quantitative part employed survey of female seafarers and interview of representatives from different sectors of the maritime industry where these females are employed. Findings indicate majority of female seafarers experienced resistance from sea-based employment on the belief that seafaring is ascribed for men only. Most respondents aspired to settle in land-based employment. On the other hand, land-based sectors of the maritime industry are accepting female seafarers. Interviewees confirmed available positions which suitably fit the qualifications of female graduates. To fully maximize their potentials and prepare them for land-based positions, interventions such as taking additional trainings and seminars and pursuing higher studies were suggested.