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Using a digital participatory approach to facilitate inclusivity in Jordanian heritage sites: Stakeholders’ requirements and a proposed system
Authors: Aljaafreh Aseel , Garaj Vanja , Choi Youngok 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
The combination of social engagement engines and immersive technologies, such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and digital twins holds great potential for the development of tourism industry during the designing and planning stages. When introduced to experts, this innovative approach allows us to advance creative solutions while keeping the community engaged and enhancing the decision-making process. Virtual designing and planning processes can significantly transform the workflows of professionals and promote inclusive practices in all Jordanian archaeological and heritage sites, particularly those involved in the “Accessible Tourism” project. This article presents an exploratory quantitative study conducted through a comprehensive literature review and participatory interviews. The study involved 23 participants from the “Accessible Tourism” project. It focused on identifying professionals’ barriers affecting the application of inclusivity in historical sites. Additionally, the study defined challenges and requirements to determine digitally inclusive applications. The study results highlighted the challenges faced by stakeholders and experts in developing inclusivity in built heritage sites in Jordan, such as interdepartmental communication, historic preservation constraints, and comprehension of accessibility codes. It also addressed the difficulties in engaging users with disabilities or marginalized communities in developing inclusive facilities. Based on these findings, a unique framework for remotely analysing target users within an immersive environment is proposed. This framework has been developed in collaboration with key stakeholders and set the stage for further research and collaboration. Future research should emphasize the importance of inclusive practices and user involvement in designing accessible and enriching tourism experiences at Jordan’s heritage sites.
Carbon sequestration potential of trees from urban green spaces of Kolhapur city, Maharashtra, India
Authors: Vasagadekar Priya R. , Gargate Anup V. , Patil Yojana Y. , Raut Prakash D. 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
This study was an investigation into the carbon storage and sequestration of trees grown in the green spaces of Kolhapur city, Maharashtra. Urban gardens and green spaces, mainly considering big trees, have a great potential to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and to mitigate the impacts of climate change in cities. Total ten green pockets (gardens) were selected from Kolhapur city. This study was a sustainability initiative to inventory tree species from the green pockets and to assess their carbon sequestration potential for improved urban planning in the future. The above ground biomass (AGB) and below ground biomass (BGB) were estimated by a non destructive method. This included the measurement of tree height and diameter. A total of 29 species of trees were recorded during the study with a storage potential of 688.77 tons of carbon dioxide. Polyalthia longifolia was found to sequester maximum carbon dioxide (CO2) followed by Albizia saman and Mangifera indica. This research highlights the role of urban forests or green spaces and gardens, not only as ornamental and aesthetic plantations but also for mitigating the impacts of climate change at a local level. Well planned urban spaces and urban trees have a major role as green vegetation cover which can act as a carbon sink with high potential which will help in policy making and decision making in the future.
Glucose Concentration Monitoring Using Microstrip Spurline Sensor
Authors: Harnsoongnoen Supakorn , Buranrat Benjaporn 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
This article reports a microstrip spurline sensor for glucose concentration monitoring. The microstrip spurline sensor is a low-cost and easy-to-fabricate device that uses printed circuit board (PCB) technology. It consists of a combination of four spurlines and transmission lines. The four spurlines are used to reject unwanted frequencies, while the transmission lines allow the desired frequencies to pass through. The resonance frequency (Fr) and reflection coefficient (S11) were recorded through meticulous simulations and experiments over a frequency range from 1.5 GHz to 4 GHz. In addition, the sensor was used to detect changes in glucose concentration, ranging from 0 mg/dL to 150 mg/dL. The findings of this study show that the antenna-based sensor proposed in this research can effectively measure glucose levels across the diabetes range, from hypoglycemia to normoglycemia to hyperglycemia, with a high degree of sensitivity of 7.82 x 10−3 dB/(mg/dL) and 233.33 kHz/(mg/dL).
Developing Sustainable Entrepreneurs Through Social Entrepreneurship Education
Authors: Baltador Lia Alexandra , Grecu Valentin 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
This paper explores the potential of social entrepreneurship education (SEE) as a means to foster sustainable businesses. SEE is defined as a pedagogical approach that aims to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes of students to address social and environmental challenges through entrepreneurial solutions. The paper reviews the literature on SEE and its impact on students’ entrepreneurial intentions, behaviors and outcomes. It also presents a conceptual framework that links SEE to the dimensions of sustainability: economic, social and environmental. The paper argues that SEE can enhance students’ awareness of sustainability issues, stimulate their motivation to create positive change, and equip them with the tools and methods to design and implement sustainable business models. The paper concludes with some implications for policy and practice, as well as suggestions for future research.
The COVID-19 Crisis and the Financial Impact on Family Firms
Authors: De Zevallos Gino Felix Dodero Ortiz , Clemente-Almendros José Antonio , Rosado María Emilia Bahamondes 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
This paper analyses literature related to the impact of COVID-19 on family firms’ financial decisions. Presenting their distinctive characteristics and their responses to both past crises and the current one, the aim is to single out the key factors that ensure these firms’ economic continuity. The analysis of the key factors shown in the studies makes it possible to identify and understand behavioural aspects, such as those relating to business resilience, employed by owners of family firms, which take precedence over traditional financial management decisions. The analysis of the financial impact of the current crisis on family firms will help improve their resilience to future exogenous impacts.
Hubungan Kualitas Tidur dengan Tekanan Darah pada Lansia di Kecamatan Kuranji Kota Padang
Authors: Purba Dea Rika Putri , Susanti Restu , Susanti Rika , Permana Hendra , Murni Arina Widya , Sauma Eldi 
Published: September 2023

Latar Belakang: Peningkatan angka harapan hidup yang terjadi menyebabkan peningkatan penyakit degeneratif pada lansia, salah satunya hipertensi. Proses penuaan pada lansia menyebabkan lansia mengalami beberapa perubahan fisiologi salah satunya fisiologi tidur, struktur, durasi, kedalaman, dan kontinuitas tidur akan pada lansia. Kualitas tidur buruk dapat menyebabkan meningkatnya tekanan darah melalui aktivasi sistem saraf simpatis.
Objektif: Mengetahui hubungan kualitas tidur dengan tekanan darah pada lansia di kecamatan Kuranji Kota Padang.
Metode: Jenis penelitian ini merupakan penelitian analitik dengan desain studi cross-sectional. Sampling from the population using consecutive sampling techniques in the elderly recorded in Kuranji District, Padang City and conducting interviews with PSQI questionnaires and blood pressure measurements directly on the samples.
Hasil: Terdapat sebanyak 67 responden (69,1%) memiliki kualitas tidur buruk dan 30 responden (36,1%) memiliki kualitas tidur baik. Sebanyak 62 responden (63,9%) mengalami hipertensi. Hasil analisis data dengan SPSS menggunakan uji Chi-square diperoleh nilai p = 0,000 < 0.05 ( α = 0,05 ).
Kesimpulan: Terdapat hubungan antara kualitas tidur dan tekanan darah pada lansia di Kecamatan Kuranji Kota Padang sehingga H1 ditolak.
Diagnóstico e tratamento do transtorno bipolar
Authors: Souza Fábio Gomes de Matos e , Calil Helena Maria , Tamai Sérgio 
Published: September 2023

Doença com causas biológicas, neuroquímicas e psicossociais, o transtorno bipolar afeta cerca de 140 milhões de pessoas em todo o mundo. Em média, o paciente leva 10 anos para ser diagnosticado, com seus primeiros sintomas aparecendo entre os 18 e os 25 anos. Devido ao estigma e também à falta de tratamento correto, aproximadamente 50% dos paciente com transtorno bipolar atentam contra a própria vida, resultado do autoestigma, preconceito e desconhecimento sobre a doença. Saiba mais sobre o tema "Diagnóstico e tratamento do transtorno bipolar" a partir de agora.
Compulsão alimentar em destaque: uma visão abrangente e atual
Authors: Vasconcellos Fátima , Hiluy João Chaves , Appolinario Jose Carlos Borges 
Published: September 2023

Noites mal dormidas, alimentação sem horário, estresse, crises de ansiedade... A correria do dia a dia nos faz sair da rotina e muitas vezes acabamos compensando isso na comida. O perigo começa quando o ato de comer se torna uma compulsão alimentar. A forma como nos alimentamos está diretamente ligada à nossa saúde mental. É preciso estar atento aos gatilhos que geram o descontrole alimentar e prestar atenção nas mudanças, onde o ato de comer deixa de ser por prazer e se torna uma fuga. Segundo dados da Organização Mundial de Saúde (OMS), no Brasil cerca de 4,7% da população sofre de algum transtorno de compulsão alimentar. No programa de hoje vamos falar sobre o assunto, entender como ele começa e formas de tratamentos. Essa é uma das atividades que estará no Congresso Brasileiro de Psiquiatria no mês que vem.
Internet: problema e solução
Authors: Gigliotti Analice de Paula , Salgado Carlos Alberto Iglesias , Garcia Frederico Duarte 
Published: September 2023

A internet se tornou uma grande aliada neste período de pandemia que estamos vivendo. Antes mesmo deste período, essa tecnologia era essencial em todo o mundo. Através dela, conseguimos saber a tempo real o que está acontecendo em diversos locais. Seu uso exacerbado, como toda e qualquer outra coisa pode se tornar um grande problema e gerar até mesmo uma dependência que atinge todas as faixas etárias. Por outro lado, a internet também pode agir como uma aliada à saúde de seus usuários. Quando podemos identificar que seu uso deixou de ser benéfico? Como podemos usar a internet em benefício de nossa saúde física e mental? Estas e outras perguntas serão respondidas no ABP TV do pelos Doutores Analice Gigliotti, Carlos Salgado e Frederico Garcia.
Which Psychological and Psychosocial Constructs Are Important to Measure in Future Tendinopathy Clinical Trials? A Modified International Delphi Study With Expert Clinician/Researchers and People With Tendinopathy
Authors: Stubbs Carl , McAuliffe Sean , Chimenti Ruth L. , Coombes Brooke K. , Haines Terry , Heales Luke , de Vos Robert-Jan , Lehman Greg , Mallows Adrian , Michener Lori A. , Millar Neal L. , O’Neill Seth , O’Sullivan Kieran , Plinsinga Melanie , Rathleff Michael , Rio Ebonie , Ross Megan , Roy Jean-Sebastien , Silbernagel Karin Gravare , Thomson Athol , Trevail Tim , van den Akker-Scheek Inge , Vicenzino Bill , Vlaeyen Johan W.S. , Pinto Rafael Zambelli , Malliaras Peter 
Published: September 2023

OBJECTIVE: To identify which psychological and psychosocial constructs to include in a core outcome set to guide future clinical trials in the tendinopathy field. DESIGN: Modified International Delphi study. METHODS: In 3 online Delphi rounds, we presented 35 psychological and psychosocial constructs to an international panel of 38 clinician/researchers and people with tendinopathy. Using a 9-point Likert scale (1 = not important to include, 9 = critical to include), consensus for construct inclusion required ≥70% of respondents rating “ extremely critical to include” (score ≥7) and ≤15% rating “ not important to include” (score ≤3). Consensus for exclusion required ≥70% of respondents rating “ not important to include” (score ≤3) and ≤15% of rating “critical to include” (score ≥7). RESULTS: Thirty-six participants (95% of 38) completed round 1, 90% (n = 34) completed round 2, and 87% (n = 33) completed round 3. Four constructs were deemed important to include as part of a core outcome set: kinesiophobia (82%, median: 8, interquartile range [IQR]: 1.0), pain beliefs (76%, median: −7, IQR: 1.0), pain-related self-efficacy (71%, median: 7, IQR: 2.0), and fear-avoidance beliefs (73%, median: −7, IQR: 1.0). Six constructs were deemed not important to include: perceived injustice (82%), individual attitudes of family members (74%), social isolation and loneliness (73%), job satisfaction (73%), coping (70%), and educational attainment (70%). Clinician/researchers and people with tendinopathy reached consensus that kinesiophobia, pain beliefs, pain self-efficacy, and fear-avoidance beliefs were important psychological constructs to measure in tendinopathy clinical trials. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2024;54(1):14-25. Epub 20 September 2023. doi:10.2519/jospt.2023.11903
Procesos de comunicación digital: Afectividad, interacción y ética en Tinder
Authors: Bon Pereira Maria Virginia 
Published: September 2023

Se analizan los procesos de socialización afectiva mediados por la tecnología en la aplicación de citas Tinder. La investigación fue cualitativa, exploratoria y descriptiva, de 200 perfiles y 50 entrevistas semiestructuradas a usuarios de sexo masculino, de 36 a 55 años residentes en Monterrey (México). Entre los resultados se encontraron tendencias hacia la interacción simultánea e intermitente con múltiples perfiles, la competencia a través del juego y una progresiva socialización para el establecimiento de prácticas de sexo en línea. Se concluye que la aplicación Tinder propicia la comunicación con base en una ética instrumentalista que persuade al usuario hacia la falta de transparencia y de honestidad, así como a la objetivación de los interlocutores y de las relaciones afectivas.
Education for the Great Socio-Ecological Transition
Authors: McGrath Simon 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
In this paper I explore some of the roles that education can and needs to play in supporting “the great socio-ecological transition”, with particular emphasis on adult and vocational education and training. After briefly outlining some of the facets of the current pluricrisis, I examine a set of intersecting debates about transformation and transition(s) towards a more sustainable future, which is necessarily also more just. In this analysis, I build beyond the social science traditions usually evoked in these debates to draw on Catholic analyses of the nature of the problem. Catholic Social Teaching began with a concern about the effects of the transition to industrialisation, with Rerum Novarum (published by Pope Leo XIII in 1891), and increasingly has sought to address the need for the next transition beyond the Capitalocene, especially in Laudato Si’ (published by Pope Francis in 2015). It has always placed workers, work and learning at its core. Thus, there is much potentially to be gained from bringing together conventional educational research perspectives on education for sustainable development and education for human development with a Catholic Social Teaching lens in thinking about the possible roles for education in supporting just transitions.
On the development of a systemic (biopsychosocial) prediction model for cardiovascular disease. Part II
Authors: Shchelkova O. Yu. , Iakovleva M. V. , Eremina D. A. , Shindrikov R. Yu. , Kruglova N. E. , Gorbunov I. A. , Demchenko E. A. 
Published: September 2023

The authors have attempted to design and verify a model of comprehensive (medical, social and psychological) prognosis in cardiovascular disease, which would cover aspects of patients’ illness, treatment and life functioning. A multidisciplinary set of methods was used to realise the aim. The study included 437 patients suffering from coronary heart disease or chronic heart failure, both of ischaemic and non-ischaemic etiology, who were referred for cardiovascular surgery, and who had undergone surgical intervention.Part II of the article presents the results of the 3 final stages of the study. These are the following: 5) The studied indicators were divided into the following subgroups: “Current state factors” (reflecting the patients’ current psychological state, characterising their cognitive and emotional-affective spheres) and “Baseline factors” (reflecting relatively stable characteristics of the disease, socio-behavioural and personal features of the patients). 6) A new factor analysis was performed, resulting in 11 secondary factors: 5 in the group of “Current state factors” (“Psychological well-being”, “Quality of life in the face of cardiac disease”, “Reduced non-verbal cognitive functions due to anxiety”, “Positive mood and cognitive state”, “State of mnestic function”) and 6 in the group of “Baseline factors” (“Non-constructive behaviour in the face of disease”, “Occupational motives and severity of cardiovascular disease”, “Psychosocial risk factors for coronary heart disease”, “Patient motivation, tension and severity of chronic heart failure”, “Social support and resilience”, “Adherent behaviour and rational thinking”). 7) We used mathematical modelling and a neural network to determine the prognostic value of the above factors and to construct a systematic prediction model that will be capable of predicting the value of all “Current state factors” at any given time (days after surgery) with an accuracy of up to 80%. In the future, we plan to design a model for the “Baseline factors”.The identification of prognostically relevant patients’ characteristics at the stage of preparation for cardiac surgery can help to optimise psychological help for the patient during this time and individualise the postoperative rehabilitation programme.
Middle Holocene Oyster Shells and the Shifting Role of History in Ecological Restoration: How a Dynamic Past Informs Shellfish Ecosystem Reconstruction at an Australian Urban Estuary
Authors: Christensen Joseph , Martin Daniel Jan , Bossie Andrew , Valesini Fiona 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
At Western Australia's Swan-Canning Estuary, extensive subfossil shellfish assemblages of Middle Holocene origin were largely destroyed through dredging for cement production in the first half of the twentieth century. This case-study of an extractive industry driving shellfish ecosystem decline builds on existing historical studies of commercial over-harvesting of oysters, and historical and paleo-ecological investigations of sustainable, long-term indigenous oyster harvests, presenting an important new perspective on global shellfish ecosystem decline and the enduring cultural value of shellfish resources by revealing processes of cross-cultural knowledge transfer, unfolding environmental understanding and extensive environmental change across Western Australia's post-European settlement history. We explore these histories in detail for the first time, before considering their relevance to a shellfish ecosystem reconstruction initiative currently underway at this major Australian urban estuary.
Planners navigating platform urbanism
Authors: Klein Leorah 
Published: September 2023

<p>This research reflects on the role of an urban planner in an increasingly connected, data-driven urban context. The rise of urban-focused digital platforms has positioned </p>
<p>municipalities as key customers for profit-driven organizations selling data and analytical tools to enhance quality of life in cities. This research focuses on ten urban-focused platforms and assesses their market positioning (promised value) and real-life application (actualized value), uncovering benefits and challenges associated with their use. The analysis explores how platforms can influence planning decisions, and a planner’s role in</p>
<p>influencing the use of platforms. Findings suggest that planners have a critical role to play in determining each platform’s ability to provide real value within each city’s unique context. Recommendations highlight considerations for planners, specifically: the limits of platform data, potential trade-offs, and alignment with current state operations. An acute understanding of these dynamics will support planners in navigating platform urbanism while upholding the public interest.</p>
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<p>Key words: Platform Urbanism; civic technology; urban planning innovation.</p>
An analysis on Teacher Talk using Flanders Interaction Analysis Categories (FIAC)
Authors: Martina Feny , Utari Ira Rahmadani , Riza Syamsul 
Published: September 2023

The problem of this research was some lecturers only used one categories of teacher talks. The aims of this study were to identify the characteristics and the categories of teacher talk in the classroom using Flanders Interaction Analysis Categories System (FIACS). This study was case study design and qualitative method. The subject of this study was one novice and senior lecturer at IAIN Bengkulu. It used Flanders Interaction Analysis Categories System (FIACS) to analyze teacher’s talk. The researcher used observation and interview for collecting the data. The result both of novice and senior lecturer showed that the characteristics of teacher is content cross and the most frequent is indirect talk. The percentage of teacher characteristics of novice lecturer was 45% while the percentage of teacher characteristics of senior lecturer was 39%. Novice lecturer used asking question and lecturing as the most frequent in indirect and direct talks. The percentage of asking question and lecturing were 39% and 21.5%. In other sides, senior lecturer used asking question and giving direction as the most frequent in indirect and direct talks. The percentage of asking and giving direction were 27.5% and 18.5%. Nevertheless, the occurred categories happened naturally with the consideration of learning situation that takes place. In addition the analysis of teachers’ talk in the classroom would be beneficial for teachers to plan and conduct enhanced learning situation. It concluded teacher talks of novice and senior lecturer in the classroom using Flanders Interaction Analysis Categories (FIAC).