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STRATEGI PEMASARAN SEBELUM DAN SESUDAH GEMPA CIANJUR 2022 (STUDI KASUS UMKM MEFITA CIANJUR)
Authors: Dwijayati Gita Nofieka , Ramadina Nurul 
Published: July 2023

Fenomena gempa bumi berkekuatan 5,6 SR pada bulan November 2022 di Kabupaten Cianjurberdampak pada UMKM Cianjur, salah satunya UMKM Mefita yang bergerak di bidang usaha sayuran segar dengan proses penjualan yang dilakukan secara online. UMKM Mefita mengalami penurunan jumlah konsumen pasca gempa bumi tersebut. Maka dari itu, diperlukannya strategi pemasaran yang baik untuk memastikan keberlangsungan sebuah usaha pasca bencana. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui strategi pemasaran yang diterapkan UMKM Mefita sebelum dan sesudah gempa bumi. Metode pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan metode kualitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif analisis. Teknik pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan cara wawancara, observasi, dan dokumentasi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa UMKM Mefita menggunakan strategi pemasaran dengan konsep 4P (Product, Price, Promotion, Place)baik itu sebelum ataupun sesudah gempa. Strategi product UMKM Mefita sebelum dan sesudah gempa yaitu menjual sayuran dan berinovasi pada produk olahan sehat. Strategi price sebelum gempa bumi yaitu menjual harga dengan standar pasar, sedangkan setelah gempa UMKM Mefita berfokus pada reseller dan memberikan harga khusus reseller. UMKM Mefita memaksimalkan penggunaan digital marketing platform pada strategi promosinya baik itu sebelum maupun sesudah gempa. Strategi place yaitu menyalurkan produknya secara offline (melalui retail, supermarket, konsumen individu, dan reseller) dan online (melalui e-commerce). Strategi place tersebut tidak mengalami perubahan yang berarti baik itu sebelum maupun sesudah gempa. Penggunaan konsep bauran pemasaran yang tepat terbukti dapat memaksimalkan potensi UMKM Mefita dan meningkatkan volume penjualan pasca gempa bumi.
Automated Multi-Modal Pipeline for Generating Football Game Summaries
Authors: Khanal Bibek , Budha Ashok , Chapain Aashish , Shrestha Kapil , Ghimire Umesh Kanta 
Published: July 2023

<p>The project involves generation of football game summaries from multiple game modalities that includes game audio, metadata and captions. Three different types of summaries will be generated from three modalities so as to capture maximum amount of information involved within the game. </p>
I have Cultural Pride in a Western Space: University Cultural Clubs
Authors: Enari Dion 
Published: July 2023

Tertiary institutions perpetuate colonial legacies, teaching Eurocentric curriculums and using English as the language of instruction with little regard for non-European pedagogy. Many students from non-Western backgrounds have felt they needed to neglect their cultural ways of being and knowing to assimilate in university classes. University cultural clubs aim to be a safe space for different ethnic groups to gather on campus. As a former member of a university cultural club – the Griffith Pasifika Association, I tell our story and provide an analysis of our experience. I feel much of my cultural and academic success is attributed to this group, and for many of its members, this association is a family, where we can learn about our cultural heritage. This club was not only a space for supporting students from the Pacific Islands, but also for solidifying member’s cultural pride. This association has caused necessary disruption to the traditional Eurocentrism of tertiary education, but, through this process, the University itself has now become a new domain for cultural pride for Pasifika students.
A new way home: Refugee young people and homelessness in Australia
Authors: Couch Jen 
Published: July 2023

This article gives voice to refugee young people experiencing homelessness. It is based on a project that conducted interviews with refugee young people and consultations with service providers. The research reveals that the profoundly under-recognised phenomenon of homelessness experienced by young people of refugee background is often hidden and does not match commonly held beliefs about homeless young people. The article examines the nexus between migration and homelessness in young people and how culture and ethnicity impact on young people accessing services. The stereotype of the homeless young person has been in place for many years and has dominated the research literature and the development of services. The study finds that this stereotype is alive and well in the perceptions of refugee young people and the agencies. Young people of refugee background often feel unable to access or attend these services. All the young people interviewed showed a capacity to negotiate new spaces of hope and belonging, despite dwelling in a ‘landscape of exclusion’ (Sibley 1995)—a testament to their strength, resilience and sense of agency. Sibley, D. (1995), Geographies of Exclusion: Society and Difference in the West, London: Routledge.
Lockdowns, Exclusion and Resilience: Our first Pandemic Related Studies
Authors: Sleep Lyndal , Harris Paul 
Published: July 2023

It’s hard to believe that the COVID-19 pandemic has been with us for more than a year. While vaccine rollouts and the impacts of emerging strains of the virus vary markedly around the world, in Australia our borders remain closed (for most of us), keeping loved ones and family members apart. Even returning Olympians are in extended quarantine as they pass through the Covid ‘red zones’ to their home-towns around Australia (2021, ABC news). Concerns about double standards arise as famous actors and other celebrities enter and leave Australia, while family members are denied permission to cross boarders to see dying loved ones. ‘Fortress Australia’ is riven with inequalities and vulnerabilities that have always existed in our society, but are experienced during the pandemic in ways never before realised or imagined.
Neighbourhood renewal in Victoria, Australia: An effective way to address social inclusion
Authors: Shield Margaret , Graham Melissa , Taket Ann 
Published: July 2023

People who live in disadvantaged communities are at increased risk of social exclusion through diminished access and quality of services, lack of opportunity and feeling powerless over decisions relating to their neighbourhoods. Neighbourhood Renewal (NR) is a Victorian State Government initiative that seeks to address this. This paper presents the findings from two individual project sites, side-by-side. Data were collected in 2004/5 and 2009 using face-to-face interviewing with convenience samples of 900 NR residents across the two NR sites at each time period. A comparison group for each NR site consisted of a sample of 150 people living in the same suburb or town but outside the NR site, data were collected by telephone. Data were analysed separately for each NR project site. Findings indicate that neighbourhood renewal strategies can be effective in improving trust in government, perceptions of community participation, influence and control over community decisions and improved services. Community level strategies are valuable in addressing area-level determinants to improve social inclusion. The successes of the NR scheme support the implementation and continuation of area-specific interventions to address disadvantage and social exclusion across Victoria, Australia.
“Whispers on the wind”: social inclusion and the media
Authors: Chamberlain Susanna 
Published: July 2023

A discussion article What is the relationship between the growth and expansion of various forms of the media and chronologically coterminous social movements? This paper deliberately sets out to raise more questions than it attempts to answer. Two key ideas are examined: what is meant by social inclusion and how the term is being used in this paper to refer to the breakdown of exclusionary practices. A continuum of policies is suggested which range from recognition to inclusion. The growth of the media is explored, located in the West and Australia. The term media is not closely examined; I use it to refer to the usual suspects- print, radio, television, the new electronic media. The paper is essentially an historical overview from the 17th century to the present day, linking social movements and developments in the transmission of information through the ephemeral practices of the media.
Livable Housing Design: The voluntary provision of inclusive housing in Australia
Authors: Ward Margaret , Franz Jill , Adkins Barbara 
Published: July 2023

This paper reports on a study of the voluntary provision of inclusive housing. The impetus for the study is the Livable Housing Design initiative, an agreement among Australian housing industry and community leaders in 2010 to a national guideline and voluntary strategy with a target to provide minimum access features in all new housing by 2020. Situated in and around Brisbane, Australia, the study problematises the assumption that the housing industry will respond voluntarily; an assumption which this study concludes is unfounded. The Livable Housing Design initiative asks individual agents to consider the needs of people beyond the initial contract, to proceed with objective reasoning and to do the right thing voluntarily. Instead, the study found that interviewees focused on their immediate contractual obligations, were reluctant to change established practices and saw little reason to do more than was legally required of them. This paper argues that the highly-competitive and risk-averse nature of the industry works against a voluntary approach for inclusive housing and, if the 2020 target of the Livable Housing Design initiative is to be reached, a mandated approach through legislation will be necessary. The Livable Housing Design initiative, however, has an important role to play in preparing the Australian housing industry to accept further regulation.
Promoting participation through the universal design of built environments: Making it happen
Authors: Watchorn Valerie , Larkin Helen , Hitch Danielle , Ang Susan 
Published: July 2023

Environmental design is a determinant of social inclusion and people’s participation in life roles. Design that does not cater for a diverse range of ages, abilities and cultures restricts people’s access to, and use of, domestic or public premises. Universal design is an approach that acknowledges diversity of populations and encourages designers to create objects and places that are usable by the greatest majority of users. Although there are potential benefits to the widest application of universal design within society, such application is not mandatory within Australia. This paper presents findings from an Australian qualitative study that explored universal design as a means of facilitating greater environmental access for all. The views of experts working within the field of architecture and environmental access were explored regarding factors that restrict or facilitate application of universal design to the design of built environments. Study findings revealed a number of themes relating to factors that may restrain, ‘what’s holding us back?’ and factors that may facilitate application of universal design, ‘making it happen’. These findings have direct relevance to those involved in the planning and design of built environments, policy developers and educators.
Analisis Kemampuan Metakognisi Siswa dalam Pemecahan Masalah Matematika
Authors: Dinar Iryani , Mulyanti Yanti , Lukman Hamidah Suryani 
Published: July 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan kemampuan metakognisi dan level metakognisi siswa kelas XII SMK dalam proses pemecahan masalah matematika. Kemampuan metakognisi dalam pemecahan masalah yang dimaksud adalah kesadaran berpikir dengan melibatkan proses perencanaan, proses monitoring/pemantauan dan proses evaluasi pada langkah Polya yaitu tahap memahami masalah, merencanakan, menyelesaiakan dan pemeriksaan kembali. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif deksriptif. Penelitian ini dilakukan di SMK Negeri 3 Kota Sukabumi dengan subjek penelitian dari kelas XII Tata Boga 4 yang terdiri dari tiga orang siswa sebagai perwakilan dari kelompok skor pemecahan masalah tinggi, sedang dan rendah. Pengumpulan data menggunakan metode tes dan wawancara. Instrumen tes yang digunakan adalah tiga soal uraian pemecahan masalah materi limit fungsi aljabar. Proses analisis data pada penelitian ini meliputi reduksi data, penyajian data dan penarikan kesimpulan. Berdasarkan hasil analisis data diperoleh kesimpulan bahwa kemampuan metakognisi yang dominan dimiliki subjek kelompok tinggi adalah proses perencanaan, monitoring dan evaluasi pada tahap memahami dan merencanakan penyelesaian. Sedangkan kemampuan metakognisi kelompok sedang dan rendah secara dominan belum terlihat lengkap dan terpenuhi dalam setiap langkah-langkah pemecahan masalah. Level metakognisi siswa kelompok tinggi berada pada level strategic use, siswa kelompok sedang berada pada level aware use dan siswa kelompok rendah berada pada level tacit use.
DETECTION OF SPATIAL AUTOCORRELATION OF DIARRHOEA IN EAST JAVA USING THE MORAN'S INDEX TEST
Authors: Tamara Nur Budiarti  , Dini Prastyo Wijayanti  
Published: July 2023

Background: Diarrhoea is an infectious disease with a high level of morbidity and mortality in the community. Spatial analysis is one of the analytical techniques for managing diarrhoea data and helping the government formulate policies.

Objectives: This study aims to detect the spatial autocorrelation of diarrhoea in East Java using the Moran's Index.

Methods: This study was non-reactive. This study used secondary data sourced from the 2021 East Java Health Profile. The population in the study was all districts/cities in East Java. The sampling technique was carried out by total sampling. The research sample was 38 districts/cities. Data analysis through mapping and spatial autocorrelation detection.

Results: Mapping of diarrhoea showed that out of 38 districts/cities, there were 13 areas with a category of high diarrhoea, 12 areas with a category of moderate diarrhoea, and 13 areas with a category of low diarrhoea. The significance value of Moran's I test was obtained at 0.03 (<α=0.05). There were three areas included in the High-High category, one area included in the Low-Low category, and three areas included in the Low-High category.

Conclusion: The diarrhoea in districts/cities in East Java Province could affect the diarrhoea in adjacent districts/cities. The existence of spatial autocorrelation in diarrhoea should be a serious concern for all elements, both the government and the people of East Java. We need further research to identify factors affecting diarrhoea in East Java.
STRESSORS IN LEPROSY WITH DISABILITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Authors: Atika Jatimi  , Mukhlish Hidayat  
Published: July 2023

Background: Psychological pressure on leprosy sufferers can be triggered by changes in individual health conditions that can cause stress. The stress experienced by leprosy sufferers can be reduced by identifying the causes of stress, to determine the right efforts to deal with psychological problems in leprosy sufferers.

Objective: This systematic review aims to determine the stressors in leprosy patients with disabilities.

Design: Database search includes Google Scholar, PubMed, and Researchgate from 18-21 November 2022 with the keywords Leprosy, disability, and stressor. The criteria for the selected articles are published in 2018-2022 with full text, in Indonesian and English. the Joanna Briggs Methodology model was used to analyze 15 selected articles to find the main themes in the preparation of the Qualitative Systematic Review.

Result: the results of the analysis of the articles that have been carried out show that the cause of stress in leprosy sufferers, there are three main themes identified, namely self-stigma as a psychological aspect, disability as a physical aspect, and public stigma as a stressor in a social aspect.

Conclusion: the findings show that the causes of stress in leprosy sufferers can come from psychological, physical, and social aspects that affect leprosy sufferers. this makes the three main themes that have been identified to help lepers to reduce stress.
THE EFFECT OF SLEEP HYGIENE ACTIVITY THERAPY ON SLEEP QUALITY IN THE ELDERLY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Authors: Mawardi Elok Alfiah , Az- Zahroh Zainab 
Published: July 2023

Background: The quality of sleep is related to the age factor. Elderly People over the age of 65 often experience sleep disturbances. Sleep disturbances experienced vary, usually caused by poor sleep hygiene. The impact of sleep disturbances can result in non-fulfillment of quality and quantity of sleep in the elderly. this also affects the immune system of the elderly so that the elderly are susceptible to disease. Sleep hygiene activity therapy is a non-pharmacological therapy that can improve the sleep quality of the elderly.
Objective: The purpose of this systematic review is to examine the effect of sleep hygiene on sleep quality in the elderly.
Design: This systematic review was carried out by searching for articles that match the inclusion criteria, namely sleep hygiene, sleep quality, and the elderly on the Google Scholar database, PubMed with years of publication from 2018 to 2022. Then 16 articles were found that matched, and presented in the form of a PICO table.
Results: Based on the analysis of journal reviews, it was found that there was an influence between sleep hygiene activities in the elderly.
Conclusion: The overall results of the articles that have been reviewed state that, the better sleep hygiene is done or applied by the elderly, the quality of sleep will be good or optimal.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CELEBRITY WORSHIP TO STREET TEENAGERS' SELF-IDENTITY IN SIDOARJO REGENCY AND MALANG CITY, EAST JAVA
Authors: Rohmawati Nina Rizka , Annisa Faida 
Published: July 2023

Background: Adolescence is a phase that must be passed through physical, mental, emotional and social changes. In this phase, adolescents begin to have a developmental task, namely self-identity. Adolescents with good self-identity will achieve developmental tasks well, while adolescents with low self-identity may experience identity confusion which results in deviant behaviors. Self-identity is influenced by several factors, one of which is the celebrity worship factor.

Objectives: In this study with street children as respondents. Where researchers want to know the relationship celebrity worship to street youth self-identity.

Methods: Used is descriptive with a cross sectional approach. With the number of respondents as many as 130 respondents. By using purposive sampling technique. The measurement tools used are the Celebrity Attitude Scale for the variable (celebrity worship) and the Identity Style Inventory for the Self-Identity variable.

Results: Bivariate analysis with Spearman rho celebrity worship (p value = 0.027, r = 0.194).

Conclusion: There is a relationship between celebrity worship and self-identity among street children in Sidoarjo Regency and Malang City, East Java
PHENOMENOLOGY STUDY: COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LECTURERS AND STUDENTS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Authors: Mamoba Anastasy , Fajariyah Bekki Wildiana , Josefin Jesika Maria , Wardani Merry Tri Kusuma , Puri Nadia Esya , Damayanti Nayu , Saputra Nicholas Setiawan , Bete Regita Yuliana , Agustina Sisilia Dwi , Sipollo Berliany Venny , Prihanto Yafet Pradikatama 
Published: July 2023

Backgrounds: Communication is an attempt to form opinions or ideas, express feelings, be known or understood by others, and the ability to convey information or messages from communicator to communicant through channels or media in the hope of getting feedback.
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to find out the description of communication between lecturers and students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Methods: Qualitative research uses a phenomenological study with 14 respondents, using interview techniques.
Results: Research results consist of 6 sub-themes namely new knowledge, delivery method, clarification, 5S program, reflection of modesty and professionalism, 2 themes of learning activities and ethics, and 1 major theme of learning ethics.
Conclusion: The results of exploring the ethics of communication between lecturers and students offline and online during the COVID-19 pandemic found that it is necessary to maintain the 5S program and reflect politeness in the teaching and learning process, namely communication between students and lecturers, the results of exploring the use of language and the emotional status of lecturers and students in communicating during the period the COVID-19 pandemic found that lecturers need to maintain professionalism as teachers through their caring attitude towards student understanding when communicating in a way that students can understand and increasing adult learning that involves new knowledge.
DESCRIPTION OF COMMUNITY COMPLIANCE IN IMPLEMENTING THE COVID-19 HEALTH PROTOCOL IN TANGGUMONG VILLAGE, SAMPANG DISTRICT, REGENCY
Authors: Suryadi Mohammad Shiddiq , Harista Dessy Rindiyanti , Abdi Akh. Choirul 
Published: July 2023

Background: SARS-CoV-2 or Corona Virus or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 is a virus that infects the respiratory system. This disease is called COVID-19. compliance with health protocols, including wearing masks, washing hands, and maintaining distance.
Objectives: Identify how the public's compliance in implementing the Covid-19 health protocol.
Methods: The research design in this study used a cross-sectional design. The population in this study is as many as 297 people. The sample taken is 170 respondents. The sampling technique used is probability sampling with random sampling technique. The data collection technique used a questionnaire sheet.
Results: Based on the research results, the description of the level of community compliance in implementing the Covid-19 health protocol shows that almost half of the behavioral compliance of the Covid-19 health protocol in Tanggumong Village, Sampang District, Sampang Regency, showed disobedience of 65 (38.2%).
Conclusion: Various countermeasures have been taken by the government to reduce the serious impact of the corona virus pandemic. One of the efforts to provide a good and broad understanding or knowledge of public knowledge about Covid-19 by complying with health protocols includes keeping a distance/stay away from crowds, washing hands, and wearing masks.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTIVATION AND STUDENT COMPLIANCE IN THE APPLICATION OF CLEAN AND HEALTHY LIVING BEHAVIORS
Authors: Ahmadi Ahmadi , Mawardi Elok Alfiah , Zainuddin Zainuddin 
Published: July 2023

Background: Clean and healthy living behaviors are efforts to improve preventive health to prevent the onset of diseases caused by lack of hygiene, such as diarrhea and scabies.
Objectives: This study aims to determine the relationship between motivation and student compliance in the application of Clean and Healthy Living Behaviors.
Methods: This research method is an analytical survey research with a cross-sectional approach. The sample of this study was 31 students who were in junior high school. Data collection tools using questionnaires and chek lists.
Results: The results of the study found good motivation as much as 74.20%. And the compliance of students with the obedient category was 61.20%. The results of the bivariate analysis showed a p-value of 0.02 and α = 0.05.
Conclusion: The means that there is a relationship between motivation and student compliance in the application of clean and healthy living behavior (p-value 0.02, α = 0.05).