bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
PEOPLE'S PERCEPTION OF THE SPREADING NEWS HOAX ON RESIDENTS HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN THE VILLAGE PERCUT SEI VILLAGE
Authors: Hasugian Buyung Solihin , Prayoga J. , Elyas Ananda Hadi 
Published: July 2023

ABSTRACT The spread of the corona virus, otherwise known as the covid-19, is growing, as news of its origin (hoax) spreads into the citizen timeline +62. Her comments ranged from netizens' upload that makassar's citizens were positive about corona so that it could be spread by air that is disrupting the media sanity. Not only physical and mental health but also mental health. Our daily activities must also be wholesome and aberrant behavior to be avoided. As with the media, media mental health is something to be respected. Failure to receive and process information from many different time lines can easily lead to disaligned channels, leading to user psychology that may be affected. The long-term objective of this study is to produce and provide information to the public, especially so that news may not be easily swayed. Many people, after hearing false reports, quickly conclude that the news is true. Therefore, the purpose of this study is not to analyze people's perceptions as well as to know how their perceptions in response to and receiving news hoaxes in society. The study also detracts from public perception, especially from people's negative assessments of lies that they often hear and receive. The public will learn to digest the news well by seeking information from other media. As more and more hoaxes, more and more information is revealed. The study will be done in the village office of ponds. The method used was qualitative method, a random selection of sample data sources. Sample data source identification, the proposal is still preliminary and will be developed further by field researchers. The main data-gathering techniques are observation, in-depth interviews, library studies, and a combination of all three or cross-examination. Thus, overcoming the completeness of data while doing research will require planning to examine the validity of the data.Keyword: spread, news, hoax, covid-19
Gold, Silver and Bronze Analysis of Three Fragments of Technical Ceramic from Elsfleth-Hogenkamp, Germany
Authors: Merkel Stephen , Schlotfeldt Saryn , Struckmeyer Katrin 
Published: July 2023

Two crucible fragments were found during recent excavations in levels dated to the Roman imperial period in Elsfleth-Hogenkamp, a site interpreted to be a beach market located at the junction of the Hunte and Weser Rivers with water access to the North Sea. The crucible fragments were discovered in cultural layers dated to the 2nd-3rd centuries AD in an excavation trench placed near the concentration of metalworking debris, copper-alloy objects and casting waste found during terestrial metaldetecting surveys. Near this concentration in southwest part of the site, a fragment of technical ceramic with copper-alloy corrosion products was found as a surface find. These three pieces of technical ceramic were investigated by optical and scanning electron microscopy and compared with five pottery sherds of local manufacture. Evidence of the casting of gold, silver, bronze and copper was found as well as the importation of high quality technical ceramic. This study focuses on the material and technical aspects of the metallurgical ceramics and the results raise further questions on the meaning and organization of metalworking at the site.
Reflection of the principle - a consumer, managing relations (CMR) in the assortment policy of the existing players in the food industry
Authors: Karpenko V. Yu. , Tamova M. Yu. , Dzhum T. A. , Barashkina E. V. 
Published: July 2023

The article presents an overview of customer relationship management approaches. These approaches are associated with CRM and CMR systems. The key aspects in them are personalization and individualization in working with consumers, which provides certain advantages for catering companies, including those in hotels. As such an approach, a direction in the assortment policy is considered - a special menu «AntiJetlag», which is most relevant for the catering service of accommodation facilities. This direction of the assortment policy is analyzed on the basis of the restaurant practice of the leading hotels in Krasnodar. The purpose of the study is to identify ways to form a loyalty system through keeping records of features and consumer wishes, based on innovative solutions related to the guest relationship management system based on the special AntiJetlag menu, based on new forms of service and technological ideas. Research methods: analysis, synthesis, generalization, observation and forecasting. Results and discussion: the article focuses on the fact that it is not enough to sell an assortment position or service to guests. They must be sold correctly, based on the tastes and capabilities of the guests. This is due to the trend of personalization and individualization of the guest, which is fundamental when developing a special menu «AntiJetlag». This is how all guest preferences are clarified, including arrival from which city, time spent in flight, whether there are any contraindications in order to choose a personal diet from the AntiJetlag menu using ingredients that help alleviate jetlag symptoms. Conclusions: in order to provide the guest with the best customer service, individualization is necessary in working with him, which is the basis of a proactive service that contributes to the growth of consumer loyalty and increases the likelihood of him returning to this hotel and restaurant complex again.
Development of grain drink technology based on unsteamed buckwheat
Authors: Kerimova G. M. , Fomenko I. A. , Pivchenko A. R. , Sokolov I. R. 
Published: July 2023

Herbal drinks are products that have already become familiar to supporters of a «dairyfree » diet, vegetarians and people with lactase deficiency. There is a wide range of drinks on the market, among them the most popular types are cereals, legumes, nuts. It is difficult to find a worthy replacement for cow milk due to the specific organoleptic indicators of raw materials, the content of certain components that cause allergies or intolerance when they are used. As a substrate for the research, green buckwheat has been chosen, which does not contain gluten, has a rich biochemical composition and is a hypoallergenic product. Unlike heat-treated cereals, unsteamed cereals retain more functional components in their composition. The article proposes a method for obtaining a lactose-free and glutenfree vegetable drink based on unsteamed buckwheat. The aim of the research is to select the parameters for the production of a grain drink. The rational concentration of the introduced substrate and the dosage of enzyme preparations of maltogenic amylase and α-amylase have been determined. Taking into account the features characteristic of the hydrolysable raw materials, the parameters of enzymatic hydrolysis with a minimum temperature effect and holding time have been proposed. In the research amylolytic enzymes from Novozymes (Denmark) and Sibbiopharm (Russia) have been used to reduce the viscosity of a highstarch substrate, which complicates the technological process of producing a vegetable drink, and to create the desired organoleptic indicators. In the finished drink, the final indicators of the content of protein, fat, reducing substances, dry substances have been detected. The finished product is also a source of soluble dietary fiber, which has a positive effect on the human microbiome.
Evaluation of hydrodynamic flows of cellular fluid in artificially formed continuums of plant material structure
Authors: Sosnin M. D. , Shorstky I. A. 
Published: July 2023

Aim. The aim of the research is to evaluate hydrodynamic flows of cellular fluid in artificially formed channels of the structure of plant materials as a result of exposure to atmospheric spark discharge. The article presents some features of the flow of cellular fluid in artificially formed channels of plant materials after passing an atmospheric spark discharge. Expressions of hydrodynamics of idealized physical models are used to describe them. As a confirmation of the received data, the experimental part has been set.The Methods. The authors consider the case when the initial plant material is pre-treated with a spark discharge; its influence arises a new continuum in the structure of the material in the form of a throughinduced channel. Expressions of intracellular fluid outflow time and pressure power based on Poiseuille's law are given for electrically induced channels. The experimental part of the work includes spark discharge treatment of plant material – carrots cut into discs with a diameter of 24 mm and a thickness of 3 and 9 mm to determine the dependence of the amount of released cellular fluid on the duration of the experiment and the discharge current mode.The Results. It has been established that atmospheric spark discharge treatment contributes to the formation of new continuums in the structure of plant materials. With an increase in the intensity of treatment, the area of the moisture trace from the carrot disk increases and, as a result, the amount of released intracellular fluid. For the sake of clarity of the experiments, graphs of the dependence of the processing intensity on the amount of liquid released have been presented, corresponding expressions given.Conclusion. The obtained experimental data and dependencies will be useful when considering more complex mass transfer processes in capillary-porous bodies using preliminary electrophysical processing.
Variability of wintering oat hoodness under the influence of external environmental conditions
Authors: Kuzenko M. V. 
Published: July 2023

The article presents the results of assessment of varieties and lines of wintering oats cultivated in the soil and climatic conditions of the Republic of Adygea from the competitive variety trial nursery on the content of the husk depending on environmental factors.For comparison, agricultural years of 2017-2018 and 2021-2022 have been taken; they differ in the phase of plant development before leaving for winter and the amount of precipitation in the springsummer period. In the course of the research, generally accepted methods have been used, including «The Guidelines for the Study and Preservation of the World Collection of Barley and Oats» and GOST 10843- 76. A detailed analytical review of climatic conditions in the study period has been given, weather conditions compared with the main phases of plant growth and development, and their influence on lodging resistance and filminess of wintering oats noted. The rates of onset of heading phase and wax ripeness of grain have been analyzed, the difference in the date of their onset by years determined.As a result, data have been obtained on the husk content in oat grain per year with sufficient and excessive moisture, and the group and range of husk content variation determined. It was established that during the research period, the variability of hoodness from agrometeorological conditions was 7-8%, and from varietal characteristics 1-4%. In a year with excess moisture, the percentage of varieties with an average husk content increases, and the number with a low content of it decreases. All varieties and lines of overwintering oats have low and medium grain hoodness. Samples with low and medium content of husk, which keep this economically valuable trait stable and unchanged in years with different amounts of precipitation and are of interest for further breeding work have been selected.
ELEMENTOS DEL CONTROL DE CALIDAD EN LAS AUDITORÍAS
Authors: Pérez Martínez Antonia Estela , Chambers Cuadra Yovany René 
Published: July 2023

La calidad es un elemento clave para obtener auditorías con excelencia y es función y responsabilidad del director ejecutivo, socio o jefe de la unidad de auditoría velar por su cumplimiento, compromiso que puede delegar o ejercer con el apoyo de otro personal con experiencia y conocimientos dentro de la unidad. Para lograr auditorías con calidad los directivos deben tomar en cuenta requerimientos éticos como independencia y objetividad, asignar recursos humanos con preparación técnica y supervisar el proceso de ejecución y presentación de los resultados de las auditorías. Con este ensayo se muestran las normativas y diversos códigos de ética

que respaldan el control de la calidad que debe estar inmersa en todo el proceso de auditoría, con el propósito de que los encargos se realicen tomando en cuenta los requisitos de calidad adecuados para lograr informes de auditoría que permitan de manera oportuna conocer los resultados para la toma de decisiones que agreguen valor a las entidades.
FASES DEL EXAMEN DE INFORMES DE RENDICIÓN DE CUENTAS
Authors: Ortega G. Elmer A. 
Published: July 2023

La Contraloría General de la República, por mandato constitucional, ejerce el control posterior sobre el uso y manejo de fondos y bienes públicos. Uno de los mecanismos utilizados por esta entidad de fiscalización superior para ejercer este control, lo es el examen a los informes de rendición de cuentas. Antes del 2020, la CGR realizaba evaluaciones a los informes de rendición de cuentas recibidos y comunicaba a las entidades las observaciones a los mismos; no obstante, no se examinaba en propiedad dichos informes. A finales del 2020, se aprobó el Reglamento de Rendición, Examen y Finiquito de Cuentas de los Agentes y Empleados de Manejo, el cual es la base para que las entidades presenten los informes de rendición de cuentas que serán objeto de examen. Posteriormente, mediante la Resolución Número1810-2020-DNMySC de 14 diciembre de 2020, se creó la Subdirección Nacional de Rendición de Cuentas, la cual fue adscrita a la Dirección Nacional de Fiscalización General, quien es la unidad operativa encargada de realizar el examen a los informes de rendición de cuentas recibidos en la CGR. El examen de cuentas se realiza mediante las fases de planificación, ejecución y presentación de resultados Con este ensayo describimos los pasos a seguir por el fiscalizador para llevar a cabo dichas fases.
Health-Promoting Lifestyle Behaviors Among Jordanian University Students
Authors: Al-Matalka Shaden Khalil , Nazzal Mohammad , Jaber Ala'A F. , Oteir Alaa , Abu-Alim Mariam 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/21/2023
University students’ lifestyle behaviors may change for the better or worse as a result of several factors in their lives. Studying these behaviors would provide effective interventions to improve the lifestyle and health promotion of university students.
Primary Author and Speaker: Shaden Khalil Al-Matalka
Additional Authors and Speakers: Mohammad Nazzal, Ala'A F. Jaber
Contributing Authors: Shaden Khalil Al-Matalka, Mohammad Nazzal, Ala'A F. Jaber, Alaa Oteir, Mariam Abu-Alim
Impact of Raising Children With Rare Diseases on the Family: A Mixed-Methods Study
Authors: Lim Yoonjeong 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/21/2023
This mixed-methods study investigated the impact of raising children with a rare disease on the family. The findings support an evidence-based approach to improve well-being and family functioning of the families in the field of OT.
Primary Author and Speaker: Yoonjeong Lim
Predictors of School Participation Among Children and Youth with Craniofacial Microsomia and Childhood-Onset Disabilities
Authors: Kaelin Vera C , Anaby Dana , Werler Martha M , Khetani Mary Alunkal 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/21/2023
Our research revealed that the number of caregiver strategies intensified the impact of environmental support on participation attendance in school occupations among children and youth with craniofacial microsomia and childhood-onset disabilities.
Primary Author and Speaker: Vera C Kaelin
Contributing Authors: Dana Anaby, Martha M Werler, Mary Alunkal Khetani
Assessing the Benefits of Establishing OT Services in a Orthopedic Hospital Where Only Physical Therapy Services Are Currently Provided
Authors: Schnell Jared , Wentz Stacy 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/21/2023
This process improvement project aimed to determine how OT may potentially benefit an acute care orthopedic hospital that currently provides only PT services. Functional screening tools were used to obtain scores to determine deficits in activities of daily living.
Primary Author and Speaker: Jared Schnell
Additional Authors and Speakers: Stacy Wentz
Investigation of the Reliability of Light & Sound Accessibility Measurements in iOS Devices
Authors: Drake Mason A. D. , Aktar Sayeda Farzana , Smith Roger O. 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/21/2023
Light and sound measurements were collected to determine whether accessibility results varied across devices as a result of new hardware. The results displayed differences in the data and indicated that algorithms in apps need to be adjusted to account for this.
Primary Author and Speaker: Mason A. D. Drake
Additional Authors and Speakers: Roger O. Smith
Contributing Authors: Sayeda Farzana Aktar
Association Between Positive Social Contexts & Social Participation Among Children With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Authors: Jeong Yoo Gyeong , Keum Hyojin , Kwak Bokyeong , Kim Jihyun , Park Sangmi , Hong Ickpyo 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/21/2023
We found that positive social relationship and support were important to improve social participation of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). OTs would need to provide emotional support programs for children with ADHD to promote their social activities.
Primary Author and Speaker: Yoo Gyeong Jeong
Contributing Authors: Hyojin Keum, Bokyeong Kwak, Jihyun Kim, Sangmi Park, Ickpyo Hong
Understanding the Microaggressions Experienced by Students of Color From Their White Professors in OT Programs
Authors: Frommer Sara , Pierre Jacquelyn , Santomo Geena , Pineda Corrine , Artiles Jackeline , Knis-Matthews Laurie 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
Students of color have long experienced microaggressions from White professors in their higher academic programs, yet research exploring this topic in OT programs is limited. This qualitative study explored the perceptions of microaggressions experienced by five OT students of color taught by predominantly White female professors. It is hoped that the voices of these five participants will continue the conversation about diversity, equity, and inclusion in OT programs across the United States.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sara Frommer
Additional Authors and Speakers: Jacquelyn Pierre, Geena Santomo, Corrine Pineda, Jackeline Artiles, Laurie Knis-Matthews
Role of Social Support in Participating in Mobility- & Cognitively Demanding Activities Poststroke
Authors: Anthony Melissa , Baum Carolyn , Nicholas Marjorie , Dagli Chaitali , Connor Lisa 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
This study explores how social support mediates the relationship between an individual’s abilities and their participation. Results indicate that social support is a mediator for people with aphasia to participate in cognitively demanding activities.
Primary Author and Speaker: Melissa Anthony
Additional Authors and Speakers: Lisa Connor
Contributing Authors: Carolyn Baum, Marjorie Nicholas, Chaitali Dagli
Better Than a Paid Vacation: OTs’ Contribution to Interdisciplinary Hospice Teams
Authors: Baumeister Sarah , Moore Cary 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
OTs’ role in end-of-life care is misunderstood and underutilized. This qualitative descriptive analysis explores how OTs contribute to interdisciplinary hospice teams in a thematic analysis of interviews with nurses and social workers on hospice teams that employ OTs. The findings from this study can be used to advocate for more OT positions on interdisciplinary hospice teams.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah Baumeister
Contributing Authors: Cary Moore
Role of OT in Aging-in-Place Initiatives
Authors: O’Hagan Colleen , Kashiwa Amy , Tomlin George , Plouviez Seira , Chan Lauren , Beck Danielle 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
This presentation will present evidence for OT-led falls prevention programs to support community-dwelling older adults aging in place. Established programs, multifactorial approaches, and funding options for implementation will be discussed. The authors’ intended context for application is a rural nonprofit Village-to-Village model community.
Primary Author and Speaker: Colleen O'Hagan
Additional Authors and Speakers: Seira Plouviez, Lauren Chan, Danielle Beck
Contributing Authors: Amy Kashiwa, George Tomlin
Promoting Culturally Responsive Mentoring Among OT Students From Historically Marginalized Groups
Authors: Carr Shanteria , Njelesani Janet 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
Mentoring provides guidance for students during their academic and professional journeys. This study’s results offer recommendations to OT faculty and institutions to promote culturally responsive mentoring for OT students from historically marginalized groups.
Primary Author and Speaker: Shanteria Carr
Additional Authors and Speakers: Janet Njelesani
Supporting Educators With OT Self-Regulation Resources for Kindergarten to Eighth-Grade Students to Increase Their Successful Participation in the Classroom
Authors: Youngblood Abreigh , Crawford Joy 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
This project explores the understanding that educators have in regard to self-regulation’s effect on children in kindergarten through eighth-grade classrooms and gauges what resources are needed to develop further understanding and promote use of self-regulation techniques.
Primary Author and Speaker: Abreigh Youngblood
Contributing Authors: Joy Crawford
Autobiographical Memory Functions of Healthy Older Adults & Their Associations With Self-Rated Health
Authors: Kim Inhye , Shin Jiwon , An Hyunseo , Park Sangmi 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
Autobiographical memory function is categorized into three types according to the purpose of recalling personal episodic memories. We found a negative association between autobiographical memory function and self-rated health of healthy older adults.
Primary Author and Speaker: Inhye Kim
Additional Authors and Speakers: Hyunseo An, Sangmi Park
Contributing Authors: Jiwon Shin
Older Adults’ Perceptions of Transitional Driving Planning & Their Informational Needs
Authors: Gibbs Debra , Barnickel Caitlin , Dyduch Anna , Kita Katie , Metzger Natalie , Rauch Katherine 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
This poster highlights current literature and results of a study regarding older adults’ perceptions of transitional driving planning. Themes from the study and roles for providers are explored, such as resource development, education, and advocacy roles.
Primary Author and Speaker: Debra Gibbs
Additional Authors and Speakers: Caitlin Barnickel, Anna Dyduch, Katie Kita, Natalie Metzger, Katherine Rauch
Cultivating Well-Being & Connectedness: A University-Based Therapeutic Sensory Garden Study
Authors: Delbert Theresa , Stepansky Kasey E. , Bucey Janet 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Date Presented 04/22/2023
The impact of a university therapeutic sensory garden on quality of life, sense of well-being, and community among university students was investigated. Quality of life was defined as encompassing physical, mental, and social health and well-being. Results indicated a positive association between time spent in nature and impact on mental health and well-being for improved quality of life. In addition, being in nature contributed to a sense of connection to a common good beyond just the self.
Primary Author and Speaker: Theresa Delbert
Additional Authors and Speakers: Kasey E. Stepansky, Janet Bucey