bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Street Literacy as an Effort to Improve Healthy Behavior of Street Teenagers: Is it effective?
Authors: Chairani Reni , Palestin Bondan , Netty Elya 
Published: April 2022

Background: Street teenagers are one of the groups vulnerable to health problems. It is evident from basic health research that smoking behavior has started since the age of 10 years, with 13.4% of adolescents having used cigarettes regularly every day and 9.63% of adolescents already familiar with alcohol. Street teenagers with all their limitations are required to help the family's economy and must be willing to share time between work and study or play in accordance with their developmental tasks. If this is allowed, then Indonesia will lose so many potential young generations in the future. Street literacy by providing reading sources about health for street teenagers and mentoring is expected to increase the enthusiasm of street teenagers to care about their health, so that the adaptive behavior of teenagers can increase. Objective: This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of street literacy on increasing healthy behavior in an effort to prevent the health problems of street teenagers. Methods: This research is a quasi-experimental with a pretest and posttest with one group design. The research was conducted by implementing street literacy activities for three months starting July-September 2021. The sample of this research was 60 street teenagers, from the Akur Kurnia halfway house in Jakarta and the Ahmad Dahlan halfway house in Yogyakarta. The research variable is the independent variable: street literacy which is oriented to cognitive and behavioral development, while the dependent variable is the behavior of street teenagers towards preventing teenager health problems which includes knowledge, attitudes, and skills or actions of street youth towards health prevention. Data analysis in this study used the paired sample test. Result: the application of street literacy can increase the knowledge (p=0.000), attitudes (p=0.000) and skills (p=0.000) of street teenagers in health prevention. Conclusion: street literacy is effective in improving the health behavior of street teenagers.
Keywords: Street literacy, street teenagers, health behavior
Efektivitas Penggunaan Macromedia Flash pada Perkuliahan Jarak Jauh Sistematika Tumbuhan Rendah Pendidikan Biologi FKIP Universitas Riau Tahun 2021
Authors: Sayuti Irda , Mahadi Imam , Darmawati Darmawati , Nursal Nursal , Harlis Harlis 
Published: April 2022

The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of using macromedia flash in the distance lectures for students of the Biology Education Study Program, FKIP University of Riau in 2021. This media application was applied to learning low-level plant systematics (STR) courses. The research was conducted at the Biology Education Study Program, FKIP Riau University, in the even semester of 2021. The object of the research was 35 students of Class A lectures on low-level plant systematics. The research was conducted using the classroom action method, namely applying macromedia flash learning media. The lecture period is divided into 2 rounds where the first round is learning without using macromedia flash media and the second round using macromedia flash. The indicators set in the form of student learning outcomes during lectures and student responses to the use of macromedia flash. The conclusion of the study is that the use of macromedia flash can improve student learning outcomes with an effectiveness ratio of 83% and is considered effective in terms of learning outcomes. Student responses to the application of macromedia flash media are classified as good with a percentage of 79.91%.
Key words: Macromedia flash, Low Plant Systematics, Effectiveness

Abstrak. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui efektivitas Penggunaan macromedia flash pada perkuliahan jarak jauh mahasiswa Program Studi Pendidikan biologi FKIP Univeristas Riau tahun 2021. Aplikasi media ini diterapkan pada pembelajaran mata kuliah sistematika tumbuhan tingkat rendah (STR). Penelitian dilakukan di program studi pendidikan biologi FKIP Universitas Riau pada semester genap tahun 2021. Objek penelitian adalah mahasiswa Kelas A oerkuliahan sistematika tumbuhan tingkat rendah sebanyak 35 orang. Penelitian dilakukan dengan metode tindakan kelas yaitu menerapkan media pembelajaran macromedia flash. Masa perkuliahan dibagi dalam 2 putaran dimana putaran pertama adalah pembelajaran tanpa penggunaan media macromedia flash dan putaran kedua dengan menggunakan macromedia flash. Indikator yang ditetapkan berupa hasil belajar mahasiswa selama perkuliahan serta respon mahasiswa terhadap penggunaan macromedia flash.. Kesimpulan dari Penelitian diketahui bahwa penggunaan macromedia flash dapat meningkatkan hasil belajar mahasiswa dengan rasio efektivitas 83% dan tergolong efektif dari segi hasil pembelajaran. Respon mahasiswa terhadap penerapan media macromedia flash tergolong baik dengan presentase 79.91%.
Kata kunci: Macromedia flash, Sistematika Tumbuhan Rendah, Efektivitas
Serpent Intertexts: Tantalizing Twists in the Tales
Authors: PHILLIPS ELAINE A. 
Published: April 2022

AbstractIntertextuality as an approach to biblical studies has received considerable attention and varied responses. Because the foundation of the enterprise is the almost limitless potential in interrelated texts, the complexity both of definition and of process is daunting. At the same time, the pursuit through this complexity yields a renewed appreciation for the richness of the biblical text in its wider cultural contexts. Tracking the serpent through the wealth of intertextual connections in the Hebrew Bible illustrates the ongoing infusion of ideas and development of interconnections. The approach does not presume the loss of the authoritative Center but acknowledges that divine Authorship does not preclude a plurality of voices as the canonical text is produced and interpreted.
Implications of Paul's "One Flesh" Concept for His Understanding of the Nature of Man
Authors: SON S. AARON 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
Closely related to his σῶμα concept, Paul's view of the sexual union as "one flesh (body)" has significant implications not only for his understanding of the nature of man but also of the relationship between Christ and the church. Paul derives this concept from Gen 2:24 and uses it as the biblical basis for his argument, explicitly in 1 Cor 6:12–20; Eph 5:21–33; and implicitly in 1 Cor 7:10–16. In this article, I examine these and other related passages to determine whether and in what respect Paul understands man as a corporate being.
Garnishing with the "Greater Righteousness": The Disciple's Relationship to the Law (Matthew 5:17–20)
Authors: CHARLES J. DARYL 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
As seen from the perspective of Matthew's Gospel, the nature of Christian discipleship requires self-attestation through good works and a conspicuous lifestyle. Hence it is necessary to underscore the importance of Christian ethics and the character of bona fide righteousness. The ethical tenor of much of the material in Matthew can be understood against the background of the Jewish-Christian community's becoming increasingly Gentile-Christian as well as the early church's relationship to first-century Judaism. What is striking is the degree to which the halakah advanced by Jesus himself appears to stand in continuity with the OT. The "greater righteousness" called for by Jesus does not stand in juxtaposition to the ethical standard enunciated in the law and the prophets. Rather, it is to be understood against the ethical deficiencies of contemporary establishment religion.
Peripheral territories: Imagining common worlds differently
Authors: Engels- Schwarzpaul A.-Chr. 
Published: April 2022

At the beginning of spatial struggle is separation: perception of what is in, or outside of, one’s body, one’s house, kin, neighbourhood, and polity. We all have vague or even detailed ideas of that separation—but this we often goes unnoticed, the very notion that performs the very separation we imagine. For instance, we tend to associate a territory with a nation-state and a homogenous population, while a periphery appears to lack connection and substance. Marking territory along these associations is challenging after forty years of global neoliberal politics, resulting in the displacement of millions of people and austere biopolitical measures. Against this backdrop, this paper explores the politics of place and mobility, exemplified by two case studies, one in the Mediterranean and the other in the Pacific, to raise an urgent contemporary question: how can we negotiate between the freedom of movement, on the one hand, and the protection of Indigenous land rights and self-determination, on the other?
Reconstruction of multimodal aesthetic critical discourse analysis framework
Authors: Mei Dong 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
The paper starts with a theoretical discussion of the possible introduction of aesthetic linguistics into the research field of multimodal critical discourse analysis for analysing tourist news of two modalities: visual and text. Thanks to the successful stories of analysis concerning aesthetic linguistics, systemic functional grammar and visual grammar; first, a framework of multimodal aesthetic critical discourse analysis is carefully redesigned based on multimodal aesthetic critical discourse analysis framework of version 1, originally designed for the same purpose. Then, the validity of the reconstructed framework is verified via analysing a piece of Shannxi tourist news with it. The result indicated that the multimodal aesthetic critical discourse analysis framework re-designed in this paper is of practical significance and can be applied to the analysis of news of multiple modalities.
Amulets, Gaming Pieces, Toys or Offerings? Thoughts on Animal Figurines and Funerary Practices in the Late Bronze Age Aegean
Authors: Phialon Laetitia 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
The assemblage of four cones (ivory, stone) and an astragalus marked with dots from Katsambas in Crete is so far the best evidence of gaming pieces uncovered in an Aegean tomb of the Late Bronze Age. A small faience animal associated with the same burial, that of a child, attracted however little attention, and raises the question whether it may be added as a possible game piece to this set. Although this holed piece was certainly used as a personal ornament or amulet, this paper gives the opportunity to review the functions of small faience, stone and ivory animal figurines in the Aegean, especially the couchant ones. It also introduces the notion of chance and fate linked to playing on the basis of cross-cultural comparisons in the Eastern Mediterranean. Additionally, the hypothesis that small standing terracotta quadrupeds may have initially served as toys before having functioned as votive or funerary offerings in Aegean cult places and tombs is further explored. Special interest is shown on Mycenaean funerary assemblages from Prosymna in the Argolid and Perati in Attica featuring small terracotta animals and cone shells, inasmuch as these objects may be seen as potential toys and gaming pieces.
Pavement Designs and Game Boards from Public Spaces of Ancient Athens: A Review Across the Board
Authors: Carè Barbara 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
The paper aims to offer significant new additions to the record of pavements designs known from archaeological contexts in the ancient Mediterranean, giving an overview of the patterns carved on marble steeps and floors in public spaces of ancient Athens. Given the problematic interpretation of carved outlines in ancient public spaces, the contribution focuses on features and locations of these patterns in the attempt to provide identification of actual game boards, contextualize them and propose their plausible chronological setting. The need to more fully understand the social and cultural dimension of play in ancient societies is now crucial to archaeological research; this paper is also offered as a contribution to approaching that understanding.
The Knucklebone and the Goose: Playing and Jeopardy for the Boy of Lilaia
Authors: Ignatiadou Despina , Papaikonomou Irini-Despina , Poupaki Irini 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
A particularly beautiful marble statue of a boy, a dedication unearthed in Lilaia, Phokis, and on display in the National Archaeological Museum, Athens, is an opportunity for us to explore the connection between the boys’ games and the jeopardy in their outcome. Both the expression on the boy’s face and the way he holds an astragal and a goose demand multiple levels of reading. These are related to the intent of the dedication in the first place, the identification of the games requiring an astragal or involving a goose, as well as to the choice of these specific playthings for the particular imagery. Why is he holding a single astragal, and in such a particular way? Why is the goose included in the picture, and what species of Anatidae is this? The apparent originality of the motif and of the work, in comparison with other well-known Hellenistic representations in stone or terracotta, dictated our research into the milieu of artistic and symbolic quests of that period, and also a reflection on the choice of the artist to designate a child as the owner of the playthings within a particular spatial and temporal context, perhaps associated with healing frοm a life-threatening fever.
Corporate Tax Aggressiveness and Corporate Investment Expenditure in Nigeria and Ghana
Authors: Osegbue Ifeanyi Francis , Obasi John Ogbonnia , John-Akamelu Chitom Racheal , Nwoye Chizoba Mary 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
This paper analyzes the effect of cash flow from corporate tax aggressiveness on corporate investment expenditure in Nigeria and Ghana from 2010 to 2017. The sampled outcome is measured by estimating pooled ordinary least squares, as well as random and fixed effects models. The study uses dynamic models to draw significance because it corrects for endogeneity, cross-sectional dependence, serial correlation, and heteroscedasticity by including instruments that are uncorrelated with the regressors in the underlying routine during estimation. The corporate tax aggressiveness indicators are tax saving, effective tax rate, book-tax difference, and temporary tax difference - with firm size as the control variable. Findings, among others, reveal that tax aggressiveness has a statistically significant influence on corporate investment expenditure in both countries. This provides evidence that tax aggressiveness is positive and that its coefficients are statistically significant to the tax aggressiveness variables; in particular, tax saving and effective tax rate maintained consistent positive and statistically significant relationships to corporate investment expenditure across all model specifications. In other words, an increase in tax saving and effective tax rate boost the total and new investment expenditure in both countries. Other findings show that a large difference between income reported on financial statements and income reported on tax return reduces corporate total and new investment expenditure in both countries. Furthermore, a proportionate increase in investment maintenance expenditure occurs when a book-tax gap changes in Nigeria. This is because managers reduce taxable income in order to increase investment maintenance expenditure. For the control variables, firm size boosts corporate investment expenditure in both countries.
Integrated Reporting and Firm Value in the Nigerian and South African Oil and Gas Sector
Authors: Nwoye Chizoba Mary , Egbunike Patrick Amaechi , Osegbue Ifeanyi Francis 
Published: April 2022

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This paper evaluates the effect of integrated reporting on the firm value of oil and gas companies comparing the two biggest economies in Africa from 2015 to 2018. The study used Tobin’s Q ratio as a proxy to firm value, while integrated reporting was broken down into five capitals of integrated reporting: intellectual capital, human capital, natural capital, social/responsibility capital, and financial capital. Preliminary analyses were conducted, such as descriptive statistics and correlation matrix. In analyzing the data, the study adopted the panel multiple regression method to identify the possible effect of integrated reporting on the firm value of oil and gas companies in Nigeria and South Africa using the Hausman test to choose between fixed and random effects. The result shows that integrated reporting has a significant positive effect on firm values in South Africa and Nigeria. We, therefore, recommend that integrated reporting in Nigeria should be used as a mandatory reporting system because this will encourage stakeholder understanding, instead of trying to source sustainability reports after examining financial statements.
An Innovative Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing Framework for Asset Price Forecasting Based on Islamic Finance: A Case Study of the Saudi Stock Market
Authors: Katterbauer Klemens , Moschetta Philippe 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
Artificial intelligence has transformed the forecasting of stock prices and the evaluation of companies. Novel techniques, allowing the real-time processing of large amounts of data, have enabled the use of data on various external factors to improve the forecasting of the company’s value and stock price. Although conventional approaches solely focus on the use of quantitative data, history has shown that news announcements and statements may significantly affect the performance of the stock value of companies. We present an innovative framework for integrating a nonlinear autoregressive network with a natural language processing approach to analyze stock price movements and forecast stock prices. The framework analyzes and processes the company’s financial statements, determining indicative factors and transforming them into categorical parameters which are then integrated into a nonlinear autoregressive network to estimate and forecast the company’s stock price. The analysis of several Saudi companies listed in the Tadawul index affirms the improved estimation of the stock price and the possibility of a more precise prediction of long-term stock price evolution.
‘Three Subsistences … One Substance’: the Doctrine of the Trinity in the Second London Confession
Authors: Weaver Steve 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
This article examines the doctrine of the Trinity taught in the Second London Confession of Faith of 1677. It begins by examining a trinitarian controversy among the Particular Baptists of England in the mid-seventeenth century. After outlining the doctrinal deviations of Thomas Collier, the article proceeds to describe some of the responses to Collier from the Particular Baptist community. In many ways the Second London Confession can be seen as a response to Collier. The article also explores the theology of Hercules Collins, a signatory of the Second London Confession, in contrast to the doctrinal deviations of Collier. The article shows that the Particular Baptists continued in the orthodox Christian tradition of the Apostles, Nicene, and Chalcedonian Creeds. They adopted the Reformed confessional language of the Westminster Confession of 1646 and the Savoy Declaration of 1658 while at the same time not fearing to adjust the language in accordance with their orthodox commitments.
Numerical Study of Effect of Trim on Performance of 12500DWT Cargo Ship Using Ranse Method
Authors: Chuan Tran Quoc , Phuong Nguyen Kim , Tu Tran Ngoc , Van Quan Mai , Anh Nguyen Duy , Le Tat-Hien 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
This paper deals with the results of studying the effect of trim on the performance of series cargo ship 12500DWT in full scale at two operating conditions by using the RANSE method. The Body Force Propeller method is used to simulate a rotating propeller behind the ship. The numerical predicted results at the ballast condition were verified and validated with sea trial data. The ship’s engine power curves for different trim conditions at two operating conditions were carried out to produce a data source to evaluate the effect of trim on the performance of the 12500DWT cargo ship. The results indicate that if the ship operates under optimum trim conditions, this can decrease the ship’s engine power in a range from 2.5 to 4.5% depending on different loading conditions and ship speeds. Finally, the paper also provides detailed differences in flow around the ship due to trim variation to explain the physical phenomenon of changing ship performance.
Heave Plates with Holes for Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
Authors: Ciba Ewelina , Dymarski Paweł , Grygorowicz Mirosław 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
The paper presents an innovative solution which is heave plates with holes. The long-known heave plates are designed to damp the heave motion of platforms. They are most often used for Spar platforms. The growing interest in this type of platform as supporting structures for offshore wind turbines makes it necessary to look for new solutions. Based on the available literature and the authors’ own research, it was concluded that the main element responsible for the damping of heave plates is not so much the surface of the plate, but its edge. Therefore, it was decided to investigate the effect of the holes in heave plates on their damping coefficient. Model tests and CFD calculations were performed for three different structures: a smooth cylinder, a cylinder with heave plates with a diameter of 1.4 times the diameter of the cylinder, and a cylinder with the same plate, in which 24 holes were cut (Fig. 1). Free Decay Tests (FDT) were used to determine the damping coefficient and the natural period of heave, and then the values obtained were compared. The full and punched heave-plate designs were also tested with regular waves of different periods to obtain amplitude characteristics. The results obtained are not unequivocal, as a complex motion appears here; however, it is possible to clearly define the area in which the damping of a plate with holes is greater than that of a full plate.