bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Pengaruh Store Atmosphere, Product Quality Dan Service Quality Terhadap Keputusan Pembelian Kopi Bel Medan Johor
Authors: Nasution Ria Hafni , Safina Wan Dian 
Published: September 2022

This study analyzes the effect of store atmosphere, product quality and service quality on purchasing decisions for coffee at Bel Medan Johor. The research method used in this research is descriptive quantitative. This research was conducted at Kopi Bel Jalan Karya Kasih, Medan, Johor. The time of this study began in April 2022 until June 2022. The population in this study were consumers of Kopi Bel Medan Johor, amounting to 1,490 people. The results of this study using the slovin formula, researchers took a sample of 94 consumers of Kopi Bel Jalan Karya Kasih Medan Johor. The analytical method used is the multiple linear regression method using the SPSS program. The results of this study indicate that the value of t-count > t-table (3.766 > 1.29114) and a significant value of 0.000 is less than 0.1, meaning that Store Atmosphere has a significant effect on purchasing decisions for Kopi Bel Jalan Karya Kasih Medan Johor, then Ha1 is accepted. The value of t-count > t-table (9,151 > 1.29114) and a significant value of 0.000 is smaller than 0.1, meaning that the product has a significant effect on purchasing decisions for Kopi Bel Jalan Karya Kasih Medan Johor, then Ha2 is accepted. The value of t-count > t-table (7.987 > 1.29114) and a significant value of 0.000 less than 0.01 means that Service Quality has a significant effect on purchasing decisions for Kopi Bel Jalan Karya Kasih Medan Johor, then Ha3 is accepted. The value of Fcount (142.241) > Ftable (3.098), and a significance value of 0.000 < 0.1, it can be concluded that the fourth hypothesis is accepted, meaning that the Store Atmosphere (X1), Product Quality (X2) and Service Quality (X3) variables have a simultaneous effect ( simultaneous) to the Purchase Decision) (Y). The adjusted coefficient of determination (R Square) is 0.826, this means that 82.6% of the dependent variable can be explained by the independent variable while the rest (100% - 63.9% = 17.4%) is explained by other variables outside the variables studied. .
Keywords: Store Atmosphere, Product Quality, Service Quality, Decision Purchase
Pengaruh Servicescape, Social Media Marketing dan Customer Experience terhadap Minat Berkunjung Kembali (Revisit Intention) pada Objek Wisata Rahayu River Tubing di Kabupaten Kebumen
Authors: Evelyna Feby 
Published: September 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh servicescape, social media marketing dan customer experience terhadap minat berkunjung kembali pada objek wisata Rahayu River Tubing Kabupaten Kebumen. Sampel dalam penelitian ini menggunakan accidental sampling yang terdiri dari 96 responden yang telah mengunjungi Objek Wisata Rahayu River Tubing Kabupaten Kebumen.Teknik analisis data yang digunakan adalah teknik analisis deskriptif dan teknik analisis statistik dan metode pengumpulan data melalui wawancara, daftar pertanyan, dan studi dokumentasi.
Pada hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh servicescape, social media marketing dan customer experience secara serempak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap minat berkunjung dengan nilai Fhitung13,338 > nilai Ftabel2,7. Uji parsial menunjukkan bahwa servicescape berpengaruh positif dan tidak signifikan terhadap minat berkunjung kembali, sedangkan social media marketing dan customer experience secara parsial berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap minat berkunjung kembali.
Nilai AdjustedR Square yang didapat dari hasil pengujian Koefisien Determinan (R2) terhadap minat berkunjung kembali sebesar 0,280 berarti 28% minat berkunjung kembali dapat di jelaskan oleh servicescape, social media marketing dan customer experience. Sedangkan sisanya 72% dapat dijelaskan oleh faktor-faktor lain yang tidak diteliti dalam penelitian ini.
Kata Kunci :Servicescape, Social Media Marketing, Customer Experience,
Minat Berkunjung Kembali
Increased Rate of Fracture Injuries Associated With Alternative Modes of Transportation During COVID-19
Authors: Jiang Sam H. , Davison-Kerwood Max , Gonzalez Mark H. 
Published: September 2022

Objective:
COVID-19 disrupted public transit and led to increased reliance on alternative modes of transportation (AMTs) internationally. This study hypothesizes that public interest and fracture injuries associated with AMTs increased during COVID-19 in the United States.

Methods:
Monthly Google search probabilities and the number of fracture injuries associated with bicycles, scooters, skateboards/longboards, rollerblades, electric bicycles, and electric micromobility vehicles were collected from January 2017 to December 2021. Wilcoxon signed-rank tests were used to assess differences in search probabilities and fracture injuries between 2021, 2020, and 2019. Linear regression was used to study the relationship between search probabilities and number of fracture injuries.

Results:
For bicycles, skateboards/longboards, electric bicycles, and electric micromobility vehicles, search probabilities and fracture injuries were higher in 2021 and 2020 compared with 2019, except for bicycle fractures in 2021 (P < 0.05). For every AMT, except roller skates, search probability had an explanatory effect on fracture injuries (P < 0.001).

Conclusion:
Online interest in AMTs and associated fracture injuries increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. Excess fractures seem to be stabilizing as of December 2021, but online search volumes may be used to inform the allocation of orthopaedic trauma resources during future surges in COVID-19 and other epidemics.
Investigation on non-intelligence factors in mathematics learning of grade seven students
Authors: Lu Jie , Wu Jianhua 
Published: September 2022

Some scholars point out that the growth of students is mainly influenced by intelligence factors and non-intelligence factors, and non-intelligence factors are closely related to intelligence factors. Through the questionnaire survey, the non-intellectual factors of the students' interest, motivation and attitude in mathematics learning were investigated. The results showed that there were significant differences in the level of non-intellectual factors between the low achievers, the high achievers and the potential students. The non-intellectual factors of the high achievers were better than the low achievers. Based on the above research results, specific suggestions and measures are put forward to provide reference for mathematics teaching in primary and secondary schools.
The Reform and Practice of Level-based English Teaching Based on POA
Authors: Sun Feiran 
Published: September 2022

The level-based English teaching has always been a hot issue in the teaching reform. Based on the practice and reform of level-based English teaching in Xi’an Fanyi University, this paper discusses the teaching model which is in line with the students’ actual situation, and takes the theory of POA as a guide. At the same time, it puts forward the strategies to solve the potential problems in order to further optimize the teaching model, meet the demands of students at different levels and improve the quality of college English teaching.
The Effects of Job Insecurity on Employee Voice Behavior
Authors: Feng Xingyu 
Published: September 2022

In this study, we examined the curvilinear relationship between employees insecurity and voice behavior. Meanwhile, we investigated the meditated influence of organization-based self-esteem and felt obligation for constructive change. Results totally supported this framework. Specifically, they include: (1) quantitative job insecurity was associated with promotive voice and prohibitive voice in the inverted U-shaped relationship; (2) qualitative job insecurity was negatively correlated with promotive voice and prohibitive voice; (3) the organization-based self-esteem and the felt obligation for constructive change played a mediated role in the relation of job insecurity and employee voice behavior. Implication and limitations, as well as future directions were discussed by the end.
Advantage and Problem of Online Self-evaluation of Medical Students' Ideological and Political Courses
Authors: Wang Guohong , Wang Kenan 
Published: September 2022

In the process of online education and teaching of Ideological and Political Theory Courses for medical students, carrying out self-evaluation is a beneficial attempt to fully mobilize and give full play to medical students' learning enthusiasm and initiative,and cultivate their subject consciousness, subject ability and subject personality. This paper comprehensively expounds the unique advantages and difficulties of online self-evaluation of Ideological and Political Theory Courses for medical students from two aspects, in view of the advantages, the majority of teachers of Ideological and Political Theory Courses and their related personnel should make full use of the advantages of online self-evaluation, constantly improve the education and teaching effect of Ideological and Political Theory Courses, and cultivate qualified medical and health talents needed by the motherland; At the same time, it is necessary to conduct in-depth and detailed analysis and research on the existing problems, difficulties and challenges, seek the causes of these problems and difficulties, and provide favorable conditions for further putting forward countermeasures to completely solve these problems,then promote the practice and application of self-evaluation methods in the online teaching of Ideological and Political Theory Courses for medical students in general.
Research on the community marketing model of digital agricultural products in China under the global new crown epidemic (COVID-19)
Authors: Ma Xingzhi , Jia Wenfei 
Published: September 2022

With the rapid development of China's digital economy and a new generation of information technology, coupled with the steady promotion of China's Belt and Road and the dual strategy of rural revitalization, has brought new opportunities and development to China's agricultural and rural economy. Especially in recent years, the emergence of innovative digital e-commerce models has brought new challenges to today's agricultural e-commerce, and people are constantly exploring digital business models that meet the requirements of the times and market trends. Based on this, by elaborating the definition of community marketing, analyzing the development trend and advantages of the current digital community marketing model, and putting forward some suggestions to optimize the current digital agricultural products community marketing model outlook, aiming to promote the development of rural revitalization in the new era of China with certain socio-economic significance.
Research On College Students’ Cultural Confidence Education In The New Era
Authors: Xiu Anteng 
Published: September 2022

Cultural confidence means a person believes in his own national culture and it is the spiritual pillar for a person's all-round development. The cultural confidence education is necessary for college students in the new era. This paper reached on the importance of college students' cultural confidence education, and puts forward three problems in college students' cultural confidence education in the new era: the lack of systematic specialty in cultural confidence education content, the lack of diversity and novelty in cultural confidence education forms, and the lack of concerted support in cultural confidence education. This paper provides the solution to the problems in cultural confidence education.
The Artistic Characteristics of Carving and Decoration of Shanshan Guild Hall
Authors: Wang Xinghan , Zhou Na 
Published: September 2022

With the acceleration of urban modernization in China, many historical and cultural relics are facing new challenges. The protection of ancient architecture and culture has become a very important issue in the current urban construction process. The symposium on the research project of the Grand Canal Cultural Heritage Protection Regulations in 2022 was held in Liaocheng. As an important part of the canal culture, the Shanshan Guild Hall is an indispensable key link in the inheritance of the Grand Canal culture. The artistic style, many carving techniques and cultural connotations expressed by it have important historical, cultural and artistic research valued for us. Taking the traditional carving of the Shanshan Guild Hall as the starting point, this paper digs deep into the rich connotation brought by the culture of the Grand Canal from the aspects of carving type, decorative style and theme content, discusses the characteristics of traditional architectural decorative art, and inherits and develops it.
Effects of different tobacco materials on the release characteristics of aroma components
Authors: Zhu Wen , Yan Qunshan , Ni Jiazhi , Peng Rui , Gao Song , Tang Xiangbin , Wei Shuoguo , Liu Liangcai , Wei Pei , Xiong Zhe , Wang Yi , Tong Yuxing 
Published: September 2022

In order to reveal the release characteristics of different tobacco materials, the characteristics of tobacco materials and the release characteristics of smoke were analyzed. This paper studied 17 kinds of tobacco materials, the thermogravimetric analyzer was used to study the thermogravimetric characteristics of the tobacco materials, meanwhile the gas chromatography was used to analysis original aroma composition characteristics of the raw tobacco material, the smoke released from the pyrolysis of tobacco in a fixed bed reactor was also studied. The results showed: ① The elemental composition of different kinds of tobacco materials was similar, but there were significant differences in the volatile content (aroma components), among which the aroma components of tobacco stem were the highest. ②Different categories of tobacco raw materials have different properties of the aroma components. Among them, the nicotine content of roasted tobacco was higher, spice tobacco and tobacco stems mainly contain acid and ketone aroma components. However, burley tobacco and cigar tobacco are distinguished from other types of tobacco by the presence of aromatic substances such as new phytodiene.③ Through the analysis of thermal release characteristics of aroma components of different tobacco raw materials, it was found that the yield of aroma components was positively correlated with the volatile content of tobacco materials. The results of this study clarified the effects of different tobacco raw materials on the release characteristics of aroma components and provided theoretical guidance for the subsequent compound utilization of tobacco.
Calibration Method of Normal Critical Damping Ratio in Particle Discrete Element Rock Model
Authors: Zhu Wen , Zhang Zehua 
Published: September 2022

The calibration of dynamic mesoscopic parameters such as the normal critical damping ratio will directly affect the simulation results when wave velocity dynamic analysis is carried out on the particle discrete element rock model. This paper presents a fast calibration method for the normal critical damping ratio in the particle discrete element model. Firstly, the relationship between the normal critical damping ratio and the model energy attenuation rate is quantitatively analyzed based on the fundamental theory of discrete particle elements and energy conservation law. Then, based on the rock model with determined macroscopic mechanical parameters, the elastic longitudinal wave test is carried out to study the influence of the model energy attenuation rate with a normal critical damping ratio. The theoretical formula is modified according to the numerical results. Finally, the calibration formula of the normal critical damping ratio in the discrete particle element model is given. It is a new method to calibrate the normal critical damping ratio of the discrete particle model quickly and conveniently by using the theory of discrete particle elements and energy. It can provide a reference for constructing an accurate particle discrete element rock model.
<p>Deafness in the developing world: the place of cochlear
implantation</p>
Authors: Tarabichi MB , Todd C , Khan Z , Yang X , Shehzad B , Tarabichi MM 
Published: September 2022

Introduction: This paper attempts to review changes in the lives of
hearing-impaired patients within the developing world, brought about by globalisation
and development. The paper also explores limitations to improved care and addresses the
collective moral responsibility of developed nations. Methods: Analysis of
literature. Results: Within developing nations, large populations have emerged with
a similar pattern of problems, access to information and aspirations as those living in
developed nations. However, marked differences in income have persisted. These trends
have resulted in a relative increase in the proportion of the hearing-impaired
population in need of cochlear implantation, while at the same time restricting their
access to such treatment. Conclusions: The emergence of global markets and media
and a shared sense of destiny amongst the people of this planet should translate into a
concerted, worldwide effort to assist the deaf in developing countries. Much more can be
done within existing resources and frameworks to improve the quality of these peoples’
lives. Published courtesy of:J Laryngol Otol. 2008; 17:1-4.
<p>Causes of childhood deafness in Pukhtoonkhwa Province of Pakistan and the
role of consanguinity</p>
Authors: Sajjad M , Khattak AA , Bunn JE , Mackenzie I 
Published: September 2022

Background: Deafness is the hidden disability of childhood, and leads to poor
educational and employment prospects. There is little published information on deafness
in Pakistan. Profound hearing impairment is more prevalent in countries where
consanguineous marriages are common, such as Pakistan. This study aimed to assess causes
of childhood deafness and association with parental consanguinity, within deaf and
hearing children in the Peshawar district of Pukhtoonkhwa Province, Pakistan.
Methods: One hundred and forty deaf children were identified from two schools for deaf
children within the Peshawar district. These children were assessed via audiology,
otoscopic examination, case note review and parental history, in order to attempt to
ascertain the cause of their deafness. Two hundred and twenty-one attendees at a local
immunisation clinic (taken as representative of the local childhood population) were
also screened for hearing impairment. Parents of both groups of children were assessed
by interview and questionnaire in order to ascertain the mother and father’s family
relationship (i.e., whether cousins or unrelated). Results: Of the 140 deaf school
pupils, 92.1 per cent were profoundly hearing impaired and 7.9 per cent were severely
hearing impaired. All these children had bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. A
possible cause of deafness was identified in only six of these children. Parental
consanguinity (i.e., first or second cousins) was established for 86.4 per cent of deaf
school pupils and 59.7 per cent of immunisation clinic attendees. None of the control
children were identified as having a hearing problem. Conclusion: The prevalence of
parental consanguinity was significantly higher in deaf children compared with
nonhearing impaired children. However, the study also confirmed a high rate of
consanguinity within the general Peshawar community. In this setting, prevention of
consanguineous unions is the only means of reducing levels of congenital hearing
impairment. The current levels of hearing disability represent both a prominent public
health problem and an important, potentially preventable childhood disability.
Published courtesy of:J Laryngol Otol. 2008; 21:1-7
<p>Health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in remote Far
North Queensland: findings of the Paediatric Outreach Service</p>
Authors: Rothstein J , Heazlewood R , Fraser M , Service Paediatric Outreach 
Published: September 2022

Aim: To describe the pattern of disease and other health problems in children
living in remote Far North Queensland (FNQ). Design, Setting and Participants:
Retrospective review of the FNQ Paediatric Outreach Service's Medical Director database
for the period June 2001 to February 2006. Three subpopulations were compared: children
from predominantly Aboriginal communities, predominantly Torres Strait Islander
communities, and other communities. All children referred to the service during the
study period were reviewed. Main Outcome Measures: Number of children seen and
common diagnoses. Results: 3562 children were referred during the study period, and
a total of 3932 diagnoses were made; 56% of the paediatric population of the Aboriginal
communities and 23% of the paediatric population of Torres Strait Islander communities
were seen. Of 40 separate diseases/health problems reviewed, the three most common
reasons for presentation were chronic suppurative otitis media, suspected child abuse
and neglect, and failure to thrive. In the paediatric population of Aboriginal
communities, the prevalence of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder was at least 15/1000
(1.5%), and in Torres Strait Islander children, rheumatic heart disease prevalence was
at least 6/1000 (0.6%). Rheumatic fever rates were among the highest in Australia.
Conclusion: Rates of preventable complex and chronic health problems in Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander children in remote FNQ are alarmingly high. Areas requiring
urgent public health intervention include alcohol-related conditions and rheumatic
fever. Published courtesy of:Med J Aust. 2007; 186: 519-521
<p>Toxic solvents in car paints increase the risk of hearing loss associated
with occupational exposure to moderate noise intensity</p>
Authors: El-Shazly A 
Published: September 2022

Solvents in car paints are a recognised source of occupational toxicity. In
particular, they can cause DNA damage and occupational rhinobronchitis. However, little
is known about their toxic effect in noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) in humans. In
this study, a 160 pure tone audiometric test was performed in workers in two independent
factories to investigate whether toxic solvents in car paints can result in
noise-induced hearing loss in workers exposed to moderate noise levels of less that 85
decibels (dB). It is shown that toxic solvents in car paints increase the risk
associated with moderate noise exposure of less than 85 dB, with levels of NIHL being
similar to those in workers exposed only to loud noises between 92.5 dB and 107 dB.
Tinnitus and spells of dizziness were associated symptoms in all workers with NIHL, and
asthma was an associated disease in workers with NIHL exposed to car paints and moderate
noise simultaneously. These results may indicate that toxic solvents in car paints act
in synergism with moderate noise exposure, damaging the cochlear hair cells. The results
also constitute firm grounds for monitoring the hearing of these workers and adherence
to strict regulations about wearing special gowns and filtered masks during working
hours to protect against this preventable occupational disease. Published Courtesy
of:B-ENT. 2006; 2 (1): 1-5