bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Roh Kudus, Napas Sang Rentan dan Marginal
Authors: Verdino Timotius 
Published: April 2022

Abstrak: Tulisan ini merupakan sebuah konstruksi teologi kontekstual mengenai orang miskin di Indonesia dalam situasi Pandemi Covid-19. Saya akan memulai tulisan ini dengan menampilkan situasi kemiskinan dan ketidakadilan yang dialami orang miskin di Indonesia selama Pandemi Covid-19. Kemudian, saya akan membahas tinjauan biblis mengenai kehendak Allah akan keadilan bagi orang miskin dan juga perspektif teologi pembebasan tentang kemiskinan oleh Aloysius Pieris. Setelah itu, saya akan mendialogkan pandangan biblis dan teologis tersebut dengan Yohanes 20:22. Pada akhirnya, tulisan ini akan ditutup dengan konstruksi teologi kontekstual tentang Roh Kudus, sebagai napas sang rentan dan marginal yang memperjuangkan keadilan dalam situasi pandemi Covid-19.

Abstract: This article is a contextual theology regarding the poor in Indonesia in the Covid-19 Pandemic situation. I will start this paper by presenting the poverty situation and poor people’s experience of injustice in Indonesia during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Then, I will discuss the biblical review of God's will for justice for the poor and discuss the perspective of liberation theology on poverty by Aloysius Pieris. After that, both discussions will be placed in the conversation with John 20:22. In the end, this paper will conclude a contextual theological construction of the Holy Spirit, as the breath of the vulnerable and the marginalized people who seek for justice in the Covid-19 Pandemic situation.
Penggunaan Metode DNA Jemaat Kevin Graham Ford dalam Analisis Identitas Jemaat GKJ Joglo
Authors: Hartati Marya Sri , Purwanto Lazarus 
Published: April 2022

Abstrak: Tulisan ini hendak memaparkan proses pencarian DNA GKJ Joglo dengan menggunakan teori DNA jemaat Kevin Graham Ford. Penelitian ini didasarkan pada kesadaran bahwa penting bagi sebuah jemaat untuk menemukan DNA-nya, sebab DNA itulah yang menggerakkan seluruh kehidupan berjemaat, bahkan melebihi rumusan visinya. Dengan metode penelitian kualitatif, tulisan ini akan memulai pembahasan dari pemaparan tentang teori DNA jemaat, proses pencarian, dan hasil penelitian. Diharapkan melalui temuan DNA ini, jemaat dapat mencapai pemahaman yang utuh dan mendalam tentang dirinya di tengah konteks lokalnya yang konkret. Lalu dari sana ia dapat mentransformasi diri untuk semakin menjadi sebuah komunitas iman yang kehadiran dan pelayanannya bermakna dan berdampak bagi masyarakat luas.

Abstract: This article is about to display the DNA search process of GKJ Joglo by using DNA theory of Kevin Graham Ford congregation. This research is based on the realization that it is important for a church to find its DNA, which is why DNA is moving the whole life of the congregation, even exceeding the formulation of its vision. With qualitative research methods, this paper will start a discussion: the Church's DNA theory, search process, and research results. Hopefully through the findings of this DNA, the congregation can achieve a complete and profound understanding of itself in the midst of a concrete local context. Then from there he can transform himself to become a community of faith whose presence and service is meaningful and impactful to the wider community.
Fenomena Christian Prince dan Ustaz Charis Bangun Samudra
Authors: Wilar Abraham Silo 
Published: April 2022

Abstract
The phenomenon of Christian Prince and Ustaz Charis Bangun Samudra has generated a specific image of the profiles as the defenders of the faith as the constructed image of the two that is popularly and publicly known. This article investigates the image with a multidisciplinary methodology to show the multiple images that are communicated by the phenomenon. This article addresses revivalism of religious apologetic of both communities, religious phobia, Christianophobia, and Islamophobia in the communities to argue that the image cannot be justified theologically since it contradicts the religious ethics of the theological approach employed in this article.

Keywords: Construction, Image, Multi-discipline, Apologetics, and Religious Phobia
Abstrak
Fenomena Christian Prince dan Ustaz Charis Bangun Samudra membentuk suatu konstruksi citra yang sangat spesifik bagi masing-masing tokoh tersebut. Konstruksi citra tersebut adalah Pembela Kebenaran Iman (PKI). Tulisan ini menginvestigasi citra tersebut dengan menggunakan suatu pendekatan multidisiplin. Dengan menggunakan pendekatan tersebut, tulisan ini berargumen bahwa citra Pembela Kebenaran Iman (PKI) tersebut bukan satu-satunya hal yang dikomunikasikan oleh fenomena tersebut. Masih banyak citra lain yang muncul dari fenomena tersebut. Dengan argumen tersebut, lebih lanjut, saya mengajukan tesis bahwa citra Pembela Kebenaran Iman tersebut tidak dapat dibenarkan secara teologis karena bertentangan dengan prinsip religious ethics yang ada di dalam pendekatan teologi yang digunakan oleh artikel ini. Artikel ini mendeskripsikan revivalisme apologetika relijius di komunitas Kristen dan Islam, dan religious phobia, yaitu, Islamophobia dan Christianophobia, sebagai konten utama dari fenomena tersebut dan yang memperlihatkan persoalan teologis dari citra tersebut.
Kata-kata Kunci: konstruksi, citra, multi-disiplin, apologetika, dan religious phobia.
A Study of Lifelong Education for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities at the University Level
Authors: Maebara Kazuaki , Fujii Yoshihiro , Tanimura Kazunori , Suzuki Toru , Takeda Atsushi 
Published: April 2022

Background: In recent years, there has been growing interest in developing lifelong education for persons with disabilities at universities and other institutions of higher learning. However, there is still a lack of practical research on people with intellectual disabilities who participate in lifelong education.
Objective: This study analyzes the experiences of participants with intellectual disabilities obtained from the practice of the Lifelong Education Program for Persons with Disabilities (AULEPP). It discusses perspectives for the future development of lifelong education.
Methods: Eleven persons with intellectual disabilities who participated in the AULEPP from October 2021 to February 2022 were included in the study. Three surveys were administered to these participants before and after the AULEPP and for each lecture.
Results: The average number of participants in each lecture was 5.2, and four participants attended more than eight lectures. Qualitative analysis of the survey results revealed that participants acquired new knowledge, expressed the need for continuous learning, and proposed new questions. The lectures helped them recognize changes in their perspectives on daily life and society. Most of the lectures were conducted online, but there were no negative comments about this modality.
Conclusions: The study revealed the need to create opportunities for participants to find meaning in lectures, the effectiveness of online media, and the role of lifelong college education in the community. It is necessary to investigate the transferability of these results to urban areas and explore outcome measures and program content to build an evidence-based lifelong learning program.
Do patterns of insect mortality in temperate and tropical zones have broader implications for insect ecology and pest management?
Authors: Pinto José R. L. , Fernandes Odair A. , Higley Leon G. , Peterson Robert K. D. 
Published: April 2022

BackgroundUnderstanding how biotic and abiotic factors affect insect mortality is crucial for both fundamental knowledge of population ecology and for successful pest management. However, because these factors are difficult to quantify and interpret, patterns and dynamics of insect mortality remain unclear, especially comparative mortality across climate zones. Life table analysis provides robust information for quantifying population mortality and population parameters.MethodsIn this study, we estimated cause-of-death probabilities and irreplaceable mortality (the portion of mortality that cannot be replaced by another cause or combination of causes) using a Multiple Decrement Life Table (MDLT) analysis of 268 insect life tables from 107 peer-reviewed journal articles. In particular, we analyzed insect mortality between temperate and tropical climate zones.ResultsSurprisingly, our results suggest that non-natural enemy factors (abiotic) were the major source of insect mortality in both temperate and tropical zones. In addition, we observed that irreplaceable mortality from predators in tropical zones was 3.7-fold greater than in temperate zones. In contrast, irreplaceable mortality from parasitoids and pathogens was low and not different between temperate and tropical zones. Surprisingly, we did not observe differences in natural enemy and non-natural enemy factors based on whether the insect species was native or non-native. We suggest that characterizing predation should be a high priority in tropical conditions. Furthermore, because mortality from parasitoids was low in both tropical and temperate zones, this mortality needs to be better understood, especially as it relates to biological control and integrated pest management.
Managerial Performance in Indonesia: A Bibliography Study
Authors: Sambaka Niki Suci , Lindrianasari . , Komalasari Agrianti 
Published: April 2022

Aims: This study aims to describe the development of research on managerial performance and to find out what can affect managerial performance in Indonesia.
Study Design: The method used in this research is the charting the field and analyzing the community methods.
Place and Duration of Study: Sample: The sample of this research is 34 articles on managerial performance taken from 18 accredited journals with a period of 20 years (2002 to 2021).
Methodology: This study classifies articles based on research topics, research methods, and research analysis models.
Results: In this study, researchers analyzed 34 articles discussing managerial performance in Indonesia published by 18 accredited journals in Indonesia classified based on research topics, research methods, and research analysis models. Based on the research, the highest sample number of research articles on managerial performance in Indonesia is published by the Accounting Journal (e-JA) Tarumanegara University.
Conclusion: Research topics widely discussed from managerial performance articles published in 18 nationally accredited journals are other topics from managerial performance. These topics use intervening and moderating variables in their research, around 58.82% (20 articles). During the 20 year research period, the most dominant research method used by researchers in Indonesia to examine managerial performance is the survey method, around 94.12% (32 articles) with questionnaires distaibuted either in person or via email. Meanwhile, research using other analytical and literature review methods is only 2.94%. The research analysis model widely used to examine managerial performance in Indonesia is Structural Equation Model (SEM) about 32.35% (11 articles). It is hoped that researchers can increase the number of research samples for further research. Another limitation is the limitation of researchers in analyzing articles using only simple software, namely Microsoft Excel, so that further research is expected to develop research with a more up-to-date approach. Further research is also expected to use more literature review methods which are still rarely done by previous researchers
Investigating Teachers’ Awareness of Gifted Children and Resource Accessibility for their Learning in Tanzania
Authors: Paschal Mahona J. 
Published: April 2022

Background: Gifted Children are among learners who have potentials to show a higher performance in comparison with other students in term of skills.
Objectives: This study investigates teachers’ awareness of gifted children and availability of learning resources to meet learning needs of children identified as gifted in public primary schools in Tanzania taking a case of Tabora municipality. The study was guided by the following objectives. To determine the level of teachers’ awareness of gifted children among pupils in government primary school in Tabora. To explore the role of teachers trained in special education in government primary school in Tanzania. To examine strategies used by teachers in teaching gifted children in government primary schools in Tabora.
Materials and Methods: The study employed mixed paradigms. A number of 50 teachers were involved in the study. The study adopted cross-sectional survey methods designs. Data was collected by using questionnaires and interview. Research instruments were piloted validated and reliable; the result showed a C alpha equal to 0.81 which is establishing that research tools are reliable and acceptable to be used in the study. Purposive sampling techniques were used in this study where in-depth interviews were employed. The data were analysed thematically based on the study objective.
Results: results shows that the level of Teachers’ awareness of gifted children and the availability of learning resources among pupils in government primary schools in Tanzania is low. Furthermore, results from the field revealed that trained teachers play a significant role in the education of gifted children in school contexts; some of their role is to develop teaching and learning resources, creating a warm and conducive classroom, providing guidance and counselling to the learners. The findings of this study show that the most and well known strategy that teachers use to teach gifted children in primary schools was grouping strategy, enrolling gifted children in to the upper class, use supplementary reading sources to teach the gifted children in their classes, as well as individualizing teaching strategy in their instructions
Conclusion: Findings revealed that majority of teachers have insufficient awareness about gifted children in public primary schools in Tanzania. The study suggest that in order to develop a clear awareness of gifted children in public primary schools, teachers should be trained in order to teach gifted learners. Professional development for teachers about gifted education should be conducted frequently. Moreover, to enhance effective learning, a teacher requires to significantly recognize with learners’ concerns and try to understand things from the learner’s perspective and choose the suitable way of instruction.
Anopheles gambiae Larval Development and Toxicity’s Reduction of Conventional Agriculture Insecticides in the Laboratory Conditions
Authors: Tsila Henri Gabriel , Meyabeme Elono Alvine Larissa , Akono Ntonga Patrick , Tchuinkam Timoléon , Mbida Mpoame 
Published: April 2022

Background: Vector control of Malaria is mainly made by using impregnated bed nets and insecticides pulverizations indoor or/and outdoor. Besides, appearance and development of resistance’s phenomenon among mosquito populations to insecticides, constitute a significant obstacle this fighting.
Aims: To highlighting a neutralization phenomenon of three insecticides (methyl-parathion, dimethoate and cypermethrin) during development of the Anopheles gambiae s.s. larvae.
Methodology: Two setups followed one after the other were designed. In setup 1, four concentrations (with four replicates each) were freshly prepared and independently received a first batch of 100 first instars An. gambiae s.s. After emergence of adults from this first batch, the same test media were simply filtered and received a second batch of first instars larvae to make setup 2. Three endpoints were measured in this study: the duration of larval phase, the larval mortality, and the size of adults.
Results: The development duration and mortality of larvae decreased significantly at setup 2 with cypermethrin and methyl-parathion. Thus, the duration of larval stage decreased from 10.18 days at setup 1 to 7.84 days at setup 2 for 0.010 µg/l (highest concentration) with cypermethrin and from 10.20 days at setup 1 to 8.27 days at setup 2 for 0.144 µg/l (highest concentration) with methyl-parathion. The larval mortality dropped from 79.32 % at setup 1 to 12.00 % at setup 2 for the highest concentration of cypermethrin and from 76.42 % at setup 1 to 12.50 % at setup 2 for the highest concentration of methyl-parathion. While adults size significantly increased in setup 2. For males, wing’s length increased from 3.28 mm at setup 1 to 3.49 mm at setup 2 for the highest concentration of cypermethrin, from 3.31 mm at setup 1 to 3.49 mm at setup 2 for the highest concentration of methyl-parathion. In female, wing’s length increased from 3.52 mm at setup 1 to 3.68 mm at setup 2 for the highest concentration of cypermethrin, from 3.49 mm at setup 1 to 3.68 mm at setup 2 for the highest concentration of methyl-parathion.
Conclusion: This work shows that mosquito larvae, especially An. gambiae are able to modify breeding medium to improve its fitness during their development.
Prevalence of Overnutrition using Body Mass Index in Comparison with Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis among Children and Adolescents in Benin, Nigeria
Authors: Sylvester Oriaifo , O. Abiodun, Philip , Oyovwikigho Atimati, Anthony , Damian Nwaneri, 
Published: April 2022

Aim: To compare the prevalence of overweight and obesity among school children in Egor Local Government Area (LGA) using body mass index (BMI) and bioelectricial impedance analysis (BIA) and determine the ability of body mass index (BMI) to predict body fat mass as measured by bioelectricial impedance analysis (BIA).
Study Design: This was a cross sectional study conducted in Egor Local Government Area of Edo State of Nigeria with1067 children aged 6-18 years recruited from private and public schools. Body mass index was calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters while Body fat was estimated by BIA using a Tanita scale.
Place and Duration of Study: The study took place in selected private and public primary/secondary schools in Egor LGA of Edo State. The study was conducted over a three-month period from October to December 2017.
Methodology: Using multi-stage sampling technique,1067 children aged 6-18 years were recruited from private and public schools in Egor Local Government Area in Benin City, Nigeria. Body fat was estimated by BIA using a Tanita scale, whereas BMI was calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters. Data was analyzed using SPSS version 21.
Results: A total of 1067 pupils consisting of 538 (50.4%) males and 529 (49.6%) females were recruited. The overall prevalence of overnutrition by BMI, 13.4% (overweight 9.6% and obesity 3.8%) was comparable to that by BIA which was 12.4% (overweight 5.4% and obesity 6.9%). BMI showed a strong positive correlation with fat mass, and fat mass index especially in females (0.917, 0.907, p < 0.000).
Conclusion: The prevalence of overnutrition using BMI and BIA was comparable. The prevalence of obesity is however underestimated with BMI.
Influence of Zinc and Spacing on Growth and Yield Traits of Groundnut (Arachis hypogea L.)
Authors: Santhosh Kumar Basineni , Umesha C. 
Published: April 2022

During Summer (zaid) of 2021, the current study conducted at CRF (Crop Research Farm, Department of Agronomy, SHUATS, Prayagraj, (U.P). The experiment used a RBD (Randomized Block Design) with 3 replications. There are 9 treatments used, each with distinct levels of spacing and Zinc applied. The agricultural field was found to be uniformly sandy loam with neutral pH (7.4). The treatments consisted of Zinc levels at 10 kg/ha, 12.5 kg/ha and 15 kg/ha and spacing at 25 × 10, 30 × 10 and 35 × 10 whose effect is observed in Groundnut (Var – K6). The treatment 6 with (Zn 15 kg/ha + 30×10) recorded significantly maximum in plant height (40.36 cm), number of nodules/plant (49.43), plant dry weight (21.88 g). The treatment 6 with (Zn 15 kg/ha + 30×10) also recorded significantly higher in yield attributes viz., pods/pant (27.72), kernels/pod (1.92) and seed index (100 seed weight) (39.21 g), pod yield (2773.30 kg/ha), seed yield (1494.67 kg/ha), Haulm yield (5907.67 kg/ha), harvest index (20.18%), oil content (48.26%). The treatment 6 with (Zn 15 kg/ha + 30×10) also recorded significantly the maximum cost of cultivation (50,449.50 INR/ha), gross return (119218.55 INR/ha), net return (68769.05 INR/ha) and B: C ratio (1.36).
Risk Factors Associated with Occupational Injuries Among Motor Vehicle Repair Workers: A Case Study of Kigandaini Juakali Sector Thika, Kenya
Authors: Njoroge Harrison Chege , Odongo Alfred Owino , Karenga Samuel M. , Maureen Koech J. , Willy Kipyegon 
Published: April 2022

Aim: The study aimed to determine the associated factors for occupational injuries at Kigandaini Juakali sector, Thika town, Kenya
Method: An occupational injury refers to a physical injury that a worker encounters while working, they include body cuts, burns, body punctures, and body abrasions. An analytical cross-sectional study design was applied. A stratified random sampling method was applied to recruit 260 respondents. Both qualitative and quantitative techniques of data collection were applied, whereby a semi-structured questionnaire, KII, and FGDs were used to collect data. To enhance data quality, Cronbach’s alpha was applied for quantitative data while word cloud was used for qualitative data. Chi-square and logistic regression were applied to determine the degree of association between occupational injuries and associated risk factors.
Results: The annual prevalence rate of work-related injuries was (43.5%) and (39.8%) for the past two weeks. Body cuts at 78.8% were the most reported injuries. PPEs in suitable working condition (OR=39, 95%CI=12.73-119.66), whether PPEs were worn properly (OR=59, 95%CI=16.94-209.84), provision of occupational health and safety information (OR=2.5, 95%CI=1.23-5.28), Use of PPEs (OR=8.1, 95%CI=0.037-0.42), presence of safety information boards(OR=3, 95%CI=1.08-8.08) reduced the odds of work-related injuries while poor working condition (OR=2.5, 95%CI=0.19-0.85) increased the odds of having a work-related injury.
Conclusion: The study reported a high prevalence of occupational injuries among motor vehicle repair workers. Poor working conditions increased the odds of having an occupational injury while the provision of occupational safety information, presence of safety boards, proper wearing of protective gears, use of full protective gears, use of protective gears in good working condition, and good perception on mandatory use PPEs reduced the odds of having an occupational injury. There is need to safeguard the necessary safety measure which will result to a safer working environment.