bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH INOVASI EDUKASI GIZI MASYARAKAT BERBASIS SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING TERHADAP PENGETAHUAN, SIKAP, DAN PERILAKU DALAM UPAYA PENCEGAHAN STUNTING
Authors: Simanjuntak Megawati , Yuliati Lilik Noor , Rizkillah Risda , Maulidina Avia 
Published: July 2022

Pandemi Covid-19 menghambat program pencegahan dan pengentasan stunting sehingga dibutuhkan sarana yang mempermudah edukasi gizi di masa pandemi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menguji inovasi edukasi gizi masyarakat berbasis social media marketing pada Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, dan Twitter serta mengukur pengaruhnya terhadap perubahan kognitif, afektif, dan perilaku. Desain penelitian menggunakan pendekatan kuasi eksperimental dengan desain one group pre-test dan post-test. Penelitian dilaksanakan pada Bulan September hingga Desember 2021. Responden berjumlah 89 orang yang tersebar pada lima media sosial. Data dianalisis dengan uji beda paired t-test. Secara keseluruhan untuk semua media sosial, terjadi peningkatan pengetahuan sebesar 13,88 poin, sikap sebesar 2,30 poin dan perilaku sebesar 5,81 poin. Pada ketiga variabel, dengan menjumlahkan delta perubahan, media sosial paling tinggi kenaikannya adalah TikTok (36,75), diikuti dengan Instagram (22,29), Twitter (20,25), Youtube (16,66) dan Facebook (12,61). Berdasarkan uji beda paired t-test, terdapat perbedaan signifikan pada pengetahuan, sikap, dan perilaku. Media sosial yang paling menghasilkan perubahan pengetahuan sasaran adalah TikTok, sedangkan perubahan sikap dan perilaku sasaran paling efektif melalui media sosial Instagram. Implikasi dari penelitian ini adalah hasil temuan dapat digunakan oleh stakeholder untuk melakukan promosi pencegahan dan pengentasan masalah stunting dengan lebih efektif dan berdampak luas.
God’s Goodness, Divine Purpose, and the Meaning of Life
Authors: Koons Jeremy 
Published: July 2022

The divine purpose theory (DPT)—according to which that human life is meaningful to the extent that it fulfills some purpose or plan to which God has directed us—encounters well-known Euthyphro problems. Some theists attempt to avoid these problems by appealing to God’s essential goodness, à la the modified divine command theory (DCT) of Adams and Alston. However, recent criticisms of the modified DCT show its conception of God’s goodness to be incoherent; and these criticisms can be shown to present an analogous set of problems for the DPT. Further, the argument can be extended to any account of meaningfulness according to which the value of what humans do can only be conferred by God. Thus, it would seem that there is no tenable version of the view that meaningfulness is conferred on human life by some act or attitude of God’s.
Does it Matter for CBDC Design? Privacy-Anonymity Preferences from the Side of Hierarchies and Egalitarian Cultural Patterns
Authors: Koziuk Viktor , Ivashuk Yurii 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Evolution of digital money demonstrates that CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency means a digital form of traditional fiat currencies) design is really challenging. While technically possible CBDC solutions are visible, much of institutional aspects are rest to be unsolved. One of the issues is a degree of privacy and anonymity. All historical forms of money had intrinsic property of non-traceability of transactions and only now this feature of non-digital money is recognized as strong institutional advance. At the same time, privacy and anonymity preferences could relate to cultural attitudes. However, money may distort expected logical relations between such patterns like “less hierarchies more privacy-anonymity” or “more egalitarianism less privacy-anonymity”. This potentially means that money may posit extra propensity to privacy-anonymity that is going beyond the cultural attitudes. Basing on the survey, we demonstrate some contradictions in how respondents perceive the preference of functional usability over anonymity of transactions. The same is relevant when cultural patterns are taken into account. It is more likely to find cultural closeness across respondents from different regions than strong determinacy of privacy-anonymity preferences by propensity to hierarchies or egalitarianism. Additionally, we checked hierarchies or egalitarianism attitudes by additional questions and found some mixed results. Also, we found some conformism culture (meaning unstable preferences) and rely it with lack of trust in public institutions. When centralized money are less trusted people faster agree to sacrifice anonymity in the benefits of functionality. The main take away is that it is unlikely to expect the unity of optimal CBDC design across countries. Aside of behavioural distortions, culture still matter and it is likely to expect future variety of digital money from functional usability privacy-anonymity trade-off.
Robust sparse principal component analysis: situation of full sparseness
Authors: Alkan B. Bariş , Ünaldi I. 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is the main method of dimension reduction and data processing when the dataset is of high dimension. Therefore, PCA is a widely used method in almost all scientific fields. Because PCA is a linear combination of the original variables, the interpretation process of the analysis results is often encountered with some difficulties. The approaches proposed for solving these problems are called to as Sparse Principal Component Analysis (SPCA). Sparse approaches are not robust in existence of outliers in the data set. In this study, the performance of the approach proposed by Croux et al. (2013), which combines the advantageous properties of SPCA and Robust Principal Component Analysis (RPCA), will be examined through one real and three artificial datasets in the situation of full sparseness. In the light of the findings, it is recommended to use robust sparse PCA based on projection pursuit in analyzing the data. Another important finding obtained from the study is that the BIC and TPO criteria used in determining lambda are not much superior to each other. We suggest choosing one of these two criteria that give an optimal result.
Fractional Simpson like type inequalities for differentiable s-convex functions
Authors: Kamouche N. , Ghomrani S. , Meftah B. 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
In this paper, based on new identity we establish some new Simpson like type inequalities for functions whose first derivatives are s-convex via Riemann-Liouville fractional integrals. The case where the derivatives are bounded as well as the case where the derivatives satisfy the Hölder condition are also discussed. The obtained results extend some known results and refine another one. Applications of the results are given at the end.
“I didn’t know women could have haemophilia”: A qualitative case study
Authors: Fletcher Simon 
Published: July 2022

Abstract

Introduction
There is a historic but persistent belief in haemophilia care that women do not suffer with the condition, they merely carry and transmit it. However, around 250 women worldwide are known to have factor levels within the severe to moderate haemophilia range (<1 IU/dL to 5 IU/dL), and the true figure may be greater than this. The experience of these women may be the same as or similar to those of men with similar factor levels, but there may be significant differences. What these differences are and what they mean to the women affected are not well understood as their voices are not heard. This case study highlights the issues and experiences of one woman living severe haemophilia.

Methods
A single semi-structured qualitative interview was undertaken to explore the experiences of a young woman who has factor VIII levels of <1 IU/dL. The interview was recorded, transcribed and thematically analysed.

Results
Four interlinked themes were identified: recognition, self-advocacy, identity and access to treatment.

Conclusion
This case study indicates that, despite recent attempts to improve the diagnostic nomenclature, women and girls with haemophilia continue to find it difficult to access similar levels of care to men and boys. As such, they may fail to achieve parity in terms of safety, integrity and wellbeing, and have a reduced quality of life. If women and girls affected by haemophilia are to receive levels of treatment comparable to men, diagnostic criteria need to change further. Focusing on genotype, levels of factor expressed and phenotypical presentation rather than biological sex will acknowledge and validate their experiences, and improve treatment for all people with haemophilia in the future.
Underwater friction-stir welding of a stir-cast AA6061-SiC metal matrix composite: optimization of the process parameters, microstructural characterization, and mechanical properties
Authors: Sabry Ibrahim , Hewidy A.M. 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
It is an underlying fact for the case of the joining process especially welding to have optimized parameters to achieve joints with outstanding mechanical characteristics. In the current article, using stir-cast aluminum-based alloy (Al 6061) is stir-cast with Al 6061/5%wt. silicon carbide, Al 6061/10%wt. silicon carbide, and Al 6061/18%wt. silicon carbide was welded using an underwater friction-stir welding process. Optimum welding parameters [namely, tool rotating speed (N), welding speed (S), and silicon carbide (SiC)] are investigated using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and response surface methodology (RSM) statistical approaches. High ultimate tensile strength and microhardness were set as required characteristics of quality welds. Since there are two responses and two objectives, multiple-criteria decision-making approach—response surface methodology was performed alongside ANOVA. Optimal parameters from these statistical approaches are converged to a tool rotating speed of 1,736.36 rpm, a welding speed of 11.58 mm/min, and a SiC of 16.67%, respectively. For the current inquiry, the computed ultimate tensile strength and microhardness are 984 MPa and 89.9 HV, respectively, and these values are congruent with the findings of effectiveness studies. It is deduced from this study that the optimal parameters are convergent irrespective of the two used techniques for the investigated experimental data.
Experiencing Everyday Otherness: A Study of Southeast Asian Marriage-Migrants in South Korea
Authors: Park Mi Yung 
Published: July 2022

Summary
This study explores the everyday Otherness experienced by Southeast Asian marriage-migrant women in South Korea. South Korea is increasingly ethnically diverse due to the dramatic rise in international marriages between foreign women and Korean men, most of which are facilitated by marriage brokers. Yet little research has been conducted on marriage-migrants’ experiences of communicating with local Koreans. Drawing on data collected through in-depth interviews with five participants from Cambodia and Vietnam, this study focuses on specific factors that cause conflicts between these women and local Koreans in various social contexts, including the household, workplaces, and wider communities, and how the women respond to such conflicts and manage challenging interactions. The participants’ narratives demonstrate the tensions and conflicts they encounter, which can be divided into three categories: the imposition of Korean ways of living, negative stereotyping, and language use. The women describe being perceived as deviating from Korean society’s cultural and linguistic norms and facing pressure to conform to these norms, which sometimes conflict with their own sense of identity. In addition, they experience marginalization through Othering and negative stereotyping in their interactions with Koreans and struggle to develop a sense of belonging to the host society. The results of this study provide implications for second language programs designed for marriage-migrants, which have the potential to enable marriage-migrants to achieve sustainable development in their second language learning and to support their development of multilingual and multicultural identities.
Mediation: Teachers’ Attitudes and Perceptions of Needs at European Universities in the Context of Eu Language Policy
Authors: Kossakowska-Pisarek Sylwia , Siddall Roy , Świerk Malgorzata 
Published: July 2022

Summary
Mediation is a novel concept in language teaching and learning, and the needs and attitudes of language teachers towards it are largely unexplored. This article provides a brief overview of European language policy and discusses the action-oriented approach in the context of this paradigm shift in language learning and teaching. Finally, an exploratory study is presented that examined the needs and attitudes of language teachers from four European universities regarding mediation, as it has been formulated in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) (Council of Europe, 2001) and redefined in the CEFR Companion Volume with New Descriptors (Council of Europe, 2018). The participating teachers were from the language centres of Charles University in the Czech Republic, Vytautas Magnus University in Lithuania, the University of Helsinki in Finland, and the University of Warsaw in Poland. The study survey measured the strength of (dis)agreement of the teachers with 12 statements concerning various aspects of mediation in the context of their teaching practice. These related to understanding what mediation is and its importance, mediating a text, mediating concepts, mediating communication, and mediation strategies. In addition, two open questions concerned the practice of promoting multilingual and intercultural education and the needs of teachers in the area of mediation. Although the vast majority of the 79 participating teachers (91%) agreed that mediation is vital in language learning and teaching, only a third of them claimed that they understood the concept. Furthermore, the findings indicate that some aspects of mediation are more challenging for the teachers to embrace than others and that some fundamental aspects of mediation do not seem to be part of the current teaching practice of all teachers. Overall, the present study confirmed some of the challenges with the implementation of the CEFR into teaching practice at the higher education level.
A Sort of Permanence: Digital Remains and Posthuman Encounters with Death
Authors: Segerstad Ylva Hård af , Bell Jo , Yeshua-Katz Daphna 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Digital remains, in the shape of devices and traces of digital content and interaction stored on the devices them selves and online, left behind by the deceased have come to play important parts in the lives of those who live on. With a posthumanist perspective we explore how user-driven engagement with digital remains are changing and diversifying existing practices related to loss and grieving. The digital remains can be seen to contain the “essence” of the deceased person embodied within the digital device. Based on interviews and observations gathered from the contexts of Israel, the UK and Sweden, we investigate the role of digital remains in bereavement and what implications the eventual obsolescence of these remains might have for continuing bonds. In doing so we seek to increase our understanding of the (post)human encounter with death and the human capabilities of digital remains.
Factors Affecting the Growth of Demand on Carsharing Services Within Smart City
Authors: Popova Yelena , Fesyuk Alexandra 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
The carsharing services have become the necessary component of the life of smart and sustainable city. They meet the numerous requirements put forward by these cities concepts and make life in urban environment cleaner, more comfortable and convenient and better organized. The goal of this research is to determine the factors facilitating the demand for the carsharing services, and on the basis of this analysis to consider the costs structure of these companies. The results are obtained via PLS-SEM analyses implementation in SmartPLS-3.3.7 software. The analysis revealed that such factors as Convenience, Additional Values and Economic (saving factors) have positive impact on growth of demand for carsharing services while New Way of Thinking is insignificant. However, the developed Costs function demonstrate that companies assume the costs of promoting “green” effect of carsharing as important ones. If they reduce these types of costs, it will have positive impact on their efficiency without decrease of demand.
Peran Arsiparis dalam Pengelolaan Otomasi Arsip di Era Digital
Authors: Putri Friska Aldahwa 
Published: July 2022

Arsip mempunyai peranan yang penting bagi setiap organisasi atau institusi. Arsip merupakan suatu dokumen yang disimpan oleh lembaga yang bertanggung jawab dalam mengelola dokumen atau menyelenggarakan program kearsipan. Pengelolaan arsip yang baik bisa menunjang kegiatan administratif berjalan lebih lancar. Perkembangan teknologi yang pesat pada saat ini, serta kemunculan berbagai sistem digital membuat arsip semakin berkembang. Arsip yang disimpan dalam bentuk elektronik dapat berupa gambar, suara, video, tulisan, atau lainnya. Arsip elektronik dapat diolah dalam program komputer, disimpan dalam media penyimpanan data elektronik, dan dapat diakses dengan media elektronik. Hal ini sangat berpengaruh pada orang yang mempunyai profesi di bidang informasi, terutama arsiparis. Tujuan artikel ini untuk mendeskripsikan bagaimana arsiparis mengelola arsip di era digital. Jenis penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif deskriptif dengan metode literature review atau tinjauan pustaka. The Role of Archives in Archive Automation Management in the Digital Age. Archives have an essential role for every organization or institution. An archive is a document kept by an institution responsible for managing documents or organizing an archival program. Good archive management can support administrative activities to run more smoothly. The rapid development of technology at this time and the emergence of various digital systems make archives growing. Archives stored in electronic form can be in the form of images, sounds, videos, writings, or others. Electronic archives can be processed in computer programs, stored in electronic data storage media, and accessed by electronic media. This is very influential on people who have a profession in information, especially archivists. This article aims to describe how archivists manage archives in the digital era. This type of research uses a descriptive qualitative approach with a literature review method or literature review.
The Phenomenon of "Managed Global Competition" and the Interests of Russia: New Competition in the Arctic Region
Authors: Shakleina T. A. , Vodopyanov K G. , Yakovenko I. D. 
Published: July 2022

Introduction. The authors are analyzing a new stage in the formation of 21stcentury world order,characterized by active policy of great powers - the United States, China, Russia, and other major powers. Primary attention is given to the U.S. strategy which the authors define as “governing (programming) strategy” aimed to influence (determine, program) policies and development of Russia and China who are declared to be primary challenges to the United States and their global competitors. The specified activities of the United States are considered in the article on the example of the Arctic region, which is becoming a space of intense competition between leading powers and a number of middle-level countries. Activities of China and Japan are described for better understanding of the situation in the Arctic. The Arctic has vital importance for the Russian Federation, and loss of privileged position can have serious consequences for the status and capabilities of Russia in the world.Materials and methods. The theoretical basis of the study is structural realism. Not only the United States, but also other powers determine the institutional foundations of the emerging order, transforming old and forming new institutions, which is especially important for the Arctic. The methodological basis of the study is systemic approach, comparative and issuehistoric analysis.Research results. Since 2021 the United States have begun a large-scale and multi-level strategy of constructing liberal world order aimed to deter and overplay Russia and China in global influence. In the framework of this strategy the Arctic region is of great importance as future role of the Russian Federation and the PRC to a great extent depends on their status in the Arctic. Discussion and conclusion. The authors worked out new definitions of “world order” and “managed competition” that are essential for understanding contemporary international situation, American global programming strategy, prospects for Russia in world politics and in the Arctic.
Propaganda of Ecological Agenda and New Global Covenant
Authors: Koshmarov M. Yu. , Manoilo A. V. , Trubetskoy A. Yu. 
Published: July 2022

Introduction. The article presents a detailed analysis of scientific research of the last decade in the field of ecology, economy and population of the planet. The object of research is modern universal society. The subject of the research is new values, ideology and communication promoted by the new philosophy of sustainable development. The purpose of the study is to analyze and forecast the development of mankind in the medium and long term (2050 and 2100).Materials and methods. The main analytical material is scientific reports that are in the public domain: People and the Planet of the Royal Society of London (2012), Come On! Capitalism, Short-Termism, Population and the Destruction of the Planet of the Club of Rome (2018), COVID-19.The Great Reset of the Davos WEF 2020. The theses of these works are compared with each other and other studies in this field. The research is carried out by historical, comparative and analytical methods. Analytical data are extrapolated to obtain forecast options within the stated horizon. The results of the study. The obtained research results allow us to make forecasts of the development of the civilization, the processes of globalization and regionalization, and to evaluate options for such development.Conclusion. The results obtained allow us to speak about the new philosophy promoted by global institutions and the resulting new values, ideology, communication and politics. The risks and prospects of the new paradigm for Russia are investigated.