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Airbnb: what determines a memorable experience?
Authors: Sthapit Erose , Björk Peter , Coudounaris Dafnis N. 
Published: January 2022

PurposeThis paper aims to propose a new model of memorable Airbnb experiences that was tested by examining the effects of the novelty of the experience, experience co-creation, hospitableness and facility service quality on memorable Airbnb experiences. This study also examined the impact of such experiences on hedonic well-being.Design/methodology/approachUsing an online survey questionnaire on Amazon Mechanical Turk, we gathered data from 214 international tourists who stayed in an Airbnb rental property during the three months preceding the time of data collection (November 2020–January 2021).FindingsThis study confirmed that novelty of the experience, experience co-creation, hospitableness and facility service quality are key variables in the formation of tourists’ memorable Airbnb experiences and that the latter further influences tourists’ hedonic well-being.Practical implicationsAirbnb guests should not be viewed as passive agents but as active producers of their own consumption experiences. Airbnb hosts should, thus, be highly involved when their guests want to co-create their experiences by actively interacting with them. For example, hosts should make recommendations for dining and sightseeing.Originality/valueThis study contributed to the existing literature on memorable tourism experiences and Airbnb by furthering the understanding of the antecedents of memorable Airbnb experiences and of the mediating effect of memorable Airbnb experience on hedonic well-being.
Menopause-related medication use among women age 45-75 experiencing incarceration in North Carolina 2015-2016
Authors: Jaffe Elana , Rosen David , Palmquist Aunchalee , Knittel Andrea K. 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
This study aims to estimate the prevalence of individuals receiving hormone therapy for menopause management and the prevalence of underlying conditions that may constrain options for pharmacologic menopause management in the prison context.

Design/methodology/approach
This study reviewed all prescriptions dispensed by the North Carolina Department of Public Safety between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016, for relevance to menopause management. Relevant medications were those either recommended for menopause management or those indicated for management of conditions that may complicate menopause management, as per the 2015 clinical decision-support algorithm tool developed by the North American Menopause Society. Analysis was restricted to women between the ages of 45 and 75.

Findings
Of 1,120 women, a majority (77.8%) were between the ages of 45 and 54. Less than 5% of individuals in this study were prescribed estrogen-containing therapy. The most commonly prescribed medications that may constrain options for menopause treatment were related to hypertension and other cardiovascular disease or mental health conditions.

Research limitations/implications
The retrospective nature of this data set limits the findings, given that researchers did not have access to diagnoses or data on polypharmacy. Still, this study indicates that many women over 45 experiencing incarceration are living with health conditions that may complicate menopause symptom management with hormone therapy. Future research in carceral settings must examine the prevalence of menopause-related symptoms as well as access to and quality of comprehensive menopause management.

Originality/value
There is a paucity of literature around the menopause-related needs of individuals experiencing incarceration. To the best of the authors’ knowledge, no other research has examined prevalence of pharmacologic menopause management among women who are incarcerated.
The effect of social innovation education on sustainability learning outcomes: the roles of intrinsic learning motivation and prosocial motivation
Authors: Wang Hongxin , Jiang Xin , Wu Wenqing , Tang Yuchen 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
The purpose of this study is to reveal the influence mechanism of social innovation education (SIE) on sustainability learning outcomes and analyze the roles of intrinsic learning motivation and prosocial motivation.

Design/methodology/approach
A sample of 322 undergraduates from one higher education institution in Tianjin was used to test the hypotheses.

Findings
This study found that SIE positively affected sustainability learning outcomes, and intrinsic learning motivation mediated the relationship between them. The results showed that prosocial motivation positively moderates the positive effect of SIE on intrinsic learning motivation and the overall mediation model.

Practical implications
The findings have important practical implications for higher education institutions to carry out SIE. Higher education institutions should focus on integrating social innovation and sustainability into top-level design. Furthermore, higher education institutions should focus on stimulating students’ intrinsic learning motivation and cultivating their prosocial motivation.

Originality/value
This study identified the relationship between SIE and sustainability learning outcomes and clarified the influence mechanism of SIE on sustainability learning outcomes. Moreover, this study emphasized the importance of prosocial motivation as a key boundary condition of SIE.
Effects of surface topography on cavitation evolution of liquid film lubricated mechanical seals
Authors: Li Zhen-Tao , Zhou Yangli , Yin Xiaoli , Hao Muming , Meng Dechao , Ren Baojie 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effects of surface topography, including surface roughness, waviness and taper, on the cavitation of liquid film lubricated mechanical seals (LFL-MS).

Design/methodology/approach
A universal governing equation considering cavitation is established, and an equivalent relative density is defined to characterize the cavitation degree. The equation is discretized by the finite volume method and solved by the Gauss–Seidel relaxation scheme.

Findings
Results indicate that both radial length and a circumferential width of the cavitation zone and cavitation degree are affected significantly by the waviness amplitude and taper, but the effect of surface roughness is limited.

Originality/value
Effect mechanism of surface topography on the cavitation of LFL-MS is investigated and cavitation degree is reflected by an equivalent relative density. The results further help to comprehensively explore the cavitation mechanism.
Corporate financial disclosures and the importance of readability
Authors: Smaili Nadia , Gosselin Anne Marie , Le Maux Julien 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
This paper draws on prior studies on the readability of corporate financial disclosures to discuss why readability should be a concern for firms. Guidance and recommendations are offered to help firms improve their financial disclosures.

Design/methodology/approach
The authors base their analysis on the management and accounting literature on readability.

Findings
This paper presents the main causes and consequences of complexity in corporate disclosures and identifies four disclosure writing styles: obfuscation, informativeness, deception and avoidance. This paper suggests that firms concerned about the readability of their communications use a balanced strategy and proposes some practical actions for its implementation.

Originality/value
This paper makes several contributions by offering insights into questions that should be raised by top management and the board of directors, including: Why care about readability? What are the causes and consequences of low readability? What strategies can we adopt and how should we implement them?
Co-production: a source of psychological well-being for consumers?
Authors: Abaidi Ibtissame , Cottet Patrice , Abaidi Jamila 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
This research aims to examine the co-production of a product as a source of psychological well-being for consumers.

Design/methodology/approach
A quantitative experimental study on the theme of cosmetics products was conducted using a sample of 844 women. It comprised three scenarios corresponding to low (finished products), intermediate (products sold in kits) and high (the purchase of cosmetic ingredients) co-production.

Findings
The results show that co-producing an offer is a source of psychological well-being. This effect can be explained by an increase in perceived benefits and perceived value.

Originality/value
The finding of interest for management is the identification of factors that improve individuals’ psychological well-being.
A scientific approach for evaluating extremely caked paper manuscript kept in Al-Azhar Library in Cairo
Authors: Mohamed Walid Shaaban Abdelrasoul , Mohie Mostafa Attia 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
Paper aims to determinate caking paper manuscript cause through studying of the manuscript components, bio-deterioration and physio-chemical deterioration factor. It will facilitate manuscripts and paper conservators to understand paper blocking and caking phenomenon.

Design/methodology/approach
The manuscript condition has been diagnosed by focusing on adhesion and fossilization regions. To achieve this, some methods of analysis and examination were used, such as visual examination, digital microscopy and scanning electron microscope were used to studying surface changes. X-ray diffraction and Fourier transform infrared microscopy were used to determinate of cellulose crystallinity, ink composition and identify the binding medium.

Findings
The results revealed the use of cotton pulp, and calcium carbonate was among the fillers that were used to improve the properties of paper. The crystallization of cellulose was lower in the first and last papers than the papers located in the heart of the manuscript. The most important reasons that led to the papers caking was the presence of fungi A. niger, Cladosporium sp, Chaetomium sp, by secreting some enzymes in combination with some other factors such as difference variation in temperature and moisture.

Originality/value
All deterioration factors participate with each other until rule the damage circle of the papers because one factor alone cannot stick the papers. It was inferred from the examinations and analyzes that were conducted for the samples.
Analysis of garment fit satisfaction and fit preferences of Ethiopian male consumers
Authors: Bizuneh Berihun , Destaw Abrham , Mamo Bizuayehu 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
The purpose of this study is to explore fit problems, satisfaction and preferences of Ethiopian male consumers of ready-made garments (shirt, polo shirt, sweater and khaki and jeans trousers) and highlight the need for a domestic standard garment size chart.

Design/methodology/approach
Using a structured questionnaire, 405 usable responses were collected from consumers in four cities (Bahir Dar, Kombolcha, Dessie and Addis Ababa) based on convenience sampling. Moreover, the pattern-making methods of 12 domestic garment manufacturing companies were investigated. One-way analysis of variance and multivariate analysis of variance were used to examine differences in fit satisfaction with age, body size and shape. Multiple regression was used to test hypotheses.

Findings
The participants were mostly neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with the fit of the garments irrespective of their age, body size and shape. While age was found to be insignificant, apparel sizes worn and body shape were found to be significant predictors of fit type in most garments. It was also found that most of the domestic garment manufacturing companies use the knock-off method for pattern making, which results in a bad fit as the basic garment for the knock-off is constructed based on other countries’ standards.

Originality/value
This study investigates the fit problems and preferences of ready-made garments in the context of consumers in a developing country. Moreover, it has a contribution in considering men’s body shape in the analysis of fit preferences. The results have implications for developing domestic standard garment size charts to improve fit satisfaction.
Solder void size reduction in semiconductor package by vacuum reflow and pressure cure processes
Authors: Yeo Siang Miang , Yow Ho Kwang , Yeoh Keat Hoe 
Published: January 2022

Purpose
Semiconductor packaging industry has in recent years tightened the tolerance criteria for acceptable solder void size in the semiconductor packages due to the high usage in automotive applications. Semiconductor packaging component makers have strengthened the quality of the solder joint and its electrical conductivity by controlling the maximum solder void size reduction from 10-15% to 5% or below over die size. This paper aims to reduce the solder void size to minimum level that current industry could not achieve and introduce a new soldering processes by combining vacuum reflow and pressure cure to effectively reduce solder void.

Design/methodology/approach
This study is using the empirical data collection to prove the feasible in achieve the goal. It is an engineering approach. This research study is even considering sufficient data (>22 units) in each evaluation to represent the actual performance.

Findings
Successfully eliminate all the hollow solder void that current industry claimed as solder void. EDX analysis showed that the compressed solder voids remained in the solder are filled with solid carbon-based substances which could be originated from the trapped flux residues. It is empirical data proven in feasibility stage.

Research limitations/implications
The study is able to produce solder void-less. This method is suitable for high volume manufacturing process also. This may lead a new pave way for industry to resolve solder void problem. The current pressure cure machine could not apply more than 200°C temperature which limits medium and high temperature solder paste or alloy testing. Therefore, only low temperature solder alloy Pb37Sn63 was able to be evaluated.

Originality/value
This study is original and has not been published elsewhere to produce high efficiency product in semiconductor packaging performance in electrical path and heat dissipation. It also improves package reliability due to solder joint used as interconnect in semiconductor packaging.
The effects of early pregnancy loss on health outcomes and health care utilization and costs
Authors: Strumpf Erin C. , Austin Nichole , Lang Ariella , Derksen Shelley , Bolton James , Brownell Marni , Gregory Patricia , Chateau Dan , Heaman Maureen 
Published: January 2022

AbstractObjectiveTo evaluate the effects of early pregnancy loss on subsequent health care use and costs.Data SourcesLinked administrative health databases from Manitoba, Canada.Study DesignThis was a population‐based cohort study. The exposure of interest was first recorded ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage (EPM). Outcomes included visits to all ambulatory care providers, family physicians (FPs), specialists, and hospitals, as well as the costs associated with these visits. We also assessed the impact of EPM on a global measure of health service utilization and the incidence and costs of psychotropic medications.Data Collection/Extraction MethodsWe identified women who experienced their first recorded loss (EPM) from 2003–2012 and created a propensity score model to match these women to women who experienced a live birth, with outcome measures available through 31 December 2014. We used a difference in differences approach with multivariable negative binomial models and generalized estimating equations (GEE) to assess the impact of EPM on the aforementioned health care utilization indicators.Principal FindingsEPM was associated with a short‐term increase in visits to, and costs associated with, certain ambulatory care providers. These findings were driven in large part by increased visits/costs to FPs (rate difference [RD]: $19.92 [95% CI: $16.33, $23.51]) and obstetrician‐gynecologists (OB‐GYNs) (RD $9.41 [95% CI: $8.42, $10.40]) in the year immediately following the loss, excluding care associated with the loss itself. We also detected an increase in hospital stays and costs and a decrease in the use of psychotropic medications relative to matched controls.ConclusionPregnancy loss may lead to subsequent increases in certain types of health care utilization. While the absolute costs associated with post‐EPM care are relatively small, the observed patterns of service utilization are informative for providers and policy makers seeking to support women following a loss.
Towards Statistical Best Practices for Gender and Sex Data
Authors: Thornton Suzanne , Roy Dooti , Parry Stephen , LaLonde Donna , Martinez Wendy , Ellis Renee , Corliss David 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Suzanne Thornton, Dooti Roy, Stephen Parry, Donna LaLonde, Wendy Martinez, Renee Ellis and David Corliss call for a more inclusive – and informative – approach to collecting data on human gender and sex
Trehalose‐6‐phosphate phosphatases are involved in trehalose synthesis and metamorphosis in Bactrocera minax
Authors: Wang Jia , Fan Huan , Li Ying , Zhang Tong‐Fang , Liu Ying‐Hong 
Published: January 2022

AbstractTrehalose is the principal sugar circulating in the hemolymph of insects, and trehalose synthesis is catalyzed by trehalose‐6‐phosphate synthase (TPS) and trehalose‐6‐phosphate phosphatase (TPP). Insect TPS is a fused enzyme containing both TPS domain and TPP domain. Thus, many insects do not possess TPP genes as TPSs have replaced the function of TPPs. However, TPPs are widely distributed across the dipteran insects, while the roles they play remain largely unknown. In this study, 3 TPP genes from notorious dipteran pest Bactrocera minax (BmiTPPB, BmiTPPC1, and BmiTPPC2) were identified and characterized. The different temporal‐spatial expression patterns of 3 BmiTPPs implied that they exert different functions in B. minax. Recombinant BmiTPPs were heterologously expressed in yeast cells, and all purified proteins exhibited enzymatic activities, despite the remarkable disparity in performance between BmiTPPB and BmiTPPCs. RNA interference revealed that all BmiTPPs were successfully downregulated after double‐stranded RNA injection, leading to decreased trehalose content and increased glucose content. Also, suppression of BmiTPPs significantly affected expression of downstream genes and increased the mortality and malformation rate. Collectively, these results indicated that all 3 BmiTPPs in B. minax are involved in trehalose synthesis and metamorphosis. Thus, these genes could be evaluated as insecticidal targets for managing B. minax, and even for other dipteran pests.
Ketamine use in relation to depressive symptoms among high school seniors
Authors: Palamar Joseph J. , Kumar Sakthi , Yang Kevin H. , Han Benjamin H. 
Published: January 2022

AbstractBackground and ObjectivesKetamine is efficacious in treating treatment‐resistant depression in medical settings and the drug was approved for such use by the US Federal Drug Administration in 2019. However, little is known about how use outside of medical settings relates to depression. We determined whether recreational ketamine use, relative to the use of other drugs, is related to the current experience of depression among adolescents.MethodsWe examined data from the 2016 to 2019 Monitoring the Future nationally representative survey of high school seniors in the United States (N = 15,673). We determined how past‐year drug use and frequency of past‐year drug use were associated with students reporting a high level of current depressive symptoms relative to other students.ResultsKetamine use was associated with highest risk for a high level of depression (aPR = 1.55, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.24–1.94), followed by use of cannabis (aPR = 1.29, 95% CI: 1.19–1.39), and nonmedical use of tranquilizers (aPR = 1.22, 95% CI: 1.04–1.44) and amphetamine (aPR = 1.17, 95% CI: 1.01–1.34). Alcohol use was associated with decreased risk (aPR = 0.92, 95% CI: 0.85–0.99). With respect to frequency of past‐year use, more frequent use of ketamine and cannabis was associated with increased risk for a high level of depression in a dose‐response‐like manner, with past‐year use of ketamine and cannabis ≥10 times associated with increased risk for depression by 70% and 40%, respectively.Discussion and ConclusionsPast‐year recreational ketamine use is a risk factor for reporting current depression than most other drugs.Scientific SignificanceThis was the first study to compare the risk of use of various drugs in relation to depression.
Markups and export behavior: Firm‐level evidence from the French food processing industry
Authors: Jafari Yaghoob , Koppenberg Maximilian , Hirsch Stefan , Heckelei Thomas 
Published: January 2022

AbstractThe relationship between a firm's markups and its export behavior is highly relevant to individual firms' strategic decisions as well as to governments' policies regarding competition. We investigate the impact of markups on firms' decisions to export and resulting export intensity in the French food processing industry. Moreover, we assess the effect of entry into and remaining in the export market on firms' markups and evaluate differences in markups between exporters and non‐exporters. Our results suggest that higher markups lead to both increased participation in the export market and greater export intensity. In addition, we find that firms obtain higher markups by entering and remaining in the export market. Finally, our results suggest that exporters generate higher markups, on average, than non‐exporters. Similar results are found when controlling for differences in firms' productivity. Our findings suggest that trade policies designed to increase firms' participation in export markets, such as limits to border restrictions, may counteract domestic competition policies targeted at price–cost margins.
Ageing attitudes and mental health in middle and later adulthood: The buffering effect of education
Authors: Chu Li , Burton Nicola W. , Pachana Nancy A. 
Published: January 2022

AbstractObjectiveNegative attitudes towards ageing have been associated with poor mental well‐being, and protective factors are not well‐understood. This study examined the relationship between ageing attitudes and symptoms of anxiety and depression, and the potential moderating effect of age, and buffering effects of social support, physical activity and education.MethodsThis study used a subsample of 482 adults aged 50+ years from a mail questionnaire study in Brisbane, Australia. Data were analysed using linear regression.ResultsPeople with more positive ageing attitudes reported fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression, with no moderating effect of age. There was a significant interaction between ageing attitudes and education on depression, and a similar trend for anxiety.ConclusionsThis study confirmed the adverse impacts of negative ageing attitudes on mental health and indicated that those with low education may be most vulnerable. This has implications for future research and targeting interventions for mental health promotion.