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Description of Parent Caring Practices in Stunting Children During the Covid-19 Pandemic Period in Working Area of Public Health Center Penimbung, West Lombok District

Eka Adithia Pratiwi, Baiq Nurul Hidayati, Rias Pratiwi Safitri, Fitri Romadonika
Indonesia is estimated to be in the top three countries with a high prevalence of stunting with an average of 37.2% short and very short children under five in 2018 (Riskesdas). One of the causes of stunting is the factor of parenting. Currently, Indonesia is experiencing a drastic economic decline due...

The Current Situation and Strategies for Educating Young People in the Values of the Rule of Law

Zhiguo Cheng
The education of young people in the values of the rule of law is an important element of national ideological education, which is not only conducive to fostering the development of young people as future qualified citizens, but also conducive to the establishment of a State governed by the rule of law,...

The Effectiveness of Dasa Wisma Empowerment on Stunting Prevention Behavior with The Approach of Inter Professional Collaboration in Puskesmas Karanganom Klaten

Sri Mulyanti, Athanasia Budi Astuti
Stunting is still a health problem for infants and children in Indonesia. The 2018 Basic Health Research show that the incidence of stunting still reaches 29.9% and ranks in the top 10 worldwide. One of the districts with a fairly high stunting rate is Klaten. Aim of this study is knowing the effectiveness...
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From "AIIB" to "the Belt and Road": the New Reform and Opening-up and "Top-down Design" under the Background of “New Normal” --- Based on the Gradient Theory and the Theory of Comparative

Jie Gao, Yun-long Ding
The purpose of this paper attempts to use the gradient theory and comparative advantage theory to analyze the AIIB and “the Belt and Road” strategy, to prove that these are the best strategic choice under the background of Chinese economic “new normal”. The paper performs a comparative analysis based...

Research on the construction strategy of double-qualified team in vocational education colleges

Lei Qiu, Xuezhi Zhang, Dawei Hao
The realization of talent training objectives in vocational education colleges is inseparable from the support of the construction of "double-qualified" teachers. Colleges should strengthen the cultivation of "double-qualified" teachers in the construction of teaching staff, make full efforts in top-level...

The Secret to Enhance Innovativeness in Digital Industry

Ardi, Kezia Arya Nanda
The effects of leadership styles on organizational performance are still arguable due to the inconsistencies. Many researchers analysed the direct and indirect relationships with antecedents’ variables of organizational performance. However, organizations sometimes fail to achieve their organizational...

Exploring the Transformation Strategies of Servitization: Cases of Large Manufacturing Firms in Taiwan

Hung-Chia Lin, Wen-Hong Chiu, Chien-Yu Lin, Shieh-Liang Chen
This study proposes value-added servitization strategies, differentiation servitization, expansion servitization, and integration servitization based on the depth and breadth of servitization. This study selects 58 domestic manufacturers among the top 100 Taiwanese manufacturers as subjects and collects...

On the Construction of the Quality Assurance System for the Teaching of Advertising Majors in Colleges and Universities

Jian Xu
As more and more enterprises realize the importance of advertising to the information dissemination of enterprises, the demand for advertising talents is increasing. Many colleges and universities offer advertising major. However, some advertising graduates in the employment process, such as theoretical...

Linguistic Status of Markedness and Its Defining Criteria

Jianhong Yang
The article first addresses the theoretical prerequisites, and then conceptualizes markedness itself by exhibiting different linguistic concepts of markedness, finally, it elucidates the divergent criteria to define markedness, which produces a valid, feasible basis and theoretical rationale for the...

Application of Project Progress Management Based on Building Information Modeling

Jixue Zou*, Haoqiang Wang, Yu Lei
Project schedule management is a significant link in the process of project construction. Because of the low efficiency of traditional project schedule management, it brings great loss to the national economy and social investment. Therefore, it is imperative to find a more effective project schedule...

Reformulation of Legal Policy to Support Indonesia’s Online Gaming Industry Sector

Rizki Ramadani, Andika Prawira Buana, Mohammad Arief, Nurazizah Maharani
Indonesia’s online gaming sector is now the 16th largest in the world, with revenues of IDR 24.88 trillion, or 2.19% of the total national GDP. Indonesia is even expected to be among the top five worldwide online gaming markets in 2030, with a value of US$ 4.3 billion. However, local game creators only...

How Corporate Emphasis on Competitive Culture Impacts Employee Satisfaction: Evidence From China

Chuyao Zhang
Job satisfaction is a critical component of overall well-being. Therefore, this study investigates the relationship between competitive culture and employee satisfaction in China. By employing textual analysis to quantify competitive culture and deriving employee satisfaction data from the ‘China’s Top...

Leveraging Industry 4.0 in Supply Chain Quality Management for Sustainable Performance

Kevin Nguyen, An Duong Thi Bình, Dung Truong Quang, Irfan Ulhaq, Nhi Tran Ngoc Lan, Lan Anh Pham, Huy Truong Quang
This study investigates the role of Supply Chain Quality Management 4.0 (SCQM4.0), the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies with supply chain and quality management practices to enhance economic, environmental, and social sustainability. Focusing on Vietnam’s garment industry, the research provides...

Study on the Importance of Ground Training in Dance Basic Skills

Nuowa Wu
In the process of professional training for dancers, ground training helps dancers to achieve a beautiful body shape, elegant temperament, improve their professional ability and body shape. Relatively speaking, the Chinese classical dance requires relatively higher basic skills, the body flexibility...

Construction of Quality Assurance System for Engineering Specialty Based on Professional Certification

Xingfu Zhang, Abin Yang, Xiaojun Ma, Chunjiang Li
At present, China is a high engineering education country. In order to achieve the connotative development of higher engineering education, improve the quality of education, professional certification is carried out in institutions of higher learning, which will comprehensively promote the reform of...

Exploration and Practice of Sustainable Development in “Innovation Training” for STEM University Students: a Case Study of the Electronics and Information Engineering Major

Zixuan Yang
To establish a comprehensive sustainable development model for the “innovation training” that is suitable for STEM university students, this article explores how our university’s Electronics and Information Engineering program, through top-level design and the cultivation of innovative concepts, integrates...
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Study of axial stress distribution on the buried-pipeline in longwall coal mining

Guoming Cheng, Kunyuan Wang, Peiyong He, Li Cui
Taking one coal mine in Shanxi section of the west-east gas pipeline as case study, numerical modeling was adopted to study the axial stress distribution on the buried-pipeline in longwall mining. The stress distribution of the simulated pipeline coincides with the monitoring results. The results revealed...
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Number Simulation and Optimization of Air Distribution in a Data Room

Huifen Zou, Yu Rong
With the rapid development of communication industry, many kinds of severs are displayed in the data center today. Their different power consumptions lead to different heat diffusion. The decorate position of air conditioning units have sever effects on the air distribution and the operation of all kinds...

Curriculum Ideological and Political Design Based on Outcome-Based Education

--Take the Course Essentials of Cultural Brokers as An Example

Chao Liu
The course Essentials of Cultural Brokers is a professional elective course for the cultural industry management major, which is aimed at training managers and operators for the development of cultural markets (such as the the film and television industry) in the future. Taking an overview of the present,...

Forecasts on Best Investment Portfolio for Healthcare Companies Based on ARIMA and GARCH Models

He Gong, Rei Hong, Zhuoran Li
Healthcare stocks have increased due to the testing and treatment costs and many other factors caused by the COVID-19 pandemic since 2020. This paper constructs portfolios to minimize the risk and maximize the returns of healthcare stocks. Moreover, to enhance the performance of the initial portfolio,...
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Analysis of Former Athlete Coaching Model in Indonesia: A preliminary study

Nuryadi Nuryadi, Yusuf Hidayat, Dian Budiana, Jajat Darajat K Negara
Post-athlete careers are a phenomenon that attracts public attention, not only in terms of success but also in terms of failure of former athletes in living the life of retirement from the status of athletes. This preliminary study aims to look at the post-athlete career coaching model. The research...

The Branding of Indonesian Woman Leader in Instagram: A Case Study of Khofifah Indar Parawansa as a Candidate of East Java Governor

Nurul Fitri Hapsari
Instagram is now considered as a good media for politicians to brand themselves attractively with greater impact. Nevertheless, it is still assumed to be not easy for woman leader to compete with man leader at political arena since patriarchal ideology has made women often considered as the second sex...
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Research on Application of Slotting Innovation Repair OF Partition Wall Based on Box Shell Structure

Yiqing Peng
With the development of modern building technology, light partition wall has been widely used in the field of building internal partition wall because of its construction convenience and economy. However, the traditional slotting and repairing methods often cause damage to the structural strength of...

Military Vocational Education in Military Academies Based on SWOT Analysis Developing Strategic Research

Yuan Li, Tongjun Wang, Shirong Gang
With the proposal of a New Trinity military personnel training system, military vocational education has become a hot issue for military educators. This paper uses SWOT, a classical management analysis tool, to analyze the advantages, disadvantages, opportunities and threats of military vocational education...

Conceptual Model for Digital Startup Policy to Accelerate the Success Rate in Indonesia

Sonny Hendra Sudaryana, Budisantoso Wirjodirdjo, Agus Windharto
Indonesia is currently one of the top five countries with the highest number of digital startups and increasing company valuations. The digital economy is largely driven by the startup ecosystem, which contributed approximately 5.7% in 2021 and is projected to reach 18% in 2030. However, the success...

Social Network, Business Risk and Company Failure

Wen Zhao, Huihui Zhao
This paper uses the unbalanced panel data of SMEs from 2010 to 2019, combined with the fixed effects model, uses top ten shareholders of the company to measure the centrality of the social network, and empirically analyzes the role of SMEs’ business risk on company failure, and the moderating role of...

The Influence of the Two “Speeches” on Contemporary Shaanxi Literary Creation

Yani Li
Mao Zedong’s “Speech at the Yan’an Forum on Literature and Art” in 1942 and Xi Jinping’s “Speech at the Forum on Literature and Art” (hereinafter referred to as the two “Speeches”) in 2014 are two glorious Marxist literature and art theoretical guidance documents. Under the illumination of the spirit...

The Influence of Ownership Concentration of GEM Listed Companies on Corporate Performance

Suyan Chen
This paper selected 267 listed companies on the GEM market from 2014 to 2016 as a research object, with a total of 801 samples to discuss the impact of ownership concentration on corporate performance. The results show that the proportion of the top ten shareholders of GEM listed companies and the number...
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Analysis of the Influence of Umbrella Anchors on the Effectiveness of Micropile Reinforcement in Channel Slopes

Xiyuan Wang, Xianzhen Cao, Xi Wang, Yilin He, Yong Xiong
The construction of micropiles is convenient, but the slip resistance is limited and the deformation control ability is insufficient, and the use of umbrella anchors and slip-resistant piles joint reinforcement is the solution. In order to study the enhancement effect of umbrella anchors on the reinforcing...

MobileNetV2-Based Approaches for Plant Disease Detection: A Systematic Review

Vijaya Krishna Tela, Priyanka Gupta, Pirla Khagesh, P. Sarvesh, Chinchilapu Adharsh, Guzzarlapudi Prince Nihal
Control and early intervention with crop diseases is a serious issue in contemporary agriculture, which directly affects food security in the world and livelihoods of farmers. This paper will encapsulate developments in the field of detecting plant diseases and will show that MobileNetV2 is decisively...

E-Service Quality at the First Movers on Sustainable Banking in Indonesia

Cici Cintyawati, Asni Mustika Rani, Asri Nuranisa Dewi
This study aims to evaluate the quality of mobile banking services at banks classified as The First Mover on Sustainable Banking. Quantitative method using questionnaires was conducted to explore dominant dimensions that affect the quality of mobile banking services at banks. In total, there are 16 e-service...
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International Scientific Collaboration in Research of Depression based on Social Network Analysis

Ying Wu, Zhiguang Duan
Background: Depression is harmful to human health and effecting social life seriously and still brings a heavy burden for countries all over the world. Scientific collaboration has become the indispensable choice for progress in the biomedicine field. However, there have been few scientific publications...

Reconstruction of Performance Measurement Models for Islamic Bank

Setya Rahmawati, Satia Maharani
Criticism of conventional financial performance measurement for Islamic banks states that the management behavior of Islamic banks that apply CAMELS and RGEC as a measure of performance, will be co-opted by values that focus financial goals as top priority. Islamic banks will be reduced to material and...
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Analysis of Strain Softening Effect of Structural Clay using Constitutive Model

Kun Shan, Yanhao Zheng
In this paper, the effects of strain softening of structural clay and the corresponding influencing factors are systematically analyzed by modifying the existing constitutive model to optimize energy extraction technology. Initially, the strain softening process and the existing constitutive model commonly...

Tobacco Consumption Among School Age in Bojonegoro Indonesia: Prevalence and Associated Factors

Rizka Nurul Hidayah, Virna Fidelia Sundoro
Smoking remains one of the top causes of death globally. Indonesia ranks among the countries with the highest smoking rates, particularly among elementary school children. Children living near people who smoke have a well-documented higher risk of smoking initiation. Healthcare professionals should incorporate...
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Integrating Smart Cities, Intelligent Systems, and VLSI Technology for India’s Digital Growth

Pranav Parmar, Meera Shroti, Maanvi Madhusoodhan, Riya Vakte
India’s rapid urbanization is on a large scale and its Smart Cities project of a high-tech city concept has been launched at the same time as its VLSI and semiconductor development. The paper discusses the role of VLSI technology in Smart City systems by looking at urbanization trends expected in India,...
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Reforming Education for Economic, Social & Other Developments

Emdad Khan
Today, we are living in a very uneven world – top 1% rich people own 40% of the world wealth and top 10% rich people own over 80% of the world wealth. 60% world population (over 4 Billion) is poor. Poverty and hunger levels are highest in Africa. Can this be changed Can we have a much better world Can...

Insights for Chinese Enterprise Development from the Mergers and Acquisitions and Restructuring of the Global Top 500 Companies

Qian Zhang, Jiaping Han, Yuxi Zhang
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A), as an important means of promoting strategic transformation and achieving economies of scale for enterprises, play an irreplaceable role in improving the quality of listed companies. Affected by the severe and complex international environment and the escalation of...
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Incidence of Paralympic Sports Injuries in Para Athletes: Systematic Review

Lingga Vitasari, Suryo Saputra Perdana, Amalia Nur Azizah
Paralympic is the term referred to as an international sports competition for top athletes with disabilities who have experienced increased participation and development in sports. Consequently, it is difficult to understand injury patterns in the winter and summer Paralympics due to the rapid evolution...

Formation of Design Competence of Future Programmers in Training in Three-Dimensional Modeling at the Polytechnic College

E.F. Nasyrova, A.D. Bezymyannaya
Modern technical education poses as a paramount task for professional educational institutions the training and education of a top-class specialist with skills not only in applied computer programs, but also in programming, design, modeling, in the development of project documentation, in the processing...
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Post Mining Evaluation of Forest Land Rehabilitation and Potential Ecosystem Recovery

Triyono Sudarmadji, Wahjuni Hartati
Coal Mining operation in the forest lands caused significant forest ecosystem disturbance. Therefore, management of mined-out forest lands must be conducted thoroughly following land clearing, topsoils spreading, mining waste treatment, land rehabilitation (reclamation and Revegetation). Concerning expected...

A Study on Student Perception of Top 15 Skills Needed in Industrial Revolution 4.0

Taofan Ali Achmadi
This study aims to identify on student perception of top 15 skills needed in industrial revolution 4.0. This research was survey research using cross-sectional design. The sample was the student of faculty engineering, amounting to 210 students. The sample were established using purposive sampling. The...
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Causes Analysis on the Pollution of the South Lake in Wuhan City Based on Fault Tree Theory

Chaoyang Liu, Jingdong Zhang, Fei Li, Bing Wang, Zhenzhen Qiu
South Lake, the second largest lake in Wuhan, has been polluted seriously in recent years. Unfortunately, specific reasons for the pollution phenomenon impose an insurmountable hurdle. To address this challenge, we used the fault tree theory as a effective tool to conduct comprehensive analysis of the...

Resistance of Work Culture to the Issue of Professionalism in Land Administration Services

Damar Panji Adikumoro, Ismi Dwi Astuti Nurhaeni, Rino A. Nugroho
The vast majority of the work culture in Indonesia is unproductive and has many ineffective human resources. Therefore, good management, professionalism, and productive work culture are needed to achieve the right direction and goals. However, it is not easy to change a deep-rooted mindset and culture,...

Media’s Broader Roles in Mitigating COVID-19

Tsuroyya, Danang Tandyonomanu, Gilang Gusti Aji
A declaration of public health emergency of international concern on Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) by the World Health Organization (WHO) has challenged mass media to better represent health and illness regarding the global pandemic more proportionally. This study aims at exploring the top priorities...

Exploring the Genetic Differences Between Small Cell and Non-small Cell Lung Cancer Using Bioinformatic Approaches: A Preliminary Study

Muhammad Amru Nazri, Faris Aizat Ahmad Fajri, Muhamad Harith Zulkifli, Fazlin Mohd Fauzi
Lung cancer can be categorized into two types, which are Non Small Cell Lung Carcinoma (NSCLC) and Small Cell Lung Carcinoma (SCLC). 85% of lung cancer cases are NSCLC, although SCLC is the more aggressive. Mutation of EGFR, ALK and KRAS are characteristics of NSCLC and these findings have led to the...
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Photochromic Resins for Secondary Printing in Additive Manufacturing

Fei Wang, Fu-Ke Wang
This template explains and demonstrates how to prepare your camera-ready manuscript for publisher. The best is to read these instructions and follow the outline of this text. Please make the page settings of your word processor to A4 format (21 x 29,7 cm or 8 x 11 inches); with the margins: bottom 1.5...
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On Exploitation Situation and Countermeasures Advice in the Development of Tight Gas in China

Li Wei, Shi Yan, Song Chunli
Tight gas, along with shale gas and coalbed methane, is known as top three unconventional gases. Tight gas development has strategically importance in the development of natural gas and energy structure adjustment in China. It should be considered in priority in the exploration and exploitation of unconventional...

Balok Anti-Asap (Balas) With Biochar as an Air Purifier to Reduce Air Pollutant from the Home Industries of Brem in Kaliabu Village, Madiun Regency

Nia Eka Mayasari, Ardiana Ayu Anjarwati, Dyanita Tyananda, Cicilia Novi Primiani
Home industries of brem in Kaliabu Village, Madiun Regency is still carried out traditionally by burning wood, and it’s resulting particulate matter, CO gas, NO2, SO2 and O3. The air quality index in Madiun Regency is 16.1 g/m2. Exposure to air pollution can reduce visibility and lead to health problems,...

Mass Media Takes the Lead as Opinion Leaders on Twitter During Early Days of COVID-19 Pandemic

Khuswatun Hasanah, Yuseptia Angretnowati, Retno Hendariningrum
This article discusses the role of mass media in leading public opinion on Twitter during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The study used a content analysis approach with the Social Network Analysis (SNA) method to identify the top opinion leaders on Twitter. The result shows that six of the...