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Children Growth Awareness: An Important Role for Reaching the Optimal First 1000 Days in Life
Jeslyn Tengkawan, Ayu Anandhika, Ristania Ellya John, Zulfikar Ihyauddin, Kezia Jessica, Titi Pambudi Karuniawaty
Background and Aims: Monitoring child growth, including measurement of weight, height or length, and head circumference, plays an important role in detecting a child’s growth abnormalities and monitoring a child’s nutritional adequacy. This study aimed to measure the completeness of growth chart in maternal...
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Problem Solving Ability and Communication Skill Through Problem-Based Learning Approach
Meifitri
Problem-based learning (PBL) is a teaching method in which complex real-world problems are used as the vehicle to promote student learning of concepts and principles as opposed to direct presentation of facts and concepts. In addition to course-content, problem-based learning can promote the development...
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Analysis of COVID-19’s Investment in Corporate Value
Taking Walmart as an example
Yuxin Jin, Wenlin Xu, Nan Zheng
In 2020, COVLD-19 became a global health problem, which significantly affected the world economy, especially the retailed industry. Walmart is one of the most considerable retailed Corporate globally, which ranked first among the Fortune Global 500 in 2020. This article will analyse the value investment...
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Construct 2-Based Educational Games as Learning Media for Anti-Corruption Education (MEDPAK) in the PPKN Study Program, Sriwijaya University
Mariyani, Sri Artati Waluyati, Rini Setiyowati
This research is motivated by the importance of anti-corruption education, especially for students as agents of change. Anti-corruption education is a compulsory subject in higher education to internalize anti-corruption values. Therefore, learning media are needed so that the material presented is more...
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Building Mechanism of Lifelong Learning
Best Korean Practices
Dae Joong Kang
This paper deals with the role of lifelong learning in the process of forming and developing local communities, taking the case of the Gamgol residents’ association in Ansan, South Korea. The Gamgol residents’ association, which started from the elementary school library volunteer mothers, formed a social...
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How are Buying Intentions in a Marketplace Formed? An acceptance of New Technology in Young People
Bryan Julio, Dudi Anandya, Indarini, Freddy Mutiara
This research discusses the existing marketplaces in Indonesia. The purpose of this research is to determine the effects of Social Influence on Behavioral Intention and Perceived Usefulness on Attitude in a marketplace. This study is quantitative research with a causal design, with 304 respondents from...
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Herding Behavior and Investor Investment Decisions in Capital Market
Dian Kurnianingrum, Nugraha Nugraha, Disman Disman, Budi Supriatono Purnomo
The paradigm of conventional financial science assumes that market participants are rational in explaining financial markets. Sadly, it was later discovered that the aggregate capital market, the average rate of return, and the behavior of traders did not conform to these assumptions. Herding is a behavioral...
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The Development of Tutorial Video Media Learning in Specialty Food Subject
Wahyuningsih Wahyuningsih, Dyah Nurani Setyaningsih, Pudji Astuti, Agus Khamid, Atria Ray Delta Rivani
The objectives of this study are: (1) to create learning media based on tutorial video for Specialty Foods subject, (2) to determine the adequacy level of Specialty Food tutorial video media according to material experts, (3) to determine the adequacy level of Special Food tutorial video media according...
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Comparison of the Content of Chinese and British Senior Secondary Mathematics Textbooks
Siyan Liang, Yingyi Lyu, Yingkai Zhi
This paper explores the differences between Chinese and British mathematics textbooks, mainly from three aspects: 1) Focus on the training object; 2) Comparison of content difficulty; 3) Comparison of mathematical culture and function. The textbooks this paper selected are Chinese People’s Education...
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The Role of the St. Matthew Passion in the 19th Century Revival of Bach’s Music
Fangge Du, Ruiyan Zhong
The St. Matthew Passion (BWV 244) is one of J. S. Bach’s most iconic religious works, and although it was not widely recognised during Bach’s lifetime, it became an important symbol of the revival of Bach’s music in the nineteenth century, especially driven by Felix Mendelssohn’s revivals. The aim of...
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How We Media should Promote the Development of Traditional Culture-Taking the 24 Solar Terms as an Example
Yiyang Jiang
Nowadays, China, due to the increasing reform and opening up, attracts a large number of western cultures and suddenly comes into contact with many new foreign things. The original concept of so-called traditional culture is slowly diluted in this process. Excellent traditional culture, as the source...
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The Influence of Reading on English Speaking
Yifei Jia
For non-native speakers, it is challenging to make communication easier. This study shows that the improvement of oral English ability has become the most challenging task for non-native speakers. Therefore, this paper aims at the influence of reading on oral English learning and will introduce the trouble...
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Generative Artificial Intelligence and Visual Communication Design: From the Perspective of Comparative Higher Education
Yutong Wu
With the development of generative artificial intelligence technology, its application in the field of visual communication design has become increasingly widespread. It breaks the traditional creative boundaries of visual communication design, enabling images to be generated through text instructions,...
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Design Research on Three-dimensional Light and Shadow Technology in the Cre-ation of Warm Atmosphere in Urban Cultural Space
Liqian Song, Yiyu Deng
This thesis examines the potential of three-dimensional design and light and shadow technology to create a warm and healing atmosphere and reinforce the expression of urban culture in the scene design of “Yuanndu Impression”. In the research process, we constructed a three-dimensional scene space of...
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Utilization of The Traditional Game “Engklek” to Stimulate the Development of Children Aged 3-6 Years
Ganda Sari, Bertha Natalina Silitonga, Risma Relawanti Br Sitohang
In early childhood age, children can learn and make connections with the knowledge obtained from their environment. These abilities were achieved optimally through play activities so that playing becomes the hallmark of children’s development. Due to social distancing during the pandemic play activities...
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Strategic Road Mapping in Intellectual Property Development: Animated Content as a Medium for Climate Change Communication
Kadek Satria Adidharma, Arsa Widitiarsa Utoyo, Yohanes Merci Widiastomo, Siti Rahmadini
This paper explores the role of intellectual property (IP) development in animation as a strategic tool for communicating climate change issues in Indonesia. Drawing from qualitative research involving expert interviews with creative industry leaders and surveys targeting millennial audiences, the study...
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Unleashing the Power of Communication Techniques for Child Actor in Crafting the Short Film “Di Balik Luka”
Metta Bong, Annita
Films are works of art that require a lot of effort to create. One of the elements that involves a lot of attention in films is actors. To perform well, an actor, especially a child actor, must be prepared. This paper discusses how to handle a child actor by applying communication skills in producing...
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On the Cultural Differences of Different Colors in China and Japan
Xueyi Chen
The research will also seek to solve the question of how the cultural differences between China and Japan are seen in the difference in the festival colors which has been a point of contention in Chinese and Japanese cultural studies. The main goal of this research is to contribute to the findings of...
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Unlocking Strategic Insights: Elevating Business Intelligence through Advanced Big Data Analytics Services
Rakesh Kumar, Deepak Kumar, Purnendu Shekhar Pandey, Akash Deep
Technology is witness to the achievement of new heights in society. Big data services play an important role in the business intelligence process. The data analytics and innovation performance increase the branding of the product. Consumers’ purchase intention increases when they know real-time information...
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Colourless by Design
Aeti Arora
The prevalence of neutral, desaturated aesthetics in urban architecture signifies a more profound relationship influenced by capitalism, standardization, and aesthetic coloniality, rather than mere changes in preferences and trends. This study analyzes shopping malls in Delhi, India, and Toronto, Canada,...
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Toni Harsono’s Capital in Strengthening His Position in Indonesia’s Wayang Potehi Cultural Production Arena
Santi Andayani, Emma Rahmawati Fatimah, Clarinta Gaby Wijaya, Nando Petra Setyo Prakoso
Wayang Potehi is a form of traditional performance art rooted in Chinese culture, but it has assimilated into Indonesian culture. This art form faces various social, political, and economic challenges in maintaining its continuity. In response to these challenges, Toni Harsono, a Wayang Potehi activist...
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Liminal Space in Tactile Printmaking: A Phenomenological Study of Linocut Practice Among Visual Communication Design Students
Merlina Fatimah Nasruddin, Adityo Baskoro Hardoyo
In visual communication design education, students’ creative processes generally focus on digital media-based outputs, while material-based creative experiences and tactile activities that enhance motor and sensory abilities are still relatively limited. Manual printmaking practices such as linocut present...
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AI Adoption in Maritime English through the Technology Acceptance Model: Evidence from Indonesia
Purnama N. F. Lumban Batu, Andika Rivaldi Dirgantoro
The increasing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in language learning presents new opportunities and challenges for maritime professionals, particularly for the maritime navigational officers. Proficiency in Maritime English is emphasized for safe and effective operations, yet many trainees and students...
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Indonesia’s New Direction in Energy Sector: Genuine Paradigm Shift or New Clothe on Old Practices?
Joash Tapiheru, Muhammad Jibril, Naufal Mohamad Firdausyan, Whafiq Azizah Fadilla, Bonifasius Destian Recky Husodo, Gumbira Budi Purnama, Constantianus Christiadji
This study aims to explore and explain whether the existing policies under the umbrella of energy transition, stated in the Indonesia energy regulation, led to its stated goals and how they are so. The study is conducted through the lens of the New Institutionalism Theory operationalized through legal-normative,...
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Using AI for Social Inclusion and Equitable Treatment of Sexagenarian Women
Alka Mathur, Mansi Mathur, Shravani Mathur
Artificial Intelligence is only a tool that can be beneficial or destructive, depending on its usage. We need to find ways to ensure that AI becomes a beneficial tool in our hands and not a weapon for destruction. AI for social good means that it should be used for improving the lives of humans and not...
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An Analysis of Socio-Economic Factors and Consumer Motivations Influencing Organic Food Consumption: Barriers, Public Policy, and Sustainable Economic Practices
Ashu Chaudhary, Pranav Kumar Anand
With the surge in demand for organic products, driven by health-conscious and eco-aware consumers, this study delves into how organic food consumption can pave the way for sustainable economic practices. Through a detailed survey of 270 respondents in Lucknow, the research unpacks consumer motivations—highlighting...
Journal: Artery Research
Conference Abstract
P5.14 HIGH INTENSITY AEROBIC EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS REDUCES ARTERIAL STIFFNESS: RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
I.J. Berg, A.G. Semb, S. Halvorsen, C. Fongen, T.K. Kvien, H. Dagfinrud, S.A. Provan
Pages: 147 - 148
Objective: Patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) are at increased risk of CVD. The etiological mechanism or how to reduce risk is not known. Exercise can reduce CV risk in the general population. The objective was to test whether high intensity aerobic exercise reduces central arterial stiffness.
Methods:...
Research Article
On application of Liouville type equations to constructing Bäcklund transformations
Dmitry Demskoi
Pages: 147 - 156
It is shown how pseudoconstants of the Liouville-type equations can be exploited as a tool for construction of the Bäcklund transformations. Several new examples of such transformations are found. In particular we obtained the Bäcklund transformations for a pair of three-component analogs of the dispersive...
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Policy License of Law of Natural Resources Especially on Management Coastal and Small Island in Indonesia
I Dewa Gede Atmadja, Made Wiryani
As an archipelagic state, Indonesia has potentially with most natural resources on coastal areas, waters, and small islands lend. Research problem (1) why can foreign investors behave utilization management business activity in coastal area waters resource and waters around small islands? (2) How do...
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The Research of School Archives Information Resources Servicing College Education in Big Data Bases Era
Liying Cui, Li Zhang, Qun Li
Today's society has entered the era of big data, with the computerized management of information technology to accelerate the pace of construction of infrastructure archives imperative. Combined School archival information resources management practices set forth archival information resources and services...
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Strengthening the Humanistic Spirit in the Service of University Library
Yang Xing
The humanistic spirit is a universal human self-concern, whose purpose is to cultivate, purify and improve people's spiritual world and emotion, and promote the free and comprehensive development of human beings. In the relationship between man and nature, and man and society, the humanistic spirit adheres...
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Graduation Project and Learning Ability Cultivation of Undergraduates-examples of Inorganic Nonmetallic Materials Major
Yue Hu, Nan-Chun Chen, Meng-Ying Li
According to the tracking investigation on topic selection of graduation project, practice process and oral defense situations of students in recent years, we find that there is a lack of thought and concept in the graduation project. Beneficial analysis and discusses on how to develop the function of...
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Retrieval of Clothing Images Based on Color Feature
Yatong Wang, Wenlong Fu, Yongbin Wang, Xianglin Huang
With the rapid development of e-commerce apparel, clothing online shopping is becoming an increasingly popular way of shopping. At present, text features are often used as search terms. Users need a retrieval tool to realize the clothing information search function efficiently. The content-based image...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Experimental Research on low temperature crack resistance of steel fiber asphalt concrete
Junjun Pei, Qilong Guo, Jianli Pang
How to improve the low temperature performance of asphalt mixture is crucial because low temperature cracking is one of the most common diseases of asphalt pavement. The steel fiber is a effective method in the ordinary asphalt mixture. The effect of steel fiber on the low temperature crack resistance...
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Media Construction of Langen Tayub Dancers in the Millennial Era
Anik Juwariyah, Trisakti Trisakti
Millennial era is characterized by the broader development of technology in the society. This condition also occurs in Langen Tayub performance. In Langen Tayub performance, the dancers are the prominent aspect of its performance; they are the main point of the show. Therefore, their interaction with...
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The existence of Pancasila Values in the Disrupted Era
Apeles Lexi Lonto, Theodorus Pangalila
The pace of industrial revolution 4.0 has driven disruption in various fields of life, including the life of the nation and state. The disruption era not only shifted old values and replaced them with new technology-based values, but also caused changes in lifestyle. Pancasila as the high value of the...
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The relationship between the urban rail transit network and the population distribution in Shanghai
Xia Li, Yong Wang
With the development of rail transit projects, the rational distribution of urban rail transit network will help to evacuate the population of the urban area and promote the suburbanization of the population. The change of population distribution will also have a far-reaching impact on the layout of...
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Task-Driven Teaching in Tax Accounting course Based on Virtual Platform
Ziang Yang, Tianqi Yang
This article explores how to use virtual platforms to develop innovative teaching activities in applied college. Take Tax Accounting course as an example, we discuss how to use “Forster tax declaration system” to develop “task-driven” teaching activities, including curriculum design, teaching strategies,...
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The Relationship between Spirituality, Quality of Life, and Resilience
Dinar Sari Eka Dewi, Hazaliza Binti Hamzah
A high spirituality level will lead to peace of mind and calmness in facing a life full of challenges. Thus, spirituality level determined how well someone’s quality of life and resilience are. This library research aims to seek the relationship between spirituality, quality of life, and resilience....
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Judicial Analysis of Energy Management Regulation in the Local Level After the Enactment of Act Number 23 Year 2014 on Local Government in Indonesia
Indah Dwi Qurbani
In the past, policies on energy has always considered that the abundance of energy resources must be utilized in an optimizing manner. Whereas energy is classified as a limited natural resource and economically valuable therefore there is a need of certain awarenenss and care in exploiting it. In response...
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Legal Certainty in the Land Registration Process Originating from Inheritance
Okto Berlin Gultom, Budiman Ginting, M. Yamin Lubis, T. Keizerina Devi Azwar, Muldri Pudamo James Pasaribu
To guarantee legal certainty by the Government, land registration is carried out for the entire territory of the Republic of Indonesia according to the provisions regulated by Government Regulations. The problem formulation in this study is how the land registration originating from inheritance in Indonesia...
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Career Satisfaction Survey of Young German Teachers in China
Weihua Du, Jiahao Wang, Zhongli Hu
Young German teachers in China have a huge teaching load and are also under great pressure for personal development. How to analyse the opportunities and challenges they face and to investigate their job stress and satisfaction has become an issue that must be faced in the development of the German profession...
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Need Analysis for Learning Journals App to Identify Learning Styles
Syafril, Ulfia Rahmi, Aina Almardiyah
This study is purposed to estimate the proportion of students' needs for a learning journal application that can detect learning styles. Learning styles can optimize learning achievement because individuals can learn in the right way with their learning styles. Learning journal applications can be used...
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Philanthropy Politics Model of the Governor of Dki Jakarta and West Java Region During the Covid-19 Era
(Analysis In Social Media Twitter)
Suswanta, Anang Setiawan, Herdin Arie Saputra
Political actors will always use disasters as a platform to raise their self-image for political investment and are now engaging in philanthropy to communicate using social media. This paper discusses the social media framing of the Twitter accounts of the Governor of DKI Jakarta, Anies Baswedan, and...
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Research on the Thematic Teaching of the Outline of Modern and Contemporary Chinese History Based on the BOPPPS Teaching Method
Minghui Zhang
The BOPPPS teaching method originated in Canada. It is a complete, effective and closed set of teaching theories and methods, which has been adopted and promoted by many countries in the world. In China, the ideological and political theory course “Outline of Modern Chinese History” (hereinafter callded...
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Research on the Influence of brands on consumer purchasing behavior
Zhaojiayi Zhang
With the rapid development of China's market economy, the problem of product homogenization has become increasingly serious, and the competition among enterprises has transformed from product competition to brand competition. There is a strong uncertainty about the effect of brand building, which...
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The Research on the Characteristics of AI Application in Art Field and Its Value
Xinyuan Fan, Yuqi Liang
AI art refers to art forms that use artificial intelligence technology to create, express and display. It can achieve the creation and processing of various media forms such as images, audio and video through machine learning, natural language processing and other technologies. The development of these...
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Regulating AI in Criminal Justice: A Study on Surveillance Technologies, Predicative Policing, Cybercrime Enforcement, and Human Rights Protection
K. N. Siva Subramaniam
In this fast-changing digital era, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transitioned contemporary criminal justice systems through its migration into surveillance networks, predictive policy methods, and regulatory cybercrime enforcements. This technology ensures greater operational efficiency, real-time...
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Frame Work Occupational Accident-Based Labor Law Enforcement in the Protection of Labor Rights
Dwi Iman Muthaqin
Sustainable legal development is one of the goals of the rechtsstaat concept, in line with this the Republic of Indonesia strives to always protect all its citizens, this is the goal of the state and is stated in the preamble of the 1945 Constitution. Legal development is oriented on how to implement...
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Fostering Student Engagement in International Business Education: A Cross-Cultural, Multi-Level Framework for Innovative Teaching and Learning
Arthur King Ma
Business schools face a difficult instructional challenge. They must prepare students for global work while teaching across languages, cultures, technologies, and uneven institutional conditions. Innovative teaching methods such as artificial intelligence tools, simulations, blended learning, design...