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Traffic Social Work: Field, Theories and Methods

Wanchun Deng, He Wang
Traffic accidents always threat to people's lives and safety, how to reducing the occurrence of traffic accidents is an important issue of the future transport development. We put forward the innovative concepts of traffic social work in this paper, and divide it into three field, including traffic accidents...

The Lack and Construction of Teaching Communication in College Sports Teaching

Fei Fan
As a basic tool in college sports teaching, teaching communication highlights the dialogues and contacts between teachers and students. It's a good way to improve the effect of sports teaching, and promote the all-round development of students as well. At present, teaching communication is kind of missing...

How to Improve the Effectiveness of English Classroom Teaching

Qiutan Yu
How to adapt to the requirement of new curriculum reform is a realistic problem all the English new curriculum practioners faced with. Classroom teaching is the basic way of teaching, also it is the main channel for students to obtain information, and to exercise their ability in improve and develop...

Welfare Meaning and Its Influence on Business and Finance Management of Seaweed Farmers in West Sumbawa Regency

Hari Wahyono, Januar Kustiandi, Tri Wahyu Hardaningrum
Welfare can be significantly different and are subjective for each group, community or individual. Benchmarking indicators and welfare measures at the macro level is basically only useful for comparative studies between citizens in different countries, and certainly does not give a realistic picture...
Proceedings Article

Pseudo-PID Control of Pulse Width Modulation Inverter for Relay Testing

Xiaoming Sun
P and PI control methods are widely used in the closed-loop con-trol of the inverters in various power electronic equipment. How-ever, PID control method is barely adopted. In this paper, from an in-depth analysis of the operation and control processes of pulse width modulation (PWM) inverter, it is...
Proceedings Article

Designing Classification Models of Patron Visits to an Academic Library using Decision Tree

Aisyah Larasati, Muhammad Farhan, Puji Rahmawati, Nabila Azzahra, Apif Miftahul Hajji, Anik Nur Handayani
Classification models of patron visits in library may help the library to reveal factors that affect patron visit and to predict how frequent a patron visit the library. This research aims to design classification models of patron visit in Library of Universitas Negeri Malang using decision tree model....
Research Article

Influence of Ultrasound Settings on Carotid Biomarker Assessment by B-mode Image Processing

Martina Francesconi, Vincenzo Gemignani, Rachele Gherardini, Nicole Di Lascio, Francesco Faita, Lorenzo Ghiadoni, Rosa Maria Bruno, Elisabetta Bianchini
Pages: 139 - 144
Introduction: This study aims to investigate how image settings affect carotid Intima-Media-Thickness (IMT) and diameter estimation performed with Carotid Studio (Quipu-Srl). Methods: Fourteen healthy volunteers (24.4 ± 4.4 years; eight men) were recruited. Longitudinal scans 3-cm-deep of common-carotid-arteries...

The Problems in Learning of Chookai

Soni Mulyawan Setiana, Anisa Arianingsih
This study was aimed to describe the problems faced by students in learning Chookai and how the efforts of lecturer to overcome the problems. The research design was action research. The data were taken through a questionnaire to the students and documentation studies. The Respondents in this study are...

Teaching Design of Enterprise Simulation Experiment Based on SCL

Hongyan Xie, Long Yin, Li Zhao, Liucheng Zhang
In the process of the economic and management undergraduate students' cultivation, there have always been troubles in the aspect of application, which are how to enhance the experience of the students to participate in the enterprise practice, and how to strengthen students understanding of business...

The Effect Of Using Atomic Models Interactive Multimedia Flash Based On Students Learning Outcomes

Sihaqqul Firdaus, Rusly Hidayah
The purpose of this study to determine the effect of using atomic models interactive multimedia flash based on students learning outcomes, student learning outcomes that will be measured is how much the value increases obtained by students and the minimum completeness criteria obtained by students. The...

Integration of Al-Quran Education and Minangkabau Culture on Subjects in Formal Schooling

Junaidi, Nora Susilawati, Reno Fernandes, Ike Sylvia, Eka Vidya Putra
This research is based on emerging Al-Quran and Minangkabau culture lesson as a character education in West Sumatra. This character education at the formal school was accommodated by local content subjects at the 1994 curriculum. In subsequent developments as the national curriculum changes, the character...

Research on College English Teaching Reform Based on “Information Processing Learning Theory” Under the Belt and Road Initiative

Bing He
Under the belt and road initiative, it is of practical significance to train talents with intercultural communicative competence. We should learn how to deal with cultural conflicts in scientific, objective and tolerant way in economic and cultural exchange activities. China is facing both opportunities...

An Analysis of Guguak Manyambah Song Created by B. Andoeska in Minangkabau Song

DillaTriyanda Novera, Budiwirman
This research aims to determine the results of the analysis of the Guguak Manyambah Song relate to the rhythm, melody, harmony, form, expression and relationship of melody with the song lyric. The type of the research is a qualitative research with a descriptive content analysis approach. The informant...

Students’ Academic Identities in Time of Uncertainties

Ninuk Krismanti
This narrative inquiry is set to investigate how ELESP students enrolled in the pandemic era construct their academic identities and what possibly influences the deconstruction of these identities. This study involves five participants. The participating students are the ones enrolled as university students...

How Store Environment and Sales Promotion Influence Positive Emotions and Unplanned Purchases

Indah Fatmawati, Latifah Dinar
This study investigates how store environments and sales promotion affect positive emotions and unplanned purchases. Store environment and sales promotion are the independent variables that affect positive emotions as the mediating one. The predictor variable is unplanned purchases. The setting of the...

Social Media and Islamic Marketing Towards Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty Impacts in Indonesia

Vika Annisa Qurrata, Achmad Murdiono, Nor Ermawati Binti Hussain, Vidya Purnamasari
The operations and success of the business have been influenced by internet technology and social media. The interaction between seller and buyer has been changed since social media influencing the way of marketing. When the sellers know how to maximize their facilitation in behaviors, social media will...

The Potential of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Intellectual Property: Patents in Japan and Indonesia

Joko Sulistyono, I Gusti Ayu Ketut Rahmi Handayani, Hartiwiningsih Hartiwiningsih
An increase in records and registrations, as well as a rise in intellectual property conflicts, are indicators of a growing economy. The use of litigation to settle these conflicts is rarely recommended by business practitioners since it frequently results in lengthy proceedings, high expenses, and a...
Proceedings Article

Hypoxic Swimming Exercise Increases Catalase Enzyme Activity in Trained Swimmers

Siska Alicia Farma, Syahrastani, Habibullah Novichandra
Swimming is a carried out activity, out excessively causes the body’s level of free radicals to rise. If the produced free radicals are not addressed, they will be harmful to the body. The body produces antioxidants in the form of the enzyme catalase as one of its defenses against free radicals. An enzyme...

Research on teaching reform of "Internet of Things Technology Application" course in higher vocational colleges based on basic course teaching platform

Jingjing Wang, Yi Li, Fengping Hao, Zheng Zhang
With the rapid development of information technology, the application of Internet of Things (IOT) technology has become an essential part of vocational college information technology teaching. However, how to effectively reform the teaching of the "Application of IOT Technology" course to better...

Student’s Perspective on the Use of Mathematics Learning Vlogs in Pandemic Times

Liana Septy, Hendra Lesmana, Rahma Siska Utari
This is a qualitative study that aims to describes how the students of UIN Raden Fatah Palembang responded after learning to use Vlogs during the pandemic. The main subjects in this study were 60 students of the Mathematics Education study program who took the subject of Field and Space Analytical Geometry....

Emotional Environment Design and Local Culture Inheritance: The Humanistic Care Perspective of Landscape Design of Qifang Village in Nanjing

Zhong Wei, Genlei Zhang, Xiang Wang
With the rapid development of society and the acceleration of urbanization, modern urban landscape design attaches more and more importance to the creation of emotional environment and the inheritance of local culture. This study takes Qifang Village of Nanjing as a case study to explore how to realize...

The Original Soundtrack as Supplementary Narrative: Pu Du Zhong Sheng as Case Study

Zhuoxi Li
The original soundtrack (OST) is more than just accessory in a film, but a carrier for the emotional resonance between the audience and the story. Within the historical context of the OST in Chinese film, this article takes the song Pu Du Zhong Sheng from the OST of a contemporary Chinese movie The Last...

Cultural Typology of Variety and Task Satisfactory: The Moderation Role of Collaboration

Chang Liu
This study concentrates on an investigation on how the variable of collaboration moderates the relationship between cultural typology of variety and work outcome in the cross-cultural work settings. The author predicts that collaboration will have impact on the relationship between variety of cultural...

Implementation of The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) Method in The Web Based Monitoring and Management Application of Heavy Equipment Spare Part Units

M. Arief Rahman, Yunita Fauzia Achmad, Laurensia Ayu Paramitha
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) method is known as an efficient approach to optimizing inventory by minimizing total inventory costs, including holding costs and ordering costs. In this research, we focus on implementing EOQ in system related to heavy equipment spare parts units, with a web-based approach...

When AI Breaks the Law: Rethinking Mens Rea in the Age of Autonomous System

Renuka Renuka, Rohit Raj
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly shifted to the periphery of fantasy and the core of human decision-making of humans, challenging the very principles by which criminal law has always been built. The crux of this interference is mens rea, the presence of a guilty mind on which intention, awareness,...

Campus Cyber Media in Building Education Discourse

Luhung Achmad Perguna, Dhiyaulhaq Syah Pahlevi, Ananda Nur Azzahra
People’s way of life has changed after the revolution, disruption and especially the pandemic. Social Media and Cyber Media become daily intake. The presence of these two new media has disrupted the previously existing media such as television, print media and others. The number of cyber media also continues...

A Comprehensive Review on Big Data Recommendation and Data Empowerment

Haoyang Hu
The widespread adoption of the internet has led to exponential growth in user-generated data, challenging the effectiveness of conventional information retrieval methods. Institutions are increasingly eager to enhance user satisfaction and business revenue through precise recommendation systems. Concurrently,...

Differentiated Instruction: Meeting the Students’ Diverse Needs and Uniqueness

Dwi Rosita Sari
Differentiated Instruction is one of choices in order to bridge the issues of students’ diversity that exist in English teaching which focuses on three main points, namely: content, process and products. The uniqueness of the students is always challenging to be involved in English classroom. The aim...

Women's Empowerment Based on Local Wisdom: a Qualitative Approach

I. Nyoman Ruja, Idris Idris, Khofifatu Rohmah Adi
Women's empowerment is a strategic issue that continues to develop in many countries around the world. How an effective empowerment model is developed and its implementation becomes a long and dynamic study. The research aims to explore the development of a women's empowerment model based on...

Crisis Communication Strategy in the Face of Consumer Boycott: Exploring the Boycott Case of Israel-affiliated Companies and Brands

Amelia Yeza Pradhipta, Lingga Yonita, Sarah Ayu Putri Novaria
The Israel-Palestine conflict which has resulted in thousands of deaths gave birth to a social movement that encourages boycott, divestment, and sanctions against any companies and brands affiliated with Israel. The boycott, which is mainly spread around social media and organized by both humanitarian...

‘Environment-based Differentiated Learning’ in the Cultivation of Social Emotional Learning in order to Foster a Sense of Responsibility for Caring for the Environment

Eni Restyowati, Anam Sutopo, Choiriyah Widyasari, Sutama Sutama
Implementing environment-based differentiated learning has the potential to cultivate social emotional learning in students. This is a significant matter in educational theory and the development of character, as it combines SEL and environment-based learning to nurture students’ empathy and accountability....

Using Online Media as Cyber Extension Urban Farming During Covid-19

Faathiyah Harun, Hafied Cangara, Siti Bulkis
The activities of urban farming are tenable for everyone as the technology of information expands. One of them is by utilizing social media to obtain information related to the development of urban farming, from selecting seeds to processing narrow land and various businesses to support agricultural...

Collaborative Governance in Smart Cities: A Case Study of Malang Smart City’s Initiatives and Its Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals

Dhian Kusumawardhani, Anugerah Y. Asmara, Aditya W. Pradana, Dwi M. Zakiyah
The global pandemic has highlighted the significance of sustainable development goals (SDGs) for all countries, including Indonesia. While smart city concepts have been implemented in several regencies/cities in Indonesia as a means of achieving SDGs, there are still limitations from the human and environmental...

Foreign Workers and Investors in Indonesia: Border Control Practices and Challenges During the Covid-19 Outbreak

Ridwan Arifin
Flocks of foreign nationals as top-level managers, high-skilled workers, and investors are encouraged to work at multinational companies and invest a great amount of money in some national strategic projects during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Indonesian government has responded to these situations, particularly...

A Study of Managing Customer Relationships for Sustainable Growth in the Cement Industry in India

Parveen Kumar, Chandan Singh, Kapil Kumar Aggarwal
Building and economic growth depend on cement production, which must adapt to changing customer tastes and improve the environment, socially, and economically. This study examines how Customer Relationship Management (CRM) helps India cement companies succeed long-term. This study will examine current...
Conference Abstract

P4.19 THE EFFECT OF AN 8-WEEK, MODERATE-INTENSITY, AEROBIC EXERCISE INTERVENTION ON MMP-9 AND VASCULAR HAEMODYNAMICS

J.E.S. Thompson, R. Webb, P. Hewlett, D. Llewellyn, B.J. McDonnell
Pages: 140 - 141
Objective: The Matrix Metalloproteinase-9 (MMP-9) enzyme is involved in degrading extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins, including collagen and elastin. Increased MMP-9 levels are associated with increased vascular remodelling and arterial stiffness. Exercise improves age-related vascular stiffening. It...

Research on Financing Mode and Risk Prevention of Supply Chain in Small and Medium - sized Enterprises

Hangyu Xu
On the basis of introducing the basic model of supply chain financing of small and medium-sized enterprises(SME), this paper analyzes the credit risk, operational risk and market risk faced by its supply chain financing. Furthermore, this paper analyzes the formation mechanism of the three kinds of risks...
Proceedings Article

Static Load Test of Foundation Plate and Measuring their Deformation and Internal Tensions

Vojtech Buchta
Foundation structures of reinforced concrete, testing their properties and modeling their behavior after loading is a wide area to research. Analysis of interaction between the subsoil and the foundation structures has been developed for many years. For the determination of stress in foundation structure...

Coaching as Instrument to Identity and Remedy for Boreout Syndrome with Employees

Helene Moris, Anastasia B. Nedosugova
Employees often do not like their job and are not interested to change, as they are bored. This has a material adverse effect on their wellbeing, job and relationship with manager. This paper analysis in which way coaching can be used in remedying the so called “boreout syndrome” and provides guidelines...

Balinese Traditional Snacks Vs Milk Pie Boosting “Jaje Bali” to Be Travelers’ Favorite Typical Balinese Souvenirs

Savitri Hendradewi, Mimi Enggriani, Diana A. Kunaefi M
This research aims to analyse the Balinese traditional snacks and milk pie and how to develop unpopular traditional snacks to be also traveler’s favorite typical souvenirs. There are many traditional snacks in Bali however they are not as popular as milk pie among local travelers. The study use descriptive...

Fake News and Elections in Two Southeast Asian Nations: A Comparative Study of Malaysia General Election 2018 and Indonesia Presidential Election 2019

Nururrianti Jalli, Nuurrianti Jalli, Ika Idris
Increasing Internet penetration across the globe and the wide distribution of false information on Internet platforms have resulted in the pressing need to study the effects of fake content on society. The advancement of technologies also had contributed to a more sophisticated false content that could...

Students’ Creative Thinking Skill in Solving the Divergent Problem: Case Study in Junior High School in Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia

Erwin Prasetyo, Meita Fitrianawati, Dwi Sulisworo
Mathematics learning in the classroom requires the teacher to need to design a learning plan that can develop students 'creativity, but before that the teacher must first know the extent to which students' creativity and how to measure that creativity. This study aims to describe students 'creativity...

Comparison Between Rubens and Rembrandt’s Creative Thoughts

Weihong Yan
Nederland was divided into southern Flanders and the northern Holland Republic for religious reform. When they were united in the past, they only had one national spirit. After splitting and opposing, there were two national spirits. People in the two regions held different outlooks on life, thus producing...

Contribution of Learning and Competency Management Tutors in Improving the Quality of the Results of the Study on Nonformal Education Equality Based Local Wisdom in Banten Province Indonesia

Sudadio, Suherman
The success of an educational institution is largely determined by the good or bad of management or management lessons. While the success of the management of learning is determined by human (the man behind) in the non formal education known as tutors. The correlation with this, it is interesting for...

Capitalism Crowding out Fertility

Julia M Puaschunder
In a realm of literature on influence factors on fertility rates; this paper innovatively introduces capitalism being associated with lowered fertility rates. Based on a 180 country strong worldwide data set and cross sectional correlation studies, this paper outlines that hallmark pillars of capitalism...
Proceedings Article

Research on Attribute Reduction Algorithm Based on Extended Center Dominance Relation

Wen Yu, Boxia Zhang
The attributes reduction of incomplete interval-valued information system is a popular research topic in recent years. How to conduct efficient and quick attribute reduction is the target of many scholars. Based on the existing research work, with mean substitution, this paper tries to impute the incomplete...

Strengthening on Human Resources Investment through Education in Indonesia

Muhammad Nuril Huda
The implications of globalization are the increasing of competition among countries caused by the opening of cross- country information, goods, services and capital flows. Globalization is also quite vulnerable to dragging on the phenomenon of moral decline, which often collides with national ethics...

Laboratory Management of Science in Improving Student Achievements in Sma Lubuklinggau

Bayu Ismoyo Mukti, Suharsimi Arikunto
Laboratory as a place of observation, experimentation, training and testing of knowledge and technology concepts. The Natural Sciences Laboratory (IPA) functions as a place for learning activities that require special equipment that is not easily presented in the classroom. The Science Laboratory functions...

The Relationship Between Health Insurance and Out-of-Pocket Medical Expenditure in China

Zhaohan Liu
Health issue has aroused wide public concern in China. To some extent, insurance may decrease the cost of medical service. However, due to moral hazard (such as pianbao), people are more likely to use their health insurance. Both situations are possible in daily life. After running the regression using...

Engagement and Prosumer Commodification: How Does the Web Make Profit?

Muria Endah Sokowati
This article describes the practice of prosumer commodification, which works on the process of Mojok.co’s production, distribution, and consumption. Mojok.co is an online media containing articles in relaxing, sarcastic, satirical, and fun. This unique format brings the image of Mojok.co as alternative...