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P2.7 AMELIORATION OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS IN ABSENT OF HYPOTENSIVES EPISODES

Despina Karasavvidou*, Eleni Triantafilidou, Dimitrios Valoukas, Dimitrios Makridis, Sygliti-Errieta Pelidou, Cristos katsinas
Pages: 7 - 8
Objective: Patients in hemodialysis frequently have cognitive dysfunction (CO/DY). Hemodialysis session often results in acute intravascular volume loss, fluid shifts, hypotensives episodes, decrease of cerebral perfusion and cerebral ischemia, all of which may cause transient deterioration of cognitive...

Exploring Relative Deprivation Theory with Social Identity Theory to Inequalities: Issue of Migrants in Biak, Papua

Novieta H Sari
Facing emerging-economic market, that shifting local culture to urban culture and civilisation. For some regions, such as Biak, Papua where the indigenous people still highly uphold the concepts of kinship and tribal. The diversity of human mobility and environmental change have emerged to resistance...
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P2.6 PWV IS AN INDEPENDENT DETERMINANT OF COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION IN CKD PATIENTS

Despina Karasavvidou*, Dimitrios Stagikas, Kosmas Pappas, Stylianos Lampropoulos, Cristos katsinas, Rigas kalaitzidis
Pages: 7 - 7
Objectives: In the general population aortic stiffening assessed by carotid femoral pulse wave velocity (cf-PWV) is associated with cognitive dysfunction (CO/DY). Data in chronic kidney disease (CKD) are limited. Our study tests the hypothesis that large artery stiffness and microvascular damage in CKD...
Proceedings Article

Government Policy in Strengthening Innovative Ecosystem as the Representation of Integration and Collaboration in Covid-19 Prevention and Handling in Surakarta Indonesia

Argyo Demartoto
Conducive environment in facing Covid-19 pandemic development innovation ecosystem should be developed consciously and continuously. This research aims to study government policy in innovative ecosystem and to strengthen integration and collaboration in facing pandemic in Surakarta Indonesia. This study...
Proceedings Article

Design and Practice of Blended Teaching in Smart Classroom Environment

Ling Feng, Xia Wang, Fang Li, Xiqiang Duan
Online and offline blended teaching is the mainstream teaching mode of current classroom teaching. The emergence and application of smart classroom has injected new vitality into blended teaching, which is more convenient for the implementation of blended learning Teaching and the collection and analysis...
Proceedings Article

Biomass Generator Analysis for Renewable Energy Transition with the Co-Firing Program at PLTU Pelabuhan Ratu

Alfaozan Imani Muslim, Andika Kurniawan, Wahyu Dwi Nurhidayat, Aryo Wibowo Muhammad Sidik
In PT PLN (Persero)’s Electricity Supply Business Plan (RUPTL) for the period 2021 - 2030, there is a biomass co- firing program with coal at Steam Power Plants (PLTU). This program reflects PLN’s innovative efforts to increase the use of renewable energy sources without requiring large investment expenditures....

Coping with the COVID-19 Pandemic: Efficiency and Prospects in Plasma Donors’ Perceptions

Artem Lytovchenko, Olena Muradyan, Dmytro Chumachenko
In connection with the continuation of the Covid-19 pandemic, the relevance of information promotion of anti-pandemic measures is becoming more urgent. Public opinion on these measures is mixed; there is an active movement of the so-called anti-vaxers. The article explores the possibility of involving...

Applying Blended Learning as an Effective Model for EFL Learners’ Reading Comprehension

Abidin Pammu, Hamzah A. Machmoed, Ani Dyah Astuty, Sitti Sahraeny
As an alternative solution to resolve various reading comprehension problems in the EFL context, it is necessary to implement a blended learning model which combines both online and face to face teaching modes. This study seeks to investigate the effectiveness of the blended learning model on students’...

Developing LMS Through Moodle in Teaching ‘Article Writing for Journal’ for Post Graduate Students

J. Priyanto Widodo, Joko Slamet
This study attempted to find out how much product development was required and how media such as Moodle for teaching ‘Article Writing for Journal’ at STKIP PGRI Sidoarjo may have evolved. This study was based on the R&D design from Borg & Gall theory, which was subsequently adopted in the research....
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P2.5 SEX-DEPENDENT DIFFERENCES IN OBESITY INDICES AND INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN NON-DIABETIC OBESE PATIENTS

Mariusz Stępień*, Anna Stępień, Rafał N. Wlazeł, Marek Paradowski, Maciej Banach, Jacek Rysz
Pages: 7 - 7
Background: The aim of the study was to asses sex-dependent differences of obesity indices and inflammatory markers in non-diabetic hypertensive obese patients. Material and methods: 40 females and 25 males aged 59.8 ±10.1 and 54.6±11.9 years, respectively, were enrolled into the study. Serum TNF-α,...

Three-Year-Old Child Sentence Acquisition: Case Study on Rumaysha

Melia Sri Rahayu, Ermanto
This study aims to describe the sentence acquisition of three-year-old children: a case study on Rumaysha seen from sentences based on completeness of elements, namely complete sentences and incomplete sentences (ellipses, additions, sequences, and minors). This type of research is a qualitative research...

Digital Book as Alternative Solution in Learning During the Pandemic in Indonesia

Afnita, Amril Amir, Farel Olva Zuve, Adhara Jasid, Dinda Annisa
The COVID-19 pandemic is a tragedy that grieves the entire population of the earth. All segments of human life on earth are disrupted, without exception education. Many countries decide to close schools ranging from elementary school to college, but this is only temporary. The learning process that was...

Are Boys More Verbally Creative?

Gender-Based Difference in Verbal Creativity in Adolescents

Susi Susanti, Zulmi Ramdani
As one of the important competencies in the 21st century, creativity becomes an asset for a teenager to grow and compete to become a superior generation. Gender differences are often seen as an important indicator in determining what interventions are appropriate to improve these competencies. This study...

The Contingent Factors on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Industry Sector

Tri Siwi Nugrahani, Dhanti Alif Kalandara, Pradita Nindya Aryandha
Several SMEs in DIY, especially those engaged in the industrial sector, went bankrupt due to the Covid-19 pandemic which had lasted for two years. One of the causes of SMEs going bankrupt is because they ignore the contingency or uncertainty factor that can affect organizational performance. This study...

Identifying Historical and Indigenous Potency of Padusan Village Mojokerto as a Humanities and Social Sciences Laboratory

Ronal Ridhoi, Nurlia A. D. Restanti, Joko Sayono
This paper aims to identify the historical sites and indigenous potencies in Padusan Village, Pacet District, Mojokerto Regency. The identification results then become a reference for the development of a Humanities and Social Sciences Laboratory. By perusing some historical and ethnographic sources,...

Analysis of Teaching Effectiveness in Several Teaching Modes

Yinggao Zhou, Yong Jiao, Zhoushun Zheng
Teaching effectiveness is an important index to measure a successful class. It is the life of the classroom teaching. Based on the teaching investigation in the past two years, this paper analyzes the teaching effectiveness of several abnormal teaching modes one by one by revealing their teaching performance...

Knowledge Management on Bandung MSMEs in the Digital Era

Marheni Eka Saputri, Fitriani Nur Utami
In the present, many MSMEs (micro, small, and medium enterprises) are facing challenges in maintaining their businesses. The problem is, these MSME actors come from different backgrounds and knowledge, making it difficult to find qualified personnel during the Covid-19 pandemic when marketing targets...

Student Learning Motivation

Rifa Hidayah
This study aims to determine students’ learning motivation and identify problems of students who experience decreased motivation. This research is a case study using qualitative data analysis based on the phenomenological-interpretive paradigm of postpositivism. Data collection techniques in this study...
Proceedings Article

Combination of Antibacterial Activity of Ethanol Extract of Meniran Leaves and Kenikir Leaves Against Shigella dysenteriae

Rizal M. Rukmana, Antoni A. D. Sawal, Dionysius A. A. Wibawa
Shigellosis is an acute inflammatory disease in the human digestive tract. One of the pathogenic bacteria that causes shigellosis is Shigella dysenteriae. Some natural ingredients believed to have good antibacterial activities are Meniran (Phyllanthus niruri L.) and Kenikir (Cosmos caudatus Kunth.)....

Conceptual Knowledge of Civic Education: In-depth Interviews at Primary School

Susilawati, Medita Ayu Wulandari, Siti Ruqoyah
This study investigates challenges primary school teachers encounter in civic education by focusing on students’ difficulties understanding the subject matter. Descriptive qualitative was used in this research to get a complete and in-depth view of students’ conceptual understanding and teachers’ difficulties...
Proceedings Article

A three-dimensional crack under complex loading conditions

Reza Jalayer, Majid R. Ayatollahi, Behnam Saboori
In this paper, finite element (FE) analysis is performed for the asymmetric four-point bend specimen under mixed mode fracture loading conditions. This test configuration can be used in studies of mixed mode I/II and mixed mode I/II/III crack problems. In order to study mixed-mode I/II loading, two alternatives...

University Teachers’ Perceptions on the Integration of ChatGPT in Language Education Assessment: Challenges, Benefits, and Ethical Considerations

Phuong Hoang Yen, Huynh Thi Anh Thu, Nguyen Anh Thi, Nguyen Huong Tra, Le Thanh Thao, Pham Trut Thuy
This qualitative study delves into specific university lecturers’ perspectives regarding the integration of ChatGPT, a sophisticated AI language model, into language education assessment paradigms. Through semi-structured interviews with 15 lecturers from diverse academic backgrounds, the research sought...

Decoding City Branding Through Social Media: Overseas Student Perceptions of an Instagram Account

Ajeng Febilianingtyas, Poppy Febriana, Ferry Adhi Dharma, Kuziyev Umidjon Yandashalievich
Instagram can be used as a mass communication media that can reach a wide audience in the digital world, and Instagram users can be categorized as an active audience to play a role in giving meaning to various accounts, including the official account of Sparkling Surabaya (@surabayasparkling). The purpose...

Bottom Up Green Technology

Ola Olajide
This research paper delves into the transformative potential of green energy in developing regions like sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, contrasting it with the environmental consequences of the developed world’s reliance on fossil fuels. The primary objectives are to evaluate green energy’s potential to...
Proceedings Article

Relationship Between Low Birth Weight Babies and Exclusive Breastfeeding with the Incidence of Acute Respiratory Tract Infections in Toddlers

Astin Prima Sari, Wahju Budi Martono
Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) is an acute inflammation of the upper and lower respiratory tract mucosa caused by virus or bacterial pathogenic. There are several risk factors for the occurrence of ARI in toddlers, including low birth weight (LBW) babies and exclusive breastfeeding. The recurrence...
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Understanding the Correlation of Parkinson’s dataset with Multivariate Analysis Packages

A. Rajha Priya, Preenon Bagchi
Parkinson’s dataset available in open source was used in this work. Inferential statistical analysis is used here to inspect each unit from this dataset and to test a hypothesis depending on the sample data. From the analysis inferences could be extracted by applying probability and make generalizations...
Proceedings Article

Warehouse Safety in Order Picking

Donna Kharisma, Markus Hartono
Safety in warehouse becomes one of the important factors in manual order picking process. Workplace accidents can be caused by a variety of things, including the use of incorrect tools, a lack of work processes, inadequate equipment and safety equipment, and pickers' negligence. Picker safety must...

Sense of Place and Indigenous Wisdom: Exploring Cultural and Environmental Sustainable Practices in Ubud Palace, Bali

I Gusti Ayu Canny Utami, Freddy Hendrawan, Ramanda Dimas Surya Dinata
One of Bali’s most important cultural sites, Ubud Palace, is a platform for the preservation of both culture and the natural environment. This research intended to explore the significance of the Ubud Palace’s architecture, ceremonies, rituals, and community engagements in generating a profound sense...

Design of Village Land Multipurpose Model for Poverty Reduction in Rural Areas

Yusmanto Yusmanto, Asep Saepudin
The purpose of the study focuses on efforts to uncover how village land management can have an impact on the welfare of local village communities. The research method used through a qualitative approach and in data processing uses the NVivo12 Plus application. The number of respondents was 14 people...

The Influence of Macroeconomic Fundamentals and Investor Sentiment on the Indonesian Stock Exchange

Fitriana Dewi Sumaryana, Nugraha Nugraha, Maya Sari, Toni Heryawan
This study employs an empirical approach to analyse the factors influencing the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) in Indonesia, which reflects capital market activities, indicating bullish or bearish market conditions. The research seeks to understand these factors more deeply, providing valuable insights...
Proceedings Article

Physicochemical Profile of Gummy Candy Made From Semboro Orange (Citrus Nobilis Lour Var. Microcarpa Hassk) And Rosella (Hibiscus Sabdariffa L.) Extract with Various Agar Concentration

Riska Rian Fauziah, Sony Suwasono, Ani Oktafiana
Gummy candy is a snack made from sugar or a mixture of sugars with a particular texture and elasticity. The ingredients for the gummy candy in this study included Semboro orange, dried rosella flower and agar powder. The study aimed to determine the effect of variations in the comparison of Semboro orange...

Difficulties of Prospective Teachers in Proving Algebra Based on Understanding Concepts

Abdul Aziz, Iswahyudi Joko Suprayitno
The purpose of this research is to identify and analyse the difficulties of proving prospective teachers in working on algebraic structure proofs. The research method used is a qualitative descriptive proof method. The subjects used were prospective teachers who had taken the Group material and were...
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The Concept Analysis of Self-Management in Coronary Heart Disease Patients After Coronary Intervention

Marlinda Ismiati, Ayu Pratiwi, Mujiono Mujiono
The 2017 Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study identifies a notable rise in cardiovascular disease-related deaths, particularly in coronary heart disease (CHD). Despite advancements in surgical interventions reducing mortality, effective self-management strategies are essential...

The Effect of Locus of Control and Tolerance of Ambiguity on Entrepreneurial Intention

Kurjono Kurjono, Faqih Samlawi, Badria Muntashofi, Nandu Saprudin
The present research aimed at determining the effect of locus of control and tolerance of ambiguity on entrepreneurial intention. To analyze the data, the explanatory survey method was used. The research sample was taken from UPI (Indonesia University of Education) students as the population. The research...

Reconstruction of Political Party System Towards Substantive Democracy in Indonesia

Achmad Hariri
In a democratic country, the existence of political parties is very important, especially as Indonesia adheres to a representative democratic system. The embodiment of democracy is the conduct of elections, elections are often called democratic parties, this is not excessive because basically, elections...

Results of the Implementation of the Principle of Inclusion in Education

Batdelger Jamsrandorj
The study found that the Portage Early Intervention program effectively promoted the development of children with autism spectrum disorder in all five developmental areas. The child who participated in the program showed significant progress in social development, language, self-help, purposeful-motor...
Proceedings Article

Two Heuristics for the Tree Poset Cover Problem

Willie N. Coronel, Joshua Relucio, Ivy D. Ordanel, Richelle Ann B. Juayong
The Poset Cover Problem aims to find a minimum set of posets that cover a given input set of linear orders. This problem has practical applications in data mining, particularly in constructing directed networks from sequential data. The decision version of the problem is known to be NP-hard. In this...

Students’ Ability in Solving TIMSS Problems through Realistic Mathematics Education

Asmaul Husna, Mailizar Mailizar, Elizar Elizar, Erni Maidiyah, Suryawati, Michelle Rivera Lacia
The abstract should summarize the contents of the paper in short terms, i.e. 150-250 words The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) is an international-based assessment used to assess students’ mathematical skills. Previous TIMSS results showed the Indonesian students’ mathematics...

Positive Technology in the Metaverse: Experiential Technologies Meet Mental Wellbeing

Giuseppe Riva
The Metaverse is a big step forward for the Internet that lets people live in a multisensory digital world anywhere and at any time, giving them a “deep feeling of presence.” On the one hand, these features are attracting tech companies and multinational corporations that are interested in the economic...

Invariance and the Three Traditions of Measurement in the Human Sciences

George Engelhard Jr.
This chapter presents key aspects of invariant measurement. Invariant measurement can be broadly viewed as the application of scientific principles to the development of scales. Three traditions of measurement are identified and described (test-score, scaling, and structural traditions) for categorizing...

“Learning-by-doing” from Co-creation Processes: success factors, failures, and opportunities for improvement

Israa Mahmoud, Alessandro Arlati, Sean Bradley
Since 2018, the CLEVER Cities project has put into practice an inclusive co-creation processes that aims at involving stakeholders (particularly: citizens, civil society, public and private entities) in decision-making for the implementation of large-scale, urban Nature-based Solutions (NBS). The scope...

Practical Teaching Model as a Tool for Skills Development of Preschool Teachers in China: A Case Study of H University

Wenyu Song
Practical teaching has been regarded as important content in the teaching of modern colleges and universities. Practical teaching helps students fully transform the theoretical knowledge they learn in class into professional skills. This paper studies the influence of practical teaching on the vocational...
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Parkinson’s Disease Diagnosis Based on XGBoost Algorithm

Shilong Yao
In light of China’s aging population and improved living standards, there is an increasing focus on health issues. Parkinson’s disease is a commonly-seen neurodegenerative disorder that greatly impacts patients’ quality of life, and its prevalence is on the rise. The traditional approach to Parkinson’s...

Impactful Changes: Analyzing the Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 on Employers and Employees in Malaysia

Siti Marshita Mahyut, Harvind Singh A/L Terlok Singh, Jivashini A. P. Ravi, Logeswari A. P. Yogalingam, Jeremy Russel Danker, Vishnu Darshan A/L Thiagarajan
The Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 has recently been passed, bringing significant changes to the Employment Act 1955 in Malaysia. This article provides an overview of the key amendments and their impact on employers and employees. Through an analysis of relevant laws and decided cases, it examines the...

Dynamic Transparency in Forest and Land Rights: A Sub-Saharan African Perspective

Olayinka Olajide, Oloro Olumuyiwa Julius
The Paper explores the intricate dynamics surrounding the recognition of forest land rights in sub-Saharan Africa, emphasizing its uniqueness when compared to grassroots communities worldwide. Through the lens of modern-day anthropology research and the integration of advanced technologies, the study...
Proceedings Article

Related Health and Fitness in Children Aged 7-12 Years in View of Availability of Public Open Space and Socio-Economic Level in Ponorogo District

Adi Pramudya, Dona Sandy Yudasmara, Zihan Novita Sari, M. E. Winarno, Nurul Riyad Fadhli, Imam Hariadi, Taufik Taufik
It is possible to enhance children’s development and progress by using physical fitness as a benchmark for their motor abilities. This study aims to identify and monitor the movement behavior of elementary school-aged children with different levels of socioeconomic status and the accessibility of public...
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Innovation opportunities through circular economy in mining – proactive handling of ESG factors and sustainability-oriented regulation

Stefanie Krause, Jürgen Kretschmann
Mining companies provide the required materials for the energy transition and green technologies. The question which emissions and waste are generated to produce these technologies attracts growing interest throughout the society. Investors, governments, customers, and other stakeholders have recognized...

Personalization of learning through pedagogical scenarios in adaptive e-Learning

Anoir Lamya, Chelliq Ikram, Khaldi Maha, Khaldi Mohamed Khaldi
Technology has transformed the way we learn and teach. With the advent of e-Learning, adaptive e-Learning is emerging as a powerful tool for personalizing the learning experience. The recent emergence of pedagogical modeling languages for learning scenarios represents a first type of response...

Predicting Investor Preferences and Behavioural Drivers in Green Bond Investments using Machine Learning Techniques

Swetha Karamadi, Gopalakrishnan Chinnasamy, S. Vinoth
This paper discusses the determinants of investor preferences and behavioural drivers in green bond investments using techniques of machine learning. From the 280 respondents, analysis of data has helped in identifying the major demo-graphic, behavioral, and sentiment-related factors influencing green...

Calligraphy in the Digital Age: Addressing Distortion and Enhancing Cultural Heritage

Peilin Xie
As the global art landscape transitions toward digital transformation, calligraphy, a significant element of traditional Chinese art, should actively embrace this evolution. However, existing digital calligraphy tools encounter significant challenges in both technical expressiveness and cultural transmission....