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Sri, Mawarti · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
This paper intends to reveal the effort to grow teenager interest on sport. We include junior high school student as the teen age, a transition age. At this age level, they hunger to search for self-identity. At this point, the interest on sport not all of it came from internal interest, thus requiring a way to grow their interest. Sport that gives f…
S. Wisni, Septiarti · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
This research was aimed to covered the phenomenon of school age workers by seeing causes factors that involving them in public economic activity, patterns of study and work, and also what kind of social treatments which they received The research, which used qualitative analysis in urban and rural areas,found that the 35 school age workers in this …
Bambang , Sugeng · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
This article deals with a study on a learning strategy profile for adult learners when they learn English as a foreign anguage. It attempts to explore (1) what the general learning trategy profile is in terms of six strategy categories, namely, the memory, cognitive, compensation, metacognitive, affective, and ocial strategies; (2) how gender, age,…
Suhardi, DR. · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
This study described the consultation opportunity, consultation materials, reasons, academic advisors’ (AAs) responses, students’ responses, and effects of AAs’ guidance on students’ achievement. The research subjects comprised students of the Faculty of Languages and Arts, the Yogyakarta State University, consisting of two groups, namely those who were inte…
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At a time when the rule of law is being reshaped and, in certain respects, even severely distorted, this volume examines the ways in which literature both legitimises the principles underlying the present rule of law and anticipates assumptions that take shape before new ideas are publicly felt or articulated within legal discourse. Literary acts of agency t…
Sandeep Kumar Samal; Bibhu Prasad Mishra; Kohinoor Acharya; Shree Mishra; Ashutosh Panda · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Post-traumatic fibrous ankylosis of the Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) is a debilitating condition characterised by restricted mandibular movements, impaired mastication, and reduced quality of life. Early diagnosis may be challenging, and surgical intervention is often required when conservative management fails. A 35-year-old male presented with a one-month…
Gihan M. Ali; Mohamed S. El-deeb; Mohammad Zaid Alaskar · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Reliable short-term PV forecasting is essential to ensure the reliability of energy management based on renewable sources, but the lack of interpretability of deep learning models and the environmental uncertainty still prevent their operation. In this research, an uncertainty-aware transformer framework is proposed which is explainable when forecasting the …
Udit Mamodiya; Indra Kishor; Hastimal Jangid; Amer Alqutaesh; Hussein N. E. Edrees; Ghada Alradwan · DOAJ Open Access Articles
The rise of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in smart solar energy systems has presented a serious cybersecurity issue, especially with the close interdependence between cyber infrastructure and physical functions. Traditional intrusion detection systems (IDS) are mainly based on the network level of abnormalities and do not consider the system level ef…
Augusto Aliaga-Miranda; Luis Ricardo Flores-Vilcapoma; Jorge Miguel Chávez-Díaz; Luis Antonio Visurraga-Camargo; Jacqueline Denisse Llacza-Molina; Wilmar Salvador Chavarry-Becerra · DOAJ Open Access Articles
This study examines the transmission of copper price shocks to the Peruvian economy through a hybrid empirical framework that combines a conventional Structural Vector Autoregression model with Random Forest regression. Using quarterly and monthly macroeconomic data for 2004–2025, the analysis evaluates how copper shocks propagate through the exchange rate, …
Mohammad Abuhashesh; Shafig Al-Haddad; Amer Badran; Abdel-Aziz Ahmad Sharabati · DOAJ Open Access Articles
This research paper explores the effect of AI-enabled social media marketing practices on the online buying intentions of Generation Z. The authors gathered 314 answers, with only 299 responses being usable for analysis. The research population includes Gen Z individuals who utilize social media. The research paper uses a quantitative, descriptive method and…
Udit Mamodiya; Indra Kishor; Pankaj Mudholkar; Amer Alqutaesh; Hussein Edrees; Ghada Alradwan · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Reliable short-term PV forecasting is essential to ensure the reliability of energy management based on renewable sources, but the lack of interpretability of deep learning models and the environmental uncertainty still prevent their operation. In this research, an uncertainty-aware transformer framework is proposed which is explainable when forecasting the …
Mufeed Taha; Esraa Abdulkareem Mohammed; Ozlem Kocak · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Migraine is one of the most common and disabling neurologic disorders affecting women of childbearing age. Although many individuals experience improvement during pregnancy, particularly those with migraine without aura, clinical response is variable, and relapse is common in the early postpartum period. Importantly, improvement in headache frequency does no…
J. Bernard; T. Nagel; V. Masson; A. Lemonsu; J. Wurtz; P. Tulet; Q. Rodier · DOAJ Open Access Articles
In Europe, heatwave conditions associated with southern synoptic flows can sometimes be combined with episodes of dust plumes coming from the Saharan desert. Change in the atmospheric composition of aerosols alters the radiation observed near the ground, resulting in impacts on other variables such as air temperature. This study focuses on the heatwave exper…
Zhila Balegh; Shima Ahmadi-Azad; Mohammad Hossein Yousefi · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Understanding the interplay between the social (teacher scaffolding), cognitive (inner speech [IS]), and psychological (behavioral inhibition/activation systems [BIS/BAS]) factors involved in language development, can be crucial in designing effective language instruction. This research investigated the impact of teacher scaffolding on Iranian English as a f…
Muhammad Akram; Adeela Arshad-Ayaz; Muhammad Ayaz Naseem · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Social media is inundated with radical and extreme propaganda. Such information is often left unfiltered due to platform algorithms that are economically driven and socially unethical in design. It puts social media users, mostly youth, in danger of becoming radicalized and vulnerable to supporting and engaging with extremist beliefs. When young people lack …
Nicola McClung; Riana Pella · DOAJ Open Access Articles
Scholars have long emphasized the harmful effects of overtly sexist and oppressive media images on young people’s understandings of sex and relationships. Yet, this emphasis on explicit harm leaves a gap in understanding how college students interpret subtle, hidden, and ambiguous media messages. To address this gap, we asked 196 California college students …
Serpil Yalcinalp; Hacer Turkoglu · DOAJ Open Access Articles
This research aims to explore students’ perspectives on their use of ChatGPT during a media analysis project in a media literacy (ML) course. Additionally, it investigates what the assigned media literacy project has contributed to them. Qualitative analysis results from 48 students indicated that they believed their media analysis positively contributed to …
Brendan M. Burrows · DOAJ Open Access Articles
This article examines the pedagogical potential of Indigenous-created genre film—specifically, Jeff Barnaby’s Rhymes for Young Ghouls (Barnaby, 2013)—in promoting critical engagement with the legacies of colonial violence in Canada. Drawing on Susan Dion’s (2009) concept of the perfect stranger and film activist Ariel Smith’s analysis of Indigenous horror ci…
Lebedeva Ilona V. · DOAJ Open Access Articles
The article is devoted to the analysis of the creative nature of the artist Yuri Kosagovsky (1941–2023), who manifested himself in a variety of ways in a number of fields: the master worked in painting, graphics, sculpture and small plastic art, jewellery art, literature and poetry, performing and composing art, and even experimented in cinema. In this study…
Nicole Bishop; Meg Riley; Sundeep Manoth; Jayme Wearn; Nathan Grills · DOAJ Open Access Articles
This qualitative study explores the multifaceted impact of volunteer engagement at a range of healthcare organizations in North India. Volunteers can play a pivotal role in advancing program goals by bringing in new resources, ideas, and skills that help to fill gaps and support existing staff. However, the effectiveness of their contributions is influenced …