PENGARUH PERFECTIONISTIC SELF-PRESENTATION TERHADAP KECEMASAN SOSIAL YANG DIMEDIASI OLEH PERBANDINGAN SOSIAL PADA EMERGING ADULTHOOD PENGGUNA INSTAGRAM DI BANDUNG RAYA

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menguji peran mediasi perbandingan sosial dalam pengaruh antara perfectionistic self-presentation terhadap kecemasan sosial pada emerging adulthood yang menggunakan Instagram di Bandung Raya. Pendekatan metode kuantitatif digunakan dengan melibatkan 228 responden perempuan dan 144 responden laki-laki (N=372). Seluruh responden merupakan emerging adulthood berusia 18-24 tahun yang aktif menggunakan Instagram dan berdomisili di Bandung Raya. Data dalam penelitian ini diambil menggunakan tiga kuesioner yang telah diadaptasi ke dalam Bahasa Indonesia, yaitu Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale (PSPS) (24 item; a=0,896), Social Anxiety Scale for Social Media Users (SAS-SMU) (21 item; a=0,929), dan skala perbandingan sosial (11 item; a=0,879). Teknik analisis yang digunakan berupa regresi linier sederhana, regresi linier berganda, analisis jalur, dan Tes Sobel. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan pengaruh perfectionistic self-presentation terhadap kecemasan sosial dimediasi secara parsial oleh perbandingan sosial. This study aims to investigate the mediating role of social comparison in the effect of perfectionistic self-presentation on social anxiety among emerging adulthood who use Instagram in Bandung Raya. A quantitative method approach was used involving 228 female respondents and 144 male respondents (N=372). All respondents were emerging adults aged 18-24 years who actively used Instagram and resided in Bandung Raya. Data in this study were collected using three questionnaires adapted into Indonesian, Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale (PSPS) (24 items; α=0.896), Social Anxiety Scale for Social Media Users (SAS-SMU) (21 items; α=0.929), and the social comparison scale (11 items; α=0.879). The analytical techniques used were simple linear regression, multiple linear regression, path analysis, and the Sobel Test. The results showed that the influence of perfectionistic self-presentation on social anxiety was partially mediated by social comparison

An overview of the current state of women’s leadership in higher education in Saudi Arabia and a proposal for future research directions

Despite the predominance of perspectives on women’s leadership, which consistently emphasize the underrepresentation of women in virtually every sphere of political and economic life in countries around the world, very little is known about women’s leadership, especially in higher education, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). This has resulted in a gap in the literature, since higher education is one area of employment where Saudi women have made progress, and in spite of complex social, religious, cultural and organisational barriers, some have broken through the glass ceiling into higher education leadership. One goal of this paper is to highlight, through a synthesis of existing literature, the current state of women’s higher education leadership in Saudi Arabia. The second goal of this paper is to propose new directions for future research to address the current dearth of empirical work on women’s leadership in higher education in Saudi Arabia. This may be relevant to other regions of the Middle East and elsewhere

Analisis Faktor Dengan Kejadian Tinea Corporis (KURAP) Terhadap Kebersihan Diri Di Desa Nelayan Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Padongko Kabupaten Barru

Personal hygiene is personal hygiene that is carried out to maintain health, both physically and psychologically. According to Entjang, the definition of personal hygiene or individual hygiene (personal health efforts) is an effort by a person to maintain and improve their own health. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of personal hygiene on the incidence of tinea corporis (ringworm) in fishing communities. This research method is an analytical survey study using a cross-sectional research design. The population was 150 people and 50 people were taken randomly, data analysis using the chi-square test and multiple logistic regression. The results of this study are There is a significant relationship between Personal Hygiene (skin hygiene), with the incidence of tinea corporis (ringworm). The conclusion is that the community should maintain personal hygiene by maintaining skin hygiene, to reduce the risk of tinea corvoris (ringworm) disease

Tree canopy density thresholds for improved forests cover estimation in protected areas of Madagascar

The rich endemic biodiversity of Madagascar is concentrated in different types of natural forests primarily conserved within the network of protected areas (PAs). Since 1990, remote sensing has been utilized to monitor forest cover. The latest forest cover map generated using these techniques provides accurate estimates of natural forest cover within the PAs network. However, the standardized application of Tree Canopy Density (TCD), as used in global assessments of forest cover, yields erroneous estimates for different forest types in Madagascar because the standard TCD cannot be globally applied to all types of forests. Our study aims to utilize global remote sensing data at the scale of PAs to identify specific TCD thresholds for individual PAs. Starting from the year 2000 data, the application of these thresholds will allow us to estimate deforestation in subsequent years at reduced costs. We used the official PA boundaries, a reliable forest cover map at the national scale, and the TCDs published at a global scale to infer the values of TCD to be applied in each PA. The standard TCD threshold above 30% overestimates humid and dry forests and underestimates dry spiny forests in Madagascar. Our specific TCD thresholds inferred for each PA accurately estimate the forest cover in the vast majority of PAs. Using these specific TCD thresholds will allow for improved monitoring of forest cover within the network of PAs. The methodology detailed here can also be applied in other geographic regions, and future improvements in data on forest cover—both remotely sensed and field-collected—will enhance our ability to estimate forest cover and its changes over time

Effectiveness of Mobile Learning in the Developing of Mathematical Problems Solving Skills of Students Second Grade Average

This study aims to identify strategies that are involved in the unity of equations and inequalities for the average second grade students, through the perception of a proposed building to develop problem-solving skills in math in the unity of equations and inequalities math curriculum for Grade Average, and identify the impact of the proposed mobile learning technology to develop mathematical problem-solving skills, therefore we selected the school of (ElZekr- ElAhlya) which includes three classroom for Grade Average, two classrooms were selected at random sample, and they have been divided as a group experimental (20 students) and a control group (20 students) randomly, the result of the study was revealed that the rate of gain in skills (1.58%), this means that the use of mobile learning technology with the experimental group had an increase in efficiency in the ability of students to solve problems and build on this result the second hypothesis was accepted. The study concluded a series of recommendations including: the need to encourage the use of mobile learning technology as a means to teach mathematics, and take advantage of all technologies offered by mobile devices and suitable for educational uses including, reading e-books and applications of construction and configuration as well as social networking tools.</jats:p

Hubungan Antara Locus Of Control Dengan Kepuasan Kerja Pada Karyawan PT. Riau Andalan Pulp And Paper (RAPP)

The center of control or locus of control (LOC) is an elastic that is often associated with self-esteem, activity happiness, activity ethics or abilities. Control center means that one's ability can be measured by one's expertise in understanding the incidents that occur to him. To increase the happiness of one's activities, an employee must have a locus of control to convince himself that someone can survive even though the income field does not support it or the activity area is less supportive. This study aims to determine the relationship between locus of control with job satisfaction on employees. Based on these problems the researchers used quantitative analysis research methods. The population in this study were all employees under the age of 30 who performed effectively in private companies. The sample in this study used a saturated sampling technique totaling 102 people. The instruments used are 1) Locus of Control scale 2) Job Satisfaction scale. Data processing is done by using Pearson product moment correlation analysis technique. The results of the linear locus of control test with job satisfaction have an F value of 0.719 with a p of 0.834 (p more than 0.05) with these results proving that there is a linear relationship between locus of control and job satisfaction. The results showed that the relationship between locus of control and job satisfaction on employees with a p value of 0.000 (p less than 0.05), meaning that there was a relationship between locus of control and job satisfaction of employees. It is expected that employees can develop themselves to achieve greater job satisfaction, and they should also take advantage of self-improvement possibilities arranged by the organization, such as internal and external training

Exemplifying Stratified Deforestation in Four Protected Areas in Madagascar

Protected areas (PAs) are a cornerstone for conservation biodiversity. Madagascar, as a hotspot for biodiversity, has a network of 114 terrestrial protected areas covering the main forest types occurring on the island. Deforestation continues unabated despite the network covering 11% of the island. Here we present a case study approach reporting on four PAs from the humid forests, dry western forests, and southwestern dry and spiny forests and thickets. To describe deforestation in and around the case sites, we have considered a time window of 30 years for analysis, focusing on six years with reliable data: 1990, 2000, 2010, 2015 (the year of latest PA network update), and 2017. We have considered forest versus other land covers within the PAs in “buffers” at a distance of 500 m, 2.5 km, 5 km, and 10 km from the border of the PA. These buffers were set from the border towards the center of the PA (inside the PAs) and from the border outside the PAs. The smallest PAs, Kasijy (IUCN IV), and Behara Tranomaro (no IUCN category), showed the least forest loss. Tsaratanana (IUCN I) had the highest deforestation rates within the last two years of analysis, with deforestation concentrated in the core area. Ranobe PK-32 (no IUCN category), originally with the largest forest extent, has lost most of its forest cover and showed the highest annual deforestation rate (3.5%) between 2015 and 2017. All four cases prove to be very challenging to manage. Future conservation activities require tailored interventions to account for site-specific current and potential future threats, as detailed in this contribution.</jats:p

Exemplifying Stratified Deforestation in Four Protected Areas in Madagascar

Protected areas (PAs) are a cornerstone for conservation biodiversity. Madagascar, as a hotspot for biodiversity, has a network of 114 terrestrial protected areas covering the main forest types occurring on the island. Deforestation continues unabated despite the network covering 11% of the island. Here we present a case study approach reporting on four PAs from the humid forests, dry western forests, and southwestern dry and spiny forests and thickets. To describe deforestation in and around the case sites, we have considered a time window of 30 years for analysis, focusing on six years with reliable data: 1990, 2000, 2010, 2015 (the year of latest PA network update), and 2017. We have considered forest versus other land covers within the PAs in "buffers" at a distance of 500 m, 2.5 km, 5 km, and 10 km from the border of the PA. These buffers were set from the border towards the center of the PA (inside the PAs) and from the border outside the PAs. The smallest PAs, Kasijy (IUCN IV), and Behara Tranomaro (no IUCN category), showed the least forest loss. Tsaratanana (IUCN I) had the highest deforestation rates within the last two years of analysis, with deforestation concentrated in the core area. Ranobe PK-32 (no IUCN category), originally with the largest forest extent, has lost most of its forest cover and showed the highest annual deforestation rate (3.5%) between 2015 and 2017. All four cases prove to be very challenging to manage. Future conservation activities require tailored interventions to account for site-specific current and potential future threats, as detailed in this contribution.ISSN:1999-490