Children's Industry Research Articles

Traveling food tourism with children industry: motivation, involvement, experience value and visit intention

Abstract The traveling food tourism with children industry has become a rapidly developing tourism market after the epidemic. Parents, children, and sightseeing factories have all benefited positively from their shared family travel experiences. Based on the value co-creation theory, this study analyzes literature related to traveling with children from a group perspective, selects variables and dimensions based on the characteristics of traveling with children in China, and investigate the relationships among motivation, involvement, experience value and visit intention in the context of the food tourism industry. Analysis of data from 578 respondents indicates that the proposed model fits the data well. The results indicate that the motivation of traveling with children does not have a direct positive impact on visit intention, but through tourism involvement and experience value, it can indirectly affect the visit intention of tourists with children. Empirical analysis is expected to contribute to the study on the experience theory of traveling with children. At the same time, targeted guidance and suggestions can be provided for product design, marketing strategy, and experience management in the food tourism industry.

Manajemen Risiko Reputasi Perbankan Syariah

Inherent risk is the risk attached to the business activities of Islamic banks, whether quantifiable or not, which has the potential to affect the financial position of the bank. Risk management applications, especially the risk of reputation for Islamic banks, either individually or for banks by way of confirmation by The children's industry does not include the active supervision of the board of commissioners, the board, and the DPS, policies, methods, and determination of limits, as well as methods of identification, measurement, control, and risk management and risk SIM. This risk arose, among others, due to the presence of media reports and rumors about banks having a negative attitude and the existence of an inefficient bank communication strategy. A negative announcement to one Islamic bank would tarnish the good name of another Islamic bank, even though other Islamic banks did not participate in this responsible action. The best reputation risk management method is to implement a predictive or preventive action program and a reputation maintenance program. Risk A good name is an abstract risk and is an intangible asset for the industry. Prosecution of reputational risks should be in a preventive way because the cost of handling this risk is very large and can eventually disrupt and kill the industry.

Application of Therapeutic Group Therapy on the Development of School Age Children Industry with Empowerment of Caregiver, Teacher, and Mental Health Cadre

School-age children are in the 6-12 year age range that enters the development of industries where children develop their productivity. Failure to achieve the task of development causes mental health problems in children. The purpose of this paper is to know the results of therapeutic group therapy application on the development of school age children industry with empowerment of caregivers, teachers, and mental health cadres. The design of this paper uses Case Series. Samples of 30 school-aged children were divided into 3 groups and Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapy was conducted to train the stimulation of developmental aspects. Children received 2 therapeutic group therapy classes at Primary School as many as 6 meetings accompanied by caregivers, teachers, mental health cadres and therapeutic groups therapy in the community as much as 3 meetings accompanied by caregivers and mental health cadres. The results showed the development of children's industry increased to 98.46% and the children's developmental aspects of motor, cognitive, language, emotion, personality, moral, spiritual, and psychosocial increased and the family's ability to stimulate child development increased to 93.33%. The results of previous research shows the development of children's industry by 80.33% after therapeutic group therapy of school-aged children by involving only caregivers and teachers. The article recommendation is the promotion of mental health of school age children in elementary schools and in the community by involving children, families/caregivers, teachers and mental health cadres for sustainable nursing care.

ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ ВІДПОВІДНОСТІ СУЧАСНИХ ФІГУР ХЛОПЧИКІВ ДІЮЧІЙ НОРМАТИВНО–ТЕХНІЧНІЙ ДОКУМЕНТАЦІЇ ДЛЯ ПРОЄКТУВАННЯ ОДЯГУ

Investigation of the possibility of using the existing regulatory and technical documentation for the design of clothing for boys of primary school age. Methodology. The work uses the contact method of obtaining anthropometric information characterizing the fi gure of the child. An anthropometric method was used to determine body types. Findings. The manufacture of clothing according to the existing regulatory and technical documentation does not take into account the modern features of the body of children, which will lead to a violation of the conformity of the fi nished product to a decrease in consumer satisfaction with commensurate clothing. This indicates the need for a broad study of the physique of the child population in order to revise the existing system of typical fi gures, namely, to determine the optimal number of fi gures, typ es of physiques and their quantitative characteristics. A signifi cant discrepancy between the typologica l composition of the fi gures in comparison with OST 17-67-88 and the composition of the typical fi gures of modern boys has been established. Only 48.34% of today's primary school age boys are provided in the industry standard, and 3.7% in other child standard age groups. Originality. Based on the analysis of modern typical fi gures of boys of primary school age, the percentage distribution of standard sizes in the sample was calculated and a list of typical fi gures that were absent in the children's industry standard was established. Practical value. The typological composition of the fi gures of boys of the younger age group has been determined, taking into account the leading dimensional characteristics to ensure an increase in the level of satisfaction of this group of children in the clothing of boys of mass production.

ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ ВІДПОВІДНОСТІ СУЧАСНИХ ФІГУР ДІВЧАТ ДІЮЧИМ СТАНДАРТАМ

Study of the possibility of using the existing normative and technical documentation for the design of girls' clothing for a teenage group. The contact method of obtaining anthropometric information describing the child's figure was used in the work. An anthropological (descriptive) method was used to determine the types of physique. Making clothes according to the existing normative and technical documentation does not take into account modern features of the structure of the body of adolescents, leads to a violation of the conformity of the finished product and a decrease in the satisfaction of consumers with commensurable clothing. The above information indicates the need for a broad study of the children's population to review the existing system of typical figures, namely, determining the optimal number of typical figures, body types and their quantitative characteristics. A significant discrepancy between the standard typological composition in the OST 18-66-88 of the composition of typical figures of modern girls is found, namely only 43.9% of modern figures of girls are represented in the industry standard, and 12.67% in other age groups of child and female standards. Based on the analysis of contemporary typical figures of adolescent girls, the percentage distribution of the standard sizes in the sample was calculated and a list of typical figures that are absent in children's industry standards was established. The typological composition of the figures of adolescent girls is determined for reporting the leading dimensional characteristics to ensure an increase in the level of satisfaction of this group of people with mass-produced clothing.

The Other “Child Study”: Figuring Children as Consumers in Market Research, 1910s–1990s

This article examines how notions of “the child” were constructed in marketing research literature from the 1910s through the 1990s. Drawing on children's industry trade literature, market reports and books, I argue that children have become increasingly portrayed as individualized, autonomous consumers. Over this time period, the desire for consumer products becomes figured by industry observers and researchers as a mode of children's “self expression.” The analytic isolation of “the child” in the persona of a “consumer” authorizes a new morality for consumption by construing children's desire for goods as preexistent and thus natural.

Development and validation of a measure of Eriksonian industry.

A child self-report measure of industry (Erikson's term for the psychosocial task of his 4th stage), Children's Industry questionnaire, was developed. Parallel measures for teachers and parents, and an observational measure, were included to establish convergent validity. Seven dependent variables are described, on which children with high, medium, and low industry scores were expected to differ. Two control variables, intelligence and social desirability, were measured. Subjects were 187 pupils in Grades 4, 5, and 6 from 3 elementary schools