Harmonious Relationship Research Articles

Exploring the Application of Machine Learning for Automatic Inbound Email Classification in CRM System at XYZ Company

Customer service has become increasingly crucial in today's business landscape, necessitating companies to provide fast, responsive, and personalized assistance to their clientele. However, amidst the challenges posed by surges in email volume, manual categorization and response strategies often lead to performance declines. To address this, we propose a system leveraging Machine Learning techniques for automated email classification. Our evaluation reveals promising results, with SVM achieving the highest accuracy of 96.59%, followed by XGB (96.02%) and RF (95.27%). These models exhibit commendable precision, recall, F1 scores, and Matthews Correlation Coefficient (MCC), showcasing their effectiveness in improving customer service efficiency and responsiveness. This integration of technology not only enhances operational efficiency but also fosters harmonious customer relationships, ultimately leading to increased loyalty and profitability for companies.

A Strategic Leadership Approach To Conflict Resolution In Papua

This study, titled "Strategic Leadership Approaches in Conflict Resolution in Papua," aims to explore how strategic leadership can contribute to resolving conflicts in Papua. The research focuses on two main areas: the impact of strategic leadership competencies on conflict resolution and the application of strategic leadership guidelines within organizational culture. First, the study examines the influence of strategic leadership competencies on the effectiveness of conflict resolution in Papua. These competencies include the ability to plan, implement, and evaluate strategies, as well as adapt to changing situations. The research evaluates how leaders with strong strategic competencies can facilitate dialogue, build consensus, and design sustainable solutions for long-standing conflicts. Second, the study assesses the application of strategic leadership guidelines within the context of organizational culture. Understanding the local culture and applying leadership principles that align with the organizational culture are central to this analysis. The research investigates how formal procedures and strategic control are used to manage and resolve conflicts effectively within organizations operating in Papua. The findings indicate that effective strategic leadership requires a deep understanding of the local context and skills in designing and implementing adaptive strategies. Integrating cultural values with leadership principles is crucial for building harmonious relationships and resolving conflicts. This research provides practical insights for leaders in designing more inclusive and responsive approaches to conflict resolution in Papua.

SUSTAINABLE CULTURAL TOURISM IN THE ERA OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Cultural sustainability has recently emerged as a significant trend in the tourism industry, driven by increased awareness of travel's environmental impacts and the need to preserve natural resources for future generations. Sustainable cultural tourism emphasizes protecting and valuing cultural heritage while ensuring that tourism activities respect the environment and the integrity of local cultures. For it to be genuinely comprehensive, sustainable cultural tourism must be integrated into national development strategies, aligning tourism goals with broader sustainable development objectives. Cultural tourism plays a unique role as both a catalyst and enabler of sustainable development, fostering economic resilience, social cohesion, and environmental conservation. This paper explores the relationship between cultural tourism and sustainability by examining how sustainable cultural tourism supports sustainable development goals. Essential to this approach is preserving and managing cultural heritage, involving local communities in decision-making, promoting effective conservation practices, supporting rural development, and addressing issues like over-tourism, which can lead to the loss of authenticity and over-concentration in popular destinations. Ultimately, sustainable cultural tourism is not only about conserving the past but also about creating a harmonious relationship between culture and tourism that benefits present and future generations. Through its focus on local empowerment, responsible resource use, and respect for cultural diversity, sustainable cultural tourism offers a forward-looking approach, ensuring that tourism continues to drive positive social and environmental change.

Transformational Leadership as a Strategy to Improve Working Relations in Schools through Islamic Values

The research investigates the role of transformational leadership as an effective strategy for improving working relationships in schools by integrating Islamic values. The study explores how leadership that motivates, inspires, and empowers individuals within the educational environment can create a positive work atmosphere. Islamic values such as honesty, cooperation, mutual trust, and responsibility are central to building harmonious relationships among teachers, students, and the broader school community. The research employs a systematic literature review methodology, gathering data from academic journals, books, and relevant articles. The principal findings suggest that transformational leadership based on Islamic values not only enhances collaboration but also fosters a warm, empathetic, and supportive school environment, contributing to both character development and academic success. In conclusion, transformational leadership, underpinned by Islamic values, plays a critical role in fostering a cooperative and trust-based school culture. This leadership model positively impacts the broader educational system, making it a significant contribution to the field of educational leadership, especially within Islamic education contexts.

Reinterpretation of Gender-Biased Hadiths: A Contextual Approach Towards Gender Equality in Islam

Studies on the hadiths of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) often perceived as gender-biased are frequently conducted through textual approaches, which can result in interpretations that are unfair to women. This approach contradicts the values of gender equality enshrined in the Qur'an. Therefore, contextual analysis is necessary to understand these hadiths in a manner that is more relevant to the dynamics of modern society. This study employs a descriptive-analytical approach using qualitative methods. Primary data, including hadith collections such as Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, as well as Qur'anic exegeses such as Tafsir Ibn Kathir, are analyzed using historical, linguistic, and sociocultural approaches. Modern literature, including the works of Nasaruddin Umar and Muhammad Syahrur, is used as secondary references to support the analysis. The study finds that hadiths such as "women are created from a man’s rib," "women are deficient in intellect and religion," "women are ‘awrah," and "a people who entrust their affairs to a woman will never prosper" reflect specific socio-historical contexts that necessitate reinterpretation. A contextual approach reveals that these hadiths are not intended to discriminate against women but instead provide guidance to maintain harmony in gender relations according to their time. This study affirms that the principles of gender equality in the Qur'an can serve as a foundation for the inclusive and equitable reinterpretation of hadiths.

Dynamics of Intercultural Communication for IAHN Gde Pudja Mataram Dormitory Students

This study highlights the dynamics of intercultural communication within the environment of IAHN Gde Pudja Mataram dormitory, which serves as a residence for students from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Located at Jl. Pancaka No. 7B Mataram, this dormitory is an integral part of the IAHN Gde Pudja Mataram campus, accommodating students from various regions of Indonesia, including Java, Bali, Maluku, and Lombok. The primary focus of the research is to identify, observe, and explore the dynamics of intercultural communication, the language proficiency of both students and faculty, and intercultural awareness in shaping harmonious and inclusive multicultural communication among dormitory residents. The research findings indicate that a high level of intercultural awareness among dormitory residents enables them to adapt their communication styles according to their respective cultural backgrounds, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or miscommunication. Furthermore, this level of awareness also strengthens cooperation, tolerance, and harmony within the dormitory environment through activities such as communal work and collective prayers, creating a warm, inclusive, and safe atmosphere for all residents, both students and faculty alike. Observations of various activities conducted in IAHN Gde Pudja Mataram dormitory also illustrate the importance of this intercultural awareness in fostering harmonious and supportive relationships among dormitory residents. Thus, this research provides deep insights into how the dynamics of intercultural communication contribute to the formation of identity and social interaction within the rich cultural diversity context of Indonesia, as reflected in the IAHN Gde Pudja Mataram dormitory.

Islamic Tolerance in Theory and Practice: Insights from Hadiths and Contemporary Relevance

Tolerance is a fundamental principle in Islam that fosters social harmony within diverse societies. This study examines the concept of tolerance in Islam by focusing on the traditions (hadiths) of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and its implementation in social life. Employing a thematic (maudhū’i) approach, the research explores various dimensions of tolerance, including universal brotherhood, tolerance in mu’amalah (socio-economic interactions), respect for religious differences, and self-tolerance. The findings reveal that tolerance in Islam is not merely about accepting diversity but also reflects principles of compassion, justice, and moderation within the framework of Islamic law (sharia). Prophet Muhammad serves as a primary model in practicing tolerance, evident in his interactions and policies that upheld the rights of individuals and groups, including non-Muslims. This study underscores the relevance of Islamic tolerance in addressing the challenges of contemporary multicultural societies, offering a foundation for building harmonious relationships amidst diversity.

Charismatic Leadership: How Good Bosses Build Positive Employee Relationships Through Non-Power Factors

This research thoroughly explores how charismatic leaders build and maintain positive and harmonious employee relationships through a series of non-power factors, thus playing an irreplaceable role in organizational development. The core of charismatic leadership lies in transcending the traditional framework of authority and utilizing non-powerful means such as personal charisma, vision sharing, emotional resonance and value leadership to stimulate the intrinsic motivation of employees, and to promote the cohesion and creativity of the team. This paper analyzes cases in practice in detail, and then summarizes that charismatic leadership can play a great role in different situations. The paper shows that charismatic leaders have a profound and positive impact on organizational performance through their unique leadership style and influence mechanism. Charismatic leaders provide a strong impetus for organizational prosperity by motivating employees, driving change, and enhancing performance. This study can provide leaders with more comprehensive and in-depth guidance to help them better perform their leadership roles in the complex and changing business environment.

Communication Ethics In Surah Al-Luqman Verse 13 SolutionTo Generation Gap In The Family

The role of parents in a family is very important, especially for the future of their children. Because after all, parents are the first madrasa that will shape the personality of their children, then how to build harmonious family relationships in the midst of the rampant term Generation Gap. The method in this study uses the library method (Librery Reasearch), which is a data collection technique by conducting a study of books, journals, and other literature that has a relationship with related issues. The results of this study reveal that the communication ethics contained in surah al-lukman verse 13 include patience, courtesy and using good words etc., so as to be able to make harmonious relationships in a family and to prevent the occurrence of Generation Gap.

Hospital policies as a tool to reduce gaps between ethnic groups of employees and patients

Abstract Background As diverse organizations, hospitals require an inclusive culture that respects and promotes ethnic diversity. Violence, a threat to this diversity, hampers effective organizational functioning. Our study delves into the positive influence of cultural diversity policies and communication about violence on the perception of the hospital’s atmosphere regarding ethnic differences among health employees. It enhances hospital labor relations and mitigates the risk of workplace violence. Methods 372 hospital employees with an average tenure of 6.5 and an average age of 38 filled out an online close-ended questionnaire (83% are Israeli Jews, 68% are female). 91% report working closely with people from different ethnic origins. Respondents ranked the atmosphere in the hospital regarding ethnic differences between employees and patients, the hospital’s cultural diversity policy, and organizational communication about violence. Data were analyzed by SPSS 28. Results Positive correlations were found between variables. A positive atmosphere was significantly related to the hospital’s cultural diversity policy (r=.14, p=.002) and to organizational communication about violence (r=.22, p< .001). However, the regression analysis (with control variables age, sex, and managerial role) revealed that despite employees acknowledging the hospital’s efforts to address diversity and violence, these factors only predict 10% of the variance of the hospital atmosphere [F(5, 366) = 8.346, p < .001; R²=.10]. Conclusions The hospital should increase actions that will improve the ethnic atmosphere in the hospital. Understanding how the encounter, where employees and patients from diverse ethnic backgrounds interact, influences the hospital’s atmosphere is crucial. These interactions can lead to tensions and offensive behaviors toward employees if not managed well. Hospitals can create an inclusive and harmonious work environment by addressing these tensions. Key messages • A cultural diversity policy and communication are necessary to maintain harmonious working relationships. It is essential, particularly in health organizations characterized by ethnic diversity. • Reducing the perception of ethnic differences may increase well-being and decrease violence. While hospitals often don’t prioritize these issues, this study forefront their influence and importance.

The Value of Ecological Wisdom in the Oral Story of the Toba Batak "Tombak Sulu Sulu": An Ethnographic Study

This research explores the values of ecological wisdom contained in Toba Batak's oral stories, especially the legend of "Tombak Sulu Sulu." The background of this research is based on the importance of environmental preservation amid the threat of ecological disasters around Lake Toba. The method used is qualitative, with an ethnographic study conducted in the Bakkara Valley. Data was collected through in-depth interviews with traditional leaders, field observations, and documentation related to the legend. The results showed that this legend contains five central values of ecological wisdom: respecting nature, living in harmony with nature, wise use of natural resources, using environmental knowledge for place naming (toponymy), and making nature a spiritual tool. These values emphasize the importance of harmonious relationships between humans and the environment that can be integrated into nature conservation and sustainable development efforts. This research offers a new perspective on how traditional narratives can build societal ecological awareness.

Character of Ecological People in the Quran

The harmonious relationship between humans and their environment can be likened to a mutually beneficial relationship. This perspective views humans as an inseparable element of their environment, with an emphasis on the human obligation to care for and ensure the survival of nature. In return, nature will provide benefits to fulfil human needs. This research aims to actualise ecological verses in human life and produce the proposition of theological insanity from the perspective of the Quran. The following research method is a qualitative approach focusing on library research. As a guide and reference, it uses library data sources. When viewed from the method of analysis, it can be classified as descriptive research that describes information based on events and facts and relates it to explanations from related sources according to the topic of this research. In analysing Quranic interpretation, the following includes thematic or maudhûi interpretation research, with steps, namely collecting Quranic verses related to humans, the environment and nature. Furthermore, it provides interpretation and understanding of the verses in question through the application of various contemporary interpretation sources combined with other sources. This research produces a proposition of ecological human character in the Quran, which includes Khalifah, Hikmah, and Mizan. Thus, three things are interrelated to create the character of the rahmatan li al 'alamin people.

Peran Humas dalam Organisasi Sosial

Public relations plays an important role in an organization. The engineering and management roles are the two primary responsibilities frequently identified in studies of public relations operations. Technician work covers all aspects of the art of public relations, including writing, editing, photographing, producing communications, organizing events, and corresponding by telephone with the media. media The methodology of this research is a type of literature study or literature review research. One way to conduct literature research is to collect references from several previous studies, which are then combined to produce findings. In modern practice, public relations cannot only be viewed as an institutional effort. It is everyone's responsibility to use public relations or public relations strategies to build effective interpersonal communication. different. This understanding of organizational management needs to be supported by advocacy for the establishment of a public relations division that can be relied on to manage organizational communication problems. Public relations plays an important role in an organization. The function of public relations is management in creating, maintaining and improving positive, harmonious and beneficial relationships between organizations and the general public. These relationships have the power to determine the success or failure of an organization. This is in line with the positive role played by public relations. As a result, the existence of public relations can influence the success or failure of an organization.

From men's violence to an ethic of care: Ecofeminist contributions to green criminology

Green criminology has made important contributions to criminological inquiry by highlighting the destructive impact of humans on the more-than-human world. However, it often adopts a gender-neutral lens that overlooks the disproportionate role of men and masculinities in perpetrating green harms. This paper places green criminology into critical dialogue with ecofeminism, arguing that harms against the environment and nonhuman animals are inextricably gendered and should be understood as interconnected forms of men's violence. Ecofeminist insights reveal that violence against the more-than-human world is rooted in hierarchical dualisms, whereby humans are placed separate from and above nature, and the masculine is defined as superior to the feminine. This hierarchical logic enables men to view others in detached, instrumental ways and serves to legitimise acts of men's violence. But just as ecofeminism provides green criminologists with a productive framework for understanding men's violence against the environment and nonhuman animals, it also provides a means of moving beyond this violence. It does this by advocating for an ethic of care that unravels hierarchical modes of thinking and promotes more harmonious relationships between humans and the more-than-human world. By building caring, egalitarian relationships with other living beings (and with their own emotional selves), it is harder for men to act in violent, dominating ways towards others, providing the foundation for more sustainable, interdependent ways of being.

The influence of spider news on online information-seeking.

Fear of spiders is a widespread condition often disproportionate to the actual danger spiders pose to humans. Likely rooted in evolutionary history, fear of spiders might also have a cultural component. Recent studies have shown that a significant fraction of spider-related media reports are misleading and sensationalistic. Information-seeking behaviours serve as common coping mechanisms for our fears and anxieties, yet the link between spider-related news stories and such behaviors remains unexplored.We hypothesize that media reports foster concern about spiders, resulting in an increased awareness of spiders and health issues associated with them. We extracted 1486 reports in English from a public database providing a content-analysis of spider-related online traditional media reports published between 2010-2020. We examined whether the volume of spider-related queries in Google Trends, Wikipedia, and iNaturalist increased in the week following the publication of each news story.Sensationalistic news stories were associated with a small, significant increase in search volumes, compared to non-sensationalistic ones. The search volume for "brown recluse" (Loxosceles reclusa), which are potentially dangerous spiders, was higher after the publication date of news related to human-spider encounters. There was a significant positive relationship between the number of spider-related news stories published in a given month and the traffic on target spider-related Wikipedia pages, especially so for the page on brown recluse spiders.Our results suggest that traditional media have a detectable impact on the behaviour of the general public towards spiders, supporting the hypothesis that the fear of spiders is perpetuated by culture. Additionally, our findings indicate that information-seeking behaviour is a common response to learn about spiders and potentially fact-check spurious claims found in sensationalised news. By recognizing the role of media in shaping attitudes towards spiders and acknowledging the benefits of accurate representation, we can lay the foundation for a more informed and harmonious relationship between humans and spiders.

Diagnostic reasoning and cognitive error in emergency medicine: Implications for teaching and learning.

Accurate diagnosis in emergency medicine (EM) is high stakes and challenging. Research into physicians' clinical reasoning has been ongoing since the late 1970s. The dual-process theory has established itself as a valid model, including in EM. It is based on the distinction between two information-processing systems. System 1 rapidly generates one or more diagnostic hypotheses almost instantaneously, driven by experiential knowledge, while System 2 proceeds more slowly and analytically, applying formal rules to arrive at a final diagnosis. We reviewed the literature on dual-process theory in the fields of cognitive science, medical education and emergency medicine. The literature reflects two prominent interpretations regarding the relationship between the fast and slow phases and these interpretations carry very different implications for the training of clinical learners. One interpretation, prominent in the EM community, presents it as a "check-and-balance" framework in which most diagnostic error is caused by cognitive biases originating within System 1. As a result, EM residents are frequently advised to deploy analytical (System 2) strategies to correct such biases. However, such teaching approaches are not supported by research into the nature of diagnostic reasoning. An alternative interpretation assumes a harmonious relationship between Systems 1 and 2 in which both fast and slow processes are driven by underlying knowledge that conditions performance and the occurrence of errors. Educational strategies corresponding to this alternative have not been explored in the EM literature. In this paper, we offer proposals for improving the teaching and learning of diagnostic reasoning by EM residents.

Narrative Research on U-shaped Teacher Training: Based on Success Stories of the Education Graduates of Normal Schools in Western China

Based on Theory U, this study used narrative inquiry to analyze the success stories of 12 education graduates from three normal schools in western China, and analyzed their subjective meanings and interpretations in teacher training. It revealed that training and educational background are the foundation of successful teachers. It was found that successful teachers face challenges brought by continuous learning pressure, heavy teaching workload, fierce professional competition, and changing teaching environment. In order to overcome these challenges, the strategies and experiences they adopted are: firm educational beliefs; high self-control, self-discipline, self-confidence and self-improvement personality traits; make full use of existing resources, listen to suggestions and seek help and support, maintain positive psychological cues, build harmonious like-minded interpersonal relationships, gain self-efficacy and collective efficacy, and be flexible and self-adjusting.

Psychological Education for Vocational College Students: Promoting a Harmonious Campus

With the intensification of social competition and the increasing prominence of students' psychological health issues, psychological education for vocational college students has become a key approach to promoting students' physical and mental well-being and enhancing their social adaptability. This paper explores the current state, challenges, and role of psychological education in promoting the construction of a harmonious campus. By analyzing problems such as insufficient psychological education resources and mismatched curriculum content, the paper proposes the establishment of a comprehensive psychological education system. Through innovative course design and activity planning, it aims to improve students' psychological quality and coping skills. Psychological education not only helps students deal with academic and life pressures, but also contributes to campus cultural development and harmonious teacher-student relationships. The paper concludes by outlining the future direction for the development of psychological education in vocational colleges and calls for increased investment in resources and system building to enhance the coverage and effectiveness of psychological education, thereby ensuring the long-term development of a harmonious campus.

Research on Ecological Culture in Mongolian Folk Songs from the Hetao Region

Mongolian folk songs are deeply rooted in the vastness of the grasslands and the rhythm of nature. The lyrics reflect a profound reverence and love for the ecological environment, demonstrating a strong awareness of ecology and environmental protection. Especially in the Hetao region, Mongolian culture along the Yellow River's bend showcases a rich and diverse uniqueness, forming a distinctive cultural phenomenon in this area. By deeply analyzing Mongolian folk songs from the Hetao region, this study, through the combined perspectives of literature, linguistics, ethnology, history, and ecology, discusses the ecological values and educational significance of the harmonious relationship between humans and nature as embedded in these songs.

Fundamental Commitment and Agreement in Bank Credits: Evidence from Indonesia

Legal protection theory is economically and juridically given to weak communities. To protect human rights, the state wants a harmonious relationship between the government and the people based on a proportional functional relationship between state powers where dispute resolution is carried out through deliberation. The paper is aimed at discussing commitments and agreements among banks and bank creditors. The present study employed a descriptive qualitative method. The results show that objects are classified as movable and immovable in which five distinctions can be seen. The first is related to collateral charges including a distinction between movable and immovable objects, between movable and immovable objects that determine the form or type of encumbrance in the form of fiduciary or pledge and collateral in the form of immovable objects, of binding or encumbrance, and of Mortgage Rights. The second refers to leveraging, namely the distinction between movable and immovable objects resulting in differences in the delivery of the object. The third is oriented to movable objects, in which delivery is carried out by handing over the object, whereas for immovable objects the handover is done in exchange of name, for example. The fourth considers the terms of expiry for immovable objects with no expiration, while for movable objects there is an expiration. Finally, it regards the bezit for movable objects in which a bezitter of movable property is the owner of the object, whereas for immovable objects he is not the owner. Keywords: Credit guarantee, law, agreement, special guarantee, debt guarantee