Level Of Priorities Research Articles

Performability analysis for the SPVC line system of leaf spring production plant using probabilistic approach

PurposeThis work ensures the higher performability of this complex system, which consists of five different subsystems, i.e. shearing machine, V-cutting machine, center hole punch, edge cutting burr and drilling machine. These subsystems are placed in combinations of both series and parallel arrangement. The concerned plant management must be aware of the failures that have the greatest/least impact on the system’s performance.Design/methodology/approachPerformability analysis has been done for the Shearing, Punch and V- Cutting (SPVC) line system by using a probabilistic approach (i.e. Markov method). This system was further divided into five subsystems, and single-order differential equations are derived using the transition diagram. MATLAB software was used to determine the performability of the system for various combinations of repair and failure rates.FindingsIn this research work, performability analysis was done using different combinations of repair and failure rates for these subsystems. Further, a decision matrix (DM) has been developed that indicates that edge cutting burr is the most critical subsystem, which requires the top level of maintenance priorities among the various subsystems. This matrix will facilitate policymaking related to various maintenance activities for the respective system.Originality/valueIn this research work, a mathematical modeling based on a single differential equation using a transition diagram has been developed for the SPVC line system. The novelty of this work is to consider interaction among different subsystem, which generates more realistic situation during modeling. The purposed DM helps make future maintenance planning, which reduces maintenance costs and enhances system's performability.

THE HIERARCHY OF VALUE ORIENTATIONS OF STUDENTS

The article is devoted to the study of the hierarchy of value orientations of students. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that in the modern world, the value orientations of young people are undergoing changes. The transformation of values, one way or another, can be influenced by political, economic events and internal processes. It is known that young people are the most sensitive to all changes. Therefore, it is important to consider the value orientations of student youth, since this category of people is the main engine of progress in our society. Purpose. To consider the hierarchy of value orientations of students. Research methods. The value questionnaire of Sh. Schwartz, R. Inglehart's method (modified by M.S. Yanitsky). As a result of the research, the hierarchy of value orientations of students is analyzed at the level of normative ideals and individual priorities, as well as by value types (adaptation, socialization, individualization).

Culture of citizen education as an important aspect of water management

The paper discusses the value of water as the main resource of human life, health, well-being and safety. The strategic importance of developing a culture of citizen education as a key aspect of effective water resource management in society is revealed. The paper offers a situational analysis and assesses the level of societal values and priorities amid the crisis conditions of Kyrgyzstan. The normative potentials of society are studied, rational ways of improving the modern society are recommended, and the following is believed necessary – quick development and implementation of targeted programs for raising the socio-cultural and economic level of the population through partnership of government agencies, social institutions and civil society. General scientific methods of analysis, synthesis and generalization of material, qualitative and quantitative assessment of the situation in the world community served as the theoretical and methodological basis of the study. The practical significance and novelty lie in updating and implementing new approaches to water resources, in modern mechanisms for developing a culture of citizen education as an important aspect of effective management of water resources in society, in systematizing the needs of the population, and in all the representatives of the society taking part in decision-making.

A multidisciplinary perspective on the knowledge economy and society

RESEARCH OBJECTIVE: The skilful acquisition and use of available knowled­ge resources can be a factor in increasing the effectiveness of management processes. It directly influences the level and effectiveness of priorities. The aim of this article is a comparative study of the existing relevant literature with a multidisciplinary perspective on aspects of the knowledge economy and society.
 THE RESEARCH PROBLEM AND METHODS: The data presented in the article are based on a relevant literature review (both book and article publications) and provides a spectrum of comparisons of views, theories and publications from the fields of organisational forms, knowledge models and KM, as well as the social dimension of qualitative modelling theory.
 THE PROCESS OF ARGUMENTATION: The time of being the best is over. The era of being exceptional has begun. It is through the skills, knowledge and competences of employees as key elements influencing development that a competitive advantage can be secured. Knowledge is seen as a strategically important resource in this aspect.
 RESEARCH RESULTS: The results provide a review of the achievements in individual fields, as well as selective task and function areas in the academic dimension. Particular attention was paid to the perception of the issue of qualitology (1970s). Models of knowledge management KM, social capital are juxtaposed, and the importance of the socio-economic influences observed in terms of the behaviour, expectations and choices of a modern society (often referred to as a consumer society) is highlighted.
 CONCLUSIONS, INNOVATIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Due to the relatively short period in which the described issues have functioned, any results and research attempts made in this area are interesting and valuable. Particularly cross-sectional works, which enable a clear compilation of the progress of individual theories against economic practice and the possibility of determining the future direction of their development.

THE VALUE-SEMANTIC COMPONENT OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CULTURE OF THE PERSONALITY OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

The article is devoted to the study of the value-semantic component of psychological and pedagogical culture in adolescence. The relevance of the research is due to the fact that the structure and content of value orientations and semantic formations of a person has a significant impact on the formation and development of psychological and pedagogical culture as a whole. In turn, a developed psychological and pedagogical culture of the individual is important for the formation of a meaningful and valuable attitude to the profession of a teacher.
 The purpose of the article is to consider the features of the relationship of value orientations and life meanings in high school students.
 Methods: Portrait Value Questionnaire, PVQ (Schwartz Shalom H.) adaptation by N. M. Lebedeva (2007); System of life meanings (V.Y. Kotlyakov).
 As a result of the research, the connections between the value orientations of the individual (at the level of normative ideals and at the level of individual priorities) and life meanings are identified and analyzed.

Financial hardship associated with catastrophic out-of-pocket spending tied to primary care services in low- and lower-middle-income countries: findings from a modeling study

BackgroundFinancial risk protection (FRP) is a key component of universal health coverage (UHC): all individuals must be able to obtain the health services they need without experiencing financial hardship. In many low-income and lower-middle-income countries, however, the health system fails to provide sufficient protection against high out-of-pocket (OOP) spending on health services. In 2018, OOP health spending comprised approximately 40% of current health expenditures in low-income and lower-middle-income countries.MethodsWe model the household risk of catastrophic health expenditures (CHE), conditional on having a given disease or condition—defined as OOP health spending that exceeds a threshold percentage (10, 25, or 40%) of annual income—for 29 health services across 13 disease categories (e.g., diarrheal diseases, cardiovascular diseases) in 34 low-income and lower-middle-income countries. Health services were included in the analysis if delivered at the primary care level and part of the Disease Control Priorities, 3rd edition “highest priority package.” Data were compiled from several publicly available sources, including national health accounts, household surveys, and the published literature. A risk of CHE, conditional on having disease, was modeled as depending on usage, captured through utilization indicators; affordability, captured via the level of public financing and OOP health service unit costs; and income.ResultsAcross all countries, diseases, and health services, the risk of CHE (conditional on having a disease) would be concentrated among poorer quintiles (6.8% risk in quintile 1 vs. 1.3% in quintile 5 using a 10% CHE threshold). The risk of CHE would be higher for a few disease areas, including cardiovascular disease and mental/behavioral disorders (7.8% and 9.8% using a 10% CHE threshold), while lower risks of CHE were observed for lower cost services.ConclusionsInsufficient FRP stands as a major barrier to achieving UHC, and risk of CHE is a major problem for health systems in low-income and lower-middle-income countries. Beyond its threat to the financial stability of households, CHE may also lead to worse health outcomes, especially among the poorest for whom both ill health and financial risk are most severe. Modeling the risk of CHE associated with specific disease areas and services can help policymakers set progressive health sector priorities. Decision-makers could explicitly include FRP as a criterion for consideration when assessing the health interventions for inclusion in national essential benefit packages.

The interrelationship of value orientations and security culture of workers of medical organization

The purpose of the study is to identify relationship between value orientations and safety culture of workers of medical organization. The sampling consisted of 284 workers (66 men, 218 women) of medical clinic. To identify system of personal values the "Value Orientations" questionnaire by Sch. Schwartz was applied. The mean values and ranks were calculated for each value indicator. To assess safety culture the "Safety Attitudes Questionnaire" by K. N. Tsaranov et al. was applied. The data statistical processing of the data was carried out using variance analysis and correlation analysis (Pearson coefficient). The largest differences in the indicators in the group with a low level of value-intentional coherence indicator were observed in relation to values "conformity" (rank difference 2.16), "stimulation" (1.73), "universalism" (0.9), "achievement" (0.83), "independence" (0.77), "traditions" (0.61) For other values difference was less than 0.5. The largest differences in indicators in the group with high level of value-intentional coherence indicator (IVC) were observed for values "universalism" (1.01), "stimulation" (0.64), "achievement" (0.5). For the remaining values difference was less than 0.5. Assessment of safety culture revealed that below threshold of agreement (75%) were results on the scale "Recognition (understanding) of stress" in all groups of respondents. On indicator "Working conditions" below level of agreement were results of groups with low and high levels of value-intentional consistency indicator. Below threshold of agreement (75%) were results of responses to the question about the relationship with clinical pharmacologists in all groups of respondents. The value-intentional coherence index can be applied only concerning each single worker. The qualitative analysis of IVC indicator should both include its comparison at the level of normative ideals and behavioral priorities of values and to consider the spread between ranks. The values "stimulation" and "achievement" have no effect on manifestation of attitude to safety culture of medical organization. The key personal values associated with manifestations of safety culture are "power", "autonomy" and "conformality".

What Are the Risks of Halal Cosmetic Products?

PT. XYZ is a company engaged in the manufacture of private-label cosmetics and skincare products in Indonesia. However, of these private labels or ‘Maklon’ products, only four out of the 151 available Maklon manufactured products have current Halal certification. This large uncertified percentage of Maklon products has given rise to a concern about the Halal bonafides of these products, which understandably leaves significant doubts regarding their suitability for personal use in consumer’s minds. As a consequence, in an attempt to ensure potential customers of the Halal quality of the cosmetics and other products produced at the Company’s facility, process researchers have deployed a Fuzzy Failure Modes and Effects Analysis. This approach has been chosen in order to determine the level of Halal risk priorities during the production of the Company’s products, and the outcomes have been subjected to a Fault-Tree Analysis to develop appropriate recommendations to transparently mitigate any potential risks. In essence, the purpose of this research was to (i) determine the critical control points influencing Halal certification, (ii) determine the priority level within the process needed to ensure strict control procedures, and (iii) to provide practical strategies to decrease the possibility of Halal risk profile.

The economic and sustainability priorities in the United Arab Emirates: conflict exploration

PurposeThis paper aims to explore and analyse stakeholders’ perceptions of the development priorities and suggests more effective strategies to assist sustainable economic growth in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).Design/methodology/approachThe authors use the World Bank data set, which collects various stakeholders’ opinions on the UAE development. First, the exploratory factor analysis has been applied to detect the main groups of development priorities. Second, the fuzzy cluster analysis has been conducted to detect the groups of stakeholders with different attitudes towards the importance of extracted groups of priorities. Third, clusters have been compared according to demographics, media usage and shared prosperity goals.FindingsThe two main groups of development priorities have been extracted by the exploratory factor analysis: economic priorities and sustainability priorities. Four clusters have been detected according to the level of motivation when it comes to the economic and sustainability priorities: Cluster 1 (High economic – High sustainability), Cluster 2 (High economic – Medium sustainability), Cluster 3 (High economic – Low sustainability) and Cluster 4 (Low economic – Low sustainability). Members of the cluster that prefer a high level of economic and sustainability priorities (Cluster 1) also prefer more diversified economic growth providing better employment opportunities and better education and training for young people in the UAE.Research limitations/implicationsLimitations stem from the survey being conducted on a relatively small sample using the data collected by the World Bank; however, this data set allowed a comparison of various stakeholders. Future research should consider a broader sample approach, e.g. exploring and comparing all of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries; investigating the opinions of the expatriate managers living in the UAE that are not from GCC countries; and/or including other various groups that are lagging, such as female entrepreneurs.Practical implicationsSeveral practical implications were identified regarding education and media coverage. Since respondents prioritize the economic development factors over sustainability factors, a media campaign could be developed and executed to increase sustainability awareness. A campaign could target especially male citizens since the analysis indicates that males are more likely to affirm high economic and low sustainability priorities than females. There is no need for further diversification of media campaigns according to age since the analysis did not reveal relevant differences in age groups, implying there is no inter-generational gap between respondents.Originality/valueThis paper contributes to the literature by comparing the perceived importance of various development goals in the UAE, such as development priorities and shared prosperity indicators. The fuzzy cluster analysis has been used as a novel approach to detect the relevant groups of stakeholders in the UAE and their developmental priorities. The issue of media usage and demographic characteristics in this context has also been discussed.

Analisis Tingkat Kepuasan Pasien Rawat Jalan di Puskesmas Simpang IV Sipin Kota Jambi

Quality is a dynamic condition associated with products, services, people, processes and the environment that meet and exceed expectations. Patient satisfaction was closely related to the quality of health services. This study aims to analyze the level of satisfaction and priorities for improving the quality of services among outpatients at Puskesmas Simpang IV Sipin. The quantitative descriptive study with a cross-sectional approach was conducted through interviews with 106 patients who were met during a visit to the Puskesmas. Data analysis was conducted with univariate and Cartesius diagram analysis. The results of study obtained an outpatient satisfaction level at Puskesmas Simpang IV Sipin Health Center of 78.63% and it was recommended for Puskesmas Simpang IV Sipin to prioritize efforts to improve service quality by providing service instructions or information, improving administrative services, increasing service timeliness, and increasing accuracy. and accuracy in providing services.

CRUSH SYNDROME IN EARTHQUAKES - STAY AND PLAY OR LOAD AND GO?

Earthquakes are unpredictable natural disasters accompanied by material damage and many victims. In the case of a person remaining trapped under the collapsed material, the development of crush syndrome can occur. Crush syndrome is the result of traumatic rhabdomyolysis and is present in 2%-15% of all injured persons in an earthquake. It is not easy to recognize, and proper treatment is challenging. Persons who have a clear crush injury and/or have been immobilized for more than four hours should be considered potential victims of crush syndrome. Therefore, knowledge about crush syndrome must be comprehensive and accessible to all parties involved. In this paper, the management of crush syndrome victims, which includes the principles of triage, and medical and logistic principles as well, is presented. Triage principles are presented at the level of triage priorities, places, and diagnoses. Medical principles, crucial for crush syndrome, are presented regarding the duration of compression and time before or after extraction of the patient. Logistic principles provide an overview of the priorities and modes of transport in relation to distance of health institutions, and the importance of management and education associated with crush syndrome. Each country with recognized disasters (natural or man-made) in which crush-related victims are expected, will benefit if the knowledge about triage, medical and logistic principles for crush syndrome is incorporated in their educational programs and regularly updated.

Influence of Teenagerʼs Value-Semantic Orientations on their Professional Self-Determination in the Age of Digitalization

The article deals with the concept of values and the significance of the individual hierarchical structure of human values. The prerequisites for cardinal changes in the structure of social values in Russia over the past two generations are noted. The features of the formation of value-semantic orientations of adolescents in the age of digitalization are described, as well as the influence that the value structure of these adolescents has on their professional self-determination. The data presented in the article from previously published studies related to the study of the structure of adolescentsʼ values became the starting point in a comparative analysis of the changes that have occurred in the structure of adolescentsʼ values since the 2000s. A study conducted in 2022 among 70 adolescents aged 14–16 using the S. Schwartz questionnaire led to the conclusion that the new generation of adolescents in their value structure gives a leading position to the values of the “Openness to Change” group at the normative level and the level of individual priorities, and conservative values take the second position. In addition, the risk zones of the Internet space for the valuesemantic system of adolescents, their worldview and the need to work with the moral and spiritual development of adolescents caused by these risks are noted.

Values and basic beliefs of working and non-working students

The article is prepared on the basis of empirical data obtained from a sample of senior students divided into two groups – a group of working and a group of non-working students. They studied and compared social values and individual priorities, as well as basic beliefs. It is shown that both student samples are generally characterized by the same average overall level of social values (3.9 points out of 7 possible) and a low overall level of individual priorities, although it is higher for working students (2.1 vs. 1.8 points). The priority of social values over individual values was found in both groups. Intergroup differences in the value of “power” are established: its indicator is higher among working students; non-working students attach more importance to independence. Working students, in comparison with non-working students, have a higher individual significance of conformity and achievements. Students of both groups have a high level of conviction in their own worth and luck, but the world seems to them more unfair than fair. Significant intergroup differences in none of the five basic beliefs were revealed.

MANAGEMENT IN THE SYSTEM OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION IN UZBEKISTAN

The development of the pre-school education system in our country and the radical improvement of the quality of preparation of children for school education have risen to the level of the main priorities of state policy. The article is devoted to the problem of personnel management in the system of preschool education, the content of which considers the organization of forms and management techniques aimed at improving the effectiveness of the educational process and improving the quality of educational activities in a preschool educational organization. Furthermore, this research examines the issues of improving the management of the preschool education system, its content considers the organization of forms and management methods aimed at increasing the efficiency of the educational process and improving the quality of educational activities in the preschool education organization.

ПОШУКОВО-ПЕРЕТВОРЮВАЛЬНИЙ ЕТАП РОЗВИТКУ ФІЗКУЛЬТУРНО-ОЗДОРОВЧИХ КОМПЕТЕНТНОСТЕЙ В КУРСАНТІВ-ПІЛОТІВ

Purpose.The purpose of this article is to consider the features of competence-oriented physical and psychophysio-logical training organization for future pilots and to reveal the essence of the search and transformation stage of phys-ical and health competencies development. Methodology. Interpretation of the search-transforming stage in the self-development of physical and health competencies involves consideration of this didactic phenomenon in the context of its autodidactic component. Since competence-oriented Physical and Psychophysiological Training is a creative way of forming physical and health competencies, it can be considered a technology of transferring educational activi-ties to the mode of personal development, when the cadet becomes a subject of educational activity and integration of psychological and pedagogical knowledge to solve the outlined tasks. Results. Competence-oriented physical and psychophysiological training in the course of constructive activity passes from disparate processes and systems to a holistic formation with synergetic unity and certainty of structural elements. The ability to understand the educational activities in the discipline of Physical and Psychophysiological Training as a constructive and transformative force motivates the cadet to physical activity, which is correlated with his physical culture and health competencies and the purpose of professional education. Originality. Interest in the phenomenon of «psychophysiological reliability» as a didactic construct of quality professional education is explained by the development of problems in psychological readiness of future pilots for flight activities. A new impetus to the modernization of professional education in modern conditions is the introduction of a competency approach as a methodological basis that will realize the fullness of in-tegration facilities in the flight training with developed professional and personal competencies. That is why the prob-lem of professional reliability development for future pilots in the context of the competency approach today reaches the level of priorities in the aviation industry and higher education, in particular. Practical value. The content, structure and logic of competency-oriented Physical and Psychophysiological Training and its component «Search and Transformation Stage» implementation allow access to internal psychological and physiological resources of future pilots for effective development of psychophysiological reliability and psychological readiness for the flight profes-sion; to inner world in such a way that personal contradictions and meanings in physical activity become the driving force for professional and personal self-development.

The impact of psychological transformation game “My Dao” on value orientations of participants

Background and Aim of Study: Psychological transformation games that have great potential for solving a wide range of problems related to clients’ mental health are becoming increasingly popular among psychologists and psychotherapists. These techniques should be not only interesting and attractive to clients but also effective as a form of psychological practice. The aim of the study: to investigate the impact of the psychological transformation game “My Dao” on value orientations of participants using the diagnostic method of Schwartz. Material and Methods: The study used the toolkit of the psychological transformation game “My Dao”. The effectiveness of the game impact on the participants was determined by means of the diagnostics of value orientations suggested by Schwartz. The treatment group consisted of 134 people, 75 men (55.97%) and 59 women (44.03%) aged 17-35 years. The control group included 126 people, 69 men (54.76%) and 57 women (45.24%) aged 18-30 years. The results of the treatment and control groups were measured using the SPSS Statistics Module. The obtained results prove statistical significance (p<0.05). Results: The greatest impact of the developed game on the participants is observed at the level of normative ideals: tradition, conformity, security, hedonism and universalism. This indicates their certain change towards increasing harmony and stability, as well as reducing humility and acceptance of their destiny. At the level of individual priorities, there is an increase in hedonism, power and stimulation, which indicates an increase in the role of satisfaction, success, ambition, the desire for novelty and strong emotions. The obtained high results of universalism, hedonism, self-direction and conformity indicate an increase in understanding, tolerance, enjoyment of life, self-control, self-government, self-discipline and politeness of game participants. Conclusions: The use of the transformation game “My Dao” in psychological practice is an effective psychotherapeutic method that affects the value orientations of participants, changes in self-esteem and motivation, disclosure of their personal resources to solve problems and develop further. This technique is universal due to the age category of participants and the ability to solve psychological problems.

Беларускія і польскія замовы: ад паралеляў да агульнай сюжэтна-матыўнай прасторы

Spells from the western territories are an organic part of the folk magic compendium of Belarus, which are included in the general ethnic piggy bank with the main and frequent plots, motifs and images, but at the level of priorities and development of individual elements they make up a slightly different and at the same time complete picture. There are a lot of formulas, images, and motifs that continue the Polish spell tradition and then „dissipate”, point-by-point fixed in places of compact residence of the Catholic population. At the same time, several motifs and even complexes associated with individual functional spell groups fall out of the border zone. The Polish folk magic tradition has become a kind of conductor of Western European influences for Belarusian ones, while direct borrowings from Polish texts are rare. In general, comparative studies give grounds to express the idea of the existence of a common Western Belarusian-Polish plot and motif spell space.

Kidney dysfunction requiring dialysis is a heterogeneous syndrome: we should treat it like one.

Advanced kidney failure requiring dialysis, commonly labeled end-stage kidney disease or chronic kidney disease stage 5D, is a heterogeneous syndrome -a key reason that may explain why: treating advanced kidney dysfunction is challenging and many clinical trials involving patients on dialysis have failed, thus far. Treatment with dialytic techniques - of which maintenance thrice-weekly hemodialysis is most commonly used - is broadly named kidney 'replacement' therapy, a term that casts the perception of a priori abandonment of intrinsic kidney function and subsumes patients into a single, homogeneous group. Patients with advanced kidney failure necessitating dialytic therapy may have ongoing endogenous kidney function, and differ in their clinical manifestations and needs. Different terminology, for example, kidney dysfunction requiring dialysis (KDRD) with stages of progressive severity could better capture the range of phenotypes of patients who require kidney 'assistance' therapy. Classifying patients with KDRD based on objective, quantitative levels of endogenous kidney function, as well as patient-reported symptoms and quality of life, would facilitate hemodialysis prescriptions tailored to level of kidney dysfunction, clinical needs, and personal priorities. Such classification would encourage clinicians to move toward personalized, physiological, and adaptive approach to hemodialysis therapy.

Value system of female students studying at pedagogical universities with different levels of antisocial creativity

Introduction. The relevance of this research is due to the need to identify predictors of implementation of negative creative ideas in future teachers’ activity. The research purpose is to analyze the link between the level of antisocial creativity and values of two levels: as standardized ideals and individual priorities. Materials and methods. The study was conducted at the Moscow City Pedagogical University and in the State-Funded Educational Institution “Omsk State Pedagogical University” (N=109) using the following methods: a questionnaire “Behavioral Features of Antisocial Creativity” (by M. Ranko as adapted by N.V. Meshkova, S.N. Enikolopova, O.V. Mitina and others) and the Basic Individual Values Scale by Sh. Schwartz. Student’s t-test was conducted to compare data in each group and two polar (contrast) groups. Research results. It was revealed that with a similar set of values, both standardized ideals and individual priorities, among female students with a high level of antisocial creativity, at the level of standardized ideals, the value of “tradition” is the most insignificant value (2.56), among female students with a low level of antisocial creativity – “power” (3.1), the most significant value in both groups is the value of “independence” (5.41 and 5.29). At the level of values as individual priorities among students with a high level of antisocial creativity, the most significant value is “hedonism” (2.92), the most insignificant one is “tradition” (0.72); among students with a low level of antisocial creativity, the most significant value is “independence” (2.7), the most insignificant one is “power” (0.58). Female students of pedagogical specialties with a high level of antisocial creativity have significantly lower values related to social focus (the value of tradition – 2.56, while in the group of students with a low level of antisocial creativity – 3.56; temp = 2.2, p≤0.05; safety – 4.36, in the group of students with a low level of antisocial creativity – 5.05, temp = 2.3, p≤0.05), and the values of personal focus are significantly higher (“power” – 1.85, in the group of female students with a low level of antisocial creativity – 0.58; temp = 2.9, p≤0.05). At the level of values, both standardized ideals and individual priorities among female students with a high level of antisocial creativity, the most insignificant values are the values of social focus – “tradition”, among female students with a low level of antisocial creativity – an individual focus on “power”. Research prospects. The identification of personal predictors of antisocial creativity in future teachers, both female and male students, as well as environmental factors contributing to the manifestation and overcoming of antisocial creativity in the pedagogical activity, is of particular importance.

Passenger Satisfaction Analysis of Urban Transportation System Service Jak Lingko

Jakarta is the city with the most population in Indonesia where in 2019 there was 10,557,810 inhabitants(Central Bureau of Statistics, 2019)which makes Jakarta the city with the highest mobility. The government program to support mobility and advance the urban transportation system is to implement an integrated systemJak Lingko (route integration, management integration, and payment integration).In order to attract public interest, the service system and transportation system infrastructure must give a good impression to the passengers. To find out the level of performance and assessment of passengers on the performance of Jak Lingko, analysis of service quality and assessment of passengers is needed. The method used in analyzing passenger data for the Jak Lingko route Kelapa Gading-Rusun Kemayoran is Importance Performance Analysis (IPA), which will determine the level of important service priorities. Data obtained from distributing questionnaires and observations at the research location, which will also be tested using the IBM SPSS ver. 25, the data testing is validity test, reliability test, and hypothesis test. The results showed the performance of PT. Transjakarta is considered good with the average value of the tested variables, namely 4.24 on a scale of 5.00. Meanwhile, the level of passenger satisfaction achieved a value of 4,184 from a scale of 5.00 which is in the Good category.