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Systematic Review on the Social Participation Assessment Tool for Older Adults

AbstractBackgroundDue to the extension of the life expectancy of the elderly population, the importance of living healthy rather than simply leading a life in old age is emphasized. It is difficult to maintain social participation for older adults because most of them experience the termination of work or childcare which have been their major life roles. Considering that social participation is a factor that has a multifaceted effect on the health of older adults, it is necessary to understand and promote older adults’ social participation. This systematic review aims to analyze the literature using social participation assessment tools for older adults and presented the frequency of use, assessment items, and methods of each assessment.MethodUsing databases from Pubmed, Medline, CINAHL, and Web of Science, a total of 2,423 studies were collected. 18 studies were selected according to the selection and exclusion criteria.Result9 studies (50%) were published in the last five years. In the case of research design, 12 studies (66.6%) were designed as cross‐sectional survey studies, which were found to be the most common. There were a total of 11 assessment tools for older adults’ social participation among 18 studies. The most widely used assessment tool was Assessment of Life Habits (LIFE‐H), which was used in a total of 7 studies (38.9%). It was found that the components were different for each tool. Most of the assessment tools were in the form of self‐reporting questionnaires. Frequency of the participation was the most common method. Others asked the degree of difficulty and a number or status of participating activities.ConclusionIn this study, a total of 18 pieces of literature were reviewed to analyze the assessment tool that measured the social participation of older adults of 65 and above. A total of 11 assessment tools were derived, and LIFE‐H was the most frequently used. Through this study, it is expected that clinicians or researchers can help when judging and selecting social participation assessment tools, and that appropriate tool selection can lead to a better understanding of the social participation of older adults.

Perencanaan Dakwah Da’i dalam Mencegah Kemerosotan Akhlak Anak di Era Digitalisasi

Planning da’i da’wah in preventing the decline of children’s morals is something that must be done in rural areas. especially in the village of Kuala Bangka where many children are preoccupied with their gadgets, which damages morals, ethics, and morals. Currently, in the era of digitalization, gadgets play a major role and influence in life so it becomes a necessity to fulfill entertainment and satisfaction in social media and so children, especially those who are restricted from playing gadgets, encounter resistance with their parents, this shows a decline. morals in children, this must be prevented by the preachers that are planning da’wah what to do in the future. The purpose of this study is to examine the planning of da’i da’wah in preventing the decline of children’s morals in the digitalization era in the village of Kuala Bangka. One of the places in North Labuhan Batu district, Kualuh Hulu sub-district, Kuala Bangka village, Pekan hamlet. Data was collected through observation and interviews with ustadz and the community in the village of Kuala Bangka. Observing and paying attention to the environment around Kuala Bangka to build a preacher’s plan to increase religious understanding and especially to improve the moral decline of children in the digitalization era. Therefore, a preacher explained how parents can set limits for their children in using gadgets, with the aim of preventing deviant behavior. There is a time limit for playing with gadgets and time for studying, bearing in mind that the time is not set by parents for children, therefore in this study, I am more directing how a da’i plans to emphasize parents to their children related to the existence of limitations in playing gadgets, worship time and studying the Koran or religion.

History of the Stone Age and Ages of Prehistory in Southern Arabian Island

This chapter is distinguished by examining the studies of the Neolithic period in southern Arabia. This is done through a brief review of the division of the history of the aforementioned age studies in Yemen. Which consists of more than one stage. Which contributed to highlighting the great cultural diversity found in the Neolithic era and the Holocene era in general in the south of the island. Therefore, this research has contributed to the origins of this diversity. In addition to reviewing the different stages that the study searched during the prehistoric period in the peninsula in the first half of the twenties of the fifteenth century AH. This is to ascertain the location of the Arabian Peninsula and its strategic location in many stages of prehistoric times. It represents a link between the three continents of the ancient world. In addition, the peninsula is characterized by the diversity of terrain and environment, which are among the most important main elements that played a major role in human life in those ages and in the redistribution of its sites from one era to another. And this was according to the different climatic changes that prevailed in that period.

Economic Aspects in the Book of Al-bilad (the Countries) by Al-Yaqubi (d. 292 A.H.)


 
 
 
 Economy is the backbone of life because of its major role in life’s survival and permanence. Throughout history, man has dealt with money in an unorganized manner that led to attempts of robbery, looting and invasion that most civilizations in history, ancient and modern, went through. in the permanence of society.
 In the third century of Hijrah, the genius of Al-Ya’qubi was a researcher in history and news of countries, and he gave Tanqeeb his right to travel in countries east and west, he entered Persia and extended his stay in Armenia, he entered India and wandered in the Levant, Morocco and Andalusia, he asked the people of the cities about them, about them, their customs, and their settlement And their governments, and about the distances between countries, so if he trusts in their transmission, he proves it in his book. So it bears great effort, hardship, care, and good effort in research and writing.
 According to this importance, most researchers and authors of different ages have touched on economic matters, even if their specializations are not accurate in this field. And plantations and their trade, and other economic aspects that fascinated me to write this research topic.
 
 
 
 
 Hence, this paper examines the purpose of the frequent encouragement to practice genuine deeds, which is a legitimate principle, including that its good effect goes beyond the reach of the mind and offspring, as its practice has an effect on preserving them both in existence and in non-existence.

Sustainable groundwater management using stacked LSTM with deep neural network

Groundwater is a vital water resource and plays a major role in human life, production, irrigation, and development of the country based on economically. Due to irregular rainfall and drought in the summer season, storage of groundwater is essential for the usage of multipurpose. The prediction of groundwater using the spatiotemporal attention mechanism is the main goal of this research. With the rapid growth of urbanization, population, and industrialization, the resource of groundwater has become vulnerable to depletion. Therefore, it is necessary for groundwater resource management in the aspects of quality and quantity. The groundwater and its demand are indirectly proportional to each other. This imbalance criterion brings more problems in groundwater availability. Effective and efficient planning is required to face this dilemma. In facing the groundwater challenge many research works have been implemented. The issues are inefficient and fail to predict the demand for water requirements. To overcome these issues this paper proposed managing groundwater by using stacked LSTM with a deep neural network (SLSTM-DNN) for performing demand prediction in the collected dataset. An accuracy rate of 81.32% was obtained for CNN, 82.34% obtained for DNN, 88.12% obtained for LSTM, and the proposed accuracy rate achieves 91.45%.

Transitions to the Journal of Counseling Research and Practice

This article introduces the 2022 the Journal of Counseling Research and Practice(JCRP) fall issue. The transition process of JCRP and the editors are explainedthrough Schlossberg’s Theory of Transition. This theory has been applied to severaltypes of transitions in the lives of adults such as a person’s situation, self, supportand strategies also known as the 4 S’s. Examples provided by Schlossberg werestarting and finishing college, college graduation, starting to work, becoming acaregiver, military transitions and retirement. Transition theory has been appliedto lives of adults who took on major life roles.

Deep Learning Algorithm of Contrast for Predicting Equity Prices

In this money world the stock market plays a major role in a person's life. Gain or loss in financial terms will determine the people’s earnings of essential money in their way of life. The ability to predict stock values is incredibly useful and difficult task done among the people. There are many brokerages assigned to this stuff to the particular peoples to buy or sell the shares of a business. In this case, we are utilising a deep learning model to predict the particular Share pricing. Here, we suggested using the deep method of learning to predict the price of a property. This lecture will undoubtedly shed light on the forecasting of the equity market price using deep learning concept to predict the equity market price

Deep Learning Algorithm of Contrast for Predicting Equity Prices

In this money world the stock market plays a major role in a person's life. Gain or loss in financial terms will determine the people’s earnings of essential money in their way of life. The ability to predict stock values is incredibly useful and difficult task done among the people. There are many brokerages assigned to this stuff to the particular peoples to buy or sell the shares of a business. In this case, we are utilising a deep learning model to predict the particular Share pricing. Here, we suggested using the deep method of learning to predict the price of a property. This lecture will undoubtedly shed light on the forecasting of the equity market price using deep learning concept to predict the equity market price

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Sangam Literature as a way to Know Ancient Tamil Beliefs and Omens

Folklore is the culture of particular people protected by their beliefs and customs. Beliefs are created and protected by a community of people. Man’s selfishness and social consequences are developing these beliefs. Beliefs often seem to be the basis of fear, but when we do not perceive supernatural activities and when we are unable to explain the reasons for some events in life. Our mind creates some reason for it. And these reasons become a kind of belief. Beliefs are passed down from one generation to another. From birth to death we see man having various kind of beliefs. Beliefs play a major role in human life and it drives human life. This article examines the beliefs and omens of the ancient Tamils through Sangam Literature.

‘Being Virtuous’ as indicated by Tolkappiyam in Thinaimaalai Nootriaimpathu

Tamil is the most widely spoken language since thousands of years ago. Many pieces of literature have emerged and developed. From Sangam literature to contemporary literature, all Tamil literature appears to be advising people about one or the other idea. It is the virtue of the majority that is said to be the subject matter of this literature. Virtue is regarded as referring to morality. Though discipline was taught in various tracks from the Sangam period onwards, the Pathinen Kilkanakku books emerged during the dark period of the Kalappirar, emphasizing morality for the people. The ancient Tamils divided life into four stages namely, virtue, wealth, happiness, and home. Virtue plays a major role in human life as it plays a major role in the three stages of materialization, enjoyment, and attainment of salvation. It was in order to emphasize such morality that medieval literature, from the Kilkanakku books to the Aathichudi, the religious literature, the philosophical books, and the teaching books, all emerged. All this highlights the disciplines to be followed in the lives of people. Many pieces of literature bear testimony to how morality works in people's happy lives. Nevertheless, the discipline that serves as a bridge between the illicit love and chastity of the man and woman is being virtuous. Although the Sangam literature deals with the importance of ethics, there are six Akam texts in the Kilkanakku books which teach morality. This study illustrates in a comparative way the meaning of being virtuous, which the Tolkappiyam refers to in the Thinaimaalai Nootriaimpathu written by one of them, Kanimethaviyar.

Impact of organic and microbiological pollution on the quality of water in Boussellam Valley and its environment, Setif City, Northeast Algeria

Abstract. Boulgueraguer Z, Chaffai H, Gasmi L, Djabri L, Hani A. 2022. Impact of organic and microbiological pollution on the quality of water in Boussellam Valley and its environment, Setif City, Northeast Algeria. Biodiversitas 23: 2621-2629. Water pollution is a major threat and a global challenge that endangers life on earth at risk because water plays a major role in daily life. Several sources of water pollutants, i.e., organic, industrial, domestic and microbial pollution, may trigger an outbreak of water-borne diseases. Boussellam Valley crosses the Quaternary formations, which dominate the extent of the plain surrounding the region of Sétif in the North-East of Algeria. It is one of the main water resources, mainly for drinking water supply and irrigation. The shallow water table composed of the geological formations containing this aquifer is very heterogeneous in texture and varies considerably from upstream to downstream of the sub-watershed. Thus, the North and East zones are marked by chloride-calcium facies, the central part by a Bicarbonate-calcium facies. At the same time, sulfate-magnesium facies characterize the West zone. This study aimed to evaluate the pollution by organic elements: nitrites, nitrates, and microbiological elements: total and fecal coliforms and streptococci and their impact on the water quality. Samples were collected during May and June 2021 from 5 stations along the valley, and 18 wells were spread out on the plain. The analysis of nitrites and nitrates was carried out by liquid chromatography. In addition, the colony counting of coliforms and streptococci was carried out according to the recommendations of the Algerian water company. The results show an increase in the concentration of nitrites, nitrates, total and fecal coliforms, and the streptococci, particularly in valley waters with very high levels that exceed the normal threshold of drinking water. This increase may be due to wastewater discharges and the intensive use of fertilizers, septic tanks, leaching of animal manure, runoff water, and rearing of domestic or wild animals. The increased levels of nitrites, nitrates, total and fecal coliforms, and the streptococci increase the risk of the vulnerability of the waters of the plain to pollution and degradation of surface waters and the environment in general.

Quality assessment of Physico-chemical parametersin Drinking Water at Pulicat Lake Fishermen Villages

In recent trends water pollution plays a major role in human health and life threatening issues both directly and indirectly related with water utility. Present study based on the analysis of physiochemical parameters in drinking water supplies in various fishermen villages Sathankuppam, Edamani, Thoniravu, Pulicat, Goonankuppam, Arangamkuppam, Vairavankuppam and Koraikuppam around fishermen villages of Pulicat lake. Physiochemical parameters like pH, total dissolved solids, total suspended solids, conductivity and turbidity were recorded from the drinking water samples. Presence of minerals and heavy metals and total bacterial count were also investigated in the water sample. Results show highest value noticed in pH (8.17) at Vairavankuppam, TDS (1589 ppm), TSS (203.1ppm) and conductivity (2788 µs) in Goonankuppam and turbidity (2NTU) from Thoniravu and Goonankuppam. The concentration of minerals, heavy metals and bacterial contamination also monitored. Based on the water quality results it proves to be not good for the domestic usage. More knowledge and awareness are needed for the public to avoid water borne diseases.

بناء السدود والمشاريع المائية على الأنهار وحكمها في الشريعة الإسلامية واتفاقية الأمم المتحدة لعام 1997م (دراسة فقهية وقانونية مقارنة)

This article aims to explain the issue of building dams and water projects, which is an important and burning issue these days. Because water in general, and river water in particular, play a major role in human life. Moreover, the importance of river water has increased dramatically as a result of an increase in the world population and the use of water as an essential element of human development in various fields such as agriculture, industry, drinking, household, etc. Each country seeks to obtain a sufficient share of fresh water and constantly endeavours to build and construct dams and huge water projects on national and international rivers. However, this may stir up disputes between the riparian states. Having said that, this issue requires to clarify the position of Islamic law and international law particularly the 1997 United Nations Convention on the Law of Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses relating to the construction of dams and water projects on rivers, especially international rivers, find a concrete solution to this problem.

Memorials and the Mine Disaster in Monongah, West Virginia: From Trauma to an Italian Global Memoryscape

Memorials and the Mine Disaster in Monongah, West Virginia: From Trauma to an Italian Global Memoryscape

The Place-making Function of Ritual Movement at Rome: from the Salians to Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Ritual movement, i.e. the movement of individuals or groups on a more or less fixed route for religious reasons or purposes (e.g. processions), always played a major role in Roman religious life. Such kind of rituals could have a place-making function: through their continued and repeated performance they contributed to the cultural, social, and physical creation of religious places, ultimately becoming embedded in Rome’s sacred landscape. The case studies of ritual movement considered in this paper will be an ancient one, the ritual celebrated by the Salians, and the procession of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

Evaluation of Comparative Efficacy of Jyotishmati (Celastrus paniculatus Wild) and Yastimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra Linn) in Enhancing IQ and Memory of Different Prakriti School Going Children-A Study Protocol of Double Blind Randomized Clinical Trial

Background: Education plays a major role in life, whereas lack of intelligence, learning, and memory will lead to failure in school performance and school dropout. Medhya drugs are used frequently to enhance the memory and IQ in children. Jyotishmati and Yashtimadhu are medhya (IQ-enhancing & memory-booster) drugs, described in numerous classical texts of Ayurveda. However, comparative efficacy and randomized trials on various prakriti types have not been studied. Thus, to assess the comparative efficacy of Jyotishmati in enhancing IQ and memory in relation to Yastimadhu as standard control, this research has been planned.
 Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of Jyotishmati on IQ and memory, and compare the efficacy with that of Yastimadhu in children with different prakriti types.
 Methodology: It will be conducted on healthy school-age children of 8-13 years, recruited from CBSE schools near Mahatma Gandhi Ayurved College, Hospital and Research Centre, Salod, Wardha. The study will be a randomized, standard-controlled, double-blind, parallel group clinical study. All participants will be randomly divided into two groups, each of 30 individuals; each group is subdivided into three subgroups of 10 individuals each. One group will be given Jyotishmati while the other will be given Yastimadhu, both in granule form. IQ assessment will be done by using the Draw a Man test and the PGI memory scale for memory assessment.
 Expected Results: This study will validate the efficacy of Jyotishmati and Yastimadhuin enhancing IQ and memory, and it will give detailed information about their efficacy in different Prakriti dominantchildren.
 Conclusion: This study will provide unique information to increase awareness of the administration of Medhya drugs according to Prakriti, as well as knowledge about which drug is best for improving either IQ or memory, or both.

Weakly primary semi-ideals in posets

One of the main goals of science and engineering is to avail human beings cull the maximum propitious decisions. To make these decisions, we need to ken human being's predictions, feasible outcomes of various decisions, and since information is never absolutely precise and accurate, we need to withal information about the degree of certainty. All these types of information will lead to partial orders. A partially ordered set (or poset) theory deals with partial orders and plays a major role in real life. It has wide range of applications in various disciplines such as computer science, engineering, medical field, science, modeling spatial relationship in geographic information systems (GIS), physics and so on. In this paper, we mainly focus on weakly primary semi-ideal of a poset. We introduce the concepts of weakly primary semi-ideal and weakly $Q$-primary semi-ideal for some prime $Q$ of a poset $P$ and characterize weakly primary semi-ideals of $P$ in terms of prime and primary semi-ideals of $P.$ We provide a counter-example for the existence of weakly primary semi-ideal of $P$ which is not a primary semi-ideal of $P.$ We found an equivalent assertion of primary (respy., weakly primary) semi-ideal $r(K)$ for a semi-ideal $K$ of $P.$ Moreover, we introduce the notion of direct product of weakly primary semi-ideal of $P$ and describe its characteristics.

Thol tamil samugathil Palli Sol Keatal

Different beliefs and practices are found in human life from birth to death. These beliefs are created by the people and are followed and protected by the mother’s community. Man has been living with nature since ancient times. Beliefs appeared in natural human life. Hope can be traced back to ancient Tamils and still prevails in Tamil Nadu today. The hope of seeing the omen in it is found all over the world. Proverbs show that people have faith in omens. Our ancestors wrote the book 'Gauli Shastri' because the lizard omen is very important in our society. The word lizard played a major role in Tamil life during the Sangam period. It is possible to know that people have lived by the benefit of the lizard. There is hope from the public that the sound of the lizard will predict what will happen next. The purpose of this article is to illustrate the lizard word that has been around for a long time in folklore.

Numeric Guess a Guessing Game for Mind Tests

In the modern world, all technologies have reached, their level of perspective especially computer technology has reached the maximum level. Nowadays, the game application plays a major role in everyone's life. Day by day, Gaming applications and the gaming industries are becoming more and more fashionable. This article aims to create, design and develop a Computer Game named as Numeric Guess, a guessing game to test the mind, which should be entertaining, relaxing, interesting and very pleasant to play during leisure as well as during moments of relaxation. The Numeric Guess is a game for desktop computers. A guessing game is a game that, as an object, can find or discover some kind of information. Similarly, The Numeric Guess is a guessing game, which will randomly fix a number within a known range, and then the player that the person who played the game wants to guess the number in limited trials. In this game, the player can choose the default range, or the user selection range to play. The game application was implemented by Java programming language using eclipse in java with tools like JFrame and the windows application to build the interfaces. Photoshop used to change the background of the interfaces. The if-else instruction mainly used for programming and JOptionPane for the input string as well as the popup messages. This Numeric Guess game is the most exciting and competitive game for the adults as well as the children do. This article study assesses the use of java language to develop a simple and challenging game.