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Analysis of Electronic Banking and Information Technology using the TOPSIS Method

Electronic banking, sometimes referred to as electronic transfer of funds (EFT), is the process of moving money electronically from one account to another. A 2015 Treasury Department poll found that 22% of mobile telephone owners conduct banking transactions online or over the phone as opposed to in person. They accomplish this via computer technology, telecommunications, and mobile payments. Automatic bill and paycheck deductions, computerized money transfers for online spending, and payment machines (ATMs) are some of its features. In the banking sector, information technology refers to the application of cutting-edge computer science and information and communication technologies. It retains a strategic advantage over all the other banks by offering its customers safe, dependable, and inexpensive services. A variety of banking services and other facilities that use electronic technology are referred to as electronic banking. Services for debit cards and ATMs. Banking over the phone. Online banking is one of the main services offered by banks, and it is also a relatively safe platform. Banks often use encryption technology to safeguard all client data and stop security lapses. Last, it provides protection from online scams and account hacking. Electronic banking, sometimes known as e-banking, is a broad term for using technology to access banking services, Internet banking, on the other hand, is a type of electronic banking. It employs electronic ways to move money straight from one accounts to another and is also referred to as an "Electronic Funds Transfer" (EFT). Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are online banking facilities that let customers do transactions without going to a bank location. Some ATMs only let you withdraw cash, while others let you do a wide range of things like check deposits, current accounts, and bill payments. Mobile banking is only possible through mobile devices, but digital banking gives you access to a variety of banking options from your desktop, tablet, laptop, etc. Also, you can do mobile banking through SMS or banking applications without the need for the Internet. By replacing document and labor-intensive techniques with automated processes, internet banking has become an effective resource for increased productivity and profitability, operational control, and cost savings. Examining how online banking affects consumer happiness is the goal of this empirical study. The goal of electronic banking is to increase customer happiness and lessen crowding in bank lobby areas. Banks have not adequately utilized these facilities despite their introduction. Customers' unhappiness and being crowded in the financial institutions are results of this. To convey different financial services and goods, telecommunication systems and electronic networks are used. A customer can use his or her computer or mobile device to access his or her account and manage several transactions with e-banking. E-banking has become a more important aspect thanks to advancements in financial innovation and inventiveness of the banking sector. In the present day, e-banking has changed everyone's lives. The wave of the information revolution is taken into consideration after the farms and factories revolutions. Prior to the introduction of online banking, customers had to physically visit the credit union to conduct their savings account operations. Many computer-savvy people enjoy using e-banking. Since the number of individuals using the internet has expanded over time and more people are becoming aware of the numerous advantages that online banking offers, its popularity has surged rapidly. TOPSIS method of ranking evaluated based on enhanced ambiguity comparison with weighted average. One of the typical approaches Multiple responses in the process used in TOPSIS to improve problems, reduce uncertainty determining the weight of each response and manageable at the same time A global approach continuously. Magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) technology, Real time gross settlement (RTGS), National electronic fund transfers (NEFT), Cheque truncation system (CTS), Automated teller machines (ATMs), Smartcard banking, Core banking solutions (CBS), Mobile banking and Internet banking. Global financial environment, financial innovations and technologies and Information technology. Electronic Banking and Information Technology. Automated teller machines (ATMs) is got the first rank whereas is the National electronic fund transfer (NEFT) is having the Lowest rank. Electronic Banking and Information Technology. Automated teller machines (ATMs) is got the first rank whereas is the National electronic fund transfer (NEFT) is having the Lowest rank.

Being active and sharing happy moments: exploring the relationship of political participation and subjective well-being

In my thesis, I provide a relational approach on how political participation in rural Japan is linked to the activists’ well-being. While existing research has not come to a clear conclusion, this study uses an iterative qualitative research design that identifies six dimensions of how to link the two phenomena. Based on anthropological approaches to the topic, I demonstrate how my respondents emphasize the reciprocity of well-being in the process of political action. In Japanese regions characterized by demographic decline and aging, well-being is interpreted primarily as a relational phenomenon whose meaning unfolds against the backdrop of a specifically rural context, but is also one situated in the everyday lives of the interviewees. I perceive well-being as something that is not only linked to the natural landscape in that particular area, but is above all connected to the enjoyment of other people.

헌법상 기본권으로서의 안전권 보장에 관한 연구

Disasters caused by large-scale disasters and infectious diseases have fatal consequences for human social life and health, leading to enormous social and economic losses and the creation of an unstable social environment. Despite human's constant desire for safety and the establishment of a legal and institutional safety management system, the frequency of large-scale disasters and disasters is increasing and turning human society into a dangerous society that will be processed. Without explicit grounds for security rights as a fundamental right under the Constitution, the legal system and legal contents of the state's safety protection and security are formed with safety-related sub-laws, adding to legal confusion in practice related to safety protection and security. In the process of developing into advanced countries, social safety insensitivity is still prevalent, and the industrial environment based on performanceism remains the same, and safety-related social expenses account for a significant portion of the national finance. As for safety issues, post-disaster safety management is also important, but it is essential to reduce disaster and disaster- related social costs through proactive safety management. Pre- and post-safety management related to disasters and disasters should be accompanied by introducing it as a constitutional fundamental right as an independent regulation of the right to safety and the realization of the right to safety through individual laws. It is necessary to be faithful to the pursuit of happiness and security guarantees of the people by introducing constitutional safety right, creating a safety environment through the realization of safety rightsthrough individual laws, and establishing a systematic safety management system. The protection and guarantee of constitutional safety right guarantees the people's enjoyment of fundamental constitutional right, while also practicing the obligation to guarantee safety as a fundamental right of the state. This paper presents an alternative to systematizing constitutional theory to protect and guarantee the right to safety as a fundamental right to facilitate the performance of the state's security guarantee obligations under the Constitution through research and analysis on the basis of the right to safety in our Constitution. In addition, when the constitution is revised in the future, we would like to propose a plan to embody it as a constitutional regulation when introducing the right to safety.

Law on implementation of educational socialization in Vietnam

In Vietnam, the Socialization of education was officially introduced and implemented from the Government's resolution, on the direction and policy of the socialization of educational activities, health, and culture. These causes aim to gradually increase people's enjoyment of education, health care, culture, and physical and mental development. However, in implementing the Socialization of education, there are some difficulties, limitations, and inadequacies, so perfecting the system of legal regulations on education socialization will contribute to solving the above challenges. This study aims to analyze the concept of socialization in education. It uses a descriptive method based on government resources and previous literature. Socialization is building a community of people's responsibility for creating and improving a healthy and favorable socio, economic environment for educational, medical, and cultural activities in each area. At the local level, this is the responsibility community of the Party committee, the People's Council, the People's Committee, mass organizations, economic organizations, and businesses located in the locality and of everyone. Keywords: Education; law; mechanism; socialization; socialization of education.

Metal concentrations, selenium-mercury balance, and potential health risk assessment for consumer of whiting (Merlangius merlangus euxinus L., 1758) from different regions of the southern Black Sea.

The significant increase in the human population and the associated industrial wastes have a widespread impact on coastal areas. It is important to monitor trace elements that affect food safety and pose a potential consumer health threat. All over the Black Sea coast, people enjoy consuming whiting as both meat and roe. In February 2021, whitings were caught by bottom trawling from four different locations on the coasts of Kastamonu, Sinop (Sarıkum, Adabaşı), and Samsun in the southern Black Sea region. The meat and roe extracts obtained from whiting samples were analyzed through an optical emission spectrophotometer (ICP-MS). Trace element concentrations of whiting meat and roe in this study were Zn > Fe > Sr > As > Al > Se > B > Mn > Cu > Hg > Li > Ni > Ba > Pb > Cr > Cd and Zn > Fe > Al > As > Cu > Sr > Mn > Se > B > Ba > Li > Ni > Hg > Cr > Pb > Cd, respectively. These amounts were lower than the acceptable values accepted by the EU Commission. In case of whiting and roe consumption of a maximum of three portions (860.33g) for Adabaşı, six portions for Kastamonu (1432.37g), three portions for Samsun (828.55g), and five portions (1253.04g) for Sarıkum per month do not pose a health risk.

The factors which influenced the Hungarian traveller decisions and tourism organisations during the coronavirus crisis and beyond

In the 21st century, tourism and hospitality are highly profitable industries. Thousands of people enjoy visiting popular tourist resorts, and historical and natural sites or trying out the most exciting attractions, which give tourists the experience of a lifetime. In the aftermath of the 2019 coronavirus crisis, the way tourism organisations operate has changed dramatically. The coronavirus outbreak caused huge liquidity problems for companies, which also affected the tourism sector. We examine the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis on tourism organisations operating through primary research. The literature review is based on a synthesis of domestic and international research findings. For the primary research, an online questionnaire survey was conducted among the 312 selected respondents - active tourists - in the all regions of Hungary in 2022. We analysed the decisions of Hungarians who travelled domestically and abroad and whether such factors as media coverage of coronavirus crisis and financial situation fears influence them. The research is based on the testing of three hypotheses. Through correlation analysis and chi-square quantification, the research results showed that media coverage of the coronavirus crisis, fear of illness, and financial factors influenced respondents’ travel behaviour and thus the performance and operations of tourism organisations in Hungary.

Under the sun: adaptation effects to changes in facial complexion

BackgroundMany Western people enjoy sunshine, and through the sun’s stimulated increase in melanin, the skin tone or skin complexion will darken (and lighten again during winter). Although the initial salience of such a new look is remarkable – especially in the face – we seem to adapt to this new look relatively quickly. Research on face adaptation in general repeatedly showed that the inspection of manipulated versions of faces (so-called adaptor faces) leads to a change of the perception of subsequently presented faces. The present study investigates face adaptation to very natural changes in faces such as changes in complexion.MethodsDuring the adaptation phase in the present study, participants saw faces with either strongly increased or decreased complexion. After a pause of 5 min, participants had to identify the veridical (non-manipulated) face out of two faces (a face slightly manipulated in complexion combined with the non-manipulated face) during a test phase.ResultsResults show strong adaptation effects to decreased complexion intensities.DiscussionIt seems that we are updating our facial representations in memory quite quickly (i.e., optimizing our processing through adaptation) and seem to sustain those new representations over a certain timespan (at least 5 min). Our results demonstrate that changes in complexion draw our attention for deeper analysis (at least with decreased complexion). However, it loses its informative quality quickly via fast and relatively sustainable adaptation.

INVERSE COOKING RECIPE GENERATION FROM FOOD IMAGES

People enjoy food photography because they appreciate food. Behind each meal there is a story described in a complex recipe and, unfortunately, by simply looking at a food image we do not have access to its preparation process. Therefore, in this paper we introduce an inverse cooking system that recreates cooking recipes given food images. Our system predicts ingredients as sets by means of a novel architecture, modeling their dependencies without imposing any order, and then generates cooking instructions by attending to both image and its inferred ingredients simultaneously. We extensively evaluate the whole system on the large-scale Recipe1M dataset and show that (1) we improve performance w.r.t. previous baselines for ingredient prediction; (2) we are able to obtain high quality recipes by leveraging both image and ingredients; (3) our system is able to produce more compelling recipes than retrieval-based approaches according to human judgment. We make code and models publicly available.

My Philosophy of Education—The Success of Education Stems From Persistence and Reflection

It is well-known that education plays an extreme important role in all people’s life. However, different educational ideas usually make different results on people. On education, on the same problem, noting that it is probably natural for people to have their own opinion. Some people with lots of knowledge think that people having got good education can make them have more choices or have larger stages to perform in the future. While most Chinese parents think that “good education can help make children live a better life in the future or find a better job with a high salary”. But some great people have the deeper insight on education. They often urge young people to study hard for their countries or national revitalization. Over 10 years ago, I read that American former-president, Obama (2009) ever made a speech to all the students in the US called “Why to Learn”. In his speech, he said to all the children in the US and told them that “you write your destiny, you make your future. So never give up yourself, because when you give up yourself, you will really give up your country”. In his speech, education means ready for the future of the country and all that people learn is for their national future purpose. While in my mind, “Good education is often to make people enjoy themselves in teaching practice, not suffering lots of pain from it. Lots of teaching practice proved, in reality, that young children getting good education is to keep their life in a right situation in their proper periods when they grow up, young people having to get education is also necessary for all of their life or work, not only for their future. The famous educator, Tao Xingzhi thought that education is to learn in practice. Another American famous educator, who was called Dewey also mentioned “Three Centers-Children’s Center, Activity Center and Experience Center”. Seeing the above, my finding that Dewey and Tao Xingzhi had the surprising similar educational thoughts called “Learning in practice”. In my opinion, I think “life is education, education is everywhere”. I believe that success of education comes from “Persistence + Reflection”. I also think all the teaching practice that we need to do is to keep on teaching, thinking over and over and adjustment. This paper mainly will aim to talk about the above my views on my school education and classroom teaching, including my understanding on school education and classroom teaching. I hope it will be able to give some helpful suggestions to the newcomers who are interested in language teaching and language research. That will be very meaningful to all that will read it.

The goods (and bads) of self‐employment

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Developing Virtual Reality Apps to Enhance Tourism

In the tourism sector, virtual reality has been used to develop a one-of-a-kind, immersive experiences that give visitors a sense of being there in person. The user is immersed in a three-dimensional experience thanks to virtual reality. Users engage with 3D worlds instead of just seeing a screen in front of them. Virtual reality can be utilized in the travel business to capture tourist places in a distinctive and immersive way. These virtual travel experiences try to replicate the genuine destination as closely as they can. The use of virtual reality (VR) in tourism is currently widespread. People enjoy travelling and learning about new locations, and thanks to virtual reality (VR), they can now learn about and experience a place without actually being there. VR is a fantastic tool with many dimensions and applications. This paper focuses on the implementation of Virtual Reality in the real world through the use of various devices , sensors.

Mitigating the impacts of racism on Indigenous wellbeing through human rights, legislative and health policy reform.

Mitigating the impacts of racism on Indigenous wellbeing through human rights, legislative and health policy reform.

Ecosystem People, Biosphere People, Ecological Refugees

One may assign people to three broad categories from an ecological perspective. Ecosystem people meet the bulk of their resource requirements from a limited area near their habitation through gathering or low-input agriculture and animal husbandry. Biosphere people enjoy access to resources garnered from the entire biosphere and made available through markets, while ecological refugees are people that have lost access to their traditional base of natural resources yet have very limited access to resources through markets. In India today the ever-growing pressure of biosphere people is converting an increasingly large proportion of ecosystem people into ecological refugees.

The Communication Strategy of Cultural Variety Shows

With the rise of traditional culture, more and more people enjoy learning about the fascination of Chinese history from cultural variety shows. Traditional Chinese culture is not only a symbol of ancient culture but also the foundation of today's culture. So based on the theory of use and gratifications, it is important to discover how cultural variety shows showcases culture through different forms of communication and how well it is presented on stage. This paper discusses the different communication forms and communication strategies of the cultural variety shown from the aspects of the competitive stage, story, history and culture, science and technology, education, youth, and more. Ultimately, the study reveals that the combination of culture and emotion, the collision and fusion of ancient culture and modern technology, produces many different visual effects. Although cultural variety shows have not yet fully entered the public eye, they have shown a trend toward high quality.

Affective Responses to Music: An Affective Science Perspective

Music has strong emotional powers. How are we to understand affective responses to music? What does music teach us about emotions? Why are musical emotions important? Despite the rich literature in philosophy and the empirical sciences, particularly psychology and neuroscience, little attention has been paid to integrating these approaches. This extensive review aims to redress this imbalance and establish a mutual dialogue between philosophy and the empirical sciences by presenting the main philosophical puzzles from an affective science perspective. The chief problem is contagion. Sometimes, listeners perceive music as expressing some emotion and this elicits the same emotion in them. Contagion is perplexing because it collides with the leading theory of emotions as experiences of values. This article mostly revolves around the critical presentation of the philosophical solutions to this problem in light of recent developments in emotion theory and affective science. It also highlights practical issues, particularly the role of musical emotions in well-being and health, by tackling the paradox of sad music, i.e., the question of why people enjoy sad music. It thus bridges an important gap between theoretical and real-life issues as well as between philosophical and empirical investigations on affective responses to music.

Sadistic masculinity: Masculine honor ideology mediates sadism and aggression

Masculine honor ideology (MHI) is the belief that men must respond aggressively to perceived threats or insults to be considered masculine and respectable (Barnes et al., 2012), but its role in aggression has not garnered much empirical attention. Sadism, the enjoyment of other people's suffering and pain, and its relationship with violence has been well established; however, sadism research has focused primarily on more egregious outcomes such as sexual violence and other extreme criminal behaviors. The concept of everyday sadism captures the more typically acceptable enjoyment of suffering and pain that falls below the clinical threshold (Buckels et al., 2013; Paulhus & Dutton, 2016). The present study aimed to address the dearth of research exploring MHI, aggression, and everyday sadism. A sample of 740 adult men living in the United States was recruited via Amazon's Mechanical Turk (MTurk). It was hypothesized MHI would be a direct predictor of aggression in a structural equation model (SEM), and it would mediate the relationship between everyday sadism and aggression. This hypothesis was largely supported, and these findings have important implications for clinical practice as well as aggression intervention and prevention efforts.

Difficulty-skill balance does not affect engagement and enjoyment: a pre-registered study using artificial intelligence-controlled difficulty.

How does the difficulty of a task affect people's enjoyment and engagement? Intrinsic motivation and flow theories posit a 'goldilocks' optimum where task difficulty matches performer skill, yet current work is confounded by questionable measurement practices and lacks scalable methods to manipulate objective difficulty-skill ratios. We developed a two-player tactical game test suite with an artificial intelligence (AI)-controlled opponent that uses a variant of the Monte Carlo Tree Search algorithm to precisely manipulate difficulty-skill ratios. A pre-registered study (n = 311) showed that our AI produced targeted difficulty-skill ratios without participants noticing the manipulation, yet different ratios had no significant impact on enjoyment or engagement. This indicates that difficulty-skill balance does not always affect engagement and enjoyment, but that games with AI-controlled difficulty provide a useful paradigm for rigorous future work on this issue.

Assessment of barriers for people with disability to enjoy national parks.

There is increasing awareness of the importance of nature-based recreation to human wellbeing. Given its significant benefits, natural-protected area management has not always provided equitable access to all potential users. Limited research till now has been focused on how the outdoor barriers impact the equal enjoyment of people with mobility/motor disabilities (PwMDs) of nature when promoting sustainable nature-based tourism. This study intends to shed light on those aspects which constrain the PwMD's enjoyment of the great outdoors at national parks (NPs). The study was carried out in Canada and Spain through an online survey on amenities needed and accessibility barriers for PwMDs in parks. It was analyzed through log-linear models for cross-frequency tables, which allow us to estimate the associations between questions/variables and, thus, ultimately, obtain insights into how the needs of amenities and accessibility barriers can affect and limit PwMDs' enjoyment of natural parks. The results show a predisposition on the part of participants to enjoy parks more frequently than they usually do, as well as a preference for forests and mountain landscapes. Information and communication technologies are the tools most chosen to prepare for their trip and visit to the park. PwMD finds barriers in NPs as impediments to benefit from nature-based recreation and adding to their wellbeing. NP managers should take into consideration that PwMD's visits to parks are related to the main obstacles they perceive such as slopes and pavement and that they require amenities such as recreation and signposting. They would also like to enjoy parks more often, with footpaths suitable for walkability/wheelability, e.g., compact pavement, low inclines, and adequate signposting. In addition to the physical barriers, managers should also consider intrapersonal and interpersonal constraints to provide outdoor activities in parks focused on PwMDs' needs.

Beyond the Game: Understanding why people enjoy viewing Twitch

Twitch, an online streaming platform with a particular focus on live-streaming video gameplay, is experiencing an increase in popularity and viewership, prompting researchers to explore the experiences of its viewers. Using Q-methodology, this study examined social, psychological, and logistical aspects of the Twitch platform to identify motivating elements of 43 Twitch viewers. Results identified four distinct groups based on the generated factors: (1) Try Before You Buy; (2) Antisocial Viewers; (3) Loyal Lurkers; and (4) Social Viewers. This paper discussed the attributes of these groups and evaluated the nuances of Twitch as a platform to describe and analyze its appeal to these viewers. The results of this study inform the field of mass media of the unique motivations and behaviors of common groups of viewers. These authors identified the key elements of appeal for streaming services, including Twitch, that can inform professionals and researchers about consumer desires and needs, such as live interaction, chat functions, background noise, and the development of parasocial relationships.

Phase-Separated Structures of Sake Flavors-Containing Cell Model Membranes.

Sake (a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage) contains ethyl caproate (EC), which enhances its economic value. Isovaleraldehyde (IVA) is also a well-known flavoring agent in alcoholic beverages, which some people enjoy. Recently, studies revealed that EC decreased the size of homogenous 1,2-Dioleoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine (DOPC) liposomes whereas IVA increased their size. Cholesterol (Chol) and ergosterol were previously referred to as animal and fungus sterols. For the first time, this study demonstrated the phase behavior of the membrane in cell-sized liposomes containing EC and IVA. After adding EC, the solid ordered/liquid disordered (Ld) and liquid ordered (Lo)/Ld phase separation in DOPC/dipalmitoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine/cholesterol or ergosterol ternary membranes decreased, but the Lo/Ld phase separation decreased after adding IVA. Biophysics, physiological, and application aspects of EC and IVA evaluation were discussed. The findings of this study not only enhance our understanding of the function of flavors but also provide rapid and cost effective performance for the measurement.