Qualified Persons Research Articles

Personality of the Main Character in the Luca Movie Script

Personality of the Main Character in the Luca Movie Script

Young Girl as Seen in Anne Frank’s The Diary of A Young Girl

This research is motivated by the existence of personality forms and cool rooms that are hiding places where Anne's maturity grows, which is realized by the mob in Anne Frank's novel The Diary of a Young Girl. The purpose of this study is to identify Anne's personality form, analyze the shape of the foreign space where Anne's maturity grows in Anne Frank's novel The Diary of a Young Girl. The method with the research is descriptive qualitative research and the approach used is literary psychology with psychology literature Sigmund Freud theory. The data in this novel are excerpts from words, sentences related to the personality of Anne's character and forms of foreign space that affect Anne's maturity growth. The data collection techniques in this study were reading, marking the data, recording and distinguishing the data collected based on Anne’s personality and foreign space that influenced Anne’s maturity in Anne Frank novel The Diary of a Young Girl. The result of this study indicate that in the novel The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank, the personality experienced by Anne Frank by is more Id than the Ego and Superego, this is due to the difference in her Mother’s love between herself and older sister, and the form of foreign space that affects Anne Frank maturity is a room called the Secret Annex.

Transitivity Theories in Discourse Analysis: With a Woman on a Roof as an Example

This paper applies the transitivity theory within Hallidayan SFG to analyze Doris Lessing’s short novel A Woman on a Roof. This study focuses on the role of transitivity in discourse analysis and how transitivity analysis reveals the personalities of novel characters. Attempts are made to understand the three workers’ different personalities from different distributed processes. This paper confirms that Transitivity analysis is a powerful tool in Discourse Analysis and it also provides us with a new perspective to appreciate and evaluate literary works. It is strongly hoped that this paper can assist the readers in better appreciating this famous novel and also can have some help in the future teaching of Hallidayan Transitivity Theories.

Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Interior Design Education: A Case Study on Creating Office Spaces for “Avrupa Yakası” TV Series Characters

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into interior design education is a growing trend. This study presents a warm-up assignment where students used AI design tools to develop a concept of contemporary office designs inspired by characters from the TV series “Avrupa Yakası.” The goal was to prepare students for an office design project while introducing them to AI applications. The AI-generated designs reflected character personalities and aesthetic preferences. Findings show the AI’s capability to translate textual cues into visual designs, but limitations arise due to insufficient definitions in the AI’s memory. The study highlights AI’s potential for assisting in design inspiration but also emphasizes the need for continuous AI database development. This initiative contributes to understanding AI’s role in design education and its evolving impact on creative processes.

Women Entrepreneurs from Craiova in the Interwar Period

"In the present material, there was intended the presentation of some of the Romanian women entrepreneurs who developed sole partnership businesses in Craiova, in the interwar period, as they were recorded in the archival documents and in different edited sources. We notice that most entrepreneurs were housewives, they set up companies whose activities are handled by their husbands and, sometimes, their fathers, or a qualified person (he had a certificate) designated by proxy, but also people who had worked as commercial officials, gained experience working in commercial units, and who opened their own businesses. Analyzing the files of the companies registered with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Craiova, and registered in the Trade Register, we identified several profiles of the woman trader in Craiova: having her own business; as guardian of the minor heirs; after her husband’s bankruptcy; as a result of the death of the spouse; as heiress."

Personality and Emotion in Strong-Story Narrative Planning

Believable characters are core elements of a coherent story. Qualities that make story characters more believable include goals, beliefs, personality, and emotion. We propose computational models of emotion and personality by adapting the OCC model of emotion and the Five Factor personality model. Our models are formulated into multi-agent strong-story narrative planning with the promise of being highly reusable and domain independent. We evaluate these models using multiple human subject studies. We show that our model's reasoning about character emotions matches the expectations of human readers, and using our emotion model, we can generate a larger set of stories than precedent narrative planners. We also demonstrate that human readers can perceive and recognize the personalities of story characters through their consistent behavior generated by our model. Our final experiment supports that human readers significantly find the behavior generated by our models of emotion and personality more believable than behavior that lacks either or both.

EmoStory: Emotion Prediction and Mapping in Narrative Stories

A well-designed story is built upon a sequence of plots and events. Each event has its purpose in piquing the audience's interest in the plot; thus, understanding the flow of emotions within the story is vital to its success. A story is usually built up through dramatic changes in emotion and mood to create resonance with the audience. The lack of research in this understudied field warrants exploring several aspects of the emotional analysis of stories. In this paper, we propose an encoder-decoder framework to perform sentence-level emotion recognition of narrative stories on both dimensional and categorical aspects, achieving MAE=0.0846 and 54% accuracy (8-class), respectively, on the EmoTales dataset and a reasonably good level of generalization to an untrained dataset. The first use of attention and multi-head attention mechanisms for emotion representation mapping (ERM) yields state-of-the-art performance in certain settings. We further present the preliminary idea of EmoStory, a concept that seamlessly predicts both dimensional and categorical space in an efficient manner, made possible with ERM. This methodology is useful in only one of the two aspects is available. In the future, these techniques could be extended to model the personality or emotional state of characters in stories, which could benefit the affective assessment of experiences and the creation of emotive avatars and virtual worlds

Studies on Female Characters from the Perspective of Gender: A Case Study of Female Roles in Journey to the West

This study aims to conduct an in-depth analysis of the female characters in The Journey to the West and examine their portrayal of social gender, as well as their roles and significance. A mixed-method approach is employed, combining quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis, to comprehensively study the female characters in the novel. Firstly, quantitative analysis is utilized to present the collective characteristics of the female characters through data analysis. Secondly, qualitative analysis is employed to delve into the social gender issues represented by the female characters in The Journey to the West by conducting case studies, content analysis of relevant textual discourse, subjectivity, and contextual factors. The research findings demonstrate that the female characters in The Journey to the West play significant roles in the narrative and exhibit diversity. The novel portrays both positive and negative female characters, all of whom have a substantial impact on the male protagonists. Based on these results, this study concludes that the appearance, personality, and behavior of the female characters in The Journey to the West are constructed through a male perspective, reflecting the societal understanding and expectations of women's status and roles in a male-dominated society.

한·중 인물 평가 완곡 표현 대조

This paper aims to examine euphemisms used to evaluate the appearance and personality of characters in Korean and Chinese from a contrastive linguistic perspective. In this paper, in consideration of various factors such as culture, etiquette, religion, ethnicity, and psychology in daily communication process, any expression that prevents the other party from being offended or makes him/her/them pleasant and comfortable is defined as ‘euphemism (expression)’. On the base of the notion ‘euphemism’, this paper contrasts and analyzes the expression methods of Korean character evaluation euphemisms and Chinese character evaluation euphemisms, and describes the common and differential points of the two languages. People react sensitively to topics related to appearance or personality, and the evaluation tends to be negative, so the main analysis target of this paper is the expressions that talk around the point. In addition, the analysis target is to express even positive evaluations better. Appearance evaluation was divided into "face," "height," "body," and "aging," and personality evaluation was divided into "talkative" "impatient" "stubborn" "good at flattering" "stupid" and "slow". In succession, it was presented by dividing it into common expressions between Korean and Chinese, expressions that exist in Korean but do not exist in Chinese, expressions that exist in Chinese but do not exist in Korean, and expressions used differently in Korean and Chinese.

Analisis Kepribadian Tokoh Utama Film My Idiot Brother 2014

: This research aims to describe the personality of the main character of the film “My Idiot Brother 2014”, namely Angel, through Sigmund Freud's theory which includes Id, Ego and Superego. This qualitative research uses literary psychology methods. The source of this data was taken from the film “My Idiot Brother in 2014”. The data analysis technique used in this research is descriptive analysis using a literary psychology approach, namely describing the findings. The results of the analysis show that the id is in the form of desires and their fulfillment, the ego includes hateful behavior and the inability to accept reality and finally the superego is conscience awareness of one's bad attitudes and regrets.

Expectations of Polish undergraduate medical students for medical humanities classes: a survey-based pilot study

BackgroundMedical schools teach Medical Humanities (MH) to provide students with knowledge about the human experience related to health, illness, disease, medicine, and healthcare. Due to the previously observed negative opinions about MH courses, we examined the expectations of medical students in Poland toward humanities subjects.MethodsWe conducted a voluntary, anonymous electronic survey in one medical school (single-center study) and collected data from 166 medical students. The results were analyzed by comparing continuous and categorical variables between groups (gender, year of study, previous participation in MH classes).ResultsThe students expected to learn how to communicate with patients and their families, especially about difficult topics. They also expected the classes to be active, stress-free, and without passing grades. The preferred MH teacher was a physician, although choosing a psychologist or other qualified person as an MH teacher was also popular. Previous participants in MH courses were more likely to expect such a course to be compulsory than those who had yet to attend it.ConclusionConsidering the students’ expectations when designing MH classes could increase students’ satisfaction with MH courses.

Enhancing Character Depth through Personality Exceptions for Narrative Planners

In the field of narrative planning, implementing character personality is a challenge that’s been tackled many different ways. Most of these methods do not incorporate any method for personality to shift when characters are put in situations that would, through stress or satisfaction, naturally cause the character to behave differently than usual. Through use of situationally-triggered Personality Exceptions, we can support the generation of a story that prominently features such personality shifts as a narrative tool. This feature is made as generic as possible so that it can be attached onto a wide range of personality models in narrative generators. Through adapting Indexter’s indexes of narrative salience towards tracking internal narrative salience in the characters’ memories, we can accurately pinpoint triggers which are used to activate these personality exceptions in thematically relevant situations.

Decolonization Projects

Decolonization Projects

A Personality Study of The Main Character In Luca Movie

Nowadays we can meet people with various types of personality that are diverse and sometimes unique. Therefore, this research entitled "A Personality Study of the Main Character in Luca Movie" has the main objective to analyze the personality of the main character in a movie entitled ‘Luca’. The method used is the documentation method to capture every scene and dialogue, which will be used as data in this study, and after that it will be continued by describing each data obtained in order to get a clearer understanding. This research uses the personality type theory proposed by Jason Gale in his book entitled ‘How to Analyze People Ultimate Guide; Learn Psychology, Body Language, Perception, Types of Personalities, and Universal Rules’. This movie has three characters as the main characters; Luca Paguro, Alberto Scorfano, and Giulia Marcovando. The results of this study indicate that Luca Paguro is the protagonist of this story and he also has introverted and feeler nature. While his friend, Alberto Scorfano is an adventurer, he is an extrovert who is also a censor. And lastly, Giulia Marcovando is an extroverted censorship type girl and a defender as seen from how she tries to protect Luca and Alberto.

Five Factor Taxonomy of Personality Traits & OCEAN Model from Mahabharata Characters

Purpose: The research paper is an interesting blend of management, science, and mythology. The researcher explains how traits to Professional & Psychology students with the help of characters from Mahabharata. The outcome of the research helps individual personalities to discover them as well as to understand basic individual differences. Objectives: The researchers have set the following primary objectives and the current study investigates 2 broad research questions: (1) To identify the personality of Mahabharata characters and its spectrum. (2) To interpret characters from Mahabharata to explain OCEAN Model. Design/Methodology/Approach: The study is based on both secondary & primary evidence. Hypotheses are stated for the various variables selected and analyzed to prove or disprove the same without any errors. Findings/Result: There were correlations between personality traits & Big Five Factors from Mahabharata characters to individuals with the ancient Indian texts. As much as individuals behave differently in different situations, our behavioural reactions can be clubbed into traits as similar reactions across ages and cultures. To conclude, we can say that each one of us is uniquely different yet distinctively similar as well. Research Limitations/Implications: In the present research an attempt is made by the researchers to understand the research gap in the area hence a conceptual idea is proposed and the research goes further to advance significance to discover the degree of relationship to interpret characters from Mahabharata to explain OCEAN model. Originality/New Knowledge/Interpretation/Value: Many of the earlier studies have proved the soul of Indian mythology is beyond simple good and evil. If one cares to dig deep, there’s an interesting story at each and every step. Psychologists explain this by segregating personality into a private and public persona. Private is the ‘real’ inner person, while public is the way that the individual presents themselves to the outside world. We may be confident and outgoing in some situations and less sure of ourselves and more retiring in other situations. A case where a shy reserved person joins an organization but eventually becomes an arrogant and stubborn boss. This fits the explanation of how our personalities differ situationally. Paper Type: An exploratory study is based on both secondary & primary evidence.

ALAM KESADARAN PADA TOKOH UTAMA DALAM NOVEL EGOSENTRIS KARYA SYAHID MUHAMMAD: TINJAUAN PSIKOANALISIS GUSTAV JUNG

The Nature of Consciousness in the Main Character in the Egocentric Novel by Syahid Muhammad Psychoanalytic Review by Carl Gustav Jung. The purpose of this research is to identify the nature of consciousness based on the personality of the main character in the novel Egicentric by Syahid Muhammad using Carl Gustav Jung's psychoanalytic theory. This research is a descriptive qualitative research with using psychoanalytic theory. The results of this study indicate the nature of consciousness, namely mental attitude, found introverted personality from Fatih's indifferent and insecure personality, while exnoverted personality was found from Fatih's personality who pays attention to environmental conditions. feeling introversion from the aura of melancholy he emits, the type of sensing introversion seen from Fatih's closed personality.

THE IMPACT OF INTELLECTUAL MIGRATION ON THE COUNTRY`S INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT

In the scientific article, the author investigated the approaches of domestic and foreign scientists to the definition of "intellectual migration" and its impact on the innovative development of the country. The author analysed the dynamics and structure of the number of issued first employment permits for migrants from Ukraine in the countries of the European Union. The share of first permits for intellectual migrants from Ukraine (EU Blue Card, highly qualified workers and researchers) on average for 27 EU countries was 0.25% in 2021. The structural analysis in the regional section made it possible to assert the priority of employment of highly educated Ukrainians in 2021 in such EU countries as Cyprus, the Netherlands, Austria, and Luxembourg. In order to analyse trends in intellectual migration in Ukraine, the author used the indicators "Brain gain" and "Brain retention" in The Global Talent Competitiveness Index, "Human Flight and Brain Drain" in The Fragile States Index. The value of the indicators and their dynamic analysis made it possible to position Ukraine as a donor country of intellectual migrants for other countries. The author investigated the relationship between indicators of intellectual migration and innovative development of the country, the basic indicator of which is The Global Innovation Index. The obtained values of pairwise correlation coefficients demonstrate a close relationship between intellectual migration and innovative development of the country, as the calculated values exceed |0.7|. The obtained results proved the negative effect of the departure of highly qualified persons abroad on the innovative capacity of the native country (-0.838) and the positive effect of the arrival of intellectual migrants to the country of destination (0.731). In order to detail the relationship, the author developed an economic-mathematical model of the form y=-4.5662х+60.153, which proves that with the increase in the value of the indicator "Human Flight and Brain Drain" in The Global Talent Competitiveness Index, the value of the Global Innovation Index decreases.

Peculiarities of appointing and conducting forensic examinations under martial law

It has been proved that criminal justice is a procedure regulated by the norms of current criminal procedure legislation for the activities of specially authorized subjects (bodies of inquiry, preliminary investigation, prosecution, etc.) to determine the circumstances relating to the commission of criminal offences, conduct pre-trial investigation, hold court hearings, render decisions and impose punishment for criminal offences. It has been noted that forensic examination is a special study carried out by highly qualified persons, in accordance with the established procedures and methods, with the aim of obtaining objective and reliable information about an object or event which is the subject of a trial. Forensic examination is one of the key means of evidence in criminal proceedings. Its key purpose is to conduct a specialised investigation to obtain objective and reliable data about a particular object, which can be used as evidence in criminal proceedings. Forensic examinations can be conducted in various fields, such as medicine, physics, chemistry, ballistics, graphology and others, and the data collected can be important for the course of criminal proceedings.
 It has been noted that under martial law, there are fundamentally new features of the appointment and conduct of forensic examinations. At the same time, the need to reduce bureaucratic procedures in the course of appointing examinations, to introduce certain elements of electronic document flow into this process, to reduce the timeframe for conducting certain examinations with their mandatory preliminary differentiation depending on the degree of complexity, and to ensure that such differentiation is legally enshrined in law are also emphasised.

Review of the Certification Procedure for Qualified Persons of Manufacturers of Medicines for Human Use in Russia

Scientific relevance. In December 2020, the Russian Federation adopted the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) requirements. This has significantly changed the certification procedure for qualified persons (QPs) of manufacturers of medicinal products for human use in the Russian Federation. To accommodate these changes, the Russian regulatory framework needs further improvement.Aim. This study aimed to review the changes made to the mechanism of state regulation of medicines and to evaluate the impact on the pharmaceutical industry two years after the adoption of the current QP certification procedure.Discussion. This review compares two QP certification procedures established by Order No. 7n of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated 12 January 2021. The first is an abbreviated one for QPs certified under the previous procedure, and the second is an initial one for QPs being certified for the first time, having an expired certificate, or wishing to extend their professional qualification profiles. The article illustrates common mistakes made by certification applicants when preparing their documents. Furthermore, the authors describe the most prevalent knowledge gaps identified by testing. The abbreviated certification procedure ensured a sufficiently smooth transition to the EAEU requirements. For example, by 1 February 2023, 506 QPs were recertified for the next five-year period according to this procedure. This accounts for slightly more than half of all QPs certified in the Russian Federation according to the previous requirements. The total number of QPs certified according to the EAEU requirements in Russia in 2021–2022 is approximately 1.5 times higher than the number of QPs certified during the same period in 2014–2015.Conclusions. The updated procedure for QP certification has noticeably changed the occupational group of QPs formed in the Russian Federation in the last decade. The implementation of the new QP certification procedure has revealed several procedural issues that require additional explanation and clarification by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.

Virtuous Contempt and the Ritual Community in Confucius and Xúnzǐ

Both Confucius and Xúnzǐ take for granted that contempt, in certain situations, is an appropriate and justified response for a person of virtuous character. But Xúnzǐ departs from his predecessor in his insistence on drawing clear boundaries around contempt so as to diminish its destructive and destabilizing potential. This article argues that Xúnzǐ's efforts to circumscribe contempt reflect a shift in the vision of the ritual community from one based on affective ties to one based on an impersonal, universalist state. It also traces the implications of this connection for how we might confront the problem of toxic contempt that has pervaded our political landscape today.