Social Things Research Articles

Social Dynamics, Internet and the Survival of Broadcast Journalism in the 21st Century

This study looks at how broadcast news on TV and radio is changing in the 21st century because of the internet. The study used a theory that says technology shapes how we use media to see how social things affect how people consume news. Social media is changing how news is spread, and this paper is studying how regular people's content, online groups, and the quick spread of information play a big role. The paper looks at how the internet is changing traditional TV and radio news. The study is checking out challenges and chances that come with everything going digital, from online streaming to regular people reporting news. The paper looks at how old media and new online platforms work together and how they need to be flexible to survive. The study also looks at how people trust and believe in the news, especially with so much information online. Understanding how social things mix with online stories helps us get a better idea of what influences how the public sees and interacts with broadcast news. The study found that broadcast news needs to use social things and the internet to reach more people, but it also needs to keep its integrity and trustworthiness, especially in a time where false information can spread quickly. The study suggests that TV and radio stations should use online platforms to connect with people.

Navigating Global Dynamics in Teacher Education: A Comprehensive Overview

In the emerging time of the new National Education Policy, the current scenario of the education system demands multiple changes for the sustainable future of the nation, and the present and upcoming generations. The present education system is good enough to increase the literacy rate, however, a state like Kerala has a hundred percent literacy rate compared to any other state of India; yet for employment and education, a major part of the population of the state migrates to various states or countries. The high literacy rate is no more a concern of time; people are quite aware of the social things around them without formal education, due to social media or the revolution of technology. However, the recent trends in every field need an upgraded version of formal education. The fourth goal out of UNESCO’s sixteen SDGs focuses on quality education for a better future. The present research paper discusses the current situation of the Indian education system and the implementation of the new approaches required for a strong education policy through the newly emerging NEP for the welfare of the progeny and the country, which also supports UNESCO’s SDGs for global welfare. The research is developed on secondary data with critical analysis and exhaustive reading. Besides this abstract provides a concise overview of the key global dynamics shaping the field of teacher education in the 21st century. In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, cultural diversity, and evolving educational philosophies, teacher education faces complex challenges and promising opportunities. This paper explores the multifaceted landscape of global dynamics in teacher education, including policy harmonization, technology integration, inclusivity, 21st-century competencies, professional development, research-based practices, sustainability, public-private partnerships, teacher shortages, and crisis preparedness. This abstract underscore the critical importance of addressing these global dynamics in teacher education to meet the evolving needs of learners and societies worldwide. Policymakers, educators, institutions, and researchers must work collaboratively to navigate these challenges and seize the opportunities they present, ultimately shaping a brighter future for education on a global scale.

Response From the Regional Community of Karangasem Regency Regarding Development Message of the Regional Government of Karangasem Regency

Development is an effort to improve the welfare of society, both in terms of social, economic, technological, and various other things. In the process, communication has an important role in the development process. This research was then carried out to see the response of the Karangasem Regency Regional Community Regarding the Development Message of the Karangasem Regency Regional Government. This research was carried out using a quantitative approach. This research then found that research revealed that the Karangasem community has a basic understanding of development messages, but implementation is hindered by low interest and digital literacy, particularly among Millennials and Gen Z. Limited attention is given to information on social media, and some individuals still require assistance in understanding from the regional administration due to challenges in accessing information caused by complex topography affecting network distribution. Despite some understanding of development messages, certain individuals still need assistance in understanding information communicated by the regional administration. This assistance is necessary due to challenges in accessing information caused by limited network distribution in Karangasem, primarily attributed to the complex topographic circumstances in the region.

ANCIENT INDIAN CONCEPTS AS PORTRAYED IN CONTEMPORARY WESTERN FILMS

Historically, in the European imagination, India was a place that existed outside of history. The German philosopher G.W.F.Hegel wrote that India-with its psychology, religion, caste-system, and holy men - existed in a dream-like state. However, India, like every other place in the world, has never existed outside of history as an exotic dreamland. It has had itsown complex economic, social and political things going on regardless of whether the West was aware of it. India is a dream of the West. Being a maelstrom of human, social, and spiritual contradictions, India has always attracted many western filmmakers. In order to give a glimpse of its ancient concepts, complex reality and dynamism the contemporary global view of filmmakers on the lifestyle and the diversity of this country has been proposed. Many westernfilmmakers, including those from France, have had a desire to express themselves often with talent.The aim of this research paper is to bring forth their insight into life and culture of India. An analysis of how Westerners have stereotyped Indian concepts or accounted for the profound changes inIndian societyin their films has been done.

Design and Implementation of Artificial Intelligence-based Real-time Pothole Detection for IoT Smart Infrastructure

The Internet of Things (IoT) has been extensively deployed for Smart Cities due to its ability to process many different and heterogeneous end systems. The IoT innovation encourages artificial intelligence applications to process data. In Smart City infrastructure, the road is a critical component of transportation infrastructure that supports the economic, social, and cultural things of community life and various aspects of community life. Road conditions affect a variety of community activities. Good roads enhance comfort and support local businesses. However, many roads remain in bad condition, such as potholes. Various methods have been attempted to identify potholes, especially the two-dimensional imaging method. This paper proposes the real-time Artificial Intelligence detection of potholes using the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), which leverages the Edge Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) with the MobileNet SSD v2. The system was set up on a Jetson Nano with a few extras, including a camera and GPS, to support the IoT infrastructure. Evaluation for the model consists of device implementation, model evaluation, GPS position deviation, and on-road implementation. The effectiveness is confirmed through experiments using a system test-bed that generates ideal mAP off 0.22 and recall values.

ASSESSING LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF DISASTER USING PREDICTIVE DATA ANALYTICSFOR EFFECTIVE DECISION SUPPORT

Disaster is a big issue that seriously disrupts and affects the community or society. The impact of a disaster causes a short and long period of time. To analyze the impacts of disasters there are lots of available related datasets. Data analytics methods have the potential to assess the impacts of different types of disasters. Collectively data analytics and machine learning techniques play an important role in transforming and being able to make decisions about our social, economic, mental, and psychological things. The objective of this paper is to assess the impacts of disasters from immediate term to long-term, provide crucial help to the emergency management workforce, and policy decisions making based on the latest available datasets. With the help of the various data agencies, extraction of information and activities carried out, we can determine the effects on disaster victims, their community and impacts on society in general. The analysis provides the statistics that can guide our emergency service about the status of facilities that can further support the survivors, and other related information. Detailed assessment i.e., structural survey and hazard mapping provide specific information about reconstruction and mitigation to monitor the situation, needs of the victims, and supporting entities. The assessment is based on the type of disaster that happened and its impact after a few years. In the current technological advancement of data analytics and machine learning algorithms, the prediction of the long-term effects of a disaster can be performed. Analyzing the impacts over a long period of time is also dependent on the growth of actively cared datasets gathering bodies like agencies, government, NGOs, media, etc., where prediction of short-term and long-term impacts is dependent on the available datasets. Available datasets are preprocessed using data analytics tools and implementation of training and testing for the purpose of predictions and recommendations. As a huge amount of data sets are available through different sources the classification of the datasets can also be performed resulting fast and accurate processing. Model validation techniques play an important role to check the validation, test result, and related outcomes. In this paper advanced machine learning and data analytics tools i.e., XG boost, modified SVM, and modified RF are used for better prediction. The analysis of the short-term effects of disasters has already been suggested and recommended by the various conventional approaches. Here the focus is to analyze and detect the long-term effects of a disaster along with recommendations and models preparing for good decision-making. Therefore, planning should be focused on assessing the impacts from short-term to long-term. The findings of the paper would be helpful to the agencies, local & national authorities, and the government by recommending action plans and their future effects for a longer period in case of disaster.

Becoming Human: Matter and Meaning in an Antiblack World

Becoming Human: Matter and Meaning in an Antiblack World

Life meaning constructed from dignity therapy in traditional Chinese culture: A qualitative analysis of dignity therapy generativity documents.

To examine the thematic features of dignity therapy generativity documents of advanced cancer patients receiving chemotherapy in mainland China from the perspective of meaning-making during dignity therapy. This is a qualitative descriptive study. Content analysis was used to analyze 24 dignity therapy generativity documents derived from a quasi-experimental trial of dignity therapy for advanced cancer patients receiving chemotherapy in a daycare center at a cancer hospital in northern China. Among the 24 advanced cancer patients whose generativity documents were analyzed, 14 were male and ranged in age from 26 to 78years (average=50.3). Two dimensions emerged from the data: (1) the sources of meaning in life, which consisted of social relationships, things and circumstances providing meaning in life, and (2) the ultimate meaning in life, referring to finding one's real self and realizing the purpose in life, including personal life goals, dignity and autonomy, and morality of patients. The multidimensional constructs of meaning in life with distinctive traditional Chinese cultural characteristics could provide insights into dignity-conserving care for advanced cancer patients with Chinese culture and provide evidence for refining the implementation protocol of DT through intentionally addressing the ultimate meaning of patients in the therapeutic session.

Historical Tradition and Socio-cultural Transformation of the Malakar Community in Rural Bengal, India

Handicraft plays a very important role in representing the culture and traditions of any community. Indian handicrafts are highly eco-friendly, labour intensive, unorganized household sector, with huge potential for employment generation and foreign exchange earnings and practised extensively in the rural areas. Based on this background and field observations, this study aims to investigate the historical tradition, society, and livelihood transformation of the Malakar community in rural Bengal. This study made use of data gathered through field interviews and phone calls in rural Bengal. And data were calculated in both quantitative and qualitative ways. Key findings show that sholapith is a culturally significant eco-friendly craft that is part of the Hindu Community's historical heritage. And it will be the future scope of huge uses of any ceremony’s decoration and it fulfils the lives, livelihood, and societal identity of the 'Malakar' community. Socio-economically, the maker of the craft was not suitably developed in the aspects of income and other social things. According to this study, the Malakar community's cultural identity has been transformed and will decline in the future due to the transformation of traditional livelihoods. So, the historical-cultural community of Malakar and their inherited cultural works need to be developed and brought to more people's attention.

Destructive creation, creative destruction, and the paradox of innovation science

AbstractInnovation or the creation and diffusion of new material, social and cultural things in society has been widely studied in sociology and across the social sciences, with investigations sufficiently diverse and dispersed to make them unnavigable. This complexity results from innovation's importance for society, but also the fundamental paradox underlying innovation science: When innovation becomes predictable, it ceases to be an engine of novelty and change. Here we review innovation studies and show that innovations emerge from contexts of discord and disorder, breaches in the structure of prior success, through a process we term destructive creation. This often leads to a complementary process of creative destruction whereby local structures protect and channel the diffusion of successful innovations, rendering alternatives obsolete. We find that social scientists naturally focus far more on how social and cultural contexts influence material innovations than the converse. We highlight computational tools that open new possibilities for the analysis of novel content and context in interaction, and show how this brings us empirically toward the broader range of possibilities that complex systems and science studies have theorized—and science fiction has imagined—the social, cultural and material structures of innovation conditioning each other's change through cycles of disruption and development.

СОЦІУМ ТА ЛЮДИНА

Socialization is accomplished by a wide set of methods specific to a certain society, social stratum and age. For instance, it can include the methods of nursing a baby; the methods of encouraging and punishing in a family, age-mate groups, training or task teams; various methods and types of relations in basic life spheres (communication, games, sport) etc. The better organization of social groups is the more opportunities it provides with socializing influence on an individual. However social groups are unequal in their ability to provide influence on a personality at different stages of its ontogenetic development. Thus, family has the greatest influence at tender and preschool age. In teenage years and adolescence, the most effective influence of age-mate groups appears and grows. Status, labour collective or professional team and individual people take the central stage in adulthood. There are some factors of socialization, the value of which remains throughout an individual’s life. They are nation, mentality, ethnos. Recent years scientists attach greater importance to macro level socialization issues including natural and geographical conditions as it is determined that they have influence on formation of personality both directly and indirectly. Macro level socialization issues knowledge let comprehend the peculiarity of disclosure of general laws of development of individual as Homo sapiens. Recognition of personality activity as a dominant factor of its formation raises the question of purposeful activity, self-development of personality i.e. permanent work on self-improvement and spiritual development. The possibility to complicate tasks and creation content gradually, implementation of age and individual approach, formation of creative individuality equally to implementation of collective education and stimulation of personal self-governance through its further development are ensured by self-development. Personality as a product of life in the meantime is a living organism. The relation between social and biological things in the formation and behavior of a personality is extremely complex and has an unequal impact on it at different stages of individual development, in different situations and types of communication with other people. Courage can run into imprudent when the desire to draw attention to oneself (natural need for recognition) is stimulated. Courage prompts another people to brave life obstacles, although no one but them know about it. It is important to see the level of expression of the corresponding trait (or even to notice it). It is proved that socialization is a non-linear process of self-development of individual under the influence of social medium, the whole environment. The determine factor of socialization is not natural inclinations themselves but personal qualities formed by the external environment as a product of education and upbringing.

Sexual Harassment di Tempat Kerja dalam Perspektif Kriminologi

This study aims to be able to analyze the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace from a criminological perspective. The method used is normative juridical research. Criminology is a study that looks at the causes of a crime, as well as how the efforts and efforts to overcome the crime. One of the sad forms of crime that occurs in society is Sexual harassment or what we know as sexual harassment. Sexual harassment can happen anywhere, without exception in the workplace. One form of sexual harassment is “Quid pro quo” (this is for that). Causes of Evil behavior can arise due to social, political, and many other things. The causes of sexual harassment in the workplace are power relations, gender inequality, perpetrators do not get the consequences of their actions

“Correlation is the Truth of all Existence,” or Interdisciplinarity as a Methodological Principle of Adequate Social Cognition

The article demonstrates that interdisciplinarity is not only a characteristic of the modern stage of scientific knowledge, as it is usually stated. Nevertheless, it is a methodological expression of the ambiguous nature of knowledge about any social subject, which makes us consider it as a requirement for adequate social knowledge. This nature of knowledge about a social subject stems from the fact that every existing thing (including a social one), always, “by nature” in relations with other things, discovers that it is itself (“the truth of its existence”), only through this relationship, only through another thing, only in interaction with it. We can call this the nature of a thing; the way it exists. Moreover, if all the definitions of a thing, all knowledge about a thing that arises specifically, as a result of its various relationships with other things, are essential for its understanding and cannot be ignored when defining a thing. Then an adequate knowledge of such a thing (social things) will always be only its knowledge as the dialectical unity of many definitions. This implies that the external expression of this fact is interdisciplinarity as a methodological principle of adequate knowledge. That is, adequate knowledge of a thing (which is always multifaceted) is possible only through the interaction of the potential of separate, historically developed systems of concepts that correspond to these faces and form separate social disciplines, i.e. only as interdisciplinary knowledge.

Why people buy social things? Psychology of consumer choice

The answer to the question “Why people buy social things?” in first approximation can seem obvious: a desire to help others (based on inner ambitions or “social desirability” of such behavior pattern) is inherent to human nature. But we could limit ourselves with this answer if we were intersted only in a situation when a person makes a purchase not because he needs these goods (and as it often happens — he or she doesn’t need it at all), but to help a particular orphanage, child, a friend, a charitable foundation, etc.

The Origin of Speeches (or Lack Thereof): Magical Veerings in Pierre

This essay examines the veering force of speeches in Pierre, which is structured by a tension between the teleological nature of narrative plots and the unexpected effects of verbal performances. In Pierre, linguistic forces, once unleashed, become other—proceeding from obscure, internal impulses with no clear origin but creating in return momentous external constraints that utterers do not control and that make the narration veer. Speech acts create webs of forces, palpable forms of the impalpable, which lead Isabel and Pierre to realize that the "solid land of veritable reality" is also constituted by the gossamer threads of language. Pierre's narrator is careful to dramatize the mechanisms of magical thinking that underlie the characters' practice of magical speech. Examining them through the lens of pragmatic linguistics and anthropology illuminates what happens to language, and through language, in Pierre: magic. Against the teleology of intentions or clear causes, Pierre stages a dramaturgy of multidirectional, random effects that eventually constitute a fate, retrospectively. This foregrounds the role of chance in what Melville calls the "infinite entanglements of all social things" and "complex web of life," and offers striking affinities with Darwin's later images of webs and entanglements in The Origin of Species.

Uloga socijalnog preduzetništva u savremenim uslovima poslovanja

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Drexit: Understanding why junior doctors leave their training programs to train overseas: An observational study of UK physicians.

IntroductionDrexit (“Doctor‐Exit”) is the exponentially growing trend for junior doctors in the UK to walk away from their jobs in the National Health Service (NHS). Our objective was to identify the reasons why junior doctors in the UK leave their NHS training programs to train overseas.Materials and MethodsA simultaneous and convergent mixed‐methods study was performed to analyze both an online survey and semi‐structured interviews from junior doctors who had left the NHS. Social media, online professional media, and networks of junior doctors were used to recruit doctors. All were UK medical school graduates who had left the NHS within the last 15 years (2003‐2018).Results96.1% (149/155) of respondents reported not being offered an exit interview on leaving the NHS. 94.8% (147/155) of respondents did not regret quitting the NHS. Participants were more satisfied with their pay and work life balance in their overseas posts when compared to training in the NHS (P < 0.05). Burnout was variably defined and was prominent in doctors who left 53.8% (113/210) but was reversed when they practiced medicine overseas in 89.2% (74/83) of cases. Qualitative data identified four key themes which were categorized into push factors, which were lack of interest in retention and bleak outlook; and pull factors, which were financial vs social capital and things are different overseas.ConclusionListening to the frontline junior doctors' voices lend insights into a better understanding of the push and pull factors that appear to be exacerbating the exodus of junior doctors from the NHS. Our results indicate that exit interviews should be performed routinely. There needs to be a shift to focus on the training of doctors rather than service provision, with efforts to support, appreciate, and value junior doctors. Further exploration is needed to identify what is happening in training programs overseas to improve retention within the NHS. Furthermore, identifying issues perceived by junior doctors in the UK in the context of workforce planning may be applicable to healthcare systems across the globe.

Unique Privacy Aspects Of Internet Of Things

Coming from a working standpoint, it offers to deal with how IoT devices attach and also likewise are consistent in terms of their technical communication designs. In March 2015, the Internet Format Door (IAB) discharged an aiding house report for the social network of brilliant things (RFC 7452), which lays out a system of 4 beloved interaction styles utilized through IoT units. The discussion listed here presents this design as well as makes clear critical premium of each design in the structure. This paper discusses the unique privacy aspects of internet of things.

The dialectics of heroin and methadone in Ireland.

In this paper, I reflect on two of my intertwined research interests. The first is my professional engagement with researching drug use and abuse in Ireland, especially heroin addiction, in applied ethnographic projects, generally answering a specific set of questions on how services for 'drug addiction' work. My second interest is the historical construction of 'addiction' and the discursive intersections that produce various kinds of power, subjects, and techniques around this concept. I find the dialectical relationship between heroin and methadone in Ireland, especially the emergence of heroin 'injecting rooms', as a window into how drugs are social things. Drugs and the bodies who take them live in complex moral worlds, not as inert objects surrounded by abstract human creations. These worlds are an integral part of how 'addiction' works and how drugs treating addiction are actually used. Without a deeper understanding of such complexities we will continue to miss key issues in the lives of people we hope to help.

Character: Three Inquiries in Literary StudiesCharacter as Form

Character: Three Inquiries in Literary StudiesCharacter as Form