Types Of Tricks Research Articles

Adolescents at the skatepark: identifying design features and youth behaviours that pose risk for falls

BackgroundSkateboarding is an increasingly popular leisure activity for youth, yet injuries due to falls are common. This study aimed to identify the features at skateparks and tricks performed by youth...

Pengaruh Transfer Pricing, Pajak Tangguhan Dan Pinjaman Antar Perusahaan Afiliasi Terhadap Tax Avoidance

Tax is a mandatory contribution to society, both individual taxpayers and corporate taxpayers to the state. However, taxpayers and business entities often look for ways to reduce the tax burden they have to pay. This is because Indonesia uses a self-assessment system which allows people to cheat in calculating their tax burden. This act of fraud is called tax avoidance. In the practice of tax avoidance there are several types of tricks, some of which are transfer pricing, deferred tax, and loans between affiliated companies. This research aims to determine the extent to which variables namely transfer pricing, deferred tax and loans between affiliated companies influence tax avoidance practices in Indonesia. From the results of several tests carried out in this research, it is stated that transfer pricing and loans between affiliated companies do not have a significant effect on tax avoidance. On the other hand, deferred tax has a significant positive effect on tax avoidance.

Using Sequential Minimal Optimization for Phishing Attack Detection

With the development of Internet technology and electronic transactions, the problem of software security has become a reality that must be confronted and is no longer an option that can be abandoned. For this reason, software must be protected in all available ways. Where attackers use many methods to enable them to penetrate systems, especially those that rely on the Internet and hackers try to identify the vulnerabilities in the programs and exploit them to enter the database and steal sensitive information.
 
 Electronic phishing is a form of illegal access to information, such as user names, passwords, credit card details, etc. Where attackers use different types of tricks to reveal confidential user information. Where attacks appear as links and phishing is done by clicking on the links contained in them. This leads to obtaining confidential information by using those false emails, redirecting the user without his knowledge to a site similar to the site he wants to access and capturing information. The main purpose of this paper is to protect users from malicious pages that are intended to steal personal information. Therefore, an electronic phishing detection algorithm called the SMO algorithm, which deals only with the properties of links, has been used.
 
 Weka was used in the classification process. The samples were the characteristics of the links and they contain a number of sites which were 8266 and the number of phishing sites 4116 and legitimate sites 4150 sites and results were found to be new for the previous algorithms where the real classification rate 99.0202% in the time of 1.68 seconds.

Do 5-month-olds show object conception in piaget's sense?

Bower (1974) has argued that visual tracking studies reveal that 5-month-old infants represent objects in space, something Pioget attributes to far older infants. Five- and 9-month old infants' notions about hidden objects were diag- nosed by two types of tricks. On stop trials, the object remained out of view longer than on nontrick trials. On transformation trials, one object disappeared but another appeared. Infants in both age groups were attentive to the object in= view and as it disappeared. However, 5-month-olds did not anticipate the reap- pearance of the object and did not clearly mark the screen as the location of the toy on stop trials. Nine-moth-olds often anticipated the object's reappearance but tended to be confused about where it would appear. They behaved compar- ably on stop trials. On transformation trials, 9-month-olds were somewhat more likely to be puzzled than 5-month-olds. The results provide more support for Piaget's view of the abilities of 5-month-olds than the view of Bower.