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The program of community service began with the socialization of applications on the village government and partners. Furthermore, it introduced machinery/technology to create technology on partners. The purpose of the community service activity was to provide the skills in the production of cumi-cumi products from sweet potato to members of Aisyiyah, PKK, and Karang Taruna in Karangbangun Village - Karanganyar District. The community service program began with a socialization program by the village government and partners. Furthermore, machines and technology were introduced to partners. The training of cumi-cumi product making and packaging was given to the partners, as well as production assistance, to ensure that partners were skilled at processing the products independently. The results showed that the partners were skilled at producing cumi-cumi products and using the machines. Two new UMKMs were formed in the community service program. Partners have been packing the products with labeled, marketed the products locally, as well as getting income from these sales.

The objectives of the research are: 1) to study the level of attentiveness in democratic culture; 2) to compare the level of attentiveness in democratic culture based upon personal factors and political socialization; and 3) to study factors contributing to the attentiveness in democratic culture. The samples are 181 bachelor students studying Political Science at the College of Innovation and Management. The research used surveys for data collection. Statistical analysis was done using frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, t-test, One-way ANOVA and Multiple Regression Analysis. The research found; 1) the students' level of attentiveness to democratic culture is at the highest 2) hypothesis testing found student's major is a factor contributed to difference in democratic culture attentiveness while gender, age, religion and college year do not contributed to difference in democratic culture attentiveness; and 3) Multiple Regression Analysis shown political socialization, family institution, educational institution, and peer factors have effect on employee engagement at 35.3 percent.

The program of community service began with the socialization of applications on the village government and partners. Furthermore, it introduced machinery/technology to create technology on partners. The purpose of the community service activity was to provide the skills in the production of cumi-cumi products from sweet potato to members of Aisyiyah, PKK, and Karang Taruna in Karangbangun Village - Karanganyar District. The community service program began with a socialization program by the village government and partners. Furthermore, machines and technology were introduced to partners. The training of cumi-cumi product making and packaging was given to the partners, as well as production assistance, to ensure that partners were skilled at processing the products independently. The results showed that the partners were skilled at producing cumi-cumi products and using the machines. Two new UMKMs were formed in the community service program. Partners have been packing the products with labeled, marketed the products locally, as well as getting income from these sales.

Health problems in Indonesia that continue to grow forcing the emergence of policies related to health that regulates many aspects, including diet. The Healthy Four Perfect Five program that was previously promoted by the government was deemed inappropriate and could be misleading, because the food guidelines provided could actually become unhealthy if the portions and nutrition were not balanced. After participating in socialization activities, various forms of community responses emerged, such as, 1) so far they did not realize that struke, diabetes and other nutritional deficiencies occurred not because of incorrect food consumption patterns, 2) the consequences of understanding from the first point, namely they will consume nutritious foods with the largest portion when the food is available, instead they will consume foods with unbalanced proportions and very low nutritional value, 3) the new knowledge they get from this socialization is that the pattern of food consumption must vary in proportions that fit the proper nutritional adequacy.Keywords: Nutrition consumption, balanced nutrition, nasipanaf community

This explanatory case study investigated the phenomenon of one institution's public research university STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) faculty members' perspectives on indirect cost recovery from research grant funding. The explanatory scheme incorporated organizational culture, faculty socialization, and political bargaining models in the conceptual framework. The analysis indicated that faculty socialization and organizational culture were the most dominant themes; political bargaining emerged as significantly less prominent. Public research university STEM faculty are most concerned about the survival of their research programs and the discovery facilitated by their research programs; they resort to conjecture regarding the utility of indirect cost recovery. The findings direct institutional administrators to consider less emphasis on compliance and hierarchical authority and focus on greater communication and clarity in budget processes and organizational decision-making when working with expert professionals such as science faculty; for higher education researchers, the findings indicate a need for more sophisticated models to understand organizational dependency on expert professionals.

AbstractAs they respond to children's emotions, mothers socialize children's emerging emotion regulation. Mothers' own autobiographical narratives likely reflect in part habitual ways of expressing and managing emotions—ways that may in turn influence the way mothers respond to their children's emotions. We examined features of mothers' narratives about parental pride and regret experiences, and assessed whether these were associated with parental socialization of emotion and the emotion regulation repertoire of their children. Two hundred thirty‐seven mothers with children ranging from 8 to 17 years of age provided two narratives about parental pride and parental regret experiences. Parental emotion socialization and children's emotion regulation were assessed via self‐ and informant‐report using a multi‐measure, multi‐observer approach. We found that features of the way mothers narrated their experiences with a particular child related to their parenting of that child, and that child's emotion regulation. The findings are discussed in terms of their implications for emotion‐related parenting, and the potential importance of parent narratives.

A popular view of nondemocratic regimes is that they draw followers mainly from those with an illiberal, authoritarian mind-set. We challenge this view by arguing that there exist a different class of autocracies that rule with a relatively enlightened base. Leveraging multiple nationally representative surveys from China over the past decade, we substantiate this claim by estimating and comparing the ideological preferences of Chinese Communist Party members and ordinary citizens. We find that party members on average hold substantially more modern and progressive views than the public on issues such as gender equality, political pluralism, and openness to international exchange. We also explore two mechanisms that may account for this party–public value gap—selection and socialization. We find that while education-based selection is the most dominant mechanism overall, socialization also plays a role, especially among older and less educated party members. Our findings caution against the simple, dichotomous characterization of political regimes and underscore an important tension between modernization and democratization in developing societies.

The development of Islamic banks up to now should be appreciated, there will still be some challenges that must be faced in order to make this institution even better. This study aims to discuss in depth related to the background of the formation of Islamic banks, opportunities and challenges faced. The conclusion of this study is that some of the challenges faced are as follows: problems of human resources (HRD), capital problems, regulatory problems, service network problems, product innovation problems, socialization problems. The strategies needed to anticipate some obstacles to the development of Islamic banks. First, improving the quality of human resources in the field of Islamic banking. Second, there are more progressive efforts from practitioners, government and ulama to encourage the fulfillment of the legality of shari'ah instruments so that syari'ah bank space is broader. Third, improving the quality of Islamic banks with the support of academics, so that the construction of Islamic finance institutions is more rational and acceptable to all groups. Fourth, a more aggressive socialization of Islamic banks.

Indonesia was one of the countries of origin, destination, and transit for men, women, and children to be victims of force labour and sex trafficking. Goverment of Indonesia worked along with international organization, IOM, did preventive actions in order to supress the number of human trafficking. These preventive actions included the publishing of comic book about human trafficking tittled "Lika-Liku Perdagangan Orang". This paper would like to analyze the role of this comic book as a socialization and education media for increasing the social awareness of the danger of human trafficking. The research method used in this paper was qualitative research in which the researchers conducted libary research and in depth interview toward one of government body for migran workers, BNP2TKI and IOM. Concepts used in this paper were human trafficking and comic. The result of this research was the existance of this comic book added more medium and also helped the society to be more aware of the human trafficking case.Keywords: human trafficking, comic, socialization

Objectives: Although a salient component of parliamentary delegation and accountability chains, the connection between individual campaigning and parliamentary behavior has not been measured systematically by empirical research. This study assesses the importance of campaign strategies and activities for constituency service. Methods: We draw on an original data set combining the responses of 234 members of Parliament (MPs) participating at the 2010 Hungarian Candidate Study with their subsequent parliamentary questions. We content analyzed the questions and ran negative binomial regressions to evaluate if and how campaign activities influenced the MPs to introduce locally-oriented questions. Results: Our analyses show that a form of campaign socialization, the time devoted to meet local activists during campaigns, is a key predictor for the likelihood of introducing constituency questions, whereas campaign norms and messages matter less. Conclusions: Ultimately, even though campaigns matter for constituency service, the MPs' shadowing behavior, their socialization in local politics, and their partisan affiliation is likely to matter more.

Taking its departure in the transactional theory of coping and socialization theories, this questionnaire study investigates how coping with climate change among late adolescents ( N = 705) relates to proenvironmental behavior and communication with significant others about societal problems. Deemphasizing the problem was negatively associated with proenvironmental behavior, whereas problem-focused and meaning-focused coping were positively associated with proenvironmental behavior. Two communication patterns with fathers, mothers, and friends were identified: one solution oriented and supportive, and one dismissive and doom-and-gloom oriented. The positive patterns correlated positively with problem-focused and meaning-focused coping, whereas the negative patterns correlated positively with deemphasizing. Communication with fathers was particularly important in explaining deemphasizing and problem-focused coping. A structural equation modeling (SEM) analysis showed that coping mediates the effects of communication patterns on behavior, whereas problem-focused coping mediates the influence of other coping strategies on behavior. The study demonstrates the importance of considering coping as a factor in the socialization of proenvironmental behavior.

Facebook, one of social media, becomes a new space for everyone to interact and socialize without being limited by space and time, like in conventional media (mainstream). In its development, social media is also used to support political campaign in general election of regional head (Pemilukada). In addition to reaching the audience without being limited space and time, the cost is also cheap and efficient. Facebook has been chosen by candidates for regional heads as a medium of communication and socialization, not just relying on television media, advertisements in newspapers, banners, billboards, and other media. Candidates also take advantage of social media technology through facebook with the aim to provide access to information for public through cyberspace. The use of facebook is also done by the pair of candidates in the regional head election of Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU) South Sumatra Province in 2015. This study found the use of facebook is quite significant by both pairs of candidates in the election OKU in order socialization and political campaign.

Data on accidents and traffic violations collected by the Riau Regional PoliceDirectorate and from our daily observations illustrates that the level of traffic safety and the levelof community compliance with traffic laws / legislation is very alarming, if no strategic steps aretaken. in order to increase the level of safety and increase the legal compliance of the communityit will cause harm not only to the loss of life and property and psychological but also will causelosses in the economic field. The strategy or effort to increase legal awareness of the communityas road users is basically part of orderly traffic. Strategies in increasing community legalawareness include: First, socialization or campaigns to comply with traffic regulations throughthe installation of banners and socialization. Second, Building the character of discipline. Thischaracter building can be started through the teacher's example. Therefore awareness of theinstructional teachers is undoubtedly necessary. Security, order, safety and smooth traffic areshared responsibilities. Through this counseling, the character of discipline can be transmittedto all students of Muhammadiyah 3 Vocational School Pekanbaru.

Data on accidents and traffic violations collected by the Riau Regional PoliceDirectorate and from our daily observations illustrates that the level of traffic safety and the levelof community compliance with traffic laws / legislation is very alarming, if no strategic steps aretaken. in order to increase the level of safety and increase the legal compliance of the communityit will cause harm not only to the loss of life and property and psychological but also will causelosses in the economic field. The strategy or effort to increase legal awareness of the communityas road users is basically part of orderly traffic. Strategies in increasing community legalawareness include: First, socialization or campaigns to comply with traffic regulations throughthe installation of banners and socialization. Second, Building the character of discipline. Thischaracter building can be started through the teacher's example. Therefore awareness of theinstructional teachers is undoubtedly necessary. Security, order, safety and smooth traffic areshared responsibilities. Through this counseling, the character of discipline can be transmittedto all students of Muhammadiyah 3 Vocational School Pekanbaru.

Data on accidents and traffic violations collected by the Riau Regional PoliceDirectorate and from our daily observations illustrates that the level of traffic safety and the levelof community compliance with traffic laws / legislation is very alarming, if no strategic steps aretaken. in order to increase the level of safety and increase the legal compliance of the communityit will cause harm not only to the loss of life and property and psychological but also will causelosses in the economic field. The strategy or effort to increase legal awareness of the communityas road users is basically part of orderly traffic. Strategies in increasing community legalawareness include: First, socialization or campaigns to comply with traffic regulations throughthe installation of banners and socialization. Second, Building the character of discipline. Thischaracter building can be started through the teacher's example. Therefore awareness of theinstructional teachers is undoubtedly necessary. Security, order, safety and smooth traffic areshared responsibilities. Through this counseling, the character of discipline can be transmittedto all students of Muhammadiyah 3 Vocational School Pekanbaru.