This study investigates the influence of socioeconomic status (SES) on health behaviors and outcomes among Indonesian adolescents. Using data from schools across regions with varied socio-economic profiles, the research examines how income, education, and family stability affect physical activity, dietary habits, and mental health in adolescents. Results reveal that lower SES is associated with unhealthy behaviors and poorer health outcomes, such as reduced physical activity, imbalanced diets, and higher levels of stress. These findings suggest a pressing need for tailored interventions in low-income areas to improve adolescent health outcomes.

This study investigates the effects of e-commerce growth on traditional retail businesses in emerging economies, focusing on market share shifts, consumer behavior, and sales trends. Analyzing data from Southeast Asian and African markets, the research reveals how e-commerce platforms are reshaping customer preferences, posing both challenges and opportunities for traditional retailers. Findings suggest that the rise of e-commerce is leading to a transformation of the retail landscape, with significant implications for future business models and strategies.

This study investigates the effectiveness of machine learning models in identifying fraudulent financial transactions in real-time. Using a large dataset of transactions, we compare the accuracy, precision, and speed of various models, including logistic regression, random forests, and neural networks. Our findings suggest that ensemble methods yield higher detection rates while minimizing false positives, thus providing a promising approach to financial fraud prevention.

Blockchain technology presents a decentralized and transparent solution for secure voting systems. This paper provides a comparative analysis of consensus protocols, such as Proof of Work (PoW), Proof of Stake (PoS), and Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS), to evaluate their effectiveness in a secure voting environment. Results show that PoS offers optimal security with reduced energy consumption, making it suitable for public elections.

In a company, assets are one of the most important working capital that needs to be managed well. This includes maximizing the value of its benefits as well as its existence so that it can be used optimally and the need for accurate recording of assets so that they can be used for good decision making. One type of asset/asset in a company is fixed assets/assets. Fixed assets/assets are one of the items on the balance sheet besides current assets/assets, long-term investments, reserve funds, and other assets/assets. PT. Thanks to Sejati Transindo (BESTINDO) Semarang as one of the document and goods delivery service companies, so far it still uses Ms. Excel for recording, calculating and reporting company fixed assets. Some of the weaknesses of this old system are: 1) the asset/asset management system is still simple, 2) fixed asset/asset data is not yet integrated and does not have a database, 3) there are inconsistencies and calculation errors, 4) the recording and reporting system is still takes quite a long time to process, 5) incomplete data will have an impact on inappropriate decision making, and 6) the absence of an integrated Accounting Information System (AIS) means that the management of fixed assets/assets in the company cannot be carried out properly because the data The condition, condition and value of the company's fixed assets/assets have not been recorded properly and accurately. This research designs an AIS for calculating and reporting depreciation of fixed assets using the straight line depreciation method using Visual Basic 6.0 and MySQL. The objectives of this research are: 1) to help calculate depreciation of fixed assets/assets owned by the company, 2) to provide information about the detailed condition of each asset/fixed asset owned by the company so as to help the company in managing fixed assets/assets, and 3) to help present precise and accurate reports for the purposes of the company's internal financial reports and taxation.

The goal of this research was to investigate whether conversational videos could improve the speaking skills of midwifery students at Muhammadiyah Manado University. Specifically, the study looked at how videos could help students develop correct rhythm, stress, intonation, and emotion in their pronunciation. The study involved 32 midwifery students at the university and used an experimental technique with pre-tests and post-tests to collect data. To gather data, the researcher used observation and assessed the students' speaking skills before and after watching the videos. The results showed that the conversational videos were effective in improving the students' pronunciation skills. To get the most benefit from the videos, the students first practiced the conversations featured in the videos. Next, they listened to the conversations, repeated them, and then practiced speaking in front of the class. The findings showed that the final good value increased significantly from the pre-test stage to the post-test stage. In the pre-test, the students' good value was 22%, but this increased to 47% in the post-test. Moreover, the lack of value decreased by 19% in the post-test compared to the pre-test.

The development of modern companies often leads to overlapping functions between departments, such as the dualism of functions between Human Resources (HR) and financial accounting. This creates serious challenges in resource management and accounting that can impact the overall performance of the organization. Issues faced include overly simplistic financial recording due to HR's lack of expertise in accounting, as well as the risk of errors and data inaccuracies. This research aims to provide in-depth insights into the impact of HR and financial accounting dualism at PT. Segi Muda Bertiga and identify solutions to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of resource and financial management. The research method employs a qualitative approach, analyzing five main theoretical studies, including cash sales accounting systems, payroll and wage analysis, cash receipts, inventory, and purchases. Data is gathered through interviews, literature reviews, and document analysis.
 
 

This study aims to describe the impact of the implementation of Fiqh learning on students' prayer discipline at MTs Darul Ulum. Fiqh learning in madrasahs aims to guide students in recognizing, understanding, and practicing Islamic law in everyday life. The method used in this study is qualitative with a descriptive design. Data were collected through interviews, observations, and documentation. The validity of the data was tested by extending observations, increasing the accuracy of the research, as well as data triangulation and the use of relevant references. Data were analyzed through the stages of data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and verification of conclusions. The results showed that the implementation of Fiqh learning had a positive effect on increasing the discipline of Dzuhur prayer worship for grade VII students at MTs Darul Ulum. Students can get used to performing obligatory prayers according to the teachings of the Fiqh teacher, with the development of increasing academic values, especially in the Fiqh subject, and showing an attitude of responsibility and obedience in performing obligatory prayers.

The silent way English language training was carried out at the Nurul Hasanah Kutacane Hospital. This silent way English language training aims to improve basic English skills for hospital employees. This English training method uses the silent way method. English language training using the silent method is used so that hospital employees can practice English language skills in medical sciences that will be used in the world of work. This English language training using the silent method was carried out thanks to collaboration between Nurul Hasanah Kutacane University and Nurul Hasanah Kutacane Hospital. This English language training is to assess evaluation using Quasy-Experiment (pre-experimental designs) with a design using one group pretest-posttest, where in this design there is no comparison group (control), but the first observation (pretest) has been carried out which allows the team to examine changes that occur after an experiment or posttest. The results obtained by the community service team showed significant changes in English language training through the silent way method to increase nurses' vocabulary in speaking English in hospitals.

The Republic of Indonesia Government Goods and Services Procurement Policy Agency or LKPP RI for short. LKPP has made a big leap in the development of the e-catalog system by starting to involve SOEs. This research focuses on discussing the requirements and steps for business actors to become e-catalog providers. This research uses the literature study method. The results of this study found that the requirements for business qualifications for electronic catalog providers have six qualifications whose final decision is made by the head of LKPP. There are several criteria that must be met by business actors if they want to register their business in the LKPP e-catalog. There are two types of goods and services received, namely, first general goods and services including goods and services needed by K / L, standard or standardizable goods / services, and recurring goods / services needs. The second type of innovation products, namely products determined by the Minister / Head of the Institution in charge of government affairs in the field of research, development, assessment, and application as well as integrated invention and innovation.