Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal (E-BPJ)
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An Exploration in Identifying the Sabab Nuzul Āyah on the Fourth Juz of the Al-Quran in the Tafsir Tarjuman Al-Mustafid According to a Genetic Perspective
Get PDFIn Tafsir Tarjuman al-Mustafid, Al-Fansuri incorporates data on the sabab nuzul (context of revelation) in his interpretation of Quranic verses. This study aims to explore and analyze the sabab nuzul referenced in the Tafsir Tarjuman al-Mustafid, focusing specifically on the 4th juz of the Quran as an initial step towards refining the content of this significant work of Quranic exegesis. Future studies will expand the scope to include other ajza’ of the Quran. The findings of this study reveal the presence of 11 sabab nuzul within the 4th juz in Tafsir Tarjuman al-Mustafid
Local Community Involvement in Sustainability Tourism Development in Malaysia: A conceptual model
Get PDFThis study aims to evaluate how to involve local community to achieve sustainability in tourism development. Through a conceptual approach, it proposes a comprehensive model for supporting sustainable tourism development in Malaysia. This model emphasizes local community' perceptions of place identity, political trust sustainability awareness, economic benefit, and local community involvement to support sustainability in Malaysia. The study evaluates community views on tourism development, considering both positive and negative impacts, and assesses their support for sustainable tourism development based on their attitudes. Furthermore, the study employs stakeholder theory to underpin four research propositions
Craftsmanship Revitalized: Revival path of intangible heritage in modern life and cultural sustainability
Get PDFIn the age of globalisation and rapid fashion, intangible cultural heritage (ICH) crafts need help preserving their significance. This research looks at China's Linqi Thirty-Six Courtyards project. It shows how new designs that combine tradition and modernity can bring old crafts like blue calico back to life. Research indicates that incorporating Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) into contemporary society promotes cultural sustainability, aids rural revitalisation, and satisfies consumer desires for distinctive, culturally enriched experiences. The study emphasises ICH's function in preserving diversity and fostering community-oriented economic development, providing a framework for integrating cultural heritage into modern lives and global markets
Impact of Classroom Climate on Bullying Behavior: An environmental psychology perspective
Get PDFClassroom climate significantly shapes students' interactions, influencing bullying dynamics and intervention responses. This study investigates the role of classroom climate in reducing self-reported bullying (SBB), promoting constructive bystander responses (BRB), and enhancing proactive teacher interventions (TRB). Using a sample of 510 Chinese primary school students and employing validated questionnaires, results reveal that positive classroom environments reduce bullying (β = -0.537, p < 0.001), foster bystander support (β = 0.533, p < 0.001), and strengthen teacher interventions (β = 0.538, p < 0.001). These findings underscore the need for supportive educational spaces, offering actionable insights for enhancing students’ well-being and school dynamics
Digital Conservation of Tang Dynasty Military Attire for Sustainable Museums and Tourism
Get PDFThis research aims to consider the methods of preserving Tang Dynasty-era military uniforms that are emblematic of culture and authority but are challenging to maintain because of their scarcity and degradation. This research proposes novel restorative and exhibition methods for these historical pieces using 3D modelling, Virtual Reality (VR), and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies. Such technological integration allows them to engage the public in an immersive manner, arousing appreciation and deep understanding of culture. Digital technologies confirm the efficient, sustainable development of culture and facilitate access to an audience worldwide.
Big Data Analysis on Emotional Drivers and Strategies for Slow Fashion Consumption
Get PDFThis study explored the emotional drivers of slow fashion consumption through big data analysis. Python was used to capture more than 10,000 slow fashion clothing review data from e-commerce platforms, and advanced data analysis (LDA, TF-IDF, semantic network) was used to reveal the emotional drivers of slow fashion consumers systematically. The research results show that consumers' purchase decisions are no longer limited to traditional quality and comfort but multi-dimensional emotional needs. Highlight the connection between the emotional needs of slow fashion consumers and better serve consumers to demonstrate the community's well-being and quality of life
Role of Social Media and Behavioral Finance on Gen Z Travel Behaviour
Get PDFTravel decisions among Gen Z are largely shaped by social media engagement, financial literacy, and economic stability, yet the extent to which these factors contribute to travel behaviour remains underexplored. While social media provides real-time travel recommendations and personalized experiences, it also promotes aspirational lifestyles that may lead to impulsive spending. This study aims to identify the key predictors of Gen Z travel behaviour by examining the role of social media use, social media influence, financial literacy, and financial security. The findings provide important insights for tourism stakeholders, policymakers, and educators in designing travel-related initiatives targeted at Gen Z
Impact of Multiple Feedbacks on Revision Behaviour of Chinese EFL Undergraduates’ Argumentative Essay
Get PDFThis study explores the impact of automated writing evaluation (AWE), peer feedback, and teacher feedback on Chinese EFL students' essay revisions. Teacher feedback was the most effective, providing accurate and targeted suggestions. Peer feedback promoted collaboration but lacked depth, while AWE was useful for grammar but not for argument development. A balanced approach combining these methods can enhance writing instruction by leveraging their strengths for better learning outcomes
Debt Collection Practices and Cash Flow Management among Retail Businesses in Davao City
Get PDFThis study examines the debt collection practices (DCP) and cash flow management (CFM) of retail businesses in Davao City. The study utilizes quantitative random sampling involving one hundred twelve appliance centers. The results indicated a high level of DCP and CFM with an average mean of 3.937 and 3.956, respectively, with a significant relationship. The subdomains Days Sale Outstanding and Bad Debt Ratio have a moderate positive correlation, with a coefficient of multiple correlation of 0.769. Recommendations are to enhance debt collection, accounts receivable administration, and working capital management with staff education, technology, regular reviews, and financial awareness
Assessing the Information Literacy Instructions in the Academic Library in Malaysia: A case study at the Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak, Universiti Teknologi MARA
Get PDFThis study aims to assess the effectiveness of information literacy instruction held by Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak (PTAR) as an academic library. The study employed quantitative data with a study population consisting of undergraduate students. The key findings of the study indicated that information literacy instructions provided by PTAR significantly positively impact information literacy competency among respondents in terms of information articulation and locating physical and online resources. Based on the findings, the ability to develop a thesis statement, identify classification schemes, and use specialized services will need attention to oversee information literacy instruction