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Personality traits and willingness to pay for environmental goods, services and conservation: A systematic review.
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Navigating Duplication in Pharmacovigilance Databases: A Scoping Review Protocol
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Episodic memory encoding fluctuates at a theta rhythm from 3-10 Hz
No full textWhy do some experiences endure in memory better than others? Here, we explore the possibility that learning fluctuates rhythmically several times per second, with fortuitously timed experiences being more memorable. Although such fleeting opportunities for encoding would evade our awareness, they are predicted by a prominent model describing how theta rhythms in the brain coordinate memory – the Separate Phases for Encoding and Retrieval (SPEAR) model. Here, in a pre-registered study, we adapted a dense sampling approach to reconstruct the millisecond time-course of memory encoding in n=125 participants. We found that memory encoding fluctuated at a theta rhythm (3-10 Hz), that these rhythms were not a byproduct of rhythmic attention, and that—like theta rhythms in the brain—memory rhythms were modulated by putative markers of acetylcholine. Our findings provide behavioral evidence consistent with the SPEAR model of episodic memory
Neglect-Zero Effects in the Interpretation of Quantifiers and Disjunction
No full textThis osf archive contains the experimental materials (sentence stimuli and pictures) used in the experiments reported in the paper presented at SuB 2024. In addition, all the data files as well as the analysis scripts are also contained in this archive
The Future Of Consumer Engagement: Analyzing Consumer Behavior & Interactive Shopping
No full textThe book "The Future of Consumer Engagement: Analyzing Consumer Behavior & Interactive Shopping" by Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad explores the transformative journey of consumer behavior from traditional practices to becoming active participants in the digital marketplace. Technological advancements, increased internet access, and the proliferation of social media have fundamentally reshaped how consumers interact with products and brands.
Initially, consumers relied on physical stores, print ads, television, radio, and word-of-mouth recommendations for purchasing decisions. The advent of the internet marked a significant shift towards e-commerce, where online platforms offered convenience and access to a broader range of products. Social media further transformed consumer behavior, making platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube critical sources of information and influence.
The evolution continued with the rise of social commerce, integrating social media with e-commerce to allow direct purchasing from social media posts. This change has turned consumers from passive buyers into active marketers, taking on roles as content creators, affiliates, brand ambassadors, and dropshippers.
Key trends highlighted in the book include the significant impact of digital technology on consumer behavior, with 78% of consumers conducting online research before purchases. Social media's influence is evident as 54% of consumers use it for product research, and 71% are more likely to buy products recommended by influencers. The growth of e-commerce and social commerce underscores the shift towards digital purchasing, with global e-commerce growing by over 20% annually and social commerce projected to grow three times faster than traditional e-commerce.
User-generated content plays a crucial role in modern marketing, with 79% of consumers influenced by it in their purchasing decisions. Affiliate programs and dropshipping have also gained prominence, allowing consumers to generate revenue for brands. Trust in brand ambassadors further highlights the importance of authentic consumer engagement.
The book emphasizes the dynamic roles consumers play in digital marketing, where they actively create and share content, influence purchase decisions, and shape brand perceptions. It discusses the importance of understanding these shifts to develop effective marketing strategies that enhance consumer interaction and loyalty.
Expert insights from digital marketing professionals, consumer behavior analysts, e-commerce practitioners, social media trend observers, and marketing academics provide a comprehensive understanding of the Consumer Behavior Evolution Theory. They underscore the need for companies to adapt to these changes, leveraging technology and social media to build stronger relationships with consumers and drive growth.
Understanding consumer behavior evolution is crucial for companies to stay relevant, optimize marketing strategies, enhance consumer interaction, build trust, and drive innovation. The book provides valuable guidance on how to navigate the digital landscape, emphasizing the integration of modern theories with traditional marketing concepts to achieve long-term success
FROM TRADITIONAL TO DIGITAL: THE EVOLUTION OF BUYER AND SELLER INTERACTIONS
No full textIn the evolving landscape of buyer and seller interactions, "From Traditional to Digital: The Evolution of Buyer and Seller Interactions" by Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad explores the profound transformation brought about by technological advancements, particularly the internet and social media. This shift has revolutionized how consumers seek information, make purchasing decisions, and share their experiences, as well as how sellers approach marketing, sales, and customer service. The book delves into the significant changes in the business landscape and consumer behavior, highlighting the necessity for continuous adaptation and innovation to thrive in the dynamic digital economy. The journey begins with understanding the evolution of consumer behavior. From passive buyers relying on traditional methods, consumers have transitioned into active participants in the digital marketing ecosystem. Research indicates a significant shift in behavior, with a notable percentage of consumers conducting online research before making purchases, leveraging social media for product research, and being influenced by recommendations from influencers. This data underscores the crucial role of social media, user-generated content, and the growing trend of social commerce and e-commerce. The book also emphasizes the rise of user-generated content, where consumers play an active role as content creators, affiliates, and brand ambassadors, significantly influencing modern marketing. Affiliate programs and the dropshipping business model illustrate how consumers are becoming more involved in the sales ecosystem, driving revenue for brands. Additionally, brand ambassadors build consumer trust and loyalty, enhancing the effectiveness of marketing strategies. Several factors contribute to this evolution, including digital technology, the rise of social media platforms, the growth of e-commerce, and personalized content. The advantages of these changes include more personalized experiences, enhanced customer satisfaction and loyalty, global reach, and improved marketing efficiency through data analytics. "From Traditional to Digital" also explores the evolution of seller behavior, detailing the stages from traditional sellers in physical markets to AI and automation-based sellers leveraging big data and analytics. Sellers have adapted to the digital age by using e-commerce platforms, social media, and live streaming to interact with consumers and showcase products. This evolution has led to increased efficiency, enhanced customer experiences, and new opportunities in the market. The economic impact of these changes is significant, driving the growth of e-commerce, creating new business opportunities, and necessitating the adaptation of traditional retailers to digital strategies. The future prospects include advances in AI and machine learning, augmented reality, virtual reality, and blockchain technology, all of which will further transform buyer and seller interactions. In conclusion, "From Traditional to Digital: The Evolution of Buyer and Seller Interactions" provides a comprehensive understanding of the transformation in consumer and seller behavior. It highlights the importance of adapting to technological advancements and evolving consumer expectations to remain competitive in the fast-changing digital landscape. Through continuous innovation, businesses can leverage the opportunities offered by digital technology to meet the ever-evolving expectations of consumers
RIGOROUS CONSTRUCTION OF FOUR-DIMENSIONAL YANG–MILLS QUANTUM FIELD THEORY VIA GRIBOV–ZWANZIGER QUANTIZATION AND RENORMALIZATION GROUP ANALYSIS: MEASURE-THEORETIC FOUNDATIONS, SPECTRAL PROPERTIES, AND THE MASS GAP
No full textOne constructs a gauge-fixed lattice Yang–Mills measure satisfying the Osterwalder–Schrader axioms and establish the existence of a strictly positive mass gap in four dimensions for sufficiently small coupling
Creative Crossroads: Indonesia at the Intersection of Local and Global Tourism.
No full textRachmad, Yoesoep Edhie. 2024. Creative Crossroads: Indonesia at the Intersection of Local and Global Tourism. Osaka Kokusai Shoseki Shuppan Nen Tokubetsu-han, 大阪関西書籍出版、2024年特別版.
"Creative Crossroads: Indonesia at the Intersection of Local and Global Tourism" by Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad, published in 2024 by Osaka Kokusai Shoseki Shuppan Nen Tokubetsu-han, thoroughly examines how Indonesia, as a vibrant nexus of culture and tourism, can effectively merge local uniqueness with global tourism trends to enhance its appeal and economic benefits. The book advocates for a creative integration of local culture into tourism practices that not only caters to global tastes but also preserves and promotes Indonesian heritage.
The publication sets the stage by portraying Indonesia as a "creative crossroads," a place where diverse cultural, social, and environmental elements converge, making it a particularly attractive destination for international tourists seeking authentic experiences. It emphasizes the potential for Indonesia to craft a distinctive brand in the global tourism market by capitalizing on its unique cultural assets and natural beauty.
Central concepts in the book include "cultural synthesis" and "global-local nexus," which refer to the blending of global influences with local traditions to create a tourism experience that is both universally appealing and deeply rooted in Indonesian culture. This synthesis is seen as crucial in the context of globalization, where tourists often seek out experiences that offer both a sense of global connectedness and local distinctiveness.
The phenomenon explored is the increasing desire among tourists for experiences that are culturally enriching, environmentally sustainable, and socially responsible. Indonesia is positioned as ideally suited to meet these desires due to its rich cultural tapestry and biodiversity.
The problem formulation addresses the challenge of harnessing this potential without succumbing to the pressures of over-tourism or cultural commodification, which can lead to a loss of authenticity and environmental degradation.
The book’s objectives include identifying strategies to integrate Indonesia’s cultural and environmental assets into a cohesive tourism model that can attract international tourists while benefiting local communities and preserving natural and cultural heritage.
Indicators for success in this endeavor are defined as increased international tourist arrivals, higher levels of tourist satisfaction, greater economic returns to local communities, and improved measures of cultural and environmental preservation.
Operational variables are specified for these indicators, such as the number of culturally focused tourism programs, the rate of local employment in the tourism sector, and metrics for cultural and environmental impact assessments.
Key factors influencing the effective integration of local and global elements in tourism include governmental support for cultural industries, investment in sustainable tourism infrastructure, and active participation of local communities in tourism planning and execution.
Implementation strategies focus on developing cultural festivals that attract global audiences, creating partnerships between local artisans and international tourism operators, and employing digital marketing strategies to showcase Indonesia’s cultural and natural offerings.
Challenges identified include the risk of diluting cultural authenticity in an effort to appeal to international tastes, the environmental impact of increased tourism, and potential conflicts between local and commercial interests in tourism development. Supporting factors are the growing global trend towards experiential and responsible travel, and technological advancements that facilitate sustainable tourism practices.
The book concludes with a call to action for Indonesia to leverage its position as a creative crossroads by fostering an innovative, inclusive, and sustainable tourism industry. It suggests that careful policy and planning, combined with creative marketing and community engagement, are key to achieving this goal.
This publication serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, tourism developers, and cultural advocates aiming to balance local authenticity with global appeal in the tourism sector, ensuring that Indonesia remains a compelling, responsible, and enriching destination for international travelers
Islamic Inspirations: Creative Approaches to Urban Halal Tourism in Indonesia.
No full textRachmad, Yoesoep Edhie. 2024. Islamic Inspirations: Creative Approaches to Urban Halal Tourism in Indonesia. Chuban Lanzhou Guoji Shuji Tebie Ban, 兰州黄河书籍出版，2024特别版.
"Islamic Inspirations: Creative Approaches to Urban Halal Tourism in Indonesia" by Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad, published in 2024 by Chuban Lanzhou Guoji Shuji Tebie Ban, provides an innovative perspective on enhancing urban tourism in Indonesia through the lens of Islamic principles. This book delves into how cities can creatively adapt to the growing demand for halal tourism, leveraging this to fuel urban development and cultural integration.
Background Set against the dynamic backdrop of Indonesia's urbanization and its status as the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, the book explores the intersection of Islamic values and urban tourism. It addresses the economic potential of halal tourism and its capacity to foster greater understanding and appreciation of Islamic culture in urban settings.
Basic Definitions and Concepts Halal tourism is defined broadly, encompassing all aspects of tourism that comply with Islamic teachings, which include provisions for halal food, prayer facilities, and family-friendly environments that do not compromise Islamic values. The book expands on this by exploring creative approaches that go beyond the basics, suggesting ways in which urban environments can innovate to attract Muslim tourists.
Underlying Phenomenon The book is driven by the global trend towards culturally and religiously sensitive travel options. As Muslim middle-class affluence rises, so does the demand for travel experiences that cater to religious needs without sacrificing the depth and richness of the travel experience.
Problem Formulation Rachmad identifies a key challenge: many Indonesian cities are not fully equipped to meet the specific needs of Muslim travelers, lacking in both infrastructure and in cultural programming that resonates with Islamic values. The book tackles how urban centers can transform to serve this significant segment of the travel market effectively.
Research Objectives The objective of this work is to craft a framework for integrating halal tourism effectively into urban development plans, ensuring that these enhancements contribute to the economic vitality of cities while respecting and promoting Islamic cultural heritage.
Indicators Success in implementing innovative halal tourism strategies is indicated by increased tourist arrivals, higher satisfaction rates among Muslim travelers, and positive economic impacts on local businesses and communities.
Operational Variables Variables include the number of new or improved halal-certified establishments, the frequency and quality of cultural events celebrating Islamic traditions, and the effectiveness of training programs for hospitality staff on Islamic hospitality standards.
Key Factors Key factors influencing the successful adoption of creative halal tourism strategies include strong government support, active engagement with local Muslim communities, and robust marketing campaigns that highlight the unique offerings of Indonesian cities.
Implementation Strategies The book suggests several strategies, such as developing halal tourism districts, incorporating Islamic art and history into public spaces, and hosting international events focused on Islamic culture and halal lifestyle.
Challenges and Supports Challenges include potential resistance from traditional sectors within the tourism industry, the high costs associated with restructuring for halal compliance, and the need for ongoing education and cultural sensitivity training. Supportive elements are the increasing international recognition of halal tourism's market potential and technological advancements that aid in delivering tailored tourism experiences.
Research Findings Research within the book shows that cities adopting these creative approaches see not only an increase in tourism but also enhanced social cohesion and cultural pride among local populations.
Conclusions and Recommendations Rachmad concludes that with thoughtful planning and innovative practices, urban centers in Indonesia can become world leaders in halal tourism. He recommends continual investment in infrastructure, community-based planning, and international collaboration to keep pace with global trends.
"Islamic Inspirations" offers invaluable insights for urban planners, tourism authorities, and business leaders, providing a detailed guide on harnessing the principles of Islam to enrich urban tourism offerings in Indonesia creatively and inclusively