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Influence of human capital, social capital, economic capital towards financial performance & corporate social responsibility
Get PDFThe study was intended to determine the influence of human capital, social capital, and economic capital on LPD financial performance in Buleleng regency as well as their influence of financial performance on corporate social. The sampling technique was used purposive sampling, primary data collection (questionnaire) and secondary data (LPD financial report) 50 respondents. Data analysis method in the present research was a descriptive statistic and inferential statistic analysis. Data processing techniques were used in Smart PLS applications. Based on the research result was obtained human capital construct relationship value (1,858) <t table (1,96), with a coefficient value of 0,193 means that the relationship was positive but not significant. Social capital construct relationship (2.667)> t table (1.96) with a coefficient value of 0.194 means that the relationship was positive and significant. The economic capital construct relationship of (5,853)> t table (1,96) with a path coefficient of -0,697 means the relation was negative and significant. The construction of financial performance relation of (3,797)> t table (1,96) with a path coefficient of 0,669 means that the relationship was positive and significant. Regarding its determination coefficient of financial performance, construction was explored by the construct of human capital, social capital, the economic capital was 80%, whereas, the construct of corporate social responsibility was elaborated by the construct of financial performance was 44.80% and the rest was influenced other variables not listed in this research
Improving teachers competency through strengthening of teachers group work based on lesson study
Get PDFThis research was aimed at improving the elementary school teacher competency at cluster I and II in Sukasada District through the teacher group work reinforcement based on lesson study. The design of this research was an action research starting from plan, action, evaluation, and reflection. This research was done at cluster I and II in Sukasada District. The subject in this research was the elementary school teachers who was taught natural science, social science, and mathematics. While the object in this research was teacher competency in designing the lesson plan and applying the lesson plan in the classroom. In achieving the purpose of the research, the research procedures which was done divided into three steps, they were: first, lesson study plan including lesson study workshop, designing lesson plan and assessing lesson plan. Second, lesson teacher action by teacher model, teacher-assessment in applying lesson plan in the classroom, and data analysis. Third, lesson teacher reflection. Teacher competency data in designing lesson plan and applying lesson plan in the classroom was collected by using the checklist and observation method. Whereas, the data analysis used descriptive analysis by determining the mean of the teacher competency in every cycle. The result of this research showed that: 1) there was an improvement of the teacher competency in designing lesson plan in the amount of 18.1% from the first cycle was 65.7 (average category) to the second cycle was 83.8 (good category), 2) there was an improvement of the teacher competency in applying lesson plan in the classroom in the amount of 13.8% from the first cycle was 75.4 (average category) to the second cycle was 89.2 (good category), and 3) overall, there was an improvement of the teacher competency in the amount of 15.9% from the first cycle was 70.6 (average category) to the second cycle was 86.5 (good category). Thereby, the teacher workgroup reinforcement based on lesson study could improve the elementary school teacher competency at cluster I and II in Sukasada District
Representation of female characters through item songs in selected Hindi movies
Get PDFThe research aims to show how Item songs in Hindi Cinema have degraded its language and how they project women as mere objects. These Item Songs are not directly related to the story but to fetch audience and crores at Box-Office, several filmmakers place item numbers in the movies. Item songs present women in filthy clothes, vulgar lyrics, and their body parts are presented inappropriately. Dance moves and the way of presentation of these songs make it more obscene. Initially, actresses who played vamps on screen or appear for guest appearances in movies used to feature in such songs. But nowadays leading actresses also get featured in such songs as it gives rise to their career. Therefore this research focuses on the point that item songs are meant for entertainment, not for the objectification of women, and hence the presentation and the projection of women in Hindi movies should be changed more positively
Implementation of tourism facilities expansion to hedonism and community imaging
Get PDFThis study examines "Implementation of Expansion of Tourism Facility to Hedonism and Community Imagery in Kutuh Village Ubud Gianyar. The rapid development of tourism in this region led to land conversion is not unstoppable. The landowners in the village are encouraged to rent to investors. Also, the internal dimension consists of economic capital, is the most important element because economic capital can drive all business activities, whether small, medium, and large capital business. Another aspect is imagery, illustrated through perceptions, cognitions, motivations, and attitudes that take place in individual consumers. Like building luxury homes and showing off luxury cars as one of the imaging of the new rich. On the other hand, the external dimension of rapid tourism progress has implications for hedonists and community imaging Kutuh Ubud Gianyar. The consumer society revolves around symbols and signs. Mass media become miracles in the liturgy of objects, enjoyment is understood as the embodiment of freedom, and the human body is the main consumer object. Another aspect of globalization, the discourse of globalization as a process characterized by the rapid development of science, information technology, and telecommunications will be able to change the world fundamentally. Besides Maslow's hierarchy of needs is an interpretation of the level of human needs represented in the form of a pyramid with a more basic need at the bottom. These needs have a level or hierarchy, ranging from the lowest to the highest (self-actualization). Seeing the problem of life of the community I need Ubud Gianyar as something that needs to be faced and solved, not avoided. The last aspect is the government policy, in the regulation is defined as one of the areas of tourism area in the village of Kutuh Ubud Gianyar. So it is not denied the opportunity of lively people to rent the land for the expansion of tourism and other economic driving business
Influential factors towards return on assets and profit change: Study on all BPR in Bali Province
Get PDFThe research was intended at knowing and analyzing the influence of Capital Adequacy Ratio, Operational Revenue Operating Expense, Loan to Deposit Ratio, and Net Interest Margin to Return On Assets and Profit Change. The present research was conducted on Rural Banks in Bali Province. In order to answer the hypothesis proposed in the study, the data were analyzed using path analysis with AMOS program 16. The results showed that Capital Adequacy Ratio has a positive influence on Return On Assets. Operational Revenue Operating Expense (BOPO) has a negative effect on Return On Assets. Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR) has a positive effect on Return On Assets (ROA). Net Interest Margin (NIM) has a positive influence on Return On Assets (ROA). Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) has a positive effect on Profit Change. Operational Revenue Operating Expense (BOPO) has a negative effect on Profit Change. Loan to Deposit Ratio has a positive effect on Profit Change. Net Interest Margin has a positive influence on Profit Change. Return On Assets (ROA) has a positive effect on Profit Change
System of modality on the text of Indonesian presidential candidates debate on the period of 2014-2019
Get PDFThe text modality system is a set of views, judgments, and opinions of a tenor on the linguistic phenomena. The tenor’s view of discourse lies in a core position called the modal arena and is reconciled with two polar namely positive and negative polar. There are three linguistic phenomena underlying the study of the modalities of the text of the presidential candidate debate, i.e empirical, practical, and theoretical phenomena. The objective of the study was to describe the text modality system of Indonesian presidential candidate debate on the period of 2014-2015. The theory used in this research namely the theory of Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL). The research approach is a qualitative descriptive approach with the linguistic phenomenological paradigm. The types of data include words, phrases, clauses, a group of phrases, and text units. The data comes from the TDC audio recordings of stage I and II. The research instrument used text validation tables and contexts. Furthermore, the data collection stage used the method of documentation and observation along with some advanced techniques. Stage of data processing was done through classification, segmentation, and data codification. The analysis stage includes several stages, namely reduction, presentation, and verification. The results show that the PS has a tendency to use the probabilistic 'probable' modality, frequency 'usual', must 'mandatory' tendency to 'wish' with the subjective-implicit action orientation, while the JW tends to use the modulation of the probability type of 'certain', frequency 'always', must ‘required', tendency 'fixed' with an objective-explicit action orientation
Work-family conflict on turnover intention regarding work stress as intervening variable
Get PDFThis study aims to analyze and understand the significance of work-family conflict influence on turnover intention, the significance of work-family conflict effect on work stress, the significance of work stress influence on turnover intention and the influence of work-family conflict influence on turnover intention through work stress as variable intervening on marketing employees of BUMN Bank in Mataram City. This type of research is a causal associative. This research uses purposive sampling method in determining the sample. The number of respondents is 96 people. Methods of data collection in this study are interviews, documentation, and questionnaires. Data analysis techniques used in this study is the analysis of PLS (Partial Least Square) with the help of the SmartPLS program. The results showed that work-family conflict had a positive and significant influence on turnover intention, the work-family conflict had the positive and significant effect to work stress, work stress had a positive but not significant effect on turnover intention, and work stress did not function as intervening on indirect influence work-family conflict on turnover intention
Pronouns traces of grammar transformation version of government and binding
Get PDFA problem concerned to be examined in this study was how the description of personal pronoun was contained in the single sentence. Therefore, this study was conducted aiming at describing personal pronouns in a single sentence and identifying the role of semantic of the personal pronoun in the single sentence. The theory used to study the phenomenon was Trace theory version of Transformation Theory of Government and Binding. This study discovered findings as follows: 1) the base position of the personal pronoun was under the position of NP, VP node; however, with the transfer process, the personal pronoun was under the position of NP, Agr. It was because every visible NP should have a case from its verb; 2) the trace marked by t was the landing site or base position before the pronoun and other elements move; 3) this theory was sufficient to give an idea of the position of the element of aspect and modal as the category of MP in phrase structure
The implementation of participatory communication development: Bali Mandara program
Get PDFThis study focuses on the communication development model that is applied by the government in the implementation of the Bali Mandara program in Bali Province, where communication barriers are often one of the inhibiting factors of the implementation of various Bali Mandara programs. Bali Mandara is a program aimed by the provincial government of Bali for the welfare of the Balinese people. Bali Mandara is an abbreviation for safe and peaceful progress. This research is motivated by the desire of the government to realize the welfare of the community which is part of the functions and duties of the regional government, including the provincial government of Bali. The vision that was set forth in the Bali Provincial RPJMD 2008-2013 was "Realization of a Qualified Regional Development Plan towards Bali Mandara". In its implementation, this program has had a significant impact on the welfare of Balinese people. But communication barriers are one of the factors inhibiting the implementation of the various Bali Mandara programs. Communication is a process of conveying information from someone to others in the hope of a common understanding and perception. In order to have a common perception between the government and the community with regard to the objectives, vision, and mission of the Bali Mandara program, it requires communication development in the implementation of the Bali Mandara program itself. The purpose of this study is to determine the implementation of perspective communication development applied. This study was examined using qualitative research methods and used several methods of data collection such as in-depth interviews, focus group discussions (FGD), documents and observations. The findings of this study are to elaborate on the meaning of the Bali Mandara program in the perspective of communication development and to elaborate on the implementation of participatory communication development in the digital era
Pressure on socio-cultural towards post-divorce Hindu women in Denpasar city
Get PDFThis research was focused on reviewing the post-divorce Hindu women’s regarding socio-cultural pressure in Denpasar city. The analysis results found that the high dominance of the patrilineal culture caused Hindu women to experience social and cultural pressure after the divorce. An oblique labeling was often related to Hindu women after a divorce due to patrilineal culture dominance. The field findings indicated the fact that the divorce rate was increasing. The number who were widowed also increasing. Even those who were widowed classified as young due to they were early marriage. The pressure on socio-cultural after the divorce included first, the dominance of the patriarchal culture that was still strong in Bali. The men (purusa) have a strategic position in Balinese culture. This can be seen from people’s view of the men rather than women. In this case, the decision-making authority was still on the husband. Second, having to accept social stigma, Hindu women who are experiencing divorce will also be faced with a more religious stigma. A divorce in religion was actually not permitted, due to marriage was a very sacred procession. This causes divorce to be considered a family disgrace. However, the bad stigma was more predominantly directed at women, not men. Third, the social-cultural pressure for the Hindu women can be seen from the lack of protection and protection provided by traditional institutions in Bali, whether in village regulations (awig-awig) towards Hindu women, resulting in divorce cases increase