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Layanan bimbingan kelompok dalam meningkatkan interaksi sosial siswa
Get PDFThis research aim to determine effectivity of group guidance service to increase student social interaction. This research is quantitative research with quasi experiment approach through nonequivalent control group design. Data were collected by questionnaire. Subjects in this research is 10 students. Data were analyzed with paired sample t test. The result of this research is group guidance service can increase student’s social interaction
Layanan bimbingan kelompok dalam meningkatkan interaksi sosial siswa
Get PDFPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui efektivitas layanan bimbingan kelompok dalam meningkatkan interaksi sosial siswa. Penelitian ini adalah penelitian kuantitatif dengan pendekatan quasi eksperimenmelaluinonequivalent control group design. Data dikumpulkan dengan menggunakan angket. Subyek dalam penelitian ini adalah 10 siswa. Data dianalisis dengan menggunakan paired sample t test. Temuan dari penelitian ini adalah layanan bimbingan kelompok dapat meningkatkan interaksi sosial siswa
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No full textTombs in Time and Towers in Space: Making Sense of the Hafit-Umm an-Nar Transition in North-Central Oman Through its Monuments
No full textThis chapter considers both Hafit Period monumental tombs and Umm an-Nar towers that were developed during the Early Bronze Age in North-Central Oman. The author considers these monuments as communicative to the local community rather than emphasizing the messages that monumental architecture may have served for non-locals. While both monuments may have marked access to resources, they did so in opposite ways. Participation in the mortuary ritual provided access to the living via resources marked by the dead, whereas the tower limited access to water through social and physical exclusion. Simultaneously, these different types of monuments signaled two disparate social ideologies: in one case, group members may have sought to access and leverage specific resource nodes; and in the other, group members may have sought to leverage access to specific resources in order to control access to an entire network of resources
Analisis Penerapan Akuntansi Pada Yayasan Perguruan Indonesia Membangun Bagan Batu Kecamatan Bagan Sinembah Kabupaten Rokan Hilir
Get PDFThe purpose of the research expected in this study is to find out appropriateness of the application of financial accounting applied by Indonesian tertiary institutions build sub-district of Bagan sub-district of Rokan downstream with the principle of accounting general thank. This research is conducted by the author of the Indonesian College of Development, sub-district sinembah chart rokan downstream district. Analysis of the data used in this study is a descriptive method that compares data used in This research is a descriptive method that is comparing data already collected with relevant theories and then taken or withdrawn conclusions and suggestions. Based on the results of research and discussion discussed in the chapter previously, the following conclusions were produced, including the accounting cycle on the Indonesian college foundation built a stone chart in the Sinembah Bagan sub-district rokan downstream regency has not been sequentially in accordance with applicable standards because Indonesian college foundations only record in public cash books, journals cash receipts and cash disbursements, but don't make ledgers and ledgers helpers, adjusting entries and registration lists. in terms of foundation disclosures Indonesian universities have not yet made a cash flow statement and notes financial statements, and for the presentation of financial statements of Indonesian tertiary institutions building to make two financial reports namely the activity report and the position report finance. The Indonesian foundation of education has fulfilled the regulations for making financial reporting. But the financial statements made are incomplete and have not met the financial statement components according to Psak 45, due to limitations managed fund
A multitude of monuments : finding and defending access to resources in third millennium BC Oman
No full textHow do different types of monuments and different monumental forms express social realities and inform larger social patterns? This dissertation research adds to this discussion from the perspective of the region best known for its ancient monuments: the Middle East. Known to its neighbors as the land of "Magan," the Oman Peninsula in the third millennium BC was the location of a dispersed yet well-integrated cultural tradition known as the Umm an-Nar. The people of Magan were trade partners with both the Mesopotamians to the west and the Indus to the north. Beginning in the late fourth millennium, the integration of coastal fishing communities and interior agricultural oases across the hyper-arid peninsula was matched by the development of a monumental tomb tradition spanning the length and breadth of Magan. In certain places, such as the Wadi al-Hijr, a second monumental tradition developed alongside the tomb tradition: that of the Umm an-Nar "tower." The combination of these two types of monuments provides a unique opportunity to consider the way(s) in which middle-range societies use monuments. This data set is a combination of published and unpublished excavation reports (particularly the towers of Bat by the American Expedition) and a survey designed and carried out for this project. The research progresses in several stages. Survey results indicate a high degree of clustering among the tombs, and occur within a variety of landscapes. I argue that the earliest ("Hafit") tombs mark access to resources, but are also mnemonics of regional social integration. Although the later ("Umm an-Nar") tombs do not mark resources, they reference the earlier tomb tradition, concentrate energy in the mortuary realm and on the monument itself, and thereby indicate a shift toward local (tomb-based) group identity. Excavations (led by the author) at the Hafit-Umm an-Nar transitional tower at Matariya demonstrate a change over time in the monumental aspects of the structure. This research argues that intensification limited access to underground and permanent water sources, and was used by local groups to leverage relative social, economic, and political position. Resource exclusivity flew directly in the face of ideologies of integration, visible in the Hafit tomb tradition, and Umm an-Nar people attempted to off-set this tension through an intensification of their mortuary practices. Contemporary monument types balance tensions between environments, individuals, kin and corporate groups. A diachronic study points to the ways in which structures of both types expand in monumentality. Together, synchronic and diachronic comparisons between different monument types indicate both growing friction between social groups, and a refusal to admit these divisions. Future research should investigate the tensions noted here.Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University, Anthropology, 2012Includes bibliographical references (pages 383-403
Evaluation of the Relationship Between Histopathological Findings in Appendectomy Specimens and Enterobius vermicularis Infection
No full textObjective: This study aimed to assess the relationship between Enterobius vermicularis and appendicitis by determining the frequency of E. vermicularis in appendectomyspecimens obtained after a preliminary diagnosis of appendicitis.Materials and Methods: Retrospective evaluation was conducted on the results ofappendectomy specimens examined histopathologically at Van Training and ResearchHospital Pathology Laboratory from March 2016 to March 2022. Hematoxylin-eosinstained slides from 7,814 appendectomy specimens were scrutinized for the presenceof E. vermicularis, acute inflammation, fecaloid material, lymphoid hyperplasia, obliteration, perforation, phlegmonous appendicitis, and peritonitis. Furthermore, slidesstained with hematoxylin-eosin (H&E) from patients testing positive for E. vermiculariswere re-evaluated by the author in pathology.Results: E. vermicularis was identified in the appendectomy specimens of 50 (0.64%)out of 7,814 patients who underwent appendectomies. In histopathological examinations, the occurrence of lymphoid hyperplasia and fibrous obliteration was higher inE. vermicularis-positive patients compared to those who teste negative. Findings revealed that the mean white blood cell count (WBC) was lower in E. vermicularis-positivepatients than in negative patients, while the mean eosinophil percentage (EO%) washigher.Conclusion: These findings imply that although the parasite is not a direct causativefactor for appendicitis, it may contribute to the development of factors that result inobstruction in certain cases.Keywords: Enterobius vermicularis, lymphoid hyperplasia, fibrous obliteration, eosinophil, appendicitis.</p
