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May 27, 2024

Remove Haze and Escort Students to Grow Up in the Sunshine -- A Case Study of College Counselors

Positive psychotherapy is a kind of short-term therapy, which is an integrated mode of theories and methods of cross-culture and multiple therapeutic schools. In this case, due to the influence of the native family environment and the experience of being bullied in high school, the student is in interpersonal communication there is fear, confusion and even depression. In the whole consultation process, the counselor flexibly draws on the five-stage leading therapy and other auxiliary therapy in the positive psychotherapy method, so that the students’ individual psychological state can be effectively adjusted.

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Sept 3, 2024

The mechanism of brand crisis influence on consumer purchase intentions in the context of green development

The promotion of new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China not only provides a pathway for the country to achieve its “dual carbon” strategic goals but also facilitates the transformation and upgrading of the automotive industry, contributing to social development and economic growth. This study examines the influence mechanism of brand crises on consumer purchase intentions within the NEV sector, an area critical to sustainable infrastructure and green development. Using a framework of “brand crisis—consumer negative emotions/perceived risk—consumer purchase intention,” and data from consumer surveys conducted in Beijing, Shanghai, Zhengzhou, and two other locations, the study employs regression models to analyze the relationship between brand crises and purchase intentions. Mediation effect models are used to explore how brand crises impact consumer purchase intentions through negative emotions and perceived risks. The results indicate that brand crises significantly reduce consumers’ willingness to purchase products from affected brands, posing a threat to the market stability and growth of the NEV sector. Moreover, negative emotions and perceived risks mediate the relationship between brand crises and purchase intentions, highlighting the importance of addressing both emotional and cognitive responses in crisis management strategies. To mitigate the adverse effects of brand crises, companies should adopt measures to improve consumer sentiment and reduce perceived risks, such as proactive communication, transparency, and effective recall procedures. Additionally, factors such as NEV performance, price, and charging infrastructure coverage also play a crucial role in consumer purchase decisions. Therefore, companies must consider these factors when formulating crisis response strategies to swiftly regain consumer trust and promote sustainable market and green development. This study contributes to the broader discourse on infrastructure development and public policy by providing insights into how brand crises in the NEV industry can be managed to support sustainable economic growth and development. By understanding the mechanisms through which brand crises affect consumer behavior, this research offers valuable recommendations for policymakers, industry professionals, and academic researchers focused on the interplay between infrastructure, development, and policy.

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Aug 6, 2024

Key factors influencing university hospital development in China: A qualitative study based on public value theory

Over the last two decades, governance for global health has garnered more attention from policymakers, decision-makers, and scholars from several disciplines. The health sector has also become more dynamic and complicated as a result of several factors that have influenced organizational development. The issue of sustainability is clearly raised with specific emphasis and urgency in the context of the global healthcare system. Some countries have been altering their healthcare systems to improve healthcare performance. University hospitals as the main providers of high-quality healthcare services in China, have an irreplaceable role in promoting the construction of healthy China. This study strategic triangle as an analytical framework to identify the key factors that influence university hospital in China and better comprehend how public value is conceptualized and implemented in practice. The study was conducted by qualitative method, five university hospitals designated as “Grade A tertiary hospitals” and semi-structed interviews were carried out with 33 participants, including experts, university hospital leadership level, and basic level. The study revealed that there are eight (8) major factors influencing the development of university hospitals in China. University hospital administrators must be prepared to assess and respond to factors that enhance or hinder implementation continuously and methodically. These insights can be used to improve early preparedness, but additional study in this area is required to better understand the driving factors, action models, and techniques for achieving sustainable development in university hospitals.

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Jan 9, 2024

Reflections on Higher Chemistry Education——Study based on the aspartame carcinogenicity controversy

In this paper, we begin with a review of animal and human experiments on the carcinogenicity of aspartame, and then draw out the “seemingly contradictory” conclusions of two internationally renowned organizations, in order to arrive at a unanimous conclusion on the carcinogenicity of aspartame. Secondly, with the analysis of the in vivo reaction of aspartame, we analyze the criteria of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) for classifying the carcinogenicity grade of substances in order to dispel people’s meaningless fears. Thirdly, based on the discussion of the carcinogenicity of aspartame, we reflect on the current problems in higher chemistry education. Final_x005fly, we will give rational advice on how to deal with aspartame in light of the lack of empirical studies.

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Dec 15, 2023

Factors that influence bank loans for agriculture in Romania

Agriculture is a determining factor regarding the development of the Romanian economy, noting its importance for population consumption and as a supplier of raw materials for the relaunch of other industries. Agricultural financing consists of credits granted to natural or legal persons for developing agricultural activities, expanding agricultural holdings, and commercializing agricultural production. The objective of this research is the statistical analysis of the determining factors in granting loans to Romanian farms. The study is based on the content analysis of the accounting reports of the 45 Romanian farms included in the research sample, based on which the profile of the farmer from the selected counties (Alba, Cluj, Mures, Sibiu, Dambovita and Prahova) is outlined. The obtained results highlight the fact that factors such as the requested amount (SUSO) are directly influenced by the worked area (TELU), by the turnover (CIAF), R = 0.6228, but also by the total value of the assets (TOTAL) R = 0.454. At the opposite pole, there is a weak correlation between SUSO and current liquidity (LICU), R = 0.2754, and the value of recorded expenses (CHEL), R = 0.3102. Implementing a credit policy that facilitates access to financing sources would support farms in modernization and development, increasing their competitiveness and general viability.

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Jan 19, 2024

Determinants of foreign direct investment in the agricultural sector: Empirical evidence based on economic regional data in Vietnam

Agriculture is an industry that plays an essential role in economic development towards eliminating poverty issues, but foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to this sector remain modest in Vietnam. This study analyzed the determinants of foreign direct investment in the agricultural sector into the Southern Key Economic Zone (KEZ) of Vietnam, which is considered the foreign direct investment magnet of Vietnam, but its FDI inflows into the agricultural sector have been consistently low, and has shown a downward trend in recent years. The study was based on a sample of 129 foreign investors of a total of 164 multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the agricultural sector, including representatives of the Board of Directors and representatives at the department level. The Partial Least Squares Structural Equation modeling (PLS-SEM) approach was used to test the hypotheses. Findings indicated that FDI attraction policies have the strongest impact on FDI inflows. This was followed by infrastructure, regional agriculture policies, public service quality, natural conditions, and human resources. This study suggests policy recommendations to improve foreign direct investment inflows into the agricultural sector of the Southern Key Economic Zone (KEZ) of Vietnam.

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