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Dr Anna Machnik-Czerwik (University of Opole), Prof. Dariusz Krok (University of Opole)08/03/2024, 09:00The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
The aim of the study was to investigate whether there is a relationship between existential meaning and subjective well-being of pregnant women, considering the mediatory role of social support towards existential meaning and subjective well-being.
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266 pregnant women completed measures of existential meaning (MEMS), social support (BSSS), and subjective well-being (SWLS, PANAS-X). Results... -
Mrs MĂDĂLINA EUGENIA CIUCU (RĂSNICEANU) (UNIVERSITY OF CRAIOVA, ROMANIA)08/03/2024, 09:15The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
This article, (part of the thesis titled “Eros și Thanatos - paradigme ale devenirii feminității în romanul românesc interbelic”), highlights the important role of verbal communication, illustrated by the dialogue of the literary and/or screen character. On the one hand the dialogue is the way of transmitting thoughts and feelings, on the other hand it represents a mean of directly influencing...
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ANKIT JHA (Translational health sciecne and technology institute, India)08/03/2024, 09:30The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
This paper explores health-seeking behavior and healthcare access within Majhgaon's Indigenous Community, situated in the Gumla district of Jharkhand, India. Despite global progress in public health, resource-constrained environments pose persistent challenges, especially concerning human behavior toward healthcare. This study investigates the factors influencing HSB, with a particular focus...
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Alberto E López-Carrión (Universitat de València)08/03/2024, 09:45The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
This study delves into the media coverage of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 2030 Agenda across the five most populous European countries: Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Despite a recognized global imperative to address these goals, there's a noted lack of awareness in the populace. Using Factiva's digital newspaper archive, the research identifies...
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Lola Martínez Aragón (Universitat de Valencia)08/03/2024, 10:00The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
Despite decades of cooperation efforts, many countries have not yet achieved the expected levels and impact on development. A poor articulation between the local institutional framework and development aid can be a determining factor in the inefficiency of aid. The aime of this research is to investigate the challenges surrounding the articulation between local institutional frameworks and...
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Rodolfo Marcone- Lo Presti (University of valencia)08/03/2024, 10:15The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
The concept of the "Andean Baroque" is undergoing a reevaluation in current discussions of Latin American critical political thought.It represents an ancient form of subtle resistance stemming from the artistic elite and cultural heritage of the Inca empire.The Jesuits played a significant role in fostering this process of artistic interculturality, which transformed the landscape of Alto Perú...
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Ms Alina Georgeta Mag (University "Lucian Blaga" of Sibiu, Romania)08/03/2024, 10:30The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
Joy is at the bottom of motivation to learn, according to recent studies, and we need to find more data through research, to reveal students’ point of view concerning their learning engagement and strategies. This gap in practice is an intense concern at the Teacher Education Department of “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, as we train students that become future teachers in a global and...
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Ms Adriana Moiseiu (Ovidius University of Constanta)08/03/2024, 11:00The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
Background. The significance of the analysed issue lies in the fact that, since 1988, the World Health Organization has identified senescence as one of the top five priority health issues for the population, alongside cardiovascular diseases, cancer, AIDS, and alcohol-related problems. Social relationships and social activities have been identified to be key elements contributing to an...
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Ms Andreea Manolache (Universitatea Ovidius din Constanța Facultatea de Psihologie și Științele Educației)08/03/2024, 11:15The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
Bullying is a type of violence that threats wellness of children and adolescents. Bullying episodes are especially common during transitional periods in the lives of children and adolescents when they figure out where they fit among new peer groups. Bullying can be a persistent menacing and aggressive physical behaviour or just a verbal abuse directed to other people. The effects of bullying...
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Paula Popov (University "Lucian Blaga" of Sibiu)08/03/2024, 11:30The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
The Hippie culture slipped through the Iron Curtain and got to the communist block, so it had to be adapted to the soviet reality. To manage this, the regime used visual media channels like cartoons and magazines, that were often distributed or intended for the young generation. By analyzing the caroons: "The Bremen Town Musicians" which depicted characters resembling hippies, promoting...
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Elena-Teodora Nurciu (Universitatea Ovidius din Constanța, Facultatea de Psihologie și Științele Educației, Specializarea Psihologie)08/03/2024, 11:45The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
Since childhood, children can suffer a behavioral and emotional imbalance. They go through a stage of development, called „age crises”. During adolescence, antisocial or prosocial behavior is formed. Antisocial behavior refers to behaviors that violate legal or social rules, aggression, substance use, alcohol and more.
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The aim of the current study was to examine and evaluate... -
Núria Cervelló Ramos (Doctoranda)08/03/2024, 12:00The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
This presentation has the aim to spread how new waves of interdisciplinary work can be a source of culture and a way to connect, in this case, the art with quotidian life. In this occasion, we will explore the work of Jacque's Demy films to see how music can be the main way of sending messages and at the same time to create a space where arts like painting or architecture can tell a story in...
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Ms Constantina-Alina Ilie (Miloș)08/03/2024, 12:15The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
When tourism is viewed as an economic activity more than capable of having an accentuated negative impact on the environment, the issue of sustainability is brought to the fore. From a psychological point of view, sustainability is the way to influence and change individuals' destructive behavioural patterns, which is based on a complex network consisting of individual values, attitudes,...
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Rodica Gabriela Enache (Ovidius University of Constanța Romania), Ms Laura Stanciu (Ovidius University Constanta Romania)08/03/2024, 12:30The Social Sciences and Humanities – Creative research ideas and their potential societal impactOral presentation
Background. The structuring of the adolescent's personality leads to a series of complex internal experiences involving states of distrust, anxiety and almost permanent anxiety.
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Aim. The aim of the current study focuses on the evaluation and analysis of anxiety as a primary state among adolescents aged 13 to 16 years (n=48), its effects when it is the basis of cognitive distortions, and the...
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