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Turning Red (2022) adalah sebuah film animasi yang tentang seluk-beluk keluarga Tionghoa- Kanada. Karakter utama film ini adalah Meilin Lee, seorang remaja perempuan berusia 13 tahun yang bisa berubah menjadi panda merah seperti setiap keturunan perempuan dari keluarga ibunya. Konflik muncul dalam keluarga generasi kedua dan ketiga perempuan Kanada-Asia, seperti Meilin Lee dan ibunya, Ming Lee. Penelitian ini bertujuan mencari makna panda merah sebagai simbol pergumulan emosional dan jati diri, yang berubah-ubah pada setiap generasi. Penelitian ini juga berusaha memahami lebih lanjut dampak dari hubungan ibu dan anak perempuan pada setiap individu serta pengaruhnya terhadap satu sama lain. Penulis kemudian melakukan analisis kerumitan pencarian jati diri yang dipengaruhi oleh faktor budaya dan personal berdasarkan pada hubungan dengan model stereotipe minoritas, psikologi imigran, dan konsep jati diri. Maka, penelitian ini akan menambah pemahaman akan isu-isu yang muncul pada karakter film dari perempuan Tionghoa-Kanada generasi kedua dan ketiga, memberikan gagasan bagi pengalaman dan dam tantangan dalam kerangka studi identitas dan diaspora oleh Stuart Hall. Ini menekankan signifikansi dari model mitos minoritas pada perjalanannya, khususnya dalam hubungan ibu dan anak perempuan, sekalgius memberikan gagasan tentang strategi negosiasi terhadap ekspektasi sosial. ......Turning Red (2022) is an animated movies that centralized the story upon the intricacy of a Chinese-Canadian family. It follows the story of a 13-year-old Meilin Lee who experiences her coming of age by turning into a red panda as it is a fate that befalls the women of every generation in her family from her mother’s lineage. Which then generates the conflict of the story mainly between the second and third generation of Asian Canadian women in the family as portrayed by Meilin Lee and her mother, Ming Lee. This research aims to examine the significance of the red panda as a symbol for emotional struggles and a sense of self, which differ across generations. It further seeks to understand the impacts of mother-daughter relationships on individuals and how they influence each other. This leads to the further analysis on the complexity of finding one’s true self that is caused by cultural and personal factors based on the connection with model minority stereotypes, psychology of the immigrants, and the concept of self. Thus, this study enriches our understanding of the issues experienced by this movie characters of second and third-generation Chinese-Canadian women, providing insights into their experiences and challenges within the framework of Stuart Hall's study of identity and diaspora. It emphasizes their significance of the model minority myth on their journeys, particularly within mother-daughter relationships, offering insight on their societal expectations negotiating strategies.

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Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui bagaimana pengaruh dari motivasi intrinsik sense of self-worth dan socializing dan motivasi Ekstrinsik economic reward dan reciprocity bisa mempengaruhi seseorang untuk mau membagikan intention to share mobile coupon melalui media sosial dan untuk mengetahui bagaimana peran dari kecenderungan kupon coupon proneness dalam memperkuat seseorang untuk mau membagikan mobile coupon melalui media sosial. Data diperoleh dari penyebaran kuesioner kepada 126 responden dari perempuan dan laki-laki, semua umur dapat mengisi kuesioner tersebut dengan syarat pernah membagikan mobile coupon ke media sosial. Analisis data dilakukan dengan software SPSS 20, menggunakan metode regresi. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa terdapat pengaruh secara langsung pada sense of self-worth, socializing, economic reward dan reciprocity terhadap intention to share. Peran moderasi coupon proneness dapat memperkuat pengaruh dari sense of self-worth, socializing, economic reward dan reciprocity terhadap intention to share.

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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effect of two intrinsic i.e. sense of self worth and socializing and two extrinsic motivations i.e. economic reward and reciprocity on mobile coupon sharing by users through social media. Moreover, this study examines how coupon proneness moderates the relationship between motivations and mobile coupon sharing through social media. A research model that integrates four motivations sense of self worth, socializing, economic reward and reciprocity coupon proneness, and mobile coupon sharing is developed. Quantitative data from 126 respondents are collected via online survey. SPSS 20 is used to employe the data with multiple regresion technique. Found that Sense of self worth, socializing, economic reward and reciprocity have positive effects on mobile coupon sharing in social media. Furthermore, coupon proneness positively moderates the relationship of sense of self worth, socializing, economic reward and reciprocity with mobile coupon sharing.

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We dont perceive the world and then react to it. We learn to know it from our interactions with it. All inputs that reach the cerebral cortex about events in the brain, the body, or the world bring two messages: one is about these events, the other, travelling along a branch of that input, is an instruction already on its way to execution. This second message, not a part of standard textbook teaching, allows us to anticipate our actions, distinguishing them from the actions of others, and thus providing a clear sense of self. The mammalian brain has a hierarchy of cortical areas, where higher areas monitor actions of lower areas, and each area can modify actions to be executed by the phylogenetically older brain parts. Brains of our premammalian ancestors lacked this hierarchy, but their descendants are still strikingly capable of movement control: frogs can catch flies. The cortical hierarchy itself appears to establish and increase, from lower to higher levels, our conscious access to events. This book explores the neural connections that provide us with a sense of self and generate our conscious experiences. It reveals how much yet needs to be learnt about the relevant neural pathways.