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Sjsu Erfa News, Spring 2025, San Jose State University, Emeritus And Retired Faculty Association
Sjsu Erfa News, Spring 2025, San Jose State University, Emeritus And Retired Faculty Association
Emeritus and Retired Faculty Association (ERFA) Newsletter
Volume 38, No 3
Enhancing In-Car Interaction: Analyzing Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Drivers’ Usage, And Interaction With Voice-Controlled In-Car Infotainment System, Sanskriti Kumar
Enhancing In-Car Interaction: Analyzing Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Drivers’ Usage, And Interaction With Voice-Controlled In-Car Infotainment System, Sanskriti Kumar
Theses
Voice Control Interface is a technology that allows users to use spoken language to interact with a system. The system is capable of speech recognition where the user can input a command, the system understands and executes the commands, and gives an output through text and/or speech. Voice Control Interfaces (VCIs) have become an ubiquitous technology, from public information kiosks to personal computer devices and intelligent virtual assistant devices. The technology is constantly evolving and improving with the intentions to make life easier, however, research has revealed unique challenges VCIs pose for Deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) users due to reliance …
Judaism In Modernity: Franz Rosenzweig’S ‘On Jewish Learning’ And Its Philosophical Impacts, Simon E. Rosenbaum
Judaism In Modernity: Franz Rosenzweig’S ‘On Jewish Learning’ And Its Philosophical Impacts, Simon E. Rosenbaum
Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History
This paper examines the works from Franz Rosenzweig and other Jewish philosophers to demonstrate how modernity led to religious and philosophical shifts in global Jewry in the early 20 th century.
Springboard To Article V (Or Electoral Democracy And The End Of Constitutional Amendment In The Nation And States), Wilfred U. Codrington Iii
Springboard To Article V (Or Electoral Democracy And The End Of Constitutional Amendment In The Nation And States), Wilfred U. Codrington Iii
Articles
Drafted in exceedingly sparing terms and notoriously difficult to amend, the U S. Constitution is falling short in one of the most important functions of a government charter: establishing and maintaining a fair and just electoral framework-marked by rules that promote the values of equality, participation, competition, and transparency in elections. That is, the Constitution increasingly fails to preserve electoral democracy even as the nation's systems for voting and elections are plagued by a cascade of problems. State constitutions, though not uniform, are uniformly easier to amend than the national charter and tend to be better stewards of electoral democracy. …
Knowledge Of Morphological Structure And Its Connection To Reading And Writing, Chenell Loudermill
Knowledge Of Morphological Structure And Its Connection To Reading And Writing, Chenell Loudermill
Science of Reading
Within the body of literature that provides sound evidence of reading and writing development and disorders, knowledge of morphological structure has been found to play a crucial role. Specifically, awareness of morphological structure (e.g., morphological awareness) serves as an avenue for improving vocabulary, word reading, spelling and reading comprehension. This research brief provides an overview of morphology and morphological awareness, why it is important for reading and writing, how morphological awareness contributes to the aforementioned skills, and considerations for non-native English speakers.
Interval-Valued Neutrosophic Framework For Improving The Decision-Making On The Quality Evaluation Of English Classics Translation, Ying Du
Neutrosophic Sets and Systems
English translations of literary classics are a subject of interest for many scholars and evaluators. However, the evaluation of the translations is a complex and multifaceted task, which necessitates a balance between linguistic accuracy, cultural fidelity, and readability. This makes traditional methods often fall short of catching the uncertainties, ambiguities, and subjective judgments. In an attempt to bridge these gaps between computational linguistics and translation studies, we introduce a mathematically grounded IVNS approach to evaluate the translation of English classics by flexible modeling of the ambiguities inherent in translation decisions. Then, we introduced an extended version of the MULTIMOORA method, …
Expanded Triangular Fuzzy Neutrosophic Numbers For Safety Risk Evaluation Of Urban Rail Transit Engineering: An Innovative Method For Better Risk Assessment, Xiuli Liu
Neutrosophic Sets and Systems
Safety assessment of urban rail transit (URT) operations plays a crucial role not only in shaping passenger travel choices but also in urban development planning. The findings of such assessments are valuable for both passengers and transport operators. In this study, we propose an integrated multi-stage evaluation framework to assess URT operations from a safety perspective. This framework considers decision-makers' (DMs') risk preferences and the uncertainty of available information. We employ two key methods: the CRITIC method to determine the weights of evaluation criteria and the MOORA method to rank the alternatives. Both methods operate within the framework of triangular …
Classification Of Organizational Behavior At The National Agrarian University Of La Selva Based On Plithogenic Sets, Ketty Marilú Moscoso-Paucarchuco, Lucila Maribel Justiniano-Advincula, Monica Gisela Justiniano-Advincula, Manuel Michael Beraún-Espíritu, Inocente Feliciano Salazar-Rojas, Carlos Walter Mayta-Molina, Juan Dionicio Paz-Soldán Chávez
Classification Of Organizational Behavior At The National Agrarian University Of La Selva Based On Plithogenic Sets, Ketty Marilú Moscoso-Paucarchuco, Lucila Maribel Justiniano-Advincula, Monica Gisela Justiniano-Advincula, Manuel Michael Beraún-Espíritu, Inocente Feliciano Salazar-Rojas, Carlos Walter Mayta-Molina, Juan Dionicio Paz-Soldán Chávez
Neutrosophic Sets and Systems
In human organizations, there are group ways of conducting themselves, the interaction between members, and internal dynamics, among others that make the organization maintain a specific behavior as if it were an individual. This is the so-called Organizational Behavior, which is important to identify within a particular organization to improve the performance and efficiency of the entity. There are four types of organizational behavior models, namely, autocratic, custodial, supportive, and collegial. This paper aims to classify the organization that belongs to the office of the Academic Vice-Rector of the National Agrarian University of La Selva in Peru. To do this …
Hybrid Superhypersoft Model For Evaluation Of Comprehensive Transportation Efficiency: Analysis And Results, Zigeng Wen, Jie Liu, Jianchang Huang
Hybrid Superhypersoft Model For Evaluation Of Comprehensive Transportation Efficiency: Analysis And Results, Zigeng Wen, Jie Liu, Jianchang Huang
Neutrosophic Sets and Systems
In this research, we investigate the features of comprehensive transportation efficiency assessment. Optimizing the energy-saving and efficient comprehensive transportation structure is essential to further lowering logistics costs. We evaluate the transportation efficiency using the decision making model based on a set of criteria and alternatives. We used two methods. named BWM and MABAC methods. The BWM is used to compute the criteria weights and the MABAC method is used to rank the alternatives. These methods are used under the neutrosophic set to solve the uncertainty information. These methods are used with SuperHyperSoft to treat various criteria and sub criteria by …
An Artificial Intelligence-Based System For Detecting Meta Fake Profiles Via Gradient Boosting And Multilayer Perception, Ruaa A. Al-Falluji, Marwan Ali Albahar, Ahmad Mousa Altamimi
An Artificial Intelligence-Based System For Detecting Meta Fake Profiles Via Gradient Boosting And Multilayer Perception, Ruaa A. Al-Falluji, Marwan Ali Albahar, Ahmad Mousa Altamimi
Mesopotamian Journal of CyberSecurity
The rise of metaverse platforms has renewed interest in detecting fake profiles, which pose a significant threat to digital ownership and asset transactions within these virtual environments. If digital ownership is not guaranteed, platforms risk missing the point of the metaverse. Current supervised learning techniques for fake profile detection often struggle to maintain acceptable accuracy and interpretability in practice. To address this problem, this study investigates the application of two machine learning models, multilayer perceptron and gradient boosted trees, for detecting fake profiles, with model evaluation performed via two Explainable AI (XAI) techniques, Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) and SHapley …
Anti-Cyber Childhood Exploitation: An Online Game Chat Monitoring System, Saja J. Mohammed, Awos K. Ali, Ibrahim M. Ahmed
Anti-Cyber Childhood Exploitation: An Online Game Chat Monitoring System, Saja J. Mohammed, Awos K. Ali, Ibrahim M. Ahmed
Mesopotamian Journal of CyberSecurity
Despite its revolutionary benefits, the Internet has been utilized to abuse children through chat in online gaming. Exhibiting harmful content can negatively impact children's psychology and behaviour, particularly during their developmental years. This paper examines the psychological effects of online predation and the growing risks posed by Internet predators (with focus on children under 15 years old). This paper proposed an Anti-Cyber Childhood Exploitation (A2CE) system, a comprehensive framework designed to detect and prevent three major forms of online abuse: psychological manipulation, cyberbullying, and online grooming. Leveraging advanced Natural language processing (NLP) techniques, A2CE analyses online conversations in real time. …
Understanding The Relationship Between Executive Function And Language During The Preschool Period, Haya Q. Kidwai
Understanding The Relationship Between Executive Function And Language During The Preschool Period, Haya Q. Kidwai
Senior Theses
Executive functions (EFs) are abilities that help us to control our actions, pay attention, and go against automatic responses. EF skills include working memory, inhibition, and cognitive flexibility, all of which develop rapidly during early childhood alongside other developmental abilities like language. In fact, previous research has found a relationship between EFs and language abilities. Therefore, the current study investigated the correlation between EFs and language in the preschool period, a pivotal moment in their development. Specifically, the current study examined the relationship between working memory and inhibition and expressive vocabulary and morphosyntax measures in 7 children 4-6 years old. …
Vital Language Practices And Attitudes Among The Lumbee, Deven A. Hull
Vital Language Practices And Attitudes Among The Lumbee, Deven A. Hull
Senior Theses
The longstanding interest among linguists and linguistic anthropologists in Indigenous languages has increasingly adopted a Critical Indigenous framework, which has been promoted by Indigenous scholars and community leaders as a means of decolonizing “salvage” collection of Indigenous language materials. An important aspect of Critical Indigenous theory is the framework of vitality—that is, an emphasis in literature and community practice on the everyday living and lived elements of culture. One means of promoting Indigenous language within this Critical framework of vitality that is community-centered is centering vital language practices in community-based archives, which seek not to document the language as it …
Challenges In Higher Education For Latino U.S - Born Children Of Undocumented Immigrants, Lupita Gomez Benitez
Challenges In Higher Education For Latino U.S - Born Children Of Undocumented Immigrants, Lupita Gomez Benitez
Senior Theses
Latino native-born children of undocumented immigrants in the United States occupy a unique position within American society. They are citizens by birth and therefore, entitled to all the rights of a regular citizen. However, society does not treat them as such due to their parents' legal status. This paper analyzes the barriers that these students face during the higher education process, specifically in South Carolina. The study uses a review of existing literature and qualitative interviews to uncover some of these challenges and why these students do not ask for help. The findings suggest that these students do have certain …
Between Borders And Belief: Perspectives Of Aid Workers On Religion In A Migrant Shelter In Mexico, Kendall O. Roy
Between Borders And Belief: Perspectives Of Aid Workers On Religion In A Migrant Shelter In Mexico, Kendall O. Roy
Senior Theses
This thesis seeks to understand the significance of religion in the Central American migration context through the eyes of humanitarian aid workers. It is based on interviews that I conducted in May of 2024 with staff members at a migrant shelter in Mexico, analysis of prior scholarship, and building upon an understanding of relevant religious history in Latin America. I will delve into trends that the aid workers observed in areas such as religious practices and beliefs of migrants, shelter functions that addressed and nurtured spiritual well-being, and the influence of the Church as an institution on humanitarian aid work. …
Articulation As A Predictor Of Cognitive Decline, Sarah G. Hammons
Articulation As A Predictor Of Cognitive Decline, Sarah G. Hammons
Senior Theses
Background: Speech production is facilitated by motor neural networks that are proximal to neural substrates of general cognitive functions in the frontal lobe. However, the precise relationship between these brain networks supporting articulatory control and more general cognitive functioning has not been determined. A relation may be expected due to the anatomical proximity of specific networks, or due to more global aspects of brain health in individuals, affecting cognitive and motor functions across the board. Lower motor function is expected to affect the stability of speech production, but the extent to which this is also associated with lower cognitive functioning …
Communication During Perimmigration: A Life-Line Interview Method Study, Giada Roberta Rossi
Communication During Perimmigration: A Life-Line Interview Method Study, Giada Roberta Rossi
Communication & Theatre Arts Theses
This thesis examines the communication challenges faced by migrants and their impact on acculturation using a new approach. The study analyzed autobiographical memories of immigrants’ communication to explore both positive and negative experiences over time. The study extends previous intercultural communication research by using the Life-Line Interview Method (LIM) (Assink & Schroots, 2010) to collect autobiographical narratives from twelve participants about their communication journeys. The findings reveal consistencies with past intercultural communication research insofar as uncertainty and identity problems were pervasive, but also positively extends past research arguing that supportive environments, characterized by culturally responsive educators and peer networks, play …
An Elementary Review Of Multi-Tiered System Of Support, Zachary R. Ernst
An Elementary Review Of Multi-Tiered System Of Support, Zachary R. Ernst
Dissertations
This research aimed to review how a large unit school district can differentiate the Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) framework specifically for the elementary level to increase the growth and achievement of all elementary students within the district. A deep dive into publicly available student achievement data for Parkside School District was completed as part of the research and data collection. Additionally, school and district staff were given an in-depth survey about different aspects of the MTSS framework in Parkside School District. All of this data was analyzed and interpreted. The results showed that there is a need for the …
Silenttalk Final Report, Yihui Wu , '25
Silenttalk Final Report, Yihui Wu , '25
Senior Theses, Projects, and Awards
SilentTalk is a noninvasive communication system that uses ultrasound technology to detect and interpret silent speech by analyzing lip and facial movements. This E90 project presents the design, construction, and experimental evaluation of a speaker–microphone device capable of emitting and capturing ultrasonic waves in the 20–55 kHz range. Data wereadS collected under five distinct conditions, including various static mouth gestures, and analyzed using Root Mean Square (RMS) smoothing and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) techniques. The results show that the distinct features in the time and frequency domains correspond to different mouth shapes, supporting the feasibility of silent gesture classification. A …
In Sickness And In Health: Care And Complacency In Aid Efforts For Migrant Youth In Eastern France, Nzana K. Thillot , '25
In Sickness And In Health: Care And Complacency In Aid Efforts For Migrant Youth In Eastern France, Nzana K. Thillot , '25
Senior Theses, Projects, and Awards
This thesis examines the perspectives of educators working with unaccompanied migrant minors (MNAs) in eastern France, focusing on how they perceive and navigate the care system and creates their own communities of care within the gaps of the bureaucratic French system. Through qualitative analysis, it explores how educators interpret the structural challenges MNAs face, including access to healthcare, social integration, and legal protections. By centering educators’ voices, this study highlights their role as intermediaries between MNAs and the French system that determines their access to essential services. It interrogates how these professionals negotiate institutional constraints, advocate for the well-being and …
Out Of Many: The Study Of African American Diasporas On Social Media, Brianna M. Savage, Sindy Chapa
Out Of Many: The Study Of African American Diasporas On Social Media, Brianna M. Savage, Sindy Chapa
AMTP Proceedings 2025
This study uses a one-ad experimental design to test the effect of African American Vernacular English (AAVE) on Black Twitter, employing an online survey with a convenience sample. It examines cultural differences within Black African co-cultures, emphasizing how language variation influences consumer behavior in social media advertising. The findings indicate that Black consumers with positive attitudes toward advertisements featuring AAVE are more likely to engage with the content on Twitter and subsequently purchase the promoted brand. This supports attitude theory (Fishbein & Ajzen, 1975) and social distinctiveness theory (Grier, 2001), demonstrating a significant correlation between ethnic resolution and purchasing behavior.
Crafting Connections: Language Use And Cultural Resonance In Marketing Campaigns For The Hispanic Market, Santiago Reyes, Alessandra Noli Peschiera, Kristina Simon, Melany Sarcevic
Crafting Connections: Language Use And Cultural Resonance In Marketing Campaigns For The Hispanic Market, Santiago Reyes, Alessandra Noli Peschiera, Kristina Simon, Melany Sarcevic
AMTP Proceedings 2025
Considering the rapid growth and relevance of the Hispanic market in the U.S., this study explores strategies employed by brands in their communication efforts to connect with this consumer base. Through a qualitative content analysis, the study analyzes emerging themes and patterns in terms of language use and cultural values employed in marketing and advertising campaigns directed to the U.S. Hispanic market. Results reveal a prevalent use of Spanish, with a rise in the use of English reflective of changing demographic trends of Hispanics in the U.S. Cultural values resonant with Hispanic identity are also employed in campaigns. Important implications …
ジェンダーを訳す：東村アキコの「海月姫」の英語版と役割語, Avery Austin
ジェンダーを訳す：東村アキコの「海月姫」の英語版と役割語, Avery Austin
World Languages and Cultures Student Papers and Posters
Role language, a term coined for the different kinds of speech employed by fictional characters according to their archetypes, is notoriously difficult to translate from Japanese into English. There is no direct way to express in English the sentence-ending particles, variations in verb conjugation, and differing first-person pronouns associated with role language, but translators can often work around these issues through effective word choice. In manga, translators are further helped by the aid of the medium’s visuals, which can contribute to the reader’s understanding of a character’s archetype. However, what happens when a character’s role language does not match up …
Transporting Hbcu Students To Morocco Through Films: Action Research And Reflection On A Piloted Course, Roger W. Anderson
Transporting Hbcu Students To Morocco Through Films: Action Research And Reflection On A Piloted Course, Roger W. Anderson
Journal of Comparative & International Higher Education
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Missiological Triage: A Framework For Integrating Theology And Social Sciences In Missiological Methods By Sarah Lunsford, L. Lynn Thigpen
Book Review: Missiological Triage: A Framework For Integrating Theology And Social Sciences In Missiological Methods By Sarah Lunsford, L. Lynn Thigpen
Great Commission Research Journal
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Partnership In Ministry: A Study Of Networking And Collaboration In Paul’S Ministry And Their Implications By Paul H. Byun, Joyce Brenya Amoah
Book Review: Partnership In Ministry: A Study Of Networking And Collaboration In Paul’S Ministry And Their Implications By Paul H. Byun, Joyce Brenya Amoah
Great Commission Research Journal
No abstract provided.
Pearl: Towards Permutation-Resilient Llms, Liang Chen, Li Shen, Yang Deng, Xiaoyan Zhao, Bin Liang, Kam-Fai Wong
Pearl: Towards Permutation-Resilient Llms, Liang Chen, Li Shen, Yang Deng, Xiaoyan Zhao, Bin Liang, Kam-Fai Wong
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
The in-context learning (ICL) capability of large language models (LLMs) enables them to perform challenging tasks using provided demonstrations. However, ICL is highly sensitive to the ordering of demonstrations, leading to instability in predictions. This paper shows that this vulnerability can be exploited to design a natural attack - difficult for model providers to detect - that achieves nearly 80% success rate on LLaMA-3 by simply permuting the demonstrations. Existing mitigation methods primarily rely on post-processing and fail to enhance the model's inherent robustness to input permutations, raising concerns about safety and reliability of LLMs. To address this issue, we …
Alphaedit: Null-Space Constrained Knowledge Editing For Language Models, Junfeng Fang, Houcheng Jiang, Kun Wang, Yunshan Ma, Jie Shi, Xiang Wang, Xiangnan He, Tat‑Seng Chua
Alphaedit: Null-Space Constrained Knowledge Editing For Language Models, Junfeng Fang, Houcheng Jiang, Kun Wang, Yunshan Ma, Jie Shi, Xiang Wang, Xiangnan He, Tat‑Seng Chua
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
Large language models (LLMs) often exhibit hallucinations, producing incorrector outdated knowledge. Hence, model editing methods have emerged to enabletargeted knowledge updates. To achieve this, a prevailing paradigm is the locatingthen-editing approach, which first locates influential parameters and then edits themby introducing a perturbation. While effective, current studies have demonstrated that this perturbation inevitably disrupt the originally preserved knowledge within LLMs, especially in sequential editing scenarios. To address this, we introduce AlphaEdit, a novel solution that projects perturbation onto the null space of the preserved knowledge before applying it to the parameters. We theoretically prove that this projection ensures the output …
Language Deficit In Non-Dominant Hemisphere Stroke Patients, Huda Almashhadani, Akram Al-Mahdawi
Language Deficit In Non-Dominant Hemisphere Stroke Patients, Huda Almashhadani, Akram Al-Mahdawi
Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal
Background: Despite the long history of research favoring the left hemisphere is dominant for language processing in most right-handed subjects. There is accumulating evidence that the right hemisphere contributes to language.Aim: evaluate language deficits in right hemisphere stroke survivors so they will have the opportunity to be tested for deficits and offered compensatory strategies.Patient and methods: comparative cross-sectional design, right-handed patients from 3 hospitals and a physiotherapy Centre in Iraq, aged (38-75 years), each had either right or left hemispheric stroke, patients with bilateral hemispheric stroke and who are not sufficiently clinically stable to be approached were excluded, and control …
The Influence Of Leadership Behaviors On School-Based Speech-Language Pathologists' Perception Of Burnout, Emily A. Lambert
The Influence Of Leadership Behaviors On School-Based Speech-Language Pathologists' Perception Of Burnout, Emily A. Lambert
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Current research on burnout and attrition of school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) focused on the reason for attrition, which has remained relatively consistent across time. Despite identifying the factors contributing to attrition, minimal research has focused on how SLPs can prevent burnout or how to improve SLP retention rates in schools. Self-determination theory, fulfillment of competence, autonomy, and relatedness increase intrinsic motivation. The purpose of this phenomenological study was to identify how SLPs employed in Texas school districts described the factors contributing to their resilience in remaining employed in the schools. Fifteen SLPs participated in semistructured interviews about their perception of …