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Endang Khoirunnisa • Tuti Rohani • Ruri Yuni Astari
Maternal competency plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal child health outcomes, yet comprehensive instruments for assessing maternal competency within family-based child health care remain limited. This study aimed to develop and...
August 04, 2026
Pages 366-375
10.29210/08jces684700
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Rina Efiana • Netrawati Netrawati • Herman Nirwana • Nurfarhanah Nurfarhanah
Academic resilience, defined as students' ability to remain academically engaged and adapt effectively despite academic, social, and psychological challenges, has become an increasing priority for universities. Counseling services including...
August 01, 2026
Pages 348-365
10.29210/08jces690000
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Nofita Lindriani • Eval Edmizal
Working mothers often experience competing demands between occupational and family responsibilities, which may adversely affect their mental health. However, evidence regarding the work-life balance dimensions associated with these outcomes...
July 30, 2026
Pages 331-347
10.29210/08jces689600
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Nelatu Fadila • Netrawati Netrawati • Afdal Afdal • Puji Gusri Handayani
Emotional dysregulation is a common problem among students and is associated with academic, social, and psychological difficulties. However, the effectiveness of individual counseling compared with group counseling or digital CBT-based...
July 30, 2026
Pages 318-330
10.29210/08jces689700
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Icha Adellia Efendi • Octarina Hidayatus Sholikhah • Fida Rahmantika Hadi
This study examined how situating Problem-Based Learning (PBL) within an ethnomathematical context of local culture functions as a plausible mechanism for numeracy development among elementary school students, responding to calls in the...
July 30, 2026
Pages 308-317
10.29210/08jces688200
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Sarbaitinil Sarbaitinil • Rr. Dina Kusuma Wardhani • Nurita Putranti • Adam Latuconsina • Mesrawati Rifai
The development of digital technology has brought significant changes to the communication patterns, information access, and social interactions of the modern young generation. However, the high intensity of digital media use is also accompanied...
July 25, 2026
Pages 299-307
10.29210/08jces686700
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Tri Nathalia Palupi • Hayati Hayati • Tsania Ilya Puspa Ayu
The Bullying Baseline Survey and Safe & Inclusive Campus Climate Survey at Borobudur University were conducted to assess new students’ experiences of violence, knowledge of violence prevention mechanisms, attitudes toward violence,...
July 25, 2026
Pages 290-298
10.29210/08jces686600
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Febriyeni Febriyeni • Afdal Afdal • Dina Sukma • Nurfarhanah Nurfarhanah
Work-family conflict (WFC) remains one of the most widely recognized occupational stressors, contributing to reduced well-being, increased turnover intentions, and poorer physical and mental health among employees. Although previous studies have...
July 24, 2026
Pages 277-289
10.29210/08jces689300
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Satria Yudhistira • Nurhasan Syah • Bambang Heriyadi • Risfendra • Muhammad Akbar
Vocational teachers are expected to continuously develop pedagogical and industry-relevant competencies to address rapid technological and workforce changes. However, evidence regarding the effectiveness of work-based learning and industry...
July 23, 2026
Pages 266-276
10.29210/08jces689200
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Farih Nur Firdaus • Daniar Sofeny • Buyun Khulel • Khoirul Huda • Syifa Khuriyatuz Zahro • Irmayani Irmayani • Anita Dwi Hapsari
This convergent parallel mixed-methods study examined the effect of a six-week, peer-mediated Creative Partnership intervention on the critical thinking and reading comprehension of 32 senior high school EFL students (aged 15–17,...
July 23, 2026
Pages 254-265
10.29210/08jces689000