This study aimed to identify the psychological profile of athletes PON Papua. In addition, each psychological aspect of Athlete PON Papua will be analyzed the condition of each psychological aspect along with the spread of athletes and their presentation. The method used in this study is a survey method with expost facto research design. The population in this study are athletes Papua who will be prepared road to PON XX 2020. The sampling technique used purposive sampling with the criteria for athletes PON Papua who had conducted training camps Papua Province in 2019. Based on that, the research samples obtained from athletes in sports are; Handball, Softball, Athletics, Cricket, Futsal, Basketball, Pencaksilat totaling 101 athletes. Data collection uses the Psychological Skills Inventory for Sports (PSIS) questionnaire. The results showed that the psychological profile of athletes PON Papua road to PON XX 2020 was generally in good condition.

The purposes of this study are to analyze source of SME competitiveness in selected industry clusters in Indonesia and to develop a theoretical model of SME competitiveness. This study employs quantitative design with multivariate model. We develop three models of estimation by using multiple regression analysis. Our models are based on Porter Model of Competitiveness (1990) which contains factor condition, demand condition, related and supporting industries and business strategy. Findings in this study idenntify sources of the competitiveness of SME in the level of innovation, entrepreneurship, human capital, financial resources, potential market and business strategy. Limitation of this study lies in the SME model of competitiveness based on cross sectional data which is not feasible for analysis of the dynamic aspect of competitiveness sources. Our findings show that SMEs need government assistance to develop marketing networks and access to financial institutions.

This study aims to determine the effect of corporate governance on corporate financial performance which is moderated by company size. The population used is companies listed on the Indonesian stock exchange. The sample in this study amounted to 53 companies. The sampling technique uses MRA (moderated regression analysis). The results of this study indicate that (1) board of commissioner variables, audit committee variables, board of directors variables, company size variables affect company performance, (2) board of commissioners with company size as a moderating variable has no influence on company performance, (3) audit committee with company size as a moderating variable influences company performance, (4) variable of directors with company size as a moderating variable has no influence on company performance. For companies, the company should apply good corporate governance, so that company performance can be improved, and consider the size of the company assessed to see how much the company develops form of performance, the audit committee is assessed to see how much the company can be controlled and monitored its financial reporting so that no fraud and directors are assessed to see how much the company can run effectively. The board of commissioners is to function more optimally, not only as a fulfillment of regulations, because good corporate governance can be realized if the control function can run well. for future research it might be with the same theme, but by adding other variables that can strengthen the impact on company value.

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Malaria remains one of the most devastating diseases, causing as many as 2.7 million deaths annually with an estimated 400 to 900 million new cases each year 1. Malaria endemic areas include Africa, South east asia, India and South America. However, the disease is spreading to new areas, such as Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Local transmission of malaria in the United States, unheard of in the era between World War II and 1980, now accounts for an increasing number of cases 2. Clinical cases in the US now average 1,300 per year 3. Worldwide, the majority of deaths occur in children; other high risk groups include pregnant women, refugees, migrant workers and non immune travelers-over 20 million Western tourists at risk annually (fact sheets from Malaria Foundation International). Although four species of the genus Plasmodium cause human malaria, Plasmodium falciparum is the deadliest and will be the subject of this review. During the past two decades an increasing number of quantitative structure-activity/property relationship (QSAR/ QSPR) models have been studied using theoretical molecular descriptors for predicting biomedical, activity, toxicological and technological properties of chemicals. QSAR/QSPR are mathematical models that seek to predict complicated physico

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This study aims to determine the effect sports activity in increasing emotional intelligence. The research method used is an experimental method. the results of data calculations, the significance value indicates the number 0.001 <0.05. by addressing that there is a significant increase in the emotional intelligence of children who are treated using sports activity. Sports activity developed at school influences children's emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence possessed by a student is an important determinant of student success that must be possessed. Emotional intelligence is very important in the success of life, in this case the success that is emphasized is in life at school. Sports activity developed in this study had an impact on increasing children's emotional intelligence.