This paper reviews the evolution and progress of the Chinese gender and age legal system since 1949, and further conducts labor market analyses on the basis of gender and age. This paper attempts to answer three questions, first, to offer reflections on the characteristics and social effects of gender and age inequalities on employment, promotion and retirement in public service sectors of China; second, to examine the social gender and age inequalities by data description; third, to suggest realistic solutions and feasible paths for achieving gender and age equalities in employment, promotion, and retirement in public service sectors of China.
BACKGROUND: China’s atmospheric PM2.5 pollution is serious, and PM2.5 exerts a negative impact on the human respiratory system, cardiovascular, and mental health, and even more serious health risk for the elderly with weak immunity. OBJECTIVE: This work aims to analyse the impacts of PM2.5 microenvironment exposure on the health of the elderly and provide corresponding countermeasures. METHODS: The survey subjects are 118 retired elderly people in the community. PM2.5 exposure concentrations are monitored in summer (June 10 ∼ July 10, 2019) and winter (November 25 ∼ December 25, 2019). RESULTS: The exposure concentration in winter is higher than that in summer, with statistical difference (P < 0.05). Under the impact of PM2.5 microenvironment exposure, smoking in the elderly can increase the concentration of PM2.5, and long-term exposure to PM2.5 in the elderly can cause mental health problems. CONCLUSION: Long-term exposure of the elderly to the PM2.5 microenvironment leads to physical diseases and even psychological problems, which requires attention.
E-commerce recommendation plays an irreplaceable role in alleviating product information overload and improving consumers’ personalized experience and sales conversion rate. According to the idea of recommendation, e-commerce recommendation can be divided into two types: recommendation based on correlation and recommendation based on causality. The former, such as collaborative filtering and other recommendation methods, is highly dependent on data; the latter, such as product recommendation based on consumer psychology, has great superiority in new product recommendation due to the introduction of such domain knowledge as consumer psychology in the recommendation. In this paper, we select three representative consumer psychologies of “consumer motivation,” “consumer attitude,” and “consumer interest” to explore the recommendation of products with multiple consumer psychologies. On the one hand, according to the theory of consumption psychology and the need of e-commerce recommendation, some product-store attributes are selected as attribute variables. A comprehensive comparison and analysis of the patterns presented by multiple consumer psychology in product recommendations are conducted, and the patterns of multiple consumer psychology product recommendations are analyzed from two perspectives: recommendation stability and recommendation result patterns, respectively, and the reasons for them are analyzed. It is clear that the recommendation method based on dual consumption psychology and triple consumption psychology can also effectively achieve product recommendation. In this paper, we compare and analyze the difference in recommendation accuracy between single consumption psychology, dual consumption psychology, and triple consumption psychology and find that compared with single consumption psychology, product recommendation based on dual consumption psychology and triple consumption psychology can basically improve the accuracy of product recommendation, and the accuracy of dual consumption psychology is generally higher than that of triple consumption psychology, among which the accuracy of product recommendation based on dual consumption motivation–attitude psychology is the highest.
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