Innovation Strategy of Cultivating Innovative Enterprise Talents for Young Entrepreneurs Under Higher Education

A time series model is designed based on the backpropagation neural network to further optimize the innovation and development of new ventures. The specific situation of two factors is primarily analyzed as follows: the supply and demand ratio of enterprise talents and the state of entrepreneurship in the development of new ventures. The results show that the potential demand of future enterprises for big data talents can be obtained by fitting prediction sequences. Based on the Backpropagation–Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average model, the post modeling and prediction are carried out, and the coefficient 0.6235 is obtained by substituting the equation of Pearson's correlation coefficient. The analysis results suggest that the matching needs to be strengthened between the cultivation of innovative talents in universities and the demand trend of big data-related positions in enterprises. Moreover, there is a mismatch between the cultivation of innovative talents and the demand for innovative talents. Meanwhile, the mental health level of young entrepreneurs is concerned. The mental health status of young entrepreneurs is compared with the national norm data through the questionnaire survey and statistical data analysis. The results reveal that the mental health level of young entrepreneurs is significantly lower than that of the national norm, and the proportion of anxiety and depression is 29.4% and 27.5%, respectively. Considering the professional characteristics and competitive environment of young entrepreneurs, busy work and the multiple missions given by society to entrepreneurs are the major reasons for their pressure, and mental health problems are serious.

Privileges and Immunities of the International Organizations Staff

The article discloses the basic privileges and immunities of the international organizations staff, as established by the provisions of international law. The author considers dispute settlement practices involving international organizations staff to determine compliance with international norm-setting which regulates the law institution in question, including cooperation with the national norm-setting.

The Anxiety Status of Chinese Medical Workers During the Epidemic of COVID-19: A Meta-Analysis

Objective To analysis the anxiety status of Chinese medical workers during the epidemic of COVID-19 by meta-analysis method.Methods CNKI, VIP, WanFang Data, SinoMed, PubMed, Cochrane, EMBASE, MEDLINE, Scopus, Google Scholar and other databases were searched to collect literature on the anxiety status of Chinese medical workers during the epidemic of COVID-19. The retrieval time is from the database construction to 11/03/2020. Meta-analysis was performed on the included articles by using Stata 16.0 software.Results A total of 7 articles were included, with a total sample size of 7,741 people. Meta-analysis using the random effects model showed that the anxiety score of Chinese medical during the epidemic of COVID-19 was significantly higher than that of the national norm in each study, the difference was statistically significant [SMD (95% CI)=1.145 (0.705–1.584), p<0.001].Conclusion The anxiety level of Chinese medical workers has increased significantly during the epidemic of COVID-19.

Study on Relationship Between Family Cohesion and Adaptability, and Quality of Life of Caregivers of Children with ASD

<p><em>The present study aimed at exploring the status of family cohesion, adaptability and quality of life of caregivers of children with ASD, as well as the relationship between family cohesion </em><em>and </em><em>adaptability, and quality of life. One hundred and sixty-three caregivers of children with ASD from Sichuan province </em><em>in China </em><em>were investigated by the </em><em>Chinese vision of </em><em>Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scale and Beach Center Family Quality of Life Scale</em><em>. The results showed that: (1) The score on family cohesion of caregivers of children with ASD was higher than the national norm, and the score on family adaptability was lower than the national norm; (2) The satisfaction of quality of life </em><em>wa</em><em>s between general level and satisfactory level, and </em><em>the </em><em>score</em><em> on </em><em>satisfaction </em><em>in e</em><em>ach dimension</em><em> </em><em>from high to low was </em><em>Family Interaction, Parenting, Disability-Related Support, Emotional Well-Being and Physical/Material Well-Being</em><em>; (3) Family </em><em>cohesion and quality of life were significantly correlated, and adaptability and quality of life were also significantly correlated; </em><em>(4) Caregivers with higher family cohesion and adaptability showed higher quality of life than the caregivers with lower family cohesion and adaptability; (5) Family cohesion and adaptability had a positive </em><em>impact on</em><em> quality of life.</em><em></em></p>

Explicating some prepositional usages in Cameroon English

This study investigates a number of non-interference sources of some Cameroon English (CamE) prepositional usages. It is based on the observation that the investigation of causes or sources of post-colonial Englishisms (peculiarities of newer varieties of English spoken in former English and American colonies) has so far favoured the interference factor. More clearly, post-colonial English (PCE) specificities have generally been attributed to the influence of the speakers' other tongues on their (English) production (see, for example, Platt et al., 1984; Mbangwana, 1989; Bokamba, 1992; Gramley & Pätzold, 1992; Asante, 1995). Although the interference factor is indeed easily perceptible in CamE, it is interesting to note that other factors might have played a major role in the emergence of English in Cameroon. In reality, there are several non-contrastive causes that could underlie some grammatical constructions of PCE in general and CamE in particular. Many such causes are being studied, especially at the phonological level. However, few studies have been devoted to the non-interference sources of CamE grammatical usages in general and preposition use in particular. This paper will thus examine how CamE speakers use prepositions to express direction and location. From the analysis, non-interference sources of a good number of CamE specificities such as the colonial factor, logicalization, analogy and tacit national norm seem to be some of the autonomous routes unconsciously used by CamE speakers to yield a variety of English that markedly differs from the standardized varieties of British English (StE), officially the target of national education.