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Sustainable Development and Pathways for Food Ecosystems Integration and Synergies

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使用理財機器人的行為意圖之研究

為了解決生命的問題，作者林昱德 這樣論述：

本研究以探討使用者使用理財機器人之使用行為相關研究，目的為探討使用者使用因素，提供未來後續業界之參考，以及找出現階段理財機器人使用者的描述性統計分析。本研究以有使用過銀行推出之理財機器人作為研究對象，於 2022年 7月 14日於網路進行正式問卷投放，回收後進行資料分析，經過問卷後台揭露，本次問卷研究投放人數為 4765 人，回收 490 份問卷，有效得 387份，有效回收率為 78.79%。研究架構以 UTAUT2 為基礎，並加入感知風險成為新的會影響使用意圖的因素。研究結果顯示，績效預期、社群影響、促進條件、價格價值以及習慣會對行為意圖產生顯著正向影響；努力預期以及感知風險對行為意圖則是

沒有影響；行為意圖以及習慣對使用行為有顯著正向影響；促進條件對使用意圖則無影響。希冀本研究可以作為相關單位的參考依據。

Animals and Plants in Chinese Religions and Science

為了解決生命的問題，作者Chen, Huaiyu 這樣論述：

In ancient China, the tradition of observing nature is combined with Yin-Yang and the Five-Phase theories, which were later incorporated into the ancient arts of divination, including the technique of predicting weather changes by observing the behavior and health of animals. The observation of t

he close connection between animals and weather developed into the worship of animals, that is, what can be called the cult of animals. Plant science and technology in medieval China cannot be separated from the developments in agriculture, economics, and medicine, as well as cultural practice. The

Chinese empire ruled most of East Asia in the medieval period. Numerous species of plants were observed, cultivated, harvested, and used in the vast land of China that spanned a wide range of biomes from boreal through to temperate and tropical, with most regions classed as subtropical. Besides indi

genous plants, many plants from West, Central, South, and Southeast Asia were introduced into China and East Asia in general. Numerous zoomantic practices appeared in two sets of textual documents in the premodern Chinese bibliographical system, namely official documents and popular documents. Offic

ial documents were often compiled by government officials and served political governance objectives. These documents included official histories, annals, and institutional documents, as well as Confucian classics. The authorship or editorship of these documents was often explicit. Popular documents

included strange writings, tales, legends, and religious documents from Buddhism and Daoism, which were often not compiled under the sponsorship and support of the court or government. They might be compiled by literati but lost original authorship. They did not serve political motivations and obje

ctives, reflecting how people understood and interpreted correlative cosmology by observing animal behaviors at the local or non-bureaucratic level.