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Contribution of each author (Fill the form if there are three or more authors)
Title
Emotion Learning Entitled "Cincin" on a Digital Song Player from
Hjemslev's Semiotic Perspective
Author Contribution
Lucy Lidiawati Santioso (yes/no)
Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or evolution of the Yes
research’s objectives and general goals.
Data curation – Managing duties to write down data (produce No
metadata), filter and keep record of the data (including the
software code, whenever necessary to interpret the data
themselves) for present or future use.
Formal analysis – Use of statistical, mathematical, computational Yes
or any other technique to analyze or synthesize data.
Fundraising – Securing financial support for the project that leads No
to the publication.
Research – Carrying out the research, specifically conducting Yes
experiments or the data/evidence gathering.
Methodology – Development or design of the methodology and Yes
models.
Management of the project – Responsibility of the management No
and coordination of the planning and execution of the research.
Resources – Providing the study materials, chemical reagents, No
laboratory samples, instruments, patients, animals, digital
resources and/or any other analysis tools.
Software – Software programming and development, design of No
software tools, implementation of code and supporting
algorithms, testing of exiting code.
Supervision – Responsibility of oversight and leadership in the No
planning and execution of the research, including the audit
external to the core team.
Visualization – Preparation, creation and/or presentation of the Yes
published work, specifically the visualization and presentation of
data.
Writing – first draft – Preparation, creation and/or presentation Yes
of the published work, specifically of the first draft (including
translations).
Writing – review and editing – Preparation, creation and/or No
presentation of the published work by the members of the
original research group, and of critical revisions and notes. This
includes the stages before and after publication.
Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or evolution of the No
research’s objectives and general goals.

Title
Emotion Learning Entitled "Cincin" on a Digital Song
Player from Hjemslev's Semiotic Perspective
Author Contribution
Rustono Farady Marta (yes/no)

Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or evolution of the Yes

research’s objectives and general goals.
Data curation – Managing duties to write down data (produce No
metadata), filter and keep record of the data (including the
software code, whenever necessary to interpret the data
themselves) for present or future use.
Formal analysis – Use of statistical, mathematical, computational Yes
or any other technique to analyze or synthesize data.
Fundraising – Securing financial support for the project that leads No
to the publication.
Research – Carrying out the research, specifically conducting Yes
experiments or the data/evidence gathering.
Methodology – Development or design of the methodology and No
models.
Management of the project – Responsibility of the management Yes
and coordination of the planning and execution of the research.
Resources – Providing the study materials, chemical reagents, Yes
laboratory samples, instruments, patients, animals, digital
resources and/or any other analysis tools.
Software – Software programming and development, design of No
software tools, implementation of code and supporting
algorithms, testing of exiting code.
Supervision – Responsibility of oversight and leadership in the Yes
planning and execution of the research, including the audit
external to the core team.
Visualization – Preparation, creation and/or presentation of the No
published work, specifically the visualization and presentation of
data.
Writing – first draft – Preparation, creation and/or presentation No
of the published work, specifically of the first draft (including
translations).
Writing – review and editing – Preparation, creation and/or Yes
presentation of the published work by the members of the
original research group, and of critical revisions and notes. This
includes the stages before and after publication.
Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or evolution of the Yes
research’s objectives and general goals.

Title
Emotion Learning Entitled "Cincin" on a Digital Song
Player from Hjemslev's Semiotic Perspective
Author Contribution
Hana Panggabean (yes/no)
Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or evolution of the No
research’s objectives and general goals.
Data curation – Managing duties to write down data (produce No
metadata), filter and keep record of the data (including the
software code, whenever necessary to interpret the data
themselves) for present or future use.
Formal analysis – Use of statistical, mathematical, computational No
or any other technique to analyze or synthesize data.
Fundraising – Securing financial support for the project that leads No
to the publication.
Research – Carrying out the research, specifically conducting No
experiments or the data/evidence gathering.
Methodology – Development or design of the methodology and No
models.
Management of the project – Responsibility of the management Yes
and coordination of the planning and execution of the research.
Resources – Providing the study materials, chemical reagents, No
laboratory samples, instruments, patients, animals, digital
resources and/or any other analysis tools.
Software – Software programming and development, design of No
software tools, implementation of code and supporting
algorithms, testing of exiting code.
Supervision – Responsibility of oversight and leadership in the Yes
planning and execution of the research, including the audit
external to the core team.
Visualization – Preparation, creation and/or presentation of the No
published work, specifically the visualization and presentation of
data.
Writing – first draft – Preparation, creation and/or presentation No
of the published work, specifically of the first draft (including
translations).
Writing – review and editing – Preparation, creation and/or Yes
presentation of the published work by the members of the
original research group, and of critical revisions and notes. This
includes the stages before and after publication.
Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or evolution of the Yes
research’s objectives and general goals.