"Mikul dhuwur mendhem jero" is a traditional Javanese proverb that translates to: "parents' dignity in the eyes of society are in their children's hands”.

Social Return on Investment (SROI) is a measurement tool that helps organisations quantify the monetary equivalence of a development project's social and environmental value. It is measured by comparing the initial money invested in a CSR project, versus the monetary benefits that the projects contributed to.

An example of measuring social impact using SROI is the establishment of clinics (puskesmas) in a village; with the degree of success of the program would only be measured from how much individuals could save from their medical expenses (that they otherwise would have to spend on their own without the clinic), without taking into account other non-monetary factors.

Predictive redicivism models refer to algorithms that are commonly used to assess the likelihood of a criminal defendant in committing future criminal acts.

"""Local art house films"" refer to films which are typically independently-produced and intended to be the medium for the directors to fully realize their creative vision; as opposed to be a film with the sole purpose of achieving commercial success. Recent Indonesian art house films include, but not limited to: ""Yuni"", ""Autobiography"", and ""Marlina Si Pembunuh dalam 4 Babak"".

Blockbuster films refer to films which predominantly aim to achieve commercial success. The creative process of making a blockbuster film typically includes not just the directors' vision, but also the producers and the sponsors. Examples of Indonesian blockbuster films include, but not limited to"" ""Mencuri Raden Saleh"", ""Sri Asih"", ""Gatotkaca"", and ""Kuntilanak"" series"