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Consumer purchase behavior is a stepwise process. The process may not be the same in all cases, a reason for existence of the different product purchase process models. However, there are some unique common features in the buying behavior and purchase process. One product purchase process model is the Stimulus-Response model (SR MODEL). The SR MODEL can be applied in the purchase of Apple Ipad. The model is primed on four interactive buying components while the central factors are identified as the consumer characteristics and buying decision process (Middelton 1994, 104). The model splits a product buying motivator and Continue reading...

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Artifacts refer to man-made objects that help human beings carry out tasks or other activities in their daily lives and adapt to their environment. Hence, artifacts play an important role in framing people’s way of life in the past, particularly their progress in terms of innovation and the challenges they faced that prompted them to look for ways to address them through invention. For this reason, it is important that we view artifacts not merely as objects but also as representation of people’s way of life in the past and as evidences of the daily struggles or Continue reading...

The empire of the great Qing was the last imperial dynasty in China that ruled from the year 1644 to 1912 (Von et al., 2013). It was a multicultural empire that lasted for about three centuries and went ahead to form the territorial base of the modern Chinese state. The Dynasty opened up China to foreigners that eventually presented two ways of dealing with the West. One way was by strengthening China through peaceful reforms, and the other was by driving out foreigners by use of force. There was a group referred to as the boxers who tried to Continue reading...

In the business world, success can be achieved only if there is a balance between the realities of business model and needs of the employees. The psychological contract is a phenomenon that describes the mutual beliefs, informal obligations and perceptions between employer and employee. It is an individual’s perception of their expectations from the organization that they will get their services and loyalty towards the organization such as wages, fringe benefits, job security, etc.
Psychological contract does not only include the expectations but also the duties that they have to perform as an employee. A strong psychological contract Continue reading...

A firm has to constantly take strategic decisions to adjust in a competitive situation. Some decisions are short-term ones which are targeted as a remedy for short-term problems. But a firm also has to take important long-term strategy decisions pertaining to its future course of action. These long-term strategies are contingent upon the future projections about the market situation and the firm’s performance in such situations. The decision taking is influenced by a number of factors some of which are the result of government policies or the market situations which are beyond the control of the managerial team. Continue reading...

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Education technology use is somehow problematic premise, and arguments have risen on whether it boost or hinder learning. Recent world students have approached education technology differently. Students always face distractions and waste time. Computers and cell phones and the various streams of stimuli offered by them have brought a new challenge to concentration and learning. Researchers say that these technologies habituate the developing brains to constant switching of tasks and low ability to sustain attention. These brains are rewarded for jumping to the next thing but not for staying on tasks. The worry is therefore that we are bringing Continue reading...

The overall emotional reaction induced by all the videos is an amalgamation of immense anger and pain. My collective feelings after watching the videos on Chernobyl disaster are of pain, agony, anxiety, anger, rage, and desperation

Inside Chernobyl

I experienced a rush of anger over the approach of the then Soviet authorities for a number of reasons.

First, they ordered an experiment without giving proper thought to the aftermath of such an experiment.

But then, after the incident the role that the authorities played and the way they tried to underplay one of the biggest disaster in modern history is outlandish.

Chernobyl heart

The most severe feelings of anguish, grief and melancholy arose in me when I observed the Continue reading...

I chose to interview Sharon Holder. She is a licensed child therapist, and she works for Monarch Behavioral Treatment Centre in Winston-Salem N.C. She has been practicing for five years. She chose to work for children because she loves children, and she dedicated her time to offer the much-needed help in order to help them overcome problems that they may face. Holder hinted to me that her previous experience as a child therapist actually helps her when counseling children. She has developed many approaches for different cases, and this helps her realize the best outcome when providing assistance to Continue reading...

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One of the worst and the most inhuman crimes discussed by the civic societies is child abuse because of the serious impacts of this evil on the victim as well as the society as a whole. Children are vulnerable to abuses of various kinds and magnitudes as their exposure to unsafe conditions at households, schools or other organized groups are generally free from the social surveillance and the perceived moral justice norms. Although the number and frequency may vary with the differences in legislature and cultural standards among the societies, each case of child Continue reading...

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(Markets: Mechanisms for Creating Good and Exercising Christian/Responsibility by Victor Claar and Robin Klay)
Religion and business is quite a peculiar combination albeit difficult to combine. It seems like there is a huge barrier between these two concepts and as much as most people would like to reconcile them, they always end up favoring one over the other. In their book, ‘Economics in Christian Perspective: Theory, Policy and Life Choices,’ Christian authors Victor Claar and Robin Klay attempts to clarify ethical and moral conflicts between religion and business by looking at business in a Christian perspective. Often Continue reading...