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    IMPORTANCE OF COMPANY’S CSR ACTIVITIES IN INDIA: IT’S EFFECT ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR For Business Research Methods Submitted to‚ Submitted By‚ Dr. Gunjan Malhotra Shrirang Jadhav (09FT-064) Mohd Afroze Ali (09FT-085) Mohd Asif (09FT-086) Nitesh Bhagchandani (09FT-185) Table Of Contents Abstract: 3 Keywords : 3 Introduction: 3 Literature Review: 6 Research Gaps: 8 Objective: 8 Research questions: 8 Research Hypothesis: 8 Methodology: 8 Discussion and observation: 9

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    The Sociological Effects of Music on Human Expression Although sound and music are biologically heard and received by the ear in the same way; the vibration of waves at varying frequencies and their reception by the ear canal (http://www.brainconnection.com‚ How We Hear‚ 28/10/02) they affect our consciousness in very different ways. Sound‚ by definition is: “mere noise‚ without meaning or sense or distinguished by sense…to resound…to be audible”. (Chambers 20th Century Dictionary‚ p1291).

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    Running head: EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM Effects of Exercise on the Human Organism John Doe Presbyterian College Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for PHE 430 – Exercise Physiology October 23‚ 2012 Quarter & Year: Fall‚ 2012 Address: 2100 College Street City‚ State‚ Zip: Clinton‚ SC 29108 Phone: 864-205-1468 E-mail: John.Doe@presbyterian.edu Instructor: Makayla Dixon Effects of Exercise on the Human Organism Exercise is planned‚ structured

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    Extracurricular activities are those that fall outside the realm of thenormal curriculum of school or university education‚ performed bystudents.This study will contribute to our fundamental understanding of the impact of engaging into extracurricular activities on human development.Extracurricular activities should be obligatory but with a free space for students to be creative and enjoy it without being pressured. One fact is that extracurricular activities gives students an opportunity to learn

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    Mohammed N. M. Sayan ESL 0405 ESL Advanced Writing Date: February 13th‚ 2013 Dr. J. Parla Palumbo Topic: Crime Reduction Title: What can I do to reduce crime? Thousands of crimes happen all over the world and increase exponentially every year. According to Nations Master’s website‚ more than twelve million crimes committed in the United states last year. "Crime statistics." nationmaster.com. Rapid Intelligence‚ 2002. Web. 25 February 2013. All of these crimes have happened due to high poverty

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    The United States‚ as a nation‚ has had good times‚ and many bad ones. It has done things applauded by the rest of the world‚ and things renounced. Good‚ bad‚ average‚ it has all been memorable. One particular thing that will never be forgotten‚ and that has been the cause of great controversy and change in the US‚ is that of slavery in America. Slavery has had many effects on the United States as a whole‚ and people are still feeling the repercussions today. Some even see that time in American History

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    Meaningful Group Roles Merely placing students in groups and asking them to work together on a final product usually results in the strongest students taking over the work and the others becoming observers or taking on unchallenging tasks such as cutting‚ gluing‚ and decorating‚ activities through which they do not learn the desired content or develop the target skills and language. In addition to structuring the activity to ensure full participation‚ teachers should assign clear roles to students

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    improved since 1997‚ when the honor code was revised to give students more responsibility in maintaining standards‚ said Roberts‚ the faculty co-chair for the Board of Judicial Affairs‚ in an interview after the panel.) Instead‚ panelists linked cheating to the social pressure put on students to prize high grades over education and other values‚ including creativity and imagination. Pressure by parents and schools to achieve top scores has created stress levels among students—beginning as early

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    Inferences for One Population Standard Deviation The Standard deviation is a measure of the variation (or spread) of a data set. For a variable x‚ the standard deviation of all possible observations for the entire population is called the population standard deviation or standard deviation of the variable x. It is denoted σx or‚ when no confusion will arise‚ simply σ. Suppose that we want to obtain information about a population standard deviation. If the population is small‚ we can often determine

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    water‚ among others. Fire had been used since early humans ruled the land to keep them warm at night and defend them from wild and dangerous animals. Modern humans who have the ability to think efficiently have harnessed the power of the wind in transportation and even in generating energy. And electricity had been used to power up every machine used in different human activities. However‚ there are still a lot of things in nature that the humans had not fully understood and had not enjoyed. Instead

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