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    IMC revolutions Whats the sense in using mass media for everyone? It is much easier‚ not effective. The entire industry has changed‚ advertising agency: The Traditional Structure. In the 80s‚ later on in the 90s‚ some mega groups of advertising groups or marcom groups have developed : WPP‚ biggest one. WPP- own fully dozens of companies‚ some of them are doing advertising and some are doing digital marcom‚ some are doing PR Now they can provide a one stop shop for their clients‚ for the client

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    5-17. To test this I will be using 100 children that are randomly selected clinically labeled hyperactive child. 50 Children will be randomly assigned to the experimental group and the others will be placed in the control group. Both groups however will be told that they are being given the new drug (a single – blind study). The experimental group will be given the drug and will be asked to meet every day for two hours‚ at a designated location and will be observed on how they behave‚ with regard

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    Psychologists conduct three main types of research: experimental‚ correlational‚ and clinical. The experiment is an investigation seeking to understand relations of cause and effect. The experiment changes a variable‚ or a cause‚ and measures how it changes the other variable in the experiment (effect). Concurrently‚ the investigator of the experiment tries to hold all other variables constant so he/she can attribute any changes to the manipulation. The manipulated variable is called the independent

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    Critique Research of < The Impact of Government Ownership and Institutions on the Reporting Behavior of Local Auditors in China > By Chongxiao (Claire) Chen Illustration The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether regional differences in the political and institutional environment in China have a remarkable and significant impact on auditor reporting behavior. The study focuses on a single country (China) to examine whether regional variations in institutional development affect

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    Brila‚ Marjo Vie C. 5:00-7:00Tuesday/5:00-8:00Thursday BSIE/5th year Prof. Venusmar Quevedo DIFFERENT RESEARCH DESIGN * ACTION RESEARCH DESIGN The essentials of action research design follow a characteristic cycle whereby initially an exploratory stance is adopted‚ where an understanding of a problem is developed and plans are made for some form of interventionary strategy. Then the intervention is carried out (the action in Action Research) during which time‚ pertinent

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    not reviewing medical research studies o Believed that the strongest evidence came from RCT (randomized clinical trials). RCT are the most strict kind of research design. • A RCT has to have three things: • Control group • Placebo group • Experimental group o Founded the Cochran Foundation in 1992 after his death • Defined as "the conscientious‚ explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the health care of patients" (Sackett‚ et al) • Focused on findings

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    subjects are tested one or more times after initial testing. Typically‚ subjects are assigned randomly to an experimental group (e.g. a group that performs a specific type of training) and a control group after the initial testing. Both the experimental and the control groups are tested again simultaneously one or more times during the period of the study. In this way‚ the effects of an experimental procedure can be measured over a period of time A longitudinal study is a correlational research study

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    test units‚ e.g.‚ sales‚ profits‚ and market shares. Extraneous variables are all variables other than the independent variables that affect the response of the test units‚ e.g.‚ store size‚ store location‚ and competitive effort. Experimental Design An experimental design is a set of procedures specifying     the

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    Chapter 09 Presentations - Report Writing The experimental research method (“Cause and effect relationship”) - This is a systematic and scientific approach to research in which the researcher manipulates one or more variables‚ controls and measures any change in other variables. Quasi-experiment (similar to experimental method‚ but lack some internal validity) Quasi-experimental design involves selecting groups‚ upon which a variable is tested‚ without any random pre-selection processes.

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    DV?   What are your experimental and control groups? What are the possible confounding variables and how would you control them?  How would you decide that your hypothesis/es have been supported? (i.e. whether or not your hypothesis is supported by your data)?  What may be potential problems with your experiment? How can they be solved? The major goal of this assignment is to apply what you have learned about the key elements of experimental design to real-life situations

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