1: QUESTIONNAIRE 1 1 QUESTIONNAIRE TO MEASURE THE LEVEL OF MARKET ORIENTATION OF A FIRM The content of this supplementary note links with the following chapters: 1 (page 25)‚ 2 (page 41)‚ 18 (page 429) How to fill in the questionnaire In the box to the right of each statement‚ rate the firm using a scale of 0 to 10. The rating scale has 11 positions (see below): a score of 0/10 means that you‚ personally‚ totally disagree with this description; a score of 10/10 means that you fully agree
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one semester undergraduate business statistics course and other colleges have a two semester course sequence of undergraduate business statistics. In 2001‚ McAlevey and Sullivan (2001) pointed to the usefulness of statistical
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very expensive compared to equivalent primary data collection* D. It facilitates replication 2. A researcher wants to express the middle of a distribution of numbers‚ such that half the cases are higher and half lower than a value. What statistical measure should he use? A. mean B. median* C. mode D. standard deviation 3. A "codebook" is A. only used in existing statistics research. B. a document that tells the researcher where variables are located in the data file and what
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Final January 26‚ 2012 Stakeholder Engagement Plan Summary for the American Community Survey Program Review [This page intentionally left blank] Table of Contents 1 Background and Purpose 4 2 Objectives and Scope 4 3 Methodology 4 3.1 Stakeholder List Development 4 3.2 Outreach and Education Plan 5 3.3 Formal Feedback Collection and Summary 5 3.4 Stakeholder Engagement Evaluation 5 4 Communications Methods and Approach 5 [This page intentionally left blank] 1 Background and Purpose In
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The Rokeach Value Survey‚ developed by Milton Rokeach‚ is a commonly used value assessment. In this assessment two sets of values are considered. “One set‚ called terminal values‚ refers to desirable end-states. These are the goals a person would like to achieve during his or her lifetime. The other set‚ called instrumental values‚ refers to preferable modes of behavior‚ or means of achieving the terminal values” (Robbins & Judge‚ 2011‚ p. 10). The Rokeach Value Survey is just one of many commonly
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I observed one 7-eleven store located in Taft Avenue. I noticed that the location of this particular convenience store is very strategic. For one‚ it is located around the University Belt. Furthermore‚ it is situated just below a condominium. I noticed that most of the tenants of this condominium are either students or young professionals. I was informed that the management of the condominium does not allow the tenants to use “gasul” to prevent accidental fire. This knowledge came very
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Slope Stability In this laboratory project‚ I practiced analyzing highway embankment using GeoStudio 2012. A highway embankment is built in order to avoid the change in level. In this model‚ the embankment was constructed on a layer of soft clay and I needed to use GeoStudio 2012 to determine the location of the critical slip surface and the factor of safety. There are basically eight steps to analyze a new model using GeoStudio 2012. First is to start a new project‚ then‚ set the analysis options
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Name: Date: Gender: Year/Section: Question Always Sometimes Seldom Never 1. I like playing sport. 2. I get good marks in class. 3. I get called names by others. 4. I give soft kids a hard time. 5. I like to make friends. 6. I play up in class. 7. I feel I can’t trust others. 8. I get picked on by others 9. I am part of a group that Goes round teasing others. 10. I like to help people who are Being harassed. 11. I like to make others
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1 Broadcasting and Narrowcasting: How Audience Size Impacts What People Share ALIXANDRA BARASCH JONAH BERGER* * Alixandra Barasch (abarasch@wharton.upenn.edu) is a doctoral student and Jonah Berger (jberger@wharton.upenn.edu) is the James G. Campbell Jr. Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School‚ University of Pennsylvania‚ Philadelphia‚ PA 19104. The authors thank Ezgi Akpinar‚ Amit Bhattacharjee‚ Cindy Chan‚ Zoey Chen and Deborah Small for helpful comments on earlier versions
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Name: Position: How Healthy You Really Are! Questionnaire 1. How do you go to work? _a. Walk _b. Drive 2. Do you eat muesli* for breakfast? (*a mixture of uncooked grains‚ dried fruit‚ and nuts‚ eaten with milk) _a. Yes _b. No‚ never 3. Do you eat sweets between meals? _a. No _b. Yes 4. How often do you play sport? _a. at least once a week _b. gave up 5. Did your waist size increase? _a. No‚ it’s the same _b. Yes 6. What do you do in the evening
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