This paper reports the findings of semi-structured text-based interviews aimed at understanding the basis of teacher attitudes and responses to intertextuality in academic writing. Teachers who were asked to evaluate the same examples from student texts differed in their judgments about whether the ...
McGregor proposed these two theories to highlight different assumptions about human nature and work attitudes. Below, we have explained both Theory X and Theory Y: Theory X Theory X is based on the assumption that employees inherently dislike work and will avoid it if possible. Managers who ...
Here are 21 examples of the different types of sexualities, which people use to describe their bodies and the kinds of people they are attracted to. Here are 21 examples of the different types of sexualities: Ally A person whose attitudes and behaviors are supportive of all sexual orientations...
6 types of work styles While no strict rules exist for what constitutes a work style, there is typically a consensus on the following examples in different workplace environments. Here are six different work styles examples. Logical work style: the problem-solver People with a logical work style...
Geographic market segmentation is the “where” segment of your market. In this type, customers are segmented based on their geographic location. These people will live in the same city or state — perhaps even in the same zip code — and are likely to have similar attitudes, needs, and cu...
segmented customer personas will make your marketing campaigns more effective. That can be said for both D2C and B2B brands.For example, insurance giant Metlife set annual savings targets of$800 millionafter streamlining its sales process to consider the behaviors and attitudes of each customer ...
Social science Research: Social science study makes extensive use of quantitative research techniques to comprehend social phenomena, such as attitudes, behaviors, and social structures. Data on social factors are frequently gathered via extensive surveys, long-term studies, and experimental research method...
Today’s customers want relationships, not transactions. At the end of the day, knowing each customer at an individual level—and giving them what they need—meanshaving the right data. From basic contact information and purchase data to deeper insights like customer behaviors, attitudes, and pref...
Time and Era:Over time, cultures and societies evolve. For example, gay marriage was considered a contravention of Western society’s mores up until the turn of the millennium. This was also codified in law. But, with liberalization and changing cultural attitudes, mores and then (later) laws...
In 1931, renowned Swiss psychologistCarl Jungpublished the bookPsychological Types. The book was based on his clinical observations and detailed his ideas about personality type. Specifically, Jung said that people tend to exhibit a preference for one of two personality attitudes and one of four fun...