...Age * Gender * Family * Socio-economic status * Educational background (Dependent variable) Subject Grades (Dependent variable) Subject Grades (Independent variable) Factors affecting UE Mechanical Engineering student’s Study Habits (Independent variable) Factors affecting UE Mechanical Engineering student’s Study Habits CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK We summarize our research by three boxes labeled as independent variable, dependent variable and intervening variable. Our research title is Factor Affecting UE Mechanical Engineering Student’s Study Habits and its Effect to their Subject Grades. In here, the factors affecting UE Mechanical Engineering Study Habits is the independent variable while the Subject Grades is the dependent variable. These factors can be their age, gender, family, socio-economic status or educational background. These factors are labeled as intervening variable. Research Respondents: Our respondents are the University of the East Sophomore Mechanical Engineering students aging 16-20 years old. They must be studying here in for about 2-4 years. Both male and female may become our respondents. They must be living only inside National Capital Region. No specific religions are required for the respondents. Locale: The research will take place in University of the East College of Engineering building. This building is used by majority of engineering students. Engineering Laboratory and Engineering...
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...RES/351 Week Three Terminology Exercise v 1.91 Student Name: Chose the response which best answers the question or completes the statement (14 questions). Please enter your response in the green box below the answers "1. This type of study is very popular among businesses, and answers the questions, “who, what, when, and where”." a. Reporting b. Explanatory c. Predictive d. Descriptive Answer 2. The key reason for conducting research in business is: a. To support the decision-making process. b. To discover the root cause of an event. c. To cope with information overload. d. To look for new business opportunities. Answer 3. If a company is trying to anticipate customer reaction to a new marketing campaign, what should it do? a. Conduct a reporting study on other companies in the area and how they market their products. b. Use computer software tools to create an affinity relationship diagram for your potential customers "c. Conduct a predictive study based on the proposed relationship between the elements of the campaign and customer actions" d. Use “data-mining” of company data to uncover previously-unknown relationships ...
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...terms of x, then y is known as a dependent variable (and x is an independent variable). Statistics In a statistics experiment, the dependent variable is the event studied and expected to change whenever the independent variable is altered.[1] Modelling In mathematical modelling, the dependent variable is studied to see if and how much it varies as the independent variables vary. In the simple stochastic linear model the term is the i th value of the dependent variable and is i th value of the independent variable. The term is known as the "error" and contains the variability of the dependent variable not explained by the independent variable. With multiple independent variables, the expression is: , where n is the number of independent variables. Simulation In simulation, the dependent variable is changed in response to changes in the independent variables. Statistics Synonyms Independent variable An independent variable is also known as a "predictor variable", "regressor", "controlled variable", "manipulated variable", "explanatory variable", "exposure variable" (see reliability theory), "risk factor" (see medical statistics), "feature" (in machine learning and pattern recognition) or an "input variable."[2][3] "Explanatory variable" is preferred by some authors over "independent variable" when the quantities treated as "independent variables" may not be statistically independent.[4][5] Independent variable(s) may be of these kinds: continuous variable(s), binary/dichotomous...
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...1.) My general focus and topic that I will be discussing is the false consensus effect. b.) My hypothesis is that most people will believe that others hold the same opinion as them. c.) The dependent variable is the act of judgement and the independent variable is the false consensus. d.) I can operationalize the variables by asking how many times a person had differing views on a subject with someone else they thought they would have agreed with. e.) I would take a survey and ask if they were more likely to agree with someone who looked like them, (race or ethnic wise) or if they were in the same political party as someone else. 2.) Charles Horton Cooley’s “looking glass” is explained in three different stages. In stage one we imagine how we present ourselves to others. In stage two we imagine other people’s perception of ourselves. Stage three is when we develop a self-feeling. Mead’s notion of the development of the self explains how the things we witness as children can...
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...Be the person that your parents know you can be. As senior year approaches there are millions of choices. Dealing with reality and a busy schedule the limits of self-worth are pushed to the max. The important reality of life it that you do what makes you happy. Life is crazy but what is even more crazy is the optimistic growth of careers there is to choose from. The responsibilities taken through the career are broad but mean well. Being an independent person is the main key to success even in everyday life. Contacting clients, and setting up meetings to make people stress free is the goal every day. Caring for the clients and preparing the clients with new information become more of a hobby. Taking the necessary risk to produce the financial...
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...Won’t Go Forward With Debate By JEREMY W. PETERS Donald J. Trump has dropped plans to moderate a presidential debate, but don’t expect him to fade quietly from the political scene. In fact, Republicans may have gotten more than they bargained for by shunning him. Mr. Trump’s statement on Tuesday that he was bowing out of the Newsmax debate seemed certain to open the door to another round of “I just might …” threats from the real estate mogul. “It is very important to me that the right Republican candidate be chosen to defeat the failed and very destructive Obama administration,” Mr. Trump said in his statement. “But if that Republican, in my opinion, is not the right candidate, I am not willing to give up my right to run as an independent candidate.” Mr. Trump drew considerable criticism from the Republican establishment for moderating a presidential debate while openly saying that he might still run if he was displeased with the candidates. Rather than go ahead with the debate and declare that he will not run — Mr. Trump has flirted with running for president several times since the 1980s but has always decided not to follow through — he chose to drop the debate. “I must leave all of my options open because, above all else, we must make America great again!” he said. Mr. Trump was facing a potentially awkward task: moderating a debate that only two candidates said they would attend. Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum were the only two Republicans who agreed to participate...
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...Suman(FT153105), Shweta Srivastva(FT153036), Pulkit Garg (FT153087), Samrat Ghosh (FT153045), Siddharth Razdan (FT153064) 1. Should legislative pay be cut for everyday the state budget is late? Democratic Republican Independent YES: 22 38 11 NO: 14 6 9 2. Should there be more restriction on lobbyist? Democratic Republican Independent YES: 21 33 16 NO: 15 11 4 3. Should there be requiring term limits that legislators serve a fixed number of years? Democratic Republican Independent YES: 17 31 10 NO: 19 13 10 SOLUTION:- 1. Managerial Report 1: Considering the Time frame of 1997 when USA was being ruled by the Democratic Party and the survey was from Democrat and Chronicle and as per the provided data for all three questions the Democratic Party has balance view points towards the questions(3:2,7:5,4:5).Where a big number of people have responded negative toward the question asked. Whereas the Republican Party is determined about the pay cut or term limit or even on imposing restriction on legislators (6:1,3:1,5:2). Again the Independent Party people have neutral view on all points(11:9,1:1,) apart from the restriction on lobbyist there are also aggressively supporting the reforms(4:1). For Bipartisanship situation, in the context of a two-party system, opposing political parties find common ground through compromise...
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...1. The Arla Company did a good job in overcoming potential barriers through this one-way communication method. This is evident in the way the company acknowledged that their local newspaper was responsible for the controversy and is in fact at fault, yet they are included to be blamed. They also agree and understand that the public have every right to feel offended and outraged by the newspaper’s actions. In addition, they also shared their opinion about the matter, clearly indicating that they are opposed to it as well. Although this statement was delivered through a one-way communication route, it gives the audience perspective from the company, seeing as to how the company is being blamed. It also provides them with appreciation, in the sense that the Arla Company are being understanding of the public and are trying to clear up the issue as much as possible. 2. Personally, I think that the most impressive statement in the article is as follows: “However, Arla’s business in the Middle East has been affected not by its own actions, but because of the actions of others.” This is because this statement is true and it is what the entire article is centered about. The local newspaper’s actions have not only caused an issue for their business but for other Danish businesses as well, in this case, the Arla Company. This simple statement reinforces the truth, seeing as that the actions of the controversy were never indeed initiated by the Arla Company. 3. I believe that...
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...576 WK 4 Assignment 1 - Audit Planning and Activities Search the Internet for a recent occurrence of accounting fraud that an independent accounting firm failed to detect. Write a three to four (3-4) page paper in which you: 1. Evaluate the extent of the fraud in question, and suggest three to five (3-5) reasons why the independent auditors failed to detect the fraudulent activity. 2. Determine the level of responsibility of the auditors to detect within the scope of the audit activities. 3. Suggest the main audit procedures that the firm should have performed to detect the fraud. Indicate your rationale behind your suggested audit procedures. More Details hidden... 1. Activity mode aims to provide quality study notes and tutorials to the students of ACC 576 WK 4 Assignment 1 in order to ace their studies. ACC 576 WK 4 ASSIGNMENT 1 To purchase this visit here: http://www.activitymode.com/product/acc-576-wk-4-assignment-1/ Contact us at: SUPPORT@ACTIVITYMODE.COM ACC 576 WK 4 ASSIGNMENT 1 ACC 576 WK 4 Assignment 1 - Audit Planning and Activities Search the Internet for a recent occurrence of accounting fraud that an independent accounting firm failed to detect. Write a three to four (3-4) page paper in which you: 1. Evaluate the extent of the fraud in question, and suggest three to five (3-5) reasons why the independent auditors failed to detect the fraudulent activity. 2. Determine the level of responsibility of the auditors to detect within the...
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...and wash his dishes. Her sons see her as a secretary-mom and they love her for it. But according to Helen Johnson, a consultant on parental relations for top universities, this kind of over-protective behaviour is the wrong way to go about it. The students are becoming more depended, due to an excessive over-parenting, the so called “Helicopter-moms.” The message being sent to the youth is that they aren’t capable of doing anything for themselves. 2: Outline of the attitudes expressed in the texts: ”Do helicopter moms do more harm than good? article on the internet, 2005 “A mother steps back from the pull of over-parenting,” article by Bethany Young Hardy, 2010 “Over-parenting is the course of our time,” article by Johann Hari, The Independent, 2008 The waters are divided on how to raise our kids in the society of today and how much involvement there should be from us as parents. The three texts discuss the topic over-parenting and to what extend it effects our children. Bethany Young Hardy, mother to Kian at three, used to participate in every Mommy and Me classes she could get near off. She states in her article, A mother steps back from the pull of over-parenting, that; “-It is easy to get sucked into the obsessive-parent vortex.” After numerous failed classes where her son never felt comfortable or fitted in, Hardy stepped back for that simple reason; “-Life is short, and childhood even shorter. Structure will...
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...In effort to illustrate any effects the following independent variables may have on the dependent variables I filtered and contrasted data sets responses by variables to identify possible patterns to support and/or reject possible reasons for the decrease in fireworks sales. Therefore from the rigorous analysis I conducted data analysis for a linear and logical regression tests based upon descriptive statistic portion using the identified dependent and independent variables. Independent Variables: x1= state and/or federal laws and regulations x2= state fireworks stands x3= professional fireworks shows x4= location x5= pricing Dependent Variable: y= sales of fireworks Through the process of creating a fictional data set I did at times try to think of average people ages, and other factors to make it appear more realistic however it was primarily focused on the ethnicity of Native American which is one bias for this fictional data set. However by creating male and female participants and creating varying age ranges I expanded the possible participants and gained a better understanding of the outlook of fireworks sales by using a larger sample than using a single sex, or age group. In doing so, I was able to create tables in excel and SPSS to visually demonstrate the...
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...Company Information The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF), was founded in 1996 by Diana Ashby. During a personal three year battle against melanoma, Diana had lost several friends to the disease, and became frustrated that there were no effective treatments being developed. Diana began researching for alternative therapies, and discovered that promising therapies were often halted due to lack of funding. She then founded MRF to raise money for research, but sadly, lost her light to the disease eight months later (MRF, 2015). In 2009, I became familiar with the MRF, following my personal battle with melanoma. The organization at that time was located in Hillsborough, NJ, and has since moved to Washington, D.C., as a strategy to strengthen their influence in legislation and finding for new treatments and therapies. Since then, the organization has spearheaded initiatives to accelerate drug therapies, established themselves as leaders in ocular melanoma awareness and research...
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...MAT1001 Discussion Questions Text: The Digital Edition of Elementary and Intermediate Algebra: Concepts and Applications by Bittinger, Ellenbogen, & Johnson, 5th edition 2010. Instructions: * For each week’s Discussion Question assignment, complete the problem(s) associated with the letter that corresponds with your name. NOTE: (As you scroll through the remaining pages of this document, you will find the problems you need to complete for each week. For example, you can find Week 1’s list of problems on page 3, Week 2’s list of problems on page 3, etc.) * Please show all of the steps needed to solve your problem(s). No credit will be awarded for responses containing only the answers – your reasoning and calculations must be included. * Be sure that your post includes the textbook section and the problem numbers, so your classmates can find your problems in the textbook. * Remember to do all of the problems assigned. * Respond to the postings of at least two other students. You can * ask a question about your classmate’s solution * offer help when you see an error, or * seek help in completing your own problems. Remember that nonsubstantive posts such as “Good job!” will not count toward your participation score. * You will note that no one is assigned the first problems in each textbook section. These may serve as practice problems, and will help prepare you for the more challenging questions that are assigned...
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...The independent variable on this graph is the Year because it is independent, and does not rely on any other data. The dependent variable on this graph is Beer Sales Per Capita, because it relies on the year to have any relevant data. There is a trend of beer sales per capita declining, but we need to filter the data to get more accurate results. Graph 1 contains the data between the years 1974 and 1992. Graph 2 Contains the data between the years 1992 and 2012. Graph 1 Filtered This scatter plot shows the amount of beer sold per capita between the years 1975 and 1992. The Independent variable “Year” is graphed on the x-axis and represents the predictor. The scatter plot has a negative, non-linear relationship. It has a strong relationship, with constant scatter. There seems to be a trend of beer sales declining per capita at a rate of 1.23 litres per year. Graph 2 Filtered: This scatter plot shows the amount of beer sold per capita between the years 1992 and 2012. The Independent Variable “Year” represents the predictor and is graphed on the x-axis. The Dependent Variable “Beer Sales Per Capita” is graphed on the y-axis and represents the response. The scatter plot has a non-linear trend, with a negative association that shows as one variable gets smaller, so does the other. It has a weak relationship with constant scatter. This graph shows that there is a trend of Beer Sales Per Capita declining at a rate of 0.31 litres per year. Part 2: The independent variable...
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...Introduction This paper will describe the ERP Systems Implementation Project named STAR in Sony Barcelona Plant. The SONY Head Quarters would put Barcelona Plant as a pilot, and extend the experiences to the three European Plants even the global market. This paper will analyze the business situation in Europe and the problems in Ideal Factory as well as analyze the benefits and risks on continuing with the European STAR Project or defining an independent strategy. Situation summary STAR launched in mid 1997 in order to standardize the production and procurement processes, and apply information system in three SONY plants in Europe, however, the progress and results of the project was disappointing. Also, the Ideal Factory, which is with the initial arm of improving efficiencies and coordination among three plants in Europe, presented many problems and questioned by staff such as some plant managers. Therefore, Ferran Gil, the Plant General Director, affirmed that Barcelona Plant needed to define a new Plant model due to competitors' fast growth meant shorter production lifecycles and greater pressure in profit margins. There also have some different views on this issues. Some problems of implementing STAR Project 1. Cost. Because the project was centralized in London, the transportation cost would be high when project members had to attend the monthly meeting. Also, due to high consumption in Europe, three plants may be too much for this area. 2. Satisfaction. Each plant...
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