consumer awareness BY: REETANSHU SINGHAL Objective :1.To find out consumer awareness among households in Rajpur Road, Civil Lines Note: You are requested to please give a little time to fill this questionnaire . This data would only be used in an academic project . NAME: ______________________ AGE: ______ OCCUPATION: __________________ Q1. Do you take the
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7. How did you know about the product? a) Promotional activities [ ] b) Friends & Relatives [ ] c) Distributors [ ] d) Company official [ ] 8. State your awareness regarding BIRLA WALLCARE PUTTY a) Fully aware [ ] b) Partly aware [ ] c) Just awareness [ ] 9. Which type of product does you familiar with the BIRLA WHITE? a) Birla white cements [ ] b) Birla wall care putty [ ] c) Birla white texture [ ] d) other`s
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types of crimes from happening. The text says this could be better served as a middle ground. Just because we have the laws or regulations does not mean the crime is going to be deterred or stopped. We need to come up with the correct training and awareness as well. The main strategy option could be a preventive strategy. You need to have the correct policies in place so you can encourage people not to do these crimes. If you make your staff aware and of teach them what could happen and how to safe
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poverty, the author states we must raise awareness by ensuring that our students are adequately informed about world poverty, its consequences, and ways it can be reduced. My impression from this is that the author is going to try and persuade me that poverty can be treated by showing me the advantages of awareness to poverty from students. This is a value based statement because it’s the authors inferred opinion that world poverty can end if we raise awareness. 2) Better health care, agricultural
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the child is living its life in. For the majority of the people of Omelas it is this awareness that is instilled into all of them that helps them make Omelas a seemingly utopian community. Instead of using their awareness of the child’s poor living condition to help it they try to justify its condition with their own actions. On the other hand however, those who choose to walk away from Omelas use their awareness of the child as a reason to leave the community. It is their ethical decision to do
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Following questionnaire is only indicative. While on field, mostly, only relevant questions are covered. General Questions 1. Charges for hair color service (Minimum)? Questions to be asked to barbers (Berina related) Objective: 1. What berina products do you use? (The range of products) 2. What competitor products are you aware of? 3. For how much time have you been using Berina products? 4. When did you first hear about Berina? When did you started to use Berina products
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make up your client base in order to consider everyone’s problems objectively, which allows you to define them correctly, make valid assessments, and present a solution that is acceptable to your client. Most important, you must have multicultural awareness in order to meet the ever changing needs that
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Self Management Behavioral Contract Michelle Smith BSHS 312 December 19, 2011 Professor Adam Self Management Behavioral Contract Michelle is a person who can read but is not a reader, she would love to be able to read some of those interesting books that she has at home such as Battlefield Of The Mind, It’s Your Time, And The Purpose Driven Life. Unfortunately at this present time Michelle can’t seem to stay focus or concentrate when she is reading. She seem to become bored before even
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shaped in a way that shows personal engagement | essay shaped in a way that shows thoughtful personal engagement and some self-awareness as a knower | essay shaped in a way that shows personal reflective exploration and significant self-awareness as a knower | | Different perspectives … | no attempt to acknowledge or explore | mentioned, but no attempt to explore them | awareness they may exist, but little attempt to explore | acknowledgment, and some attempt to explore | serious consideration |
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The Alzheimer’s Association’s goals are the same as any other organization to raise awareness of the disease and provide anyone interested in the disease with a large amount of valuable and reliable information. A larger goal of the association is to one day end Alzheimer’s their vision is “A world without Alzheimer’s” (alz.org, 2011) The Associations mission is “to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to
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