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Response Paper Why Selfies Matter Alexandra Sifferlin Selfies are becoming a massive trend in social media and Sifferlin (2013) provides an in-depth analysis of the ever-increasing vogue. Selfies are primarily trade-marked as a narcissistic practice and is merely an extension of self-absorption. Although some researchers beg to differ and defines selfies as a mean of self-exploration. Dr. Letamendi (as cited in Sifferlin, 2013), said that selfies allow people to convey messages and depict emotions
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Consumer Behavior Case Analysis: L’Oreal of Paris, Plénitude July 12, 2014 Summer Session II Jeffrey Domanski Yasmine Galvez Amy Lee John Pantina Sylvia Xie 1. Please describe Plénitude's position in the US in early 1996. Why has it apparently been less successful than in France when the French "success formula" was used in the US? Despite a fast entrance into the US market in 1988, when the brand quickly rose to the #2 spot in its market trailing Oil of Olay, by 1996, Plénitude
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how audiences could be influenced more effectively through advertising. According to the mass communications model, the sender (mass media) generates a message with fixed meaning, which is then communicated directly and transparently to the recipient (audience). Hall’s paper challenged all three components of the mass communications model ; arguing that – (i) the message is never transparent to the audience (ii) meaning is not simply fixed or determined by the sender; and (iii) the audience is not
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UNDERSTANDING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Qualitative research, also called interpretive research or field research, is a methodology that has been borrowed from disciplines like sociology and anthropology and adapted to educational settings. Qualitative researchers, as you already have learned, use the inductive method of reasoning and strongly believe that there are multiple perspectives to be uncovered. Qualitative researchers focus on the study of social phenomena and on giving voice to the feelings
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