Use Of Survey Techniques Research Articles

Współczesne znaczenie międzynarodowe i upamiętnienie pierwszej konstytucji europejskiej z 3 maja 1791 r. – ze szczególnym zwróceniem uwagi na Polskę, Litwę, Ukrainę, Białoruś i Łotwę

The aim of the article was to examine the scope, forms, role and perception of the contemporary international impact of the historical event, which was the adoption of the Constitution of 3 May 1791. The conducted research allowed for a positive verification of the formulated hypothesis that the commemoration of the traditions of the May Constitution may constitute an important element of the Polish historical policy shaping the international image of Poland as a country that has made a significant contribution to the development of law in Europe and in the world. Answering the main research question, it was concluded that the tradition of the Third of May celebrations may constitute a common heritage and a platform for cooperation between the states whose territories were part of the First Republic, i.e. Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Latvia and alternatively Belarus. It was pointed out that annual celebrations connected with the Constitution take place primarily in Poland, the United States and recently also in Lithuania. It was also shown that the May Constitution is one of the best known fundamental laws in the world. The article is based on own research with the use of survey technique and scientific methods: historical, institutional-legal and statistical.

PENGARUH KUALITAS INFORMASI DAN PELAYANAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN PELANGGAN DAN MINAT BELI ULANG PADA SITUS BELANJA ONLINE SHOPEE

The observe aims to have a look at The effect Of information pleasant And carrier excellent On client delight And Repurchase aim On on-line store websites In Shopee for patron Shopee in Indonesia. The sampling approach used in this look at is nonprobability sampling, specifically the purposive sampling technique. The range of sampling used in this observe consisted of a 170 respondents aged 18-26. The approach of amassing statistics the use of survey technique. The analytical tool utilized in the SEM (structural equation version) with the AMOS 22 application program. The result shows that information quality has a effective and enormous impact on Repurchase purpose. Carrier first-class has a fine and good sized impact on Repurchase purpose. Purchaser satisfaction has a fantastic and substantial impact on Repurchase aim. Information best has a positive and significant impact on patron pride. Service first-rate has a effective and enormous effect on client pleasure. Client satisfaction mediates statistics first-class with Repurchase aim. Client satisfaction mediates carrier nice with Repurchase intention. 

Implementasi Perubahan Sistem Informasi Keuangan pada Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Karawang

Financial management in government agencies is very important as it has a "specific" concept of performance, namely responsibility, synergy, transparency and innovation. The financial information system is one of the tools used to record various information system transactions that affect the operation and management of business support activity. The financial management process in the work unit of the Class I, Non-TPI Immigration Office in Karawang can be considered less effective and efficient as it goes through multiple stages with different applications, which underlie changes in the use of financial information. This article is to explain the implementation of changes in the financial information system in the Immigration Service Class I No TPI Karawang The method of writing this article is to combine descriptive qualitative research methods with observations, use of survey techniques, analysis, interpretation of data. and triangle. The results obtained are (1) Changes in the application system in the work unit of the Immigration Office Class 1 Non TPI Karawang generally facilitate tasks and work for users. (2) Comparing time effectiveness is not very important, but using an application to be able to perform different types of financial operations can minimize the occurrence of errors or non-response on a PC during the recording work. (3) The effectiveness of the work summary occurs in the reconciliation phase, where with the latest system the E-Recon reconciliation process between the work units and the PCPN is automated (it is not necessary to use CDA (Computer Data Archive). ) of ABAS (Accrual Based Accounting System) in E-Commerce.econ). (4) The SAKTI application can replace the 6 previous applications used in the Karawang Class 1 Immigration Office. (5) Changes in the financial information system do not reduce the existing existing tasks and functions as financial documents.

Management Succession in Polish Small and Medium Enterprises in the Light of Empirical Studies

Purpose: The article presents the methodology and empirical study results on management succession in Polish small and medium enterprises aimed at the identification of scope, form effects, and barriers in management succession and situational conditionings of that process. Design/Methodology/Approach: The empirical studies were accomplished with the use of survey technique on random-target array of 200 Polish private enterprises. The respondents were entrepreneurs – owners or main shareholders of the examined subjects. To formulate conclusions selected statistical analyses were used, in the form of quantitative / percentage indications of specified variants of responses from the questionnaires, as well as the correlative calculus of variables. Findings: The author managed to positively verify the hypothesis of the limited scope of managerial successions in managing polish SMEs, demonstrate the positive effect of these processes upon the development of enterprises, as well as to indicate their main restrictions. We also revealed the connections between the features of succession and the selected characteristics of enterprises. Practical Implications: The author sees the practical effects of propagating study results in the possible changes in the sceptical attitudes of Polish entrepreneurs towards managerial forms of succession in management, which should result in development and improvement of effectiveness in enterprises. Originality/Value: The presented studies have no equivalent in domestic literature, and their results are of importance both for those practicing management and for demarcating the directions of further studies.

CONDITIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CYCLING TOURISM IN URBAN AREAS: THE CASE OF WARSAW AND SURROUNDINGS

The objective of this study was to investigate the conditions for the development of cycling tourism in Warsaw and its surroundings. The paper reviews the most significant demographic and social trends contributing to the development of this form of activity and presents findings of the analysis of cycling infrastructure in Warsaw and its surroundings. In addition, the study involved empirical research conducted with the use of survey technique. The aim of the survey was to understand what views the residents of Warsaw and surroundings hold about the attractiveness of cycling tourism. In the opinion of the respondents it is advisable to extend the bicycle infrastructure and, above all, build more bike paths and bike lanes placeddirectly on the roadway. The vast majority of respondents (68%) do not use bike trails, and 55% evaluated them as merely average.

“I Hate When They Do That!” Netiquette in Mourning and Memorialization Among Danish Facebook Users

By analyzing online practices of mourning and memorialization on Facebook, this article identifies underlying norms behind Danish Facebook users’ attitudes towards networked grieving and emotional displays on Facebook. Drawing on the concept “context collapse” and Jakoby’s model for social rules of displaying emotions of grief, quantitative and qualitative methods of analysis are combined, through the use of survey techniques and grounded theory. The article helps explain contrasting attitudes to emotional displays on Facebook and significant differences between “netiquettes” of mourning and memorialization. The findings counter popular perceptions of Facebook as a desired online mourning platform.

Student-Athlete School Selection: A Family Systems Theory Approach

The primary focus of this study was to examine the role family members play in the college selection process for NCAA Division III student-athletes. The role of family members in the college selection process has been studied for nonathletes, NCAA Division I athletes, NCAA Division II athletes, and at a cross-divisional level for specific NCAA sports. In such research related to intercollegiate student-athletes, research has primarily been conducted quantitatively with the use of survey techniques. Little research exists specifically exploring the role of family members in the college selection process for NCAA Division III athletes. Based on the lack of research, the overarching Division III philosophy, the pure participation rates of NCAA Division III athletes (more than 180,000 current Division III athletes), and the ideal fit of Family Systems Theory to this selection process, this research study is fitting. In this project, sixty-nine student-athletes participated in semistructured interviews at eleven different NCAA Division III institutions. Five prompts directly related to potential family influence were asked. Data were analyzed using open coding based on a priori and emergent themes. Responses are collectively summarized and representative responses are presented verbatim. Results are also discussed through the framework of Family Systems Theory and related back to previous literature on the role of the family in the college selection process.

Exploring the Influences of Teacher's Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence on Students' Academic Achievement

The study examined the influences of teacher’s intelligence or emotional intelligence on student achievement. The participants were 59 teachers of Thanjavur and Villupuram districts of the state Tamil Nadu. The research is of descriptive method and incorporates the use of survey technique. Data is collected using Emotional Intelligence Scale constructed and validated by the investigator and Performance Intelligence Scale for adults. Data is subjected to analysis using SPSS version 21. The study showed that emotional intelligence of teachers is influential than intelligence in enhancing the achievement of students.

CMS muon alignment: System description and first results

The CMS detector has been instrumented with a precise and complex opto-mechanical alignment subsystem that provides a common reference frame between tracker and muon detection systems by means of a net of laser beams. The system allows a continuous and accurate monitoring of the muon chambers positions with respect to the tracker body. Preliminary results of operation during the test of the CMS 4 T solenoid magnet, performed in 2006, are presented. These measurements complement the information provided by the use of survey techniques and the results of alignment algorithms based on muon tracks crossing the detector.

Design and Test of an Index to Measure the Capability of Cities in Latin America to Create Knowledge-Based Enterprises

An index has been created, based on the experience of a prior version tested in 5 cities in Chile, and from an extensive literature search. Its purpose is to rank cities in Latin America on their capability to create knowledge-based enterprises, in a way that is understandable by stakeholders, motivates action and facilitates diagnosis. The index consists of 7 groups of 50 variables (knowledge, innovation, entrepreneurship, business foundation, cultural framework, creative magnetism and entrepreneurial management). All variables are measured by numerical data from secondary sources. The index is tested for feasibility and cost-effectiveness in one city, Santiago. It is concluded that data limitations will require the use of survey techniques, including survey of perceptions, for about 1/3 of the variables to increase accuracy and generate a more meaningful information for future analysis. Various directions for future research are suggested.

Reporting of Acute Low Back Pain in a Telephone Interview|Identification of Potential Biases

This was a survey of 235 individuals with and 132 individuals without documented low back pain. To approximate the magnitude of potential reporting biases in estimates of prevalence of and medical care use in low back pain. The use of survey techniques presents several possible biases in the reporting of acute symptoms. These biases are especially pertinent in musculoskeletal symptoms, which often are recurrent and not life-threatening. Two-hundred-thirty-five patients with acute low back pain were contacted by telephone 4-16 months after their physician visit and surveyed regarding the presence and date of back pain episodes. One-hundred-thirty-two patients who had no functionally disabling back pain on physician interview were interviewed. Of the patients who had sought care for back pain, 21% indicated they had not had back pain when interviewed 4-16 months later. Episodes of pain that occurred more than 8 months before the interview tended to be recalled as occurring more recently than they actually occurred, confirming "forward telescoping" of the illness episode. Only 3% of the individuals without functionally impairing pain reported such pain on a separate interview. Lack of recall occurs regarding acute low back pain, usually a self-limited illness. This potential under-estimate of back pain prevalence may be balanced by forward telescoping of the date of illness occurrence.

The use of survey techniques in the review and evaluation of manufacturing projects

Abstract Leyland DAF arc commercial vehicle manufacturers based in Leyland, Lancashire. The commercial vehicle industry is characterized by a requirement for regular model changes to support both marketing and legislative developments. The industry is continually striving for improvements in the processes com rolling these changes. This paper explains how a project review procedure, utilizing surveying techniques, was established to evaluate the effectiveness of existing product introduction/modification procedures and hence highlight areas for improvement. The system is now in regular use on new vehicle projects of all types, including both the introduction of new models and product transfers between assembly plants. Potential areas for improvement, identified by surveys that have been completed to date, have been included as objectives for the next generation of new model introductions. These process improvement initiatives can now be investigated pro-actively and the potential risks removed before the ...

A New Theory of Ethnic Voting

Previous articleNext article No AccessA New Theory of Ethnic VotingRichard A. GabrielRichard A. Gabriel Search for more articles by this author PDFPDF PLUS Add to favoritesDownload CitationTrack CitationsPermissionsReprints Share onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail SectionsMoreDetailsFiguresReferencesCited by Polity Volume 4, Number 4Summer 1972 The Journal of the Northeastern Political Science Association Article DOIhttps://doi.org/10.2307/3234136 Views: 11Total views on this site Copyright 1972 PolityPDF download Crossref reports no articles citing this article.

National Elite Surveys: Some Experience From Norway

Various problems involved in gaining access to national elites, conducting structur ed interviews with them, and gathering interview data on elite ideology and social structure are discussed in light of the growing use of survey techniques in research on national elites. The discussion is based on the authors' experience conducting survey interviews with 124 members of Norwegian business, labor union, political, and civil servant elites during 1969. This experience is quantified and otherwise reported to show ways by which various methodological obstacles in national elite surveys can be reduced. While such surveys are seen to be quite feasible and useful, several problems are of sufficient magnitude to warrant considerable caution and modesty in the claims made for data collected thereby.