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structure of questions Length and ordering of questions Piloting the questionnaire Obtaining a high response Summary Further reading 10 How to Carry Out Participant Observation Gaining access Ethics Collecting and analysing information Withdrawal from the field Summary Further reading 11 How to Analyse Your Data Deciding which approach to use 60 61 62 63 64 64 67 70 71 73 75 76 77 80 81 82 84 85 87 87 89 93 95 97 99 100 101 102 103 105 107 107 108 110 110 C O N T E N T S / vii Qualitative data analysis

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attention is at the center of the psychological enterprise. Attention research investigates how voluntary control and subjective experience arise from and regulate our behavior. In recent years, attention has been one of the fastest growing of all fields within cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience. This review examines attention as characterized by linking common neural networks with individual differences in their efficient utilization. The development of attentional networks is partly specified

knowing and action inseparable, beyond formal rules Adaptation, flexibility, responsiveness Learning through experimentation and introspection, constantly reframing the problem and its solution Turbulent, difficult to predict Double-loop/generative Goal Problem-solving process View of the environment Type of learning Key characteristics Control and direction Avoids conflict Formalizes innovation Manager is controller Design precedes implementation Technical/functional Logical positivism,

conception. Its goal is to design the structure of a solar panel able to follow the sun course. The progress of this project is made by this way: -Study of the sun course -Identification of environmental constraints -Choice of a structure able to meet the requirements of placement -Choice of the equipment adapted to the efforts and able to permit the movement -Creation of a command driving the structure The conclusions of this project will help lead to the realization of a field of solar panels

number of plane sold will also decreases dramatically. On the economical field, one big opportunity is the development of the low cost. If a company succeeds in producing an airplane which travels on small distance but with a very low cost per passenger, it will become leader on a booming segment which will take an important place in the airline business in the years to come. But there also one huge threat on this field: the incertitude of oil prices. During the Iraq’s war, we have seen the barrel

I can’t really be involved in an organization and have a leadership position. But nevertheless, I can set up some goals to develop my leadership competencies and work on my weaknesses. 1) I have a lot of presentation to do for my classes. My goal is to perform well during these presentations and not to be too anxious before and during my presentation. I don’t really like to talk in front of people and it’s even harder in English. But I really need to improve my communication skills so it’s

cybermarketing. The goal of cybermarketing is to ensure a site's commercial durability. The term refers, in fact, to adaptation of traditional marketing techniques to the Internet medium. While a great many companies are currently present on the Web, others continue to hesitate to move into the field of e-commerce. Numerous companies are having difficulty grasping the implications of presence on the Net, in addition to which not a great deal of literature is available on the subject. The goal of this

expertise and tasks are standardized. However, the 'job security' promotes the creativity of employees. This model is applicable to industry or services. It is possible to identify it as the rational model, gifted to productivity and effective in the field of mass production and economies of scale. It is essentially single-product firms where the market is ripe in a stable environment. Therefore, if the framework is focused on meeting human needs, it is unlikely that distributed rewards to be effective

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