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The Development of the Science of Marketing—An Exploratory Survey
Journal of Marketing, 1945T HE SCIENCE or art of marketing, as we know it, has developed largely from the fields of economics, scientific management, psychology, and accounting. It is entirely possible that archeologists or historians may sometime discover that many of the principles were known and practiced by ancient peoples. But the classified body of knowledge which we call
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An exploratory survey of the applications of telemedicine in Ghana
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2000We examined the use of telemedicine at two major medical institutions in Ghana. Doctors and administrators were surveyed to assess their knowledge of computers and familiarity with telemedicine. The use of modern telecommunications and information technology products within the health service was also examined.
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An Exploratory Survey of Latinidad in Behavior Analysis
Behavior Analysis in PracticeLatinos make up 18.9% of the U.S. population and constitute a similar proportion of those working in the field of behavior analysis. However, little is known about their cultural values and how individuals approach their work. Because behavior analysts work closely with students and clients, their learning history and cultural values likely influence ...
Corina Jimenez-Gomez +2 more
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Knowledge Management and Organizational Performance: An Exploratory Survey
Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'06), 2006Ninety organizations were surveyed in an exploratory investigation of the organizational impact of knowledge management (KM). A search of the literature revealed 12 KM practices. Results indicated that these KM practices were directly related to organizational performance which, in turn, was directly related to financial performance.
James D. McKeen +2 more
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Patient Perceptions of Readmission Risk: An Exploratory Survey
Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2018Interventions to prevent readmissions often rely upon patient participation to be successful. We surveyed 895 general medicine patients slated for hospital discharge to (1) assess patient attitudes surrounding readmission, (2) ascertain whether these attitudes were associated with actual readmission, and (3) determine whether patients can estimate ...
Daniel J, Brotman +7 more
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Opportunistic discovery of information and millennials: An exploratory survey
Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2013AbstractNow that digital information can be accessed anywhere, there has been a resurgence of interest in information encountering (IE) and the opportunistic discovery of information (ODI). However, no studies have attempted to distinguish between the task‐oriented contexts associated with IE and the more diffuse and varied situations in which ODI ...
Anthony J. Million +3 more
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Hybrid Englishes: An exploratory survey
World Englishes, 2016ABSTRACTOne of the most striking findings when comparing the ecologies of world Englishes is the amount of language mixing and the number of truly mixed (hybrid) varieties involving Englishes. The formula X [language name] + English has produced blends in many different countries, like Taglish, Singlish, Hinglish, Chinglish, Japlish, Denglisch ...
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DSS Mechanisms for Judgmental Flexibility: An Exploratory Survey
Journal of Management Information Systems, 1984Abstract:The building of a decision support system (dss) calls for a balance to be struck between the computer’s calculation and logic capabilities and the freewheeling judgment of its human operator. This paper reports on a survey which was conducted to determine how dss builders create this balance.
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Airbags: an exploratory survey of public knowledge and attitudes
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1999The present study examines public knowledge and opinion in the United States on issues related to airbag safety. Data were obtained through a national random digit-dial telephone survey of 1005 people living in the contiguous 48 United States. A majority of respondents (1) know that airbags can harm drivers seated too close to the steering wheel; (2 ...
T F, Nelson, D, Sussman, J D, Graham
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Fibromyalgia Family and Relationship Impact Exploratory Survey
Musculoskeletal Care, 2012AbstractBackgroundFibromyalgia is frequently associated with impairments in activities of daily living and work disability. Limited data have investigated the impact of fibromyalgia on relationships with family and friends.ObjectivesThis exploratory study was designed to survey a large community sample of adults with fibromyalgia about the impact on ...
Dawn A, Marcus +3 more
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