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,The Behavior of Consumers’ Attitudes,definitions of attitude in psychology and marketing. There is some agreement that the term refers to “.” (Fishbein & Ajzen, 1975, p. 6, italics in original) but, as they authors demonstrate, even this is a highly ambiguous statement and permits a variety of methodologies and explanations of behavior

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Attitudes, Situations, and Behavior,, and . are the three emotional variables which summarise the emotion-eliciting qualities of environments and mediate a variety of approach-avoidance behaviors such as preference, exploration, affiliation and work performance.

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ith them part of the knowledge stock of the former employer. Hence, the mobility of key Research & Development (R&D) personnel jeopardizes the innovative ability of a firm and consequently its competitiveness. This poses major challenges to the management of firms, but also to policy makers since in

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Gordon R. Foxallrities and differences between the occurrences in the two types of society. As defined in the theoretical framework, a loose-knit society refers to one with a moderate degree of kinship bonds and of regulatory control.

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Gordon R. Foxalle tagline sound bites used in investigative journalism. Before the emergence of the anticult movement (ACM) (Needleman 1972; Glock and Bellah 1976; Stoner and Parke 1979; Shupe and Bromley 1980; Bromley and Shupe 1981; Lewis 1994), new religions mushroomed within a sense of experimentation and amids

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Gordon R. Foxallhese schools shade into one another, however, and each term is applied to several different conceptions of international law. Furthermore, the relationships among these various views of the law of nations, historically speaking, are often quite intricate.